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Federal and Internal

• Federal and need-based aid is administered through Student Financial Services and may also include loans or work/study options.
  • Learn more about financing your graduate education through scholarships and loans at the Financial Aid Programs section of the Graduate Catalog.
• Graduate Assistantships offering part-time employment in the Division of Education.
• Division of Education scholarships through the portal.

General

•  for students with a minimum 3.0 GPA; community service involvement required.
•  for international students to study in the U.S. 

Teacher Education

•  for future physics teachers earning a certificate from °µÍøTV.
• for teacher education students interning during the current academic year.
• for students enrolled in a teacher preparation program committed to working in ESD 112 partner districts.
•  for candidates endorsing in high-need fields who commit to working in a low-income school for four years.
•  for Direct Federal Unsubsidized Loans and for Federal Perkins Loans.
• for students who graduated from a high school in Walla Walla or Columbia County, Washington.
• offers financial aid, including conditional scholarships/grants for those who want to teach in high need or . 
• for any student seeking to become a teacher. 

Literacy

•  for scholarly work that furthers the scientific understanding of reading.
•  for a K-8 classroom teacher dedicated to improving and enriching the teaching and learning of purposeful reading and writing across the curriculum.
• for teachers of English language arts and literacy at all levels.
•  for literacy, language, and culture teachers.
• for current teachers seeking to add an endorsement to their certificate.
•  for doctoral students, postdocs, faculty, lecturers, scientists.
•  to cover registration fees for conference and other related expenses.

Doctoral

•  for full-time study in the U.S.
•  for education-related research.
•  grants for WERA members.
• . 
•  for students demonstrating academic excellence, a commitment to pluralism, and a strong interest in teaching and research.
•  for statistics.
•  to conduct joint research activities with colleagues at Japanese universities and research institutes.
•  for scholars studying child development and perspectives worldwide.
•  for research in the humanities and humanistic social sciences.
•  for education improvement. 
•  for English language related topics teachers who have completed a dissertation in the last two years.
•  for residents and naturalized citizens in all fields. 
• , a $1,000 annual scholarship from the Washington Association of School Administrators.