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TCS - The Chicago School of Professional Psychology - Chicago Campus Scholarships

Scholarships and Funding

Global Impact Scholarship – 15%

• The Global Impact Scholarship is awarded to full-time international undergraduate and graduate students of exceptional academic merit who meet a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.5 (or international equivalent) at the time of admission. Eligible students will automatically receive a 15% discount on their tuition each term if they maintain a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 while enrolled at The Chicago School.

Global Leadership Scholarship - $1,000 (Returning Students)

• The Global Leaders Scholarship is an award available to returning international students at The Chicago School enrolled in an on-campus fall program. Applicants should share their experiences at The Chicago School, describe how their studies have impacted their professional development, and discuss their plans for serving as a global leader in their profession.
• Award Amount: $1,000 (subject to change based on budget availability)

Global Partners Scholarship – 20%

• Our global community is built on the strong partnerships we have formed with institutions around the world; the Global Partners Scholarship was designed to further strengthen those bonds. Eligible full-time international undergraduate and graduate students enrolled with or employed by an institution sharing a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with our institution may be eligible to receive a 20% discount to their tuition each term if they maintain good academic standing while enrolled with The Chicago School.

Local Advantage – 25%

• The Local Advantage Scholarship was designed to simplify the process for international students already living in the U.S. who hope to transfer to The Chicago School. Eligible full-time international undergraduate and graduate students currently studying at another U.S. institution or who have completed a degree at a U.S. institution may receive a 25% discount applied to their tuition each term while enrolled if they maintain good academic standing after transferring to The Chicago School.