Are you a Brandeis alum? The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences would like to help you fulfill your academic and career aspirations through graduate education.
We are proud to offer up to a $2,000 scholarship* to alums who completed a Brandeis program and have been admitted into most full-time GSAS master’s programs. Similarly, this scholarship is offered to current Brandeis students who will complete their degree by the time they start a master’s program. To be considered, please follow the instructions below. Depending on the program, this scholarship may be in addition to any merit or need-based aid for which the student may be eligible.
The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences hopes that this scholarship will help facilitate your continued education at Brandeis University.
If you have questions about the information contained on this page, please contact
gsasfinaid@brandeis.edu.
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This scholarship is only for Graduate School of Arts and Sciences programs. It is not for the Heller School, Brandeis’ International Business School, or Rabb Graduate Professional Studies. Alums enrolling in most GSAS master's programs are eligible for up to a $2,000 alum scholarship in addition to their other financial awards.* To be eligible for this alum scholarship, students must maintain a minimum of two semesters in residency in a GSAS program.
Students admitted to any Hornstein program or the five-year bachelor's/master's program in Biotechnology are not eligible for the alum scholarship. Four-year bachelor's/master's students are not eligible for the GSAS alum scholarship as financial assistance is managed through the undergraduate financial aid office.
Please note that the Alum Scholarship is not available to students awarded scholarships that cover 100% of tuition.
Please select your respective affiliation(s) of Brandeis alum and/or Brandeis current student on the Additional Information page of your application.
Current Brandeis students and alums receive an application fee waiver when applying for a graduate program in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences via the online application. This should occur automatically in the online application.
