Graduate Student Scholarships
Northeastern provides a variety of graduate scholarship opportunities — some are automatically considered during admissions, while others require a separate application. Students who qualify for multiple awards will receive the one with the highest value.

Regional Campus Scholarships
The College of Science currently offers graduate education across our global network at the following campuses: Oakland, CA, Portland, ME, and Toronto, Canada. By applying to a COS graduate program at one of these campuses, you will automatically be considered for a Regional Campus Scholarship. Available scholarships vary by term and information on an award will be included with an offer of admission. Note that these scholarships are not transferable to alternative programs of study, terms, or campuses.
Double Husky
The Double Husky Scholarship provides a 25% tuition discount to Northeastern alumni enrolled in an eligible full- or part-time master’s degree, graduate certificate program, or doctorate degree. Students enrolled in PlusOne accelerated master’s programs do not qualify for the Double Husky Scholarship.
Full Circle Scholarship
The Full Circle Scholarship offers a 25% tuition discount to graduate applicants who embody Northeastern University’s values of experiential and global learning. Students can use the scholarship at any Northeastern campus. Eligible graduate applicants who are currently involved in or have completed a term of service with one of the following organizations:
- Peace Corps
- AmeriCorps
- Teach for America
- English Language Learners (ELL)–1 year of teaching experience abroad
Parent and Family Scholarship
The Parent and Family Scholarship gives family members the opportunity to continue working to achieve their advanced educational goals—and receive a 25% tuition discount on more than 110 eligible graduate programs.
Fellowship Opportunities
Fellowships, like the Fulbright Fellowship and Dissertation Completion Fellowships, offer graduate students the opportunity to apply their talents at research centers, universities, and nonprofit organizations worldwide. Students refine their skills as they work to address issues of regional, national, and international importance.
Martin Luther King Jr. Graduate Fellowship
The Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Graduate Fellowship Program provides six graduate student scholarships each year, covering full tuition and fees (insurance is not included) for the students’ graduate program. This program is administered by the John D. O’Bryant African American Institute.
Military Benefits
Northeastern University is proud to offer support for U.S. veterans and active-duty service members. The Yellow Ribbon Program is a voluntary agreement between the Department of Veterans Affairs and Northeastern University that helps pay for tuition costs that exceed the annual tuition cap.
Scholarships Outside of Northeastern
We encourage all graduate students to explore support options outside of Northeastern as well.
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