Costs and Scholarships

Costs

Our total cost of attendance for the 2012-2013 is $38,690. Depending upon your academic qualifications, you may qualify for an academic scholarship; scholarships range from $7,000-$15,000. Please note that your individual aid could vary based on academics and your financial status.

Costs for the 2012-2013 school year:

Tuition: $30,770

Room: $3,820 (dual occupancy)

Board (meals): $4,100 (19 meals/week)

Total: $38,690

Interest Based Scholarships

Equine Scholars Program

The Equine Scholars Program combines a first class liberal arts education with a comprehensive array of equine experiences. Our goal is to give students the best possible combination of classroom theory, equine exposure and professional enhancement to prepare them for a career in or related to the horse industry. Students receive individual attention to help them relate to their interests, academic strengths and career goals.

Activities include field trips, volunteer activities, internships within the horse industry and with related businesses, and numerous networking opportunities. Students graduate with a thoroughly impressive resume and are prepared to be capable professionals in a field they truly love.

Our Program:

• Is non-breed and non-discipline specific
• Allows Equine Scholars to choose from 40+ majors
• Allocates a $1,000 scholarship annually to each Equine Scholar
• Locates targeted internships and job shadowing opportunities

Download the Equine Scholars Application

Global Scholars Program

The Global Scholars Program draws students who have an enthusiastic desire to augment their academic study by merging it with global experiences, thus developing their ability to meet the present opportunities and future challenges of the global community.  Our program is designed to:

• Provide 4 years of events, guest speakers, and experiences to help better understand our world
• Award an annually renewable $1,000 scholarship
• Form lasting friendships with other globally-conscious students
• Place students in internships with global significance
• Better students’ understanding of current events, their historical roots and future implications