Scholarships

To qualify, students must enroll full-time in the February 2026 or July 2026 BSN cohorts at the St. Louis campus. Continued eligibility is contingent upon maintaining continuous full-time enrollment and meeting satisfactory academic progress standards as defined by university policy.

No separate application is required. All accepted students in the inaugural cohort will be automatically considered and awarded the scholarship, subject to the outlined terms.

Scholarship funds will be applied directly to tuition and mandatory institutional fees. They are not redeemable for cash, may not be used for non-institutional expenses, and cannot be transferred or deferred.

This offer is valid only for students beginning the BSN program in February 2026 or July 2026 and may not be applied to other start terms or campus locations.

The university reserves the right to amend or discontinue this scholarship at any time, provided such changes do not affect awards already granted to eligible students.

• Total Award Amount: Up to $5,000 per student
• Distribution:
• $1,000 applied during the first year of enrollment
• $2,000 applied during the second year of enrollment
• $2,000 applied during the final year of the program

• The need-based assessment is done after all other forms of scholarships, grants, and funding have been applied.  

• Applicants must demonstrate financial need by providing documentation of their current financial resources and expenses related to their education. 

• Examples include partial approval of the COA by financial institutions like Sallie Mae, evidence of personal funds insufficient to cover all educational and living expenses, or similar financial challenges. 

• Applicants must have applied for external financial resources, such as loans, scholarships, or sponsorships, to cover their educational costs, before applying for the scholarship. 

• Documentation of applications and outcomes (partial approval, insufficient funds, etc.) must be submitted along with the scholarship application. 

• Preference may be given to non-resident students who rely solely on private funds to finance their education and living expenses. 

• Applicants must maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress as defined by the BSN program's academic policies. 

• Completed scholarship application form. 

• Financial documentation showing current resources and expenses. 

• Copies of external financial aid application outcomes. 

• A personal statement outlining the applicant's financial situation, challenges faced, and how the scholarship would impact their ability to pursue medical education. 

• The Financial Services Director will review applications based on financial need, compliance with external resource applications, and academic merit. 

• Finalists may be invited for an interview or additional documentation as required. 

• The scholarship amount will vary based on individual financial need and available funds. 

• Recipients may be eligible for renewal based on continued financial need and academic performance. Renewal will be yearly.  

• The need-based assessment is done after all other forms of scholarships, grants, and funding have been applied.  

• Applicants must demonstrate financial need by providing documentation of their current financial resources and expenses related to their education. 

• Examples include partial approval of the COA by financial institutions like Sallie Mae, evidence of personal funds insufficient to cover all educational and living expenses, or similar financial challenges. 

• Applicants must have applied for external financial resources, such as loans, scholarships, or sponsorships, to cover their educational costs, before applying for the scholarship. 

• Documentation of applications and outcomes (partial approval, insufficient funds, etc.) must be submitted along with the scholarship application. 

• Preference may be given to non-resident students who rely solely on private funds to finance their education and living expenses. 

• Applicants must maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress as defined by the BSN program's academic policies. 

• Completed scholarship application form. 

• Financial documentation showing current resources and expenses. 

• Copies of external financial aid application outcomes. 

• A personal statement outlining the applicant's financial situation, challenges faced, and how the scholarship would impact their ability to pursue medical education. 

• The Financial Services Director will review applications based on financial need, compliance with external resource applications, and academic merit. 

• Finalists may be invited for an interview or additional documentation as required. 

• The scholarship amount will vary based on individual financial need and available funds. 

• Recipients may be eligible for renewal based on continued financial need and academic performance. Renewal will be yearly.  

• A minimum GPA of 3.4 on a 4.0 scale
• Clear professional goals 
• A commitment to the field of clinical psychology

• Selected recipients may receive up to $25,000 in tuition support, distributed across 5 years of the program based on continued academic and professional standing.
• Annual Maximum Award Limits:
  • Year 1 - Up to $6,500
  • Year 2 - Up to $6,500
  • Year 3 - Up to $5,500
  • Year 4 - Up to $4,000
  • Year 5 - Up to $2,500

• Awards are limited and selective, with a maximum number of recipients determined each academic year. For the 2026–2027 academic year, the St. Louis PsyD program will award a limited number of Academic Excellence Scholarships to outstanding incoming students, with up to 7 awards available.

The Enrollment Agreement and the seat reservation deposit fee must have been completed on or before December 31, 2025. 

No application required.  Students will be identified by the admissions department based on the completion of the enrollment agreement and deposit fee available in the admissions file.  

• Students must present evidence of permanent residence in the BVI every academic year to maintain eligibility for the scholarship. Permanent residence must be evidenced by presenting the last two years of tax forms and/or a driver’s license with at least two years since its expedition.

• Students must comply with the Academic Satisfactory Progress of the program found in the Academic Catalog.  Students who fail courses and enter a probation status will lose eligibility for the scholarship. Interruptions to the scholarship due to failure to comply with SAP will result in permanent ineligibility. 

No application needed.  The admissions office will determine eligibility based on the information provided in the admissions application process. The scholarship will be applied on a first-come, first-served basis. 

• Scholarship will cover the full cost of tuition and fees.  
• Four-year scholarship dependent on Satisfactory Academic Progress 
• Two scholarships are available each year

• Students must present evidence of permanent residence in Puerto Rico, Missouri, the United Kingdom or British Virgin Islands for at least two years before the start date to qualify as a resident. Tax forms or a driver’s license with two years or more in the issued date are required as evidence to certify eligibility for the scholarship.

• Students must comply with the Academic Satisfactory Progress of the program.  Students who failed courses and enter a probation status will lose eligibility for the scholarship. Interruptions to the scholarship due to failure to comply with SAP will result in permanent ineligibility.

• No application needed. Students will be identified as potential recipients by the admissions department and invited to present evidence for eligibility based on the information provided in the admissions application process

• The scholarship is a maximum of $12,000 per year for a total of 4 years, dependent on Satisfactory Academic Progress.

• This scholarship can be combined with the Early Enrollment Scholarship and the Tiber Health Alumni Scholarship, as long as the applicant complies with the requirements.  

• In the case of a combination of scholarships, the Resident scholarship will be applied last and based on the remaining balance after the application of any additional scholarship
• The Resident scholarship cannot be combined with the International Scholarship.
• This scholarship is limited to the first 20 students who qualify.

• Students must present evidence of citizenship of a country other than the United States. Students must confirm they do not hold US citizenship or US permanent resident status. Copy of the biographical/photo page of a current, unexpired passport are required as evidence to certify eligibility for the scholarship.

• Students must comply with the Academic Satisfactory Progress of the program.  Students who failed courses and enter a probation status will lose eligibility for the scholarship. Interruptions to the scholarship due to failure to comply with SAP will result in permanent ineligibility.

• No application needed. Students will be identified as potential recipients by the admissions department and invited to present evidence for eligibility based on the information provided in the admissions application process

• The scholarship is a maximum of $12,500 per year for a total of 4 years ($50,000 max award), dependent on Satisfactory Academic Progress.

• This scholarship can be combined with the Early Enrollment Scholarship and the Tiber Health Alumni Scholarship, as long as the applicant complies with the requirements.  

• In the case of a combination of scholarships, the International scholarship will be applied first, Early Enrollment Scholarship next, followed by the Tiber Health Alumni scholarship which will be based on the remaining balance after the application of any additional scholarships.  
• This scholarship cannot be combined with the Resident Scholarship.

• Being an alumnus from the MSMS program at PHSU or Tiber Health Partner Schools. 

• Graduated from the MSMS three years or less before the start date of the MD Program in PHSU-BVI.  

• Recipients must comply with the Academic Satisfactory Progress of the program.  Students who failed courses and enter a probation status will lose eligibility for the scholarship. Interruptions to the scholarship due to failure to comply with SAP will result in permanent ineligibility. 

• No application required. Students will be identified as recipients by the admissions department based on the information provided in the admissions application process. 

• This scholarship provides a 20% discount on tuition costs per term, with a maximum award of $10,000 per year for a total of 4 years for resident students and $12,000 for non-residents, dependent on Satisfactory Academic Progress. This Scholarship will be applied in equal sums on a term basis.

• This scholarship can be combined with the Early Enrollment Scholarship or the Puerto Rico, Missouri, UK and BVI Resident Scholarship, as long as the applicant complies with the requirements. 
• This scholarship is limited to the first 8 students who qualify.

• The need-based assessment is done after all other forms of scholarships, grants, and funding have been applied.  

• Applicants must demonstrate financial need by providing documentation of their current financial resources and expenses related to their education. 

• Examples include partial approval of the COA by financial institutions like Sallie Mae, evidence of personal funds insufficient to cover all educational and living expenses, or similar financial challenges. 

• Applicants must have applied for external financial resources, such as loans, scholarships, or sponsorships, to cover their educational costs, before applying for the scholarship. 

• Documentation of applications and outcomes (partial approval, insufficient funds, etc.) must be submitted along with the scholarship application. 

• Preference may be given to non-resident students who rely solely on private funds to finance their education and living expenses. 

• Applicants must maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress as defined by the MD program's academic policies. 

• Completed scholarship application form. 

• Financial documentation showing current resources and expenses. 

• Copies of external financial aid application outcomes. 

• A personal statement outlining the applicant's financial situation, challenges faced, and how the scholarship would impact their ability to pursue medical education. 

• The Financial Services Director will review applications based on financial need, compliance with external resource applications, and academic merit. 

• Finalists may be invited for an interview or additional documentation as required. 

• The scholarship amount will vary based on individual financial need and available funds. 

• Recipients may be eligible for renewal based on continued financial need and academic performance. Renewal will be yearly.  
• All scholarships must be accepted by the recipient on or before the start of classes every academic year.  

• Available to all new students enrolled in the Master of Science in Medical Sciences (MSMS) Online or Virtual Remote modalities.
• Maintaining satisfactory academic progress is required for continued eligibility. 

• Available to the first 40 students enrolled in the Master of Public Health in International Health Online program.
• Maintaining satisfactory academic progress is required for continued eligibility.