Financial Aid
EVST is not involved in the process of awarding loans and government-sponsored financial aid. Direct inquiries to the Financial Aid Office of the University. The Graduate School website posts the most current tuition and fee information.
Awards Available to Current Students:
- Bertha Morton Scholarship: A campus-wide competition, awarded on academic record, publications, honors and awards, and other pertinent evidence. Awards range from $2000 to $4000.
- Clancy Gordon Environmental Scholarship: Graduate students from the biological and physical sciences, and environmental studies, with a demonstrated involvement in applying scientific knowledge toward the resolution of environmental problems. Awards about $1100 to each of two students.
- Ron and Nancy Erickson Award: EVST students whose major work is in the area of environmental ethics, humanities, and/or writing may receive awards up to $1500.
- Len and Sandy Sargent Environmental Advocacy Award: Honors environmental activists with awards of approximately $1000.
- Grants: Through their work with faculty, or as a result of their independent research, some students secure funding from a variety of foundations and other sources.
- Wyss Scholars for Conservation in the American West: EVST grad students can compete for two scholarships that pay 1/2 of the cost of tuition and educational expenses for 3 semesters plus a $5000 summer internship grant.
- Byron and Bernice Dawson Award: EVST grad students can receive up to $1500 in funding to support the cost of their final project (thesis, professional paper or portfolio).
- Cinnabar Rocky Mountain Climate Conservation Award: One EVST grad student can receive a grant to support an internship/conservation work supporting conservation in the Rocky Mountains with a specific focus on climate change adaptation.
