Strategic Partner Scholarship Program
Heinz College has partnered with the following organizations to provide financial support to their members in order to help reduce the cost of attending graduate school. If you are affiliated with one or more of the following organizations, you will be awarded a scholarship from Heinz College.
No separate application is necessary for any of our Strategic Partner Scholarships. To be considered, simply indicate your experience, involvement, membership, or affiliation with any of the organizations listed below on your application for admission to Heinz College.
Affiliation with more than one partner organization does not increase the total available scholarship award. Please note that students who are eligible for more than one of our scholarships with a guaranteed minimum may not be entitled to the minimum award amount for the second scholarship.
Foundational Partners
If you are affiliated with one or more of Heinz College's Foundational Partners and enroll in one of Heinz College's full-time graduate degree programs, you are eligible to receive a minimum of $12,000 per semester* in scholarship support as a result of your affiliation. Please see below for a list of our Foundational Partners, and for more information on each scholarship opportunity.
Strategic Partners
If you are affiliated with one or more of Heinz College's Strategic Partners and enroll in one of Heinz College's full-time graduate degree programs, you are eligible to receive a minimum of $7,000 per semester* in scholarship support as a result of your affiliation. Please see below for a list of our Strategic Partners, and for more information on each scholarship opportunity.
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Through our partnership with HBCU's, Heinz College awards a minimum scholarship equal to 30% of tuition each semester to alumni of any HBCU.
HBCU ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIPS
Prospective master's students who have completed their bachelor's degree at a Historically Black College or University (HBCU) are eligible to apply for a full-tuition (100%) scholarship to attend Heinz College. To be considered, students are asked to indicate the completion of their bachelor’s degree at an eligible undergraduate institution within their application for admission to Heinz College. Please note that there are a limited number of full-tuition awards available for this scholarship; however, all HBCU alumni are eligible for the minimum 30% HBCU partnership scholarship described above.
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Regional and National Education Partners
If you are a current undergraduate student or alum from one the following colleges or universities and enroll in one of Heinz College's full-time graduate degree programs, you are eligible to receive a minimum of $7,000 per semester* in scholarship support as a result of your undergraduate affiliation. Please see below for a list of our Regional and National Education Partners, and for more information on each scholarship opportunity.
Other Opportunities
Heinz College currently has distinct scholarship partnership agreements with the following organizations. If you are affiliated with any of the following organizations and are interested in enrolling in any of Heinz College's full- or part-time graduate degree programs, please contact the Office of Admissions at hnzadmit@andrew.cmu.edu or 412-268-2164 for more information on these scholarship opportunities.
*Part-Time Students
Part-time students who are eligible for any of the scholarship opportunities outlined above receive an equivalent percentage of each scholarship throughout the course of their studies at Heinz College.
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