The University of Michigan is investing more money than ever before in students pursuing an education degree. Our goal is to make earning a U-M degree as affordable as possible for every student. All admitted students are automatically considered for scholarships with no additional application required.
Marsal Education Scholarships
100% of full-time graduate students are offered a Marsal Education Scholarship. The amount of the scholarship is based on the Rackham admissions application. There is no additional application for our scholarships.
Teach Blue Commitment
The Marsal School provides additional financial support to students in Teacher Certification programs.
AmeriCorps and Teach for America Scholarship
25% of tuition for eligible AmeriCorp and Teach for America community members
City Year Scholarship
25% of tuition for eligible City Year community members
MI Future Educator
Fellowship: Up to $10,000 per year for aspiring educators
Stipend: $9,600 for students enrolled in student teaching coursework
ESL Endorsement Scholarship
$3,000 for students who elect to pursue the English as a Second Language (ESL) endorsement
Rackham Merit Awards
For faculty-nominated master's students. Awardees receive a Tuition Waiver, Stipend, and GradCare.
Additional Information
- International Students
- International Center
- Office of Financial Aid
- Rackham Graduate School
- Resources for International Students at UM
- You may be eligible for education grants or loans through your home country and we encourage you to research those funding options.
- Graduate Student Instructor (GSI) positions are posted on U-M Careers. Under "CAREER INTEREST" you will want to select "Graduate Students" and then click the blue "SEARCH" box. This will filter out all the open positions that if qualified for, you can apply.
- Student Employment
- Select Non-Work-Study. This is where you will be able to find hourly employment on campus.
- Private loans for international students
- Funding Resources
- Alumni Association - Club Scholarships
- CEW+ Scholarship
- Child Care Subsidy
- Complete “My Scholarship Profile” feature in the Campus Finances section in Wolverine Access
- Housing Employment Opportunities
- International Institute Funding
- Library Funding Databases for U-M Affiliates
- Library Graduate Student Funding @ U-M
- Office of Financial Aid Scholarships
- Rackham Funding
- Office of Financial Aid
FAFSA & CSS Profile Deadlines Date Importance December 15 Suggested Filing Date March 1 Deadline We encourage you to seek resources for which you may be eligible through the University of Michigan Office of Financial Aid (OFA). OFA provides information about scholarships, grants, loans, and emergency assistance, as well as work-study and other employment opportunities.
All applicants who need financial aid are encouraged to apply through OFA by completing a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and CSS Profile. Please use U-M’s federal code 002325 to complete the FAFSA.
Tuition & Fees
Tuition at Marsal Family School of Education is set by the Board of Regents. Each year at the beginning of July the updated tuition and fees are posted on by the Office of the Registrar.
Visit the Office of Financial Aid for a detailed description of the full cost of attendance.
- Tuition Dates & Deadlines
Term Tuition Due Dates Term Due Date Fall August 31 Winter January 31 Spring April 30 Spring/Summer April 30 Summer June 30 Due dates are subject to change - for additional information visit finance.umich.edu/finops/student/billing.
Bills are sent approximately two weeks prior to the due date. You must be enrolled in a term to be billed for tuition and fees.