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You can afford a private college!

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You can afford a private college!


It's time to invest in your future at Springfield College.

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100 percent of new students who complete the FAFSA receive financial aid to attend.

Students from all over the country and across the globe have invested their futures in Springfield College. We help them reach their goals, and we can help you reach yours too.

So what are you waiting for?

Our average financial aid package provides $29,300 for families.

It’s never too early to start thinking about financial aid, which is why we are here to help. We understand that college costs can present financial strain to students and their families. At Springfield College, financial assistance is more than just setting you up with a package. It’s a collaboration where we learn more about your specific financial needs and help you and your family understand the options that are available. You don’t have to wait on us to tell you, though. Use our Net Price Calculator to get an idea of your financial aid eligibility.

We offer a variety of programs ranging from need-based financial aid to family loan programs that meet the financing concerns of a wide range of families. It’s time to get started with our need-based financial aid application process. The application for financial aid or a student’s financial status do not influence or effect admissions decisions at Springfield College.

Best Value for the Best Education

Springfield College was ranked for the second-consecutive year as a Best Value School by U.S. News and World Report thanks to our high-quality educational offerings and low cost.

According to U.S. News and World Report, the higher the quality of the academic programs and the lower the cost, the better the value. 

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Scholarships Available

A total of 100% percent of new undergraduate students at Springfield College were eligible for financial assistance. You heard that right. And we have a variety of ways to help. Financial assistance comes in many forms, including need-based grants, loans, and campus employment. 

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First-year Sources of Assistance Scholarships and Awards

All undergraduate students are initially considered for an academic/merit scholarship when they are evaluated for admission into Springfield College. Eligibility for academic scholarships is listed below. The scholarships are solely for tuition, for a maximum of four years, and only for undergraduate degrees.

Trustee Scholarship: $22,000 per year ($88,000 over four years)
Eligibility:
Cumulative Weighted GPA 3.2 or higher New SAT Test (CR+M) 1220 or higher; Old SAT Test (CR+M) 1150 or higher or ACT Test 25 or higher
Presidential Scholarship: $18,000 per year ($72,000 over four years)
Eligibility:
Cumulative Weighted GPA 3.0 or higher New SAT Test (CR+M) 1130 to 1210; Old SAT Test (CR+M) 1050 to 1140 or ACT Test 23 or 24
Dean Scholarship: $15,000 per year ($60,000 over four years)
Eligibility:
Cumulative Weighted GPA 2.5 or higher New SAT Test (CR+M) 1030 to 1120; Old SAT Test (CR+M) 950 to 1040 or ACT Test 20, 21, or 22

Director Award: $10,000 annually ($40,000 over four years)
Eligibility:

Cumulative Weighted GPA below a 2.5 New SAT Test (CR+M) below 1030 or ACT Test below a 20
Note: Scholarship upgrades are possible if you have new test scores or an improved seventh semester cumulative weighted GPA to submit to your admissions counselor.