Cost of attendance and funding
National publications such as U.S. News & World Report, Kiplinger's Personal Finance and the Fiske Guide to Colleges consistently rank ÑÇÖÞÇéÉ« among the elite institutions providing superior programs at costs significantly below comparable private institutions. However, we recognize that attending any university is expensive, and ÑÇÖÞÇéÉ« offers numerous funding options to help you find the sources you need to make your education attainable.
- Information on costs for CCPA graduate programs is available on the University's Graduate School costs and funding webpage. For detailed information on tuition and fees, visit Student Accounts.
- Information on costs for CCPA’s undergraduate programs is available on the Office of Undergraduate Admissions cost and aid webpage.
How to Apply
Applications open in late March and close April 27
- Current and new deposited students: Log into with your PODS username and password.
- Search and view recommended opportunities to see a list of scholarships for which you are eligible and may apply
- Click on the apply button
- Review the information about the scholarship and deadlines
- Click on the link to upload your essay/personal statement, where applicable
- Finish and Submit
Questions about scholarships? Email ccpa@binghamton.edu.
Learn more about graduate-level assistantships, fellowships and scholarships.
For detailed information on tuition and fees, visit Student Accounts.
Please note that availability of some scholarships may vary from year to year. Please contact ccpa@binghamton.edu with any questions.
CCPA-specific scholarship information
Scholarships are available for both graduate and undergraduate students in CCPA. Applicants must be matriculated in CCPA or accepted for admission, be enrolled, and be in good academic standing.
These scholarships are for tuition expenses and are awarded based on a range of criteria. Some of these scholarships are need-based — students must file the (FAFSA) to be considered for these need-based scholarships. Note: FAFSA applications do not require graduate students to report their parent(s) income. Others require a specific application or essay; refer to instructions on the .
CCPA Book and Technology Fund
Established in 2020, these funds are awarded to help assist students with the high cost of textbooks, study materials, and other technology required for their studies. Applicants must meet the following requirements to be eligible:
- continuing undergraduate or graduate student
- full or part-time students
- FAFSA on file
Additional funding for CCPA Students
- Outside scholarships
- Additional funding for Public Administration students
- Additional funding for Social Work students
- Additional funding for Higher Education and Student Affairs students
- Additional funding for Teaching, Learning and Educational Leadership students
Reeves-Ellington Study Abroad Scholarship
Awarded to matriculated graduate or undergraduate students with demonstrated interest in international study or languages. Strong consideration is given to CCPA students. Additional information is available from the