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Funding Opportunities

The University of Minnesota offers you an outstanding education and a prestigious degree all for an affordable price.

We are committed to helping you understand all of the resources available to help finance your education.

• Tuition for nonresident students is the lowest nonresident tuition in the Big 10—approximately $11,000 less than the Big 10 average and a $44,000 savings over four years.
• Admitted freshmen are automatically considered for our competitive national, nonresident student scholarships.
• As a public institution the University of Minnesota offers residents the opportunity to get the most out of their tax dollars.

University of Minnesota Scholarships

Incoming freshmen are automatically be considered for all of the scholarships that the University of Minnesota administers. One scholarship, the Betty L. & Sidney L. Brown, & Shelley Brown Brundage Scholarship for incoming freshman reflects the generous support of a graduate from our department, Dr. Shelley B. Brundage and her family.

• Scholarships for incoming University of Minnesota freshmen
• Scholarships for honors students
• University-wide scholarships for continuing students

College of Liberal Arts Scholarships

The Department of Speech-Language-Hearing Science is part of the College of Liberal Arts (CLA), which administers a number of scholarships that are specifically for CLA students: incoming freshmen, continuing student, and transfer students.

• Learn more about scholarships for College of Liberal Arts students

Department of Speech-Language-Hearing Sciences Scholarships

The Gerald M. Siegel Student Initiative Fund

The Siegel fund supports projects proposed by a committee of undergraduate and graduate students, with the guidance of the department chair, to further the educational experience of the department's masters and undergraduate students.