SUNY Korea CostAid

Financial aid provides students with financial assistance to support their education through funding option. Aid is typically awarded based on financial need, academic merit, or specific criteria set by the Scholarship Committee. The primary goal of financial aid is to make higher education more accessible and affordable, helping students cover tuition, fees, and living expenses.

To apply for a financial aid, students must complete the required application and meet the specified eligibility criteria. For the most accurate and detailed information about financial aid, including terms and conditions, please refer to the descriptions below.

Applications for scholarships are accepted only during specific periods, typically during the summer and winter breaks. Given this, it is highly recommended that students regularly check their emails and the website for updates regarding the opening and closing dates for financial aid applications.

The application link will be made available during the application window. Please be sure to stay informed and apply within the specified dates to ensure consideration for available financial aid.

• Fall 2025 Financial Aid Application Link: Will be available in June, 2025

• Eligibility Criteria

  To be considered for financial aid, students must meet the following eligibility criteria:

  • Minimum Term GPA: 3.2 / 4.0
  • Completion of Financial Aid Application: Applicants must submit the required financial aid application within the specified deadlines. No late submissions will be accepted under any circumstances.
• Required Documents

  Non-Korean students applying for financial aid must submit the following documents:

  • Personal Statement - A written statement explaining your financial situation and the need for financial aid.
  • Proof of Family Relations - Official documentation verifying your family relationships.
  • Annual Income Certificate of Parents - Official documents proving the annual income of your parents or guardians.
  • Additional Documentation - Any other official documents verifying bankruptcy, job loss, disability, medical conditions, or etc that may apply.

  Korean students applying for financial aid must submit the following documents:

  • Personal Statement - A written statement explaining your financial situation and the need for financial aid.
  • Proof of Family Relations
  • Income Certificate of Parents
  • Certificate of National Health Insurance Fee
  • Certificate of National Basic Livelihood Recipients (if applicable)
  • Certificate of Semi-vulnerable Hierarchy (if applicable)
  • Certificate of One-Parent (if applicable)
  • Additional Documentation - Any other official documents verifying bankruptcy, job loss, disability, medical conditions, or etc that may apply.