Funding Resources - Financial Aid

Drawing on a Jesuit Catholic educational model 400 years in the making, our faculty members engage each student as an individual. The result is an education that’s as encouraging as it is challenging, enriching and demanding.

Xavier offers need-based graduate grants for students in specific programs. Grants typically range from $180 to $480 per semester. In order to apply for a graduate grant, students must be fully admitted and file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) each year by Xavier's priority deadline of Feb.15.

The University participates in the William D. Ford Federal Direct Loan Program, in which borrowers obtain federal loan funds directly from the U.S. Department of Education. Loans are borrowed money and must be repaid by the student.

Graduate assistantship (GA) positions are available in many offices and departments on campus and provide an opportunity to gain valuable professional experience.

The FAFSA form becomes available on October 1 for the next school year. We encourage you to fill it out as soon as possible on or after Oct. 1. Students whose FAFSA is received by Feb. 15 receive priority aid consideration. Be sure to list Xavier's federal school code: 003144.

Loyal Musketeer Scholarship

Beginning in Fall 2022, the Loyal Musketeer Scholarship will be available to all graduating students and alumni who wish to pursue a graduate degree at Xavier. The scholarship is equal to 25 percent off the program tuition rate for most graduate programs. All Xavier alumni who enroll in a graduate degree program at Xavier are eligible for the scholarship. The scholarship applies to graduate degree-seeking students for both part-time and full-time enrollment, with a minimum of 6 credit-hours per semester.
Loyal Musketeer Scholarship