Types of Financial Aid

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Financial Aid is comprised of four types of funding: scholarships, grants, loans and employment. Eligibility for aid may be contingent upon need, merit or both. Please click on the links within each category to view additional information.

Scholarships & Grants

Manhattanville has a long history of rewarding students of high academic achievement regardless of their financial need. Each applicant is automatically evaluated for merit awards and no additional application is needed for consideration. Students can also search for outside scholarship opportunities to further supplement funding.
Scholarships & Grants

Loans

Compare federal, private, and parent loans to evaluate your loan options.
Loans

Student Employment

The Federal Work-Study (FWS) Program and Campus Employment (CE) are the two programs at the College which make up Student Employment.
Student Employment