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Also, view the frequently asked questions about the Oxford Program.

All Oxford Program fees are due on the dates listed on the Oxford program website. Payment plans are not an option for students enrolled in this study abroad program due to the nature of paying vendors/expenses.

Summer 2019 SCHOLARSHIPS: 

Contact hcudmore@fit.edu for assistance if you plan to apply for a scholarship. Submit application essay drafts to hcudmore@fit.edu by February 13, 2019 so there is time for review & editing.

  1. Gilman Scholarship for ALL majors. There is no GPA requirement, however you must be a Pell Grant recipient. One Florida Tech Oxford student was awarded a Gilman scholarship in summer 2010 and one was a runner up in 2018.  March 5, 2019 deadline for applications.
  2. Phi Kappa Phi Scholarship:  If you have completed 30+ hours and have a GPA of 3.75 or higher, click here to apply for a $1000 scholarship to help you pay for summer 2019 in Oxford.  Scholarship open to US and non-US residents.  March 15 deadline.
  3. Oxford/Spain and Oxford/Netherdlands Program combination scholarship!  Participate in both the Florida Tech Oxford and Spain Programs or Oxford and Netherlands programs and undergrads take an additional $1000 off of tuition. Save over $3450 off of tuition for 9 Florida Tech credit hours and spend over 8 weeks abroad this summer! 
  4. Fund for Education Abroad:  http://www.fundforeducationabroad.org/applicants/
  5. Foundation for Global Scholars:  https://fgscholars.org/how-to-apply/

Myth: If I use financial aid this summer for the Oxford Program I will not get fall or spring aid.

Fact:  No, if you use aid money in the summer, this does not take away from any other term's loans. You will still get the same amount in the fall and spring that you usually get. Yes, you will have more to pay back when you graduate, but if you are borrowing money anyway, it may as well be for this great experience on which you cannot really place a price tag.

Myth: Financial aid won’t pay for study abroad and I cannot make payments before my aid comes in.

Fact:  Using a combination of Stafford, Parent Plus, private education loans, and Pell Grant, financial aid can help you pay for it all. If you are eligible (US citizens only), these loans can sometimes cover the entire amount plus spending money. You can even use the aid to cover your flight costs and additional expenses. The financial aid office knows the full program cost and they can tell you the amount you are allowed to borrow. Any funds awarded will be disbursed in the summer semester.

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