Admissions & Aid

Amounts vary.

Academic Merit Scholarships are awarded to students as they enter Regent’s School of Psychology & Counseling. The awards are determined at the point of admission — no application is required. Students whose undergraduate or graduate academic records show strong academic potential may qualify. Academic Merit Scholarships are awarded as a flat amount per semester. Factors weighed in awarding these scholarships include undergraduate GPA, graduate GPA (if applicable), rigor of the undergraduate program, and undergraduate institution and academic accomplishments during undergraduate career. Academic Merit Scholarships are awarded for the duration of full-time enrollment in the SPC and may automatically renew if the student maintains a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.5 within their graduate counseling or psychology degree program.

Up to $7,500 (Scholarship and Stipend) for one year.

The number of appointments made each year is determined by the faculty. Only SPC students in their second year or beyond of the Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology or Ph.D. in Counselor Education & Supervision programs are considered. Interested students must apply through the University Human Resources office, submitting a formal application that includes an agreement to the statement of faith. These appointments are typically for one year but may be renewed at the discretion of the program. Recipients are under the direct supervision of a designated SPC professor. TA monies are only available during the award year. Students who are awarded a TA position cannot also receive other SPC specific scholarships or grants (Academic Merit, Leadership, etc.). Unused funds cannot be rolled over into the next year.

Up to $10,000 per year.

This award is specifically designed for racial and ethnic minority students. If awarded, students must reapply each academic school year.

*If invited to an interview, PsyD candidates are able to apply for this scholarship on the day of their interview. There are no additional requirements to the application process, just simply indicate the desired scholarship. All applications must be thoroughly completed upon submission.

Up to $10,000 per year.

This scholarship is for students who are the first generation in their family to attend college. If awarded, students must reapply each academic school year.

*If invited to an interview, PsyD candidates are able to apply for this scholarship on the day of their interview. There are no additional requirements to the application process, just simply indicate the desired scholarship. All applications must be thoroughly completed upon submission.

Up to $10,000 per year.

Students who have held leadership roles in Christian organizations (Young Life, youth groups, college organizations, etc.) This information must also be included on your resume. If awarded, students must reapply each academic school year.

*If invited to an interview, PsyD candidates are able to apply for this scholarship on the day of their interview. There are no additional requirements to the application process, just simply indicate the desired scholarship. All applications must be thoroughly completed upon submission.