Financial Aid

Enrolling in a program at Lesley University is an investment that will positively impact your life, and other lives, too. Financial assistance is available to support student success and the Financial Aid Office is committed to helping you find ways to make your education affordable.

We encourage all students considering a program of study at Lesley University to apply for financial aid. All students who meet basic eligibility requirements will qualify for some type of financial assistance.

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Financial Aid offerings and requirements can vary by student type (undergraduate, graduate). Please select your student level from the list below to learn more about the Types of Financial Aid available to you.

Undergraduate Students at the College of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies or The Art Institute of Boston at Lesley University

Students in Threshold Programs

Adult Undergraduate Students

Graduate Students

Understanding Loans

Read a statement from President Moore about undergraduate loans and student debt, and learn how Lesley is helping to make loans more manageable.
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Who Should Apply

We encourage all students to apply for financial aid. Applying is easy. Simply complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at www.fafsa.ed.gov. Lesley University's Title IV School Code is 002160.

Contact Us

Check your account on LOIS

Email: finaid@lesley.edu

Phone:

1.800.999.1959 extension 8581

617.349.8581

Fax:

617.349.8667

Additional Contact Information.

Open House - June 6

Graduate School of Education
Faculty, staff, and alumni will be available to discuss program formats, courses, and career options.
June 6, 2013 | 6:00 pm–8:00 pm

Yellow Ribbon

Lesley University is committed to helping veterans achieve their educational goals at little or no cost through our participation in the Yellow Ribbon Program. When combined with Lesley scholarship grants, you may be able to earn your degree for free. Find out if you or your dependents are eligible.

Understanding Loans

Read President Moore's message to help you better understand your student loans. Click here to learn more.

The TEACH Grant

The TEACH Grant provides students who plan to be highly qualified, full-time teachers in high-need subject matters in a low-income school for 4 years within 8 years of graduating up to $4,000 per year. The maximum amount for undergraduates is $16,000. The maximum amount for graduates is $4,000.