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Financial Aid

A Salem College education is one of the most important investments you will ever make. It is an investment not only for today, but also for tomorrow and indeed, a lifetime. While you and your parents are making a financial commitment to your education, Salem makes its own commitment to meet the full, calculated need of ALL our admitted candidates. Together, we can make it possible for you to attain a Salem College degree, a well-known mark of achievement.

Consider These Important Benefits:
Women who graduate from college earn 40 percent more than those who don’t.
Studies have shown that women who attend a women’s college hold higher positions and earn more money in their careers than other achieving women in coeducational schools.
Students who earn bachelor’s degrees are able to do so sooner at private colleges like Salem than at state institutions, avoiding additional tuition and beginning their careers earlier.

Scholarship opportunities in music

A number of merit-based and need-based scholarships of varying amounts are available to students active in the performing arts at Saint Martin’s University. For further information, please contact the University’s office of financial aid, 800-368-8803 or (360) 438-4397. The music department offers several scholarships to students intending to major, minor or obtain a teaching endorsement in music. Information about the application process is available by calling the department’s office, (360) 438-4506.

Academic Scholarships and Awards Calculator:
If you are a prospective freshman, you can use our online calculator to estimate the amount of scholarships and awards that you may be eligible for based on your current academic profile.

How to Apply for Aid:
There are many different types of grants and need-based financial aid available to students at Lynchburg College.

Scholarships:
What are the different academic scholarships and awards offered by Lynchburg College for incoming freshmen and transfer students?

Other Forms of Aid:
Examples of these additional resources for financial aid are briefly listed on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s):
Some of the most commonly asked questions and their answers.

Tuition and Fees:
The tuition, fees, room, and board costs for the 2008-2009 school year total $34,875 (assumes a residential student, who selects the base meal-plan option and network connection).