To assist with the cost of tuition, we have recently expanded our awards portfolio for new students. Incoming students are now eligible for more than one award.
Submit your application to qualify for eligible and available scholarships and grants.
The CityDoctors Scholarships Program, in partnership between St. George’s University and NYC Health & Hospitals, is designed to attract and educate students committed to serving in urban hospitals. Full and partial-tuition scholarships are awarded to US citizen/permanent resident students who meet the specific scholarship requirements.
Participating Hospitals: NYC Health + Hospitals/Kings County, NYC Health + Hospitals/Coney Island, NYC Health + Hospitals/Elmhurst, NYC Health + Hospitals/Woodhull, NYC Health + Hospitals/Metropolitan, and NYC Health + Hospitals/Lincoln.
SGU is proud to introduce a new scholarship program offering competitive partial tuition awards to new incoming students hailing from medically underserved areas in the United States.
According to the Health Resources and Services Administration, medically underserved areas are areas designated as having too few primary care providers and other factors. More information about medically underserved areas can be found here.
Students successfully completing the MD program will be designated as an Equity in Medicine Scholar and commit to earning a medical degree with the goal of returning to communities where the need for physicians is greatest.
The Legacy of Excellence was established more than 10 years ago to reward students with high academic achievement. US and non-US students entering the four-year MD program who meet the scholarship criteria are eligible for one of the two Legacy of Excellence Scholarships.
Value: $120,000
Criteria:
How to be considered for this scholarship:
Complete your admissions application and contact your admissions officer. This scholarship is automatically awarded if qualifications are met.
Notification:
Students are notified of their award through the Admissions Office upon acceptance into the University. No application is needed.
Combining awards:
The CCLOE Scholarship cannot be combined with other awards through the University.
Value:
Up to $70,000
Criteria:
How to be considered for this scholarship:
Complete your admissions application and contact your admissions officer.
Notification:
Students are identified during the admission application process and notified of their award through the Admissions Office upon acceptance into the University. No application is needed.
The Legacy of Excellence was established more than 10 years ago to reward students with high academic achievement. US and non-US students entering the four-year MD program who meet the scholarship criteria are eligible for one of the two Legacy of Excellence Scholarships.
Value:
$94,500
Criteria:
How to be considered for this scholarship:
Complete your admissions application and contact your admissions officer. This scholarship is automatically awarded if qualifications are met.
Notification:
Students are notified of their award through the Admissions Office upon acceptance into the University. No application is needed.
Value:
Up to $70,000
Criteria:
How to be considered for this scholarship:
Complete your admissions application and contact your admissions officer.
Notification:
Students are identified during the admission application process and notified of their award through the Admissions Office upon acceptance into the University. No application is needed.
The CARE (Community Action and Recognition of Excellence) Scholarships Program, in partnership between St. George’s University and some of its affiliated hospitals, is a scholarship program designed to attract and educate students committed to serving in urban hospitals. Full and partial-tuition scholarships are awarded to US citizen/permanent resident students interested in primary care medicine and meeting the specific requirements of each of our participating affiliated hospitals.
Current participating hospitals are Hackensack University Medical Center, Jersey Shore University Medical Center, and St. Joseph’s University Medical Center.
Furthering our commitment to global medicine and humanitarian causes, SGU offers partial scholarships to incoming MD students who have demonstrated compassion and commitment to humanitarian causes in their local communities and beyond. Students who have community-based humanitarian experiences within the past 5 years and a desire to help ease the suffering of people who have been impacted around the world are eligible.
Value:
Partial tuition
Criteria:
How to be considered for this scholarship:
Complete your admissions application and contact your admissions officer.
Notification:
Students are identified during the admission application process and notified of their award through the Admissions Office upon acceptance into the University.
Fifteen scholarships are awarded annually to Grenadian citizens. Applicants must have been accepted into the University by the Faculty Student Selection Committee, nominated by the Scholarship Selection Panel, and awarded by the Grenadian Government.
The scholarships provide full tuition and administrative fees. This scholarship is only awarded in January.
Applications are submitted to the Grenada Ministry of Education and Human Resource Development. Contact your admissions officer or Colin Dowe at cdowe@sgu.edu or call +1 (473) 444-4680.
Partial-tuition bursary awards are available to eligible non-US citizen/permanent residents entering the St. George’s University of Grenada School of Medicine/Northumbria University (SGU/NU) Four-Year MD Program.
The Global Scholars Bursary program is committed to promoting a student body made up of diverse nationalities and cultural backgrounds specifically within the SGU/NU program, which will contribute to a worldwide medical community.
Partial-tuition bursary are awarded to international students who exhibit academic excellence and demonstrate financial need. These awards are grants-in-aid and do not have to be repaid.
Partial-tuition bursary awards are available to eligible non-US citizen/permanent residents who demonstrate financial need and can fund the balance of their education beyond the bursary award.
The International Peace Bursary program is committed to promoting a student body made up of diverse nationalities and cultural backgrounds that will contribute to a worldwide medical community.
Partial-tuition bursary awards are granted to international students dedicated to the enhancement of medical care systems. These awards are grants-in-aid and do not have to be repaid.
This scholarship is dedicated to the memory of William M. McCord, MD, a leader in the field of medical education in the United States who had a major impact on the development of the St. George’s University School of Medicine clinical program.
These partial-tuition scholarships are awarded to students who withdraw from a term due to compelling personal reasons, and when they return to resume their studies suffer undue financial hardships that affect their ability to pay for their education. These awards are grants-in-aid and do not have to be repaid.
Email The Office of Financial Aid at Faid@sgu.edu to detail the circumstances surrounding your leave of absence. You can also contact the office directly at (631) 665-8500 x 1232 with any questions about this scholarship.