Saint Augustine's University is pleased to announce three
institutional grants for new students which is effective for the
2016-2017 academic year. A renewable grant worth $8,945 annually, which
represents a 50 percent discount off the annual tuition and fees of
$17,890, will be awarded to students in three categories:
- Children and grandchildren of Saint Augustine's University graduates (Legacy Tuition Grant)
- Episcopal students (Absalom Jones Tuition Grant)
- Community college graduates from Vance-Granville and Wake Tech Community Colleges and other select community colleges (Community College Tuition Grant)
This administration made this decision to help ease the
financial burden of new students and increase enrollment for the fall
semester.
"We recognize that many families struggle with the costs
associated with higher education," said President Everett B. Ward.
"Subsequently, this administration evaluated how we could fiscally
afford to support these students and established this program for a
certain percentage of our prospective student population. If we can
responsibly remove a financial barrier to provide prospective students
access to a quality education, we have a responsibility to do so."
Saint Augustine's University is a historically black
college located in Raleigh, North Carolina. The college was founded in
1867 by prominent Episcopal clergy for the education of freed slaves.
For more information about the institutional grants and to apply for admission to Saint Augustine's University, contact the Office of Admissions at 919-516-4012 or apply online at admissions.st-aug.edu.
For more information about the institutional grants and to apply for admission to Saint Augustine's University, contact the Office of Admissions at 919-516-4012 or apply online at admissions.st-aug.edu.
