Financial Services Resources
The Brown School’s Office of Student Financial Services provides guidance for funding your graduate degree. The office can help field questions about the FAFSA process, student loans, federal work-study, tuition and fees, your financial aid package and preparing your budget for graduate school.
Admitted master’s-level students with questions about scholarships from the Brown School should reach out to the Office of Admissions & Recruitment.
Financing Your Education Guide
We know that funding a graduate degree is a significant investment of time and financial resources for you and your loved ones. With that in mind, we have created a Financing Your Education Guide with two primary goals: to empower you to have ongoing and transparent conversations about financing your time at the Brown School, and to offer you important – and often overlooked – resources for making informed financial decisions.
Cost of Living in St. Louis
St. Louis is consistently recognized for its affordability and low cost of living. Students coming to St. Louis from metropolitan areas across the country are often surprised to find the cost of housing, utilities, transportation and groceries throughout the city. This Cost of Living calculator serves as a helpful tool in understanding the cost-of-living index in St. Louis relative to other cities.
Financial Aid Package Overview
The Brown School Office of Financial Services will email individual Financial Aid Packages to students who have confirmed their enrollment, paid their deposit, and completed their FAFSA for the upcoming academic year.
Contacting Brown School Financial Services
Please reach out to the Brown School Office of Student Financial Services with questions about cost of attendance and federal financial aid (FAFSA).
Additional Resources
- External funding opportunities
- See additional financial resources from The Grad Center at Washington University