The University of Virginia (UVA) offers a wide range of highly respected graduate programs across its 12 schools. These programs are designed to help you continue your studies, advance your career, or explore new professional paths. UVA is committed to providing an excellent education at a reasonable cost, consistently ranking among the top universities for value. The university aims to remove financial barriers, ensuring that talented students can pursue their ambitions regardless of their financial situation.
UVA is committed to affordability. For undergraduates, financial aid includes scholarships, grants, work-study, and need-based loans. Virginia undergraduates with family incomes below $50,000 may have tuition, fees, room, and board covered. Those with incomes below $100,000 may have tuition and fees covered. Virginia families with incomes below $150,000 may receive tuition grants of $2,000.
Tuition and fee information specifically for international graduate students is not provided. Please consult the individual school's website at the University of Virginia for these details.
The application process is managed by each individual school. You should visit the specific school's website to find detailed application instructions, deadlines, and required materials.
The provided information details a financial aid program for undergraduate students based on demonstrated financial need. Information regarding scholarships or financial aid specifically for international graduate students is not specified.
Admission policies and requirements differ by school and program. You will need to consult the graduate admissions section of the specific school's website at UVA for detailed information.