The goal of The New Teachers College is to provide information, guidance and support to students to help them meet the financial obligations of College tuition and expenses, while meeting their own personal financial needs.

The College has two categories of scholarship awards and affiliations with lending institutions in the greater Cleveland area for access to educational loans. Students must be enrolled in a degree seeking program to receive a scholarship and/or to apply for an educational loan. Scholarships are applied to tuition only, and students should expect to provide additional funds for the tuition balance, fees, medical insurance, academic, and living expenses.

Scholarship for Students from Underrepresented Populations

This scholarship is limited to those who are seeking initial teacher licensure. To encourage a wide range of diversity among the teachers of our children, the College offers two incentive scholarships in this category, up to $3,000 each, annually. Applicants would be students who typify an underrepresented population in the teaching force. Scholarship application forms are sent to all students once admitted into the degree program.

This scholarship is limited to those who are seeking initial teacher licensure. To encourage our best trained teachers to work with some of our most disadvantaged children, the College offers two incentive scholarships in this category, up to $3,000 each, annually. Applicants would be students who have a strong interest in and commitment to teaching in urban settings, whether public, charter, private or parochial. Scholarship application forms are sent to all students once admitted into the degree program.

Educational Loans

The New Teachers College has established relationships with several banking institutions in the greater Cleveland area that provide educational loans. These banking institutions provide these loans at low interest rates to credit-worthy borrowers.

In general, you may borrow funds equal to the cost of education minus any financial assistance offered through the College. The credit-worthy borrower does NOT need to be the student. a parent or significant other can borrow for the student.