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Salisbury University In-State Tuition?

Hi! I'm a high school junior who's considering applying to Salisbury University next year. I'm from Maryland, so I'm curious about their in-state tuition rates. Does anyone know the current in-state tuition rate for Salisbury University? Additionally, are there any available scholarships or aid opportunities for in-state students? Thanks!

6 months ago

Hello! Salisbury University, located in Maryland, is a great option for in-state students seeking quality education at an affordable cost. The in-state tuition rates for the 2024-2025 academic year at Salisbury University are approximately $11,000 for tuition and fees. Keep in mind that this figure does not include room, board, and other expenses, so the total cost of attendance will be higher.

As an in-state student, you are eligible for several financial aid opportunities and scholarships provided by the university and the state. First, make sure to fill out the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) as early as possible. This form will determine your eligibility for various federal and state financial aid programs, including grants, work-study, and loans.

Salisbury University also offers numerous merit-based scholarships for incoming freshmen. The scholarships vary in amounts and eligibility requirements, so it's wise to research the ones that pertain to your interests and academic achievements. Some examples include the Presidential Scholarship, the Salisbury University Scholars Program, and the Henson, Bellavance, and Alumni scholarships. Additionally, the Delegate and Senatorial Scholarships are awarded to Maryland residents by their local state delegate or senator.

Another resource to explore is the Maryland Higher Education Commission (MHEC) website, where you can find information on state financial aid programs, including the Howard P. Rawlings Educational Assistance Grant, the Guaranteed Access Grant, and the Maryland Community College Promise Scholarship. These programs are specifically designed for Maryland residents.

Finally, keep an eye out for external scholarship opportunities. Many organizations and foundations offer scholarships based on criteria such as academic achievement, leadership, community service, and unique personal characteristics or interests. Websites like Fastweb, Scholarships.com, and even CollegeVine's blog can help you find scholarships that align with your profile and interests.

Good luck with your college search and application process!

6 months ago

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