About 60 percent of undergraduates receive financial assistance. A typical financial assistance award may include a combination of scholarships, federal grants, student loans, and part-time employment on campus. The University also offers excellent payment and financing options for parents.
Scholarships
The School of Engineering offers up to 12 merit-based fellowships to entering freshmen with exceptional promise. These awards are based solely on merit and are for four years of undergraduate study, provided the recipient maintains a satisfactory academic record.
- Alexander Langsdorf Fellowships (full tuition for up to 4 students)
- Calvin M. Woodward Fellowships (half tuition for up to 8 students)
In addition to being able to apply for the Engineering Academic Fellowship Program, freshman applicants to the School of Engineering are eligible to apply for other scholarships.
- James M. McKelvey Undergraduate Research Scholar Award ($8,000) to be used to support working with a faculty member on a research project.
- Dean's International Award ($2,500) to be used for expenses while engaged in an international summer internship or study abroad program sponsored by Washington University.
Other Academic Scholarships
Students may apply for the John B. Ervin Scholars Program and be considered for the Enterprise Rent-A-Car Scholars Program, as well as apply for the Annika Rodriguez Scholars Program - all of which enhance the overall quality and diversity of the student body. Engineering students may also apply for the Summer Scholars Program in Biology and Biomedical Research. Engineering applicants with an entrepreneurial spirit and vision may apply for the Entrepreneurial Scholars Program.
International Student Scholarships
International Students should call (314) 935-6000 or (800) 638-0700 (in the USA) for financial assistance information or see the special International Guide for Prospective Undergraduate Students.