Tuition & Funding

Every year, the Marsal School offers an increasing number of scholarships for currently enrolled undergraduates, post-baccalaureate students, community college transfer students, four-year college transfer students, and certification only.

We select students for scholarships based on several factors, including the amount of funds available each year and the number of students deemed eligible to receive our support. When making funding decisions, our scholarship review committees consider students’ demonstrated financial need as determined by the Office of Financial Aid (OFA), academic merit as determined by the program, and/or a combination of both. Students do not formally apply for the Marsal School’s scholarships. You will automatically be considered.

We believe that we are unique among our peer institutions in that we strategically leverage our need-based scholarship offers to reduce our students’ self-help (unmet need, students’ need-based loans, and Work Study awards). We review students’ eligibility for our scholarships throughout the spring and summer term every academic year.

Michigan Residents can qualify for the Go Blue Guarantee for families with incomes $75,000 or under and assets below $75,000.  The University of Michigan is the only public university in Michigan that covers 100% of demonstrated financial need of eligible Michigan residents.

Learn more about the Go Blue Guarantee

Students who elect to pursue an English as a Second Language (ESL) Endorsement will receive a $3,000 scholarship to help cover the tuition costs of the endorsement.

The Marsal School offers a 4-year commitment to eligible undergraduate students pursuing teacher education to make their Michigan degree affordable through our Teach Blue initiative.

Fellowship
The State of Michigan’s MI Future Educators Fellowship offers a $10,000 scholarship to up to 2,500 future educators every year for Michigan residents. For additional eligibility requirements and to apply visit MI Student Aid. 
 

Stipend
The State of Michigan’s Future Educators Stipend is a $9,600 stipend to support Michigan’s hardworking student teachers as they continue their journey to begin in the classroom full-time. Available for Michigan residents, non-residents and international students. For additional eligibility requirements and to apply visit MI Student Aid.

Eligible AmeriCorps and Teach for America community members—including currently serving corps members, senior corps members, alumni who have completed a term of AmeriCorps service, and staff members who have been employed for at least two years—are eligible to receive a scholarship of up to 25% of tuition.

Learn more about the AmeriCorps and Teach for America scholarship

City Year community members—including currently serving corps members, senior corps members, alumni who have completed a term of AmeriCorps service, and staff members who have been employed for at least two years—are eligible to receive a scholarship up to 25% of tuition.

Learn more about the City Year scholarship

• Complete “My Scholarship Profile” feature in the Campus Finances section in Wolverine Access
• The Center for the Education of Women+
• College Board’s Scholarship Search
• College Greenlight
• CollegeScholarships.com
• Fastweb!
• Scholarship America
• Community foundations in your area (e.g., Ann Arbor Community Foundation)
• Regional Alumni Clubs
• Telluride
• Housing employment opportunities

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 and U-M’s CSS code 1839 to complete the CSS Profile.

• U-M Payment Plans
• U-M Student Employment
• U-M Residency
• Financial Literacy: CrashCourse
  Get tips on handling your money from the U-M Office of Financial Aid and the nonprofit National Endowment for Financial Education at this free personal finance website. A student account and login are required, which will allow students to create a personal portal to save personal finance articles and information.