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Private Institutions Two-Year Institutions and Technical Schools Private institutions Two-year institutions and technical schools • CHI Institute Special tuition rates for active-duty military personnel and veterans are designed so that military… offers a reduced tuition rate for all undergraduate and graduate degree programs to active members … reminders for military students making use of their Tuition Assistance (TA) benefit. • DuBois Business College • Harcum College • Johnson College • Lackawanna College • Lancaster General College of Health Sciences and Nursing • Lehigh Valley College • Manor College • McCann School of Business and Technology • New Castle School of Trades • Pennsylvania Culinary Institute • Pennsylvania Institute of Technology • Valley Forge Military Academy and College Private liberal arts colleges • Albright College • Allegheny College • Bryn Mawr College • Bucknell University • Cedar Crest College • Chatham College • Dickinson College • Elizabethtown College • Franklin & Marshall College • Geneva College • Gettysburg College • Grove City College • Haverford College • Juniata College • King's College • Lafayette College • Lebanon Valley College • Lycoming College • Marywood University • Mercyhurst College • Messiah College • Moravian College • Muhlenberg College • Saint Vincent College • Swarthmore College • Ursinus College • Washington and Jefferson College • Waynesburg College • Westminster College • Wilson College • York College of Pennsylvania Private colleges and universities • Alvernia College • The American College • Arcadia University • Art Institute of Pittsburgh • Baptist Bible College and Seminary • Bryn Athyn College of the New Church • Cabrini College • Carlow College • Carnegie Mellon University • Central Pennsylvania College • Chestnut Hill College • Curtis Institute of Music • Delaware Valley College of Science and Agriculture Military Scholars for America Scholarship - This Scholarship is available to all military and veterans. The scholarship effectively reduces the tuition rate to $250 a credit hour for all on-line programs. • De Sales University • Drexel University Drexel Online Supports our Military with Special Tuition Reductions for Military Members, Spouses & Immediate Family To show our gratitude for our nation’s military, Drexel University Online has created a unique academic opportunity for military personnel, military veterans, their spouses and immediate families. Through this convenient program, you can earn your Certificate, Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree entirely online – while enjoying a 10 –30% tuition reduction*! *Tuition reduction is off the regular tuition rate at Drexel University and cannot be combined with any other discounts (employer partnerships, online special pricing, etc.) • Duquesne University Duquesne University's School of Leadership and Professional Advancement is pleased to extend special tuition rates for service members with benefits. Undergraduate: $250 per credit hour/ ($750 per 3-credit course) Graduate: $292 per credit hour/ ($876 per 3-credit course) Eligibility: active, guard, reserve and veteran* military personnel. *Veteran military benefits extend to VA tuition assistance limitations which are currently 10 years. Please verify your eligibility with your state VA Education Office. • Eastern University • Gannon University • Gratz College • Gwynedd-Mercy College Military Recognition Scholarship Program: This scholarship program has been established to recognize and support the fine women and men who are serving our country. Active Duty Servicemembers Along with getting 30% off the tuition, Active Duty Military are also able to take every fifth class tuition- free. There is a $2 per credit comprehensive fee. Guard and Reserve Full-time Students Gwynedd-Mercy College may award a $6,000 Military Recognition Scholarship to accepted full-time students who are members of National Guard or are active reservists. Recipients of the Military Recognition Scholarship are required to continue their service and maintain a cumulative grade-point average of at least 2.0 while students at Gwynedd-Mercy College . They must also remain enrolled on a full-time basis in a program leading to an associate's or bachelor's degree. The Scholarship will be renewable for one year pursuant of an associate's, and three years pursuant of a bachelor's degree contingent on satisfactory academic progress. Gwynedd-Mercy College applies the Scholarship towards recipients' tuition after they enroll as full-time students. In accordance with Gwynedd-Mercy College policy, Institutional Financial Aid may be adjusted whenever total institutional awards, merit- and/or need-based, in whole or combination, exceed 50 percent of tuition charges. Part-time Students Part-time students receive a 30% discount on the tuition fee in addition to the monies received from their branch and/or unit. The recipient requirements of part-time students are concurrent with that of full-time students. • • Harrisburg University of Science and Technology • Holy Family University • Hussian School of Art • Immaculata University • Keystone College • La Roche College • Lancaster Bible College • LaSalle University • Lehigh University • Marywood University • Misericordia University • Moore College of Art and Design • Mount Aloysius College • Neumann College • Peirce College Peirce College will provide a Protect and Serve Grant, on tuition only (not on fees), to all members of The Fraternal Order of Police and Fire Fighters, Active or Retired Armed Forces, EMT workers and Correction Officers. The grant will be available to spouses and dependent children (according to the Internal Revenue Service definitions for legal dependent) who are accepted at Peirce College. This grant allows for the following discounts: 25% for 12 credits or more 20% for 9 credits 15% for 6 credits 10% for 3 credits Peirce College also offers a $10,000 scholarship to a member of the Pennsylvania Army National Guard, awarded annually. • Pennsylvania College of Art and Design • Philadelphia Biblical University • Philadelphia University • Point Park University • Robert Morris University • Rosemont College • Saint Francis University • Saint Joseph's University • Seton Hill College • Susquehanna University • Thiel College • Thomas Jefferson University • University of Pennsylvania • University of the Arts • University of the Sciences in Philadelphia • The University of Scranton • Valley Forge Christian College • Villanova University • Widener University The Widener CARES scholarship program provides the opportunity for a quality four-year education to children of military personnel who were killed in action in either Operation Enduring Freedom or Operation Iraqi Freedom. Widener University places a high value on citizenship and civic engagement, and as such believes it only fitting to assist the children of those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. Dependent children* of U.S. military personnel who were killed in action in either Operation Enduring Freedom (Afghanistan) or Operation Iraqi Freedom will be provided the opportunity to receive a Widener CARES scholarship towards a four-year undergraduate degree at Widener University. The current value of the Widener CARES scholarship is up to $25,000 per year ($100,000/recipient). It will be awarded to eligible students after the awarding of federal and state grant assistance. • Wilkes University Graduate institutions • Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine • Lancaster Theological Seminary • Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg • Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine • Salus University (formerly Pennsylvania College of Optometry) • Trinity Episcopal School for Ministry • United States Army War College • Westminster Theological Seminary State institutions Two-year community colleges and technical schools • Community College of Allegheny County • Community College of Beaver County • Bucks County Community College • Butler County Community College • Delaware County Community College • Harrisburg Area Community College • Lehigh Carbon Community College • Luzerne County community College • Montgomery County Community College • Northampton Community College • Pennsylvania Highlands Community College • Community College of Philadelphia • Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science • Reading Area Community College • Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology • Westmoreland County Community College State-owned colleges and universities • Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania • California University of Pennsylvania • Cheyney University of Pennsylvania • Clarion University of Pennsylvania • East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania • Edinboro University of Pennsylvania • Indiana University of Pennsylvania • Kutztown University of Pennyslvania • Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania • Mansfield University of Pennsylvania • Millersville University of Pennsylvania • Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania • Slippery Rock University • West Chester University of Pennsylvania State-related colleges and universities • Lincoln University • Pennsylvania State University o Penn State Abington o Penn State Altoona o Penn State Beaver o Penn State Berks o Penn State Brandywine o Penn State College of Medicine o Penn State Dickinson School of Law o Penn State DuBois o Penn State Erie o Penn State Fayette o Penn State Great Valley o Penn State Harrisburg o Penn State Hazleton o Penn State Lehigh Valley o Penn State Greater Allegheny o Penn State Mont Alto o Penn State New Kensington o Penn State Schuylkill o Penn State Shenango o Penn State Wilkes-Barre
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