Graduate Studies in Counseling
Financial Assistance
Financial Aid
Financial assistance is available to graduate students eligible to receive
federal loans through the William D. Ford Federal Direct Student Loans Program.
Interested students are encouraged to call or visit the Financial Aid Office
located in the Marshall and Vera Lea Rinker Building at the corner of Fairbanks
and Park Avenues, telephone 407-646-2395. Counselors are available Monday
through Friday by phone or on a walk-in basis from 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Students
may also call or visit the Holt School financial aid adviser by contacting
the Holt School at 407-646-2232.
How to Apply for Financial Aid
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Apply and be accepted to the graduate studies program.
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Complete an online Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at
least two months prior to beginning the intended term or study. Forms can
be found at http://www.rollins.edu/finaid/.
Be sure to follow the instructions and list Rollins College, code
001515 as a recipient of the information. Do not mail any other
forms with the FAFSA application. Allow six weeks for processing.
Hamilton Holt Scholarships
Depending on
availability of funds, tuition awards may be available
to new or current graduate students who have at least
a 3.0 grade-point-average. All awards are based on
academic achievement, academic
promise,
financial circumstances, and attempts to maintain a
diverse student body. Students must apply each year
for scholarship funds. The application deadline for
current students is May 15th and for students beginning
their first year of study, applications must be received
by July 1st. Application
Graduate Assistantships
The Graduate Studies in Counseling program offers assistantships
which cover courses taken during the fall and spring semesters.
Assistantships are appointments held in various positions on campus.
For first-year students, one assistantship is available. Application
instructions are included on the position description. One graduate
assistantship is available to a first year student and five assistantships
are open to upper-level Graduate Counseling students (usually second
year in the program). Students who are in the internship phase
of their program are not eligible. Assistantships may require some
training in the area of counseling in order to effectively meet
position requirements. Solicitation of applications for graduate
assistantships for upper-level students are announced in classes
early each spring term. Occasionally, other departments make graduate
assistantships available to counseling students and are advertised
via e-mail message to students' Rollins email accounts.
Assistantship Position Descriptions
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Information posted on the Rollins College Hamilton Holt School Web site is intended as general information only. It is subject to change and does not reflect a contract between students and the College. Contact the Hamilton Holt School office to confirm any information.
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