School of Engineering
Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Justice

Financial Aid and Scholarships

Student Services specialists are your first point of contact for questions about billing, loans, refund requests, and financial aid. They can also assist if you need to make a payment, submit financial aid documents, or review your student account.

Learn about Financial Aid 

Scholarship and Funding Opportunities

  • Return to Tufts School of Engineering and earn your MS degree or graduate certificate at a reduced tuition rate. Alumni are eligible for double jumbo scholarships with benefits. Learn more about the alumni scholarship and start your application today!

  • In conjunction with the Office of Undergraduate Admissions and Tufts School of Engineering, the Center for STEM Diversity administers a six-week summer bridge program for incoming engineering students. Learn about the Bridge to Engineering Success at Tufts (BEST) program.

  • Since 1982, Tufts University has offered the Paul and Elizabeth Montle Prize in Entrepreneurial Achievement to Tufts students who have demonstrated outstanding entrepreneurial skills. Current second-, third-, and fourth-year Tufts students in good standing may submit applications for funding for entrepreneurial activities.

  • Tufts School of Engineering offers undergraduates and alumni from select institutions a streamlined application process and tuition scholarship to those pursuing a master’s degree. Learn more about the MS Bridge Program Scholarship and start your application today!

  • Scholarships are awarded on the basis of merit. Merit is assessed through the application for admission. To be considered for a tuition scholarship, applicants must fill out the financial aid section of the online application. We strongly encourage applicants who want to be considered for a Gordon Institute scholarship to apply by the priority deadline. Learn more about Gordon Scholarships

  • The current Yellow Ribbon Scholarship award at Tufts is $5,000 annually for students enrolled in the Friedman School, the Fletcher School, the School of Arts and Sciences, and the School of Engineering. You can find additional information about the Yellow Ribbon Scholarship on the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs website. 

  • Tufts Gordon Institute's Entrepreneurial Leadership Program has sponsored an annual business plan competition that awards cash and in-kind services (legal and advisory services) to the winning teams. If you have a great business or social venture idea, we want to hear from you!