Financial Aid

Objective
 

The primary objective of Sakyamuni University's financial aid plan is to provide financial support to students who demonstrate financial need, enabling them to pursue their academic goals without undue financial burden.

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Eligibility

Financial aid is available to students enrolled in Sakyamuni University's:

- Undergraduate Programs: Students pursuing bachelor's degrees in various fields, including Buddhist studies, social sciences, humanities, and more.
- Graduate & Professional Programs: Students pursuing master's or doctoral degrees in fields such as Buddhist studies, academic research, and professional studies.

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Types of Financial Aid

Sakyamuni University offers various types of financial aid to eligible students, including:

- Scholarships: Merit-based or need-based awards that do not require repayment.
- Grants: Need-based awards that do not require repayment.
- Loans: Low-interest loans that require repayment.
- Work-Study Programs: Part-time job opportunities that help students earn money to support their education.

 

Application Procedures

The procedures for applying for financial assistance vary by program or school. Students should contact the individual program or school directly to inquire about the application process and required documentation.

 

Key Documents
 

To apply for financial aid, students may need to provide:

- Financial Aid Application Form: A standardized form that collects information about the student's financial situation.
- Income Verification Documents: Proof of income, such as tax returns or pay stubs.
- Academic Transcripts: Official transcripts that demonstrate academic achievement.

 

Timeline

The financial aid application process typically opens several months before the start of the academic year. Students are encouraged to apply early to ensure timely consideration for financial aid.