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2008-2009 Merit Scholarship And Financial Aid Facts | ||
In the 2007-2008 academic year, approximately 85 percent of the University´s student body received assistance in the form of academic and athletic scholarships, grants, loans, and work-study funds, either singly or in combination. Despite the high costs of college today, families have found the educational experience at Saint Joseph’s University to be affordable, manageable, and a worthwhile investment.
Saint Joseph´s remains resolute in its tradition of extending educational opportunities to academically qualified students, regardless of their socioeconomic background, to make a Saint Joseph’s University education a reality.
Each year, Saint Joseph’s University awards merit scholarships to freshman candidates with outstanding academic records. We will automatically consider you for a scholarship at the time of your admission.
A Saint Joseph’s University education is truly an investment in the student’s future. One could even look at it in purely financial terms: On average, those with bachelor’s degrees earn double what those with just a high school diploma earn. According to the U.S. Department of Education, this translates to roughly $2.1 million over a lifetime.
Even if you feel that Saint Joseph’s University seems unaffordable, we encourage you to apply for admission and financial aid. A composite financial aid award package of grants, merit scholarships, part-time work study, and low-interest loans can add up to make the cost of education more affordable. Like other major investments, the educational experience is made for the long term and appreciates in value.
Office of Financial Assistance
Saint Thomas Hall, Lapsley Lane
Lower Merion Campus
First house on the left
Monday – Thursday 9:00 a.m.-6:30 p.m., Friday 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Phone: 610-660-1556
Fax: 610-660-1342
Email: finaid@sju.edu
Financial Assistance Specialists
Our FAFSA code is 003367
Saint Joseph´s remains resolute in its tradition of extending educational opportunities to academically qualified students, regardless of their socioeconomic background, to make a Saint Joseph’s University education a reality.
Each year, Saint Joseph’s University awards merit scholarships to freshman candidates with outstanding academic records. We will automatically consider you for a scholarship at the time of your admission.
A Saint Joseph’s University education is truly an investment in the student’s future. One could even look at it in purely financial terms: On average, those with bachelor’s degrees earn double what those with just a high school diploma earn. According to the U.S. Department of Education, this translates to roughly $2.1 million over a lifetime.
Even if you feel that Saint Joseph’s University seems unaffordable, we encourage you to apply for admission and financial aid. A composite financial aid award package of grants, merit scholarships, part-time work study, and low-interest loans can add up to make the cost of education more affordable. Like other major investments, the educational experience is made for the long term and appreciates in value.
Office of Financial Assistance
Saint Thomas Hall, Lapsley Lane
Lower Merion Campus
First house on the left
Monday – Thursday 9:00 a.m.-6:30 p.m., Friday 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Phone: 610-660-1556
Fax: 610-660-1342
Email: finaid@sju.edu
Financial Assistance Specialists
| A-C | Valerie Marchesani | 610-660-1343 | vmarches@sju.edu |
| D-G | Susan Wendling | 610-660-1349 | swendlin@sju.edu |
| H-Mb | Samantha Gable | 610-660-1396 | sgable@sju.edu |
| Mc-R | Carmen Austin | 610-660-1363 | caustin@sju.edu |
| S-Z | Marian McGee | 610-660-1345 | mmcgee@sju.edu |
Our FAFSA code is 003367