Scholarships & Financial Aid
The Financial Aid Office at Sheridan College assists students whose personal and family resources are not adequate to cover the costs involved in attending an the institution. They provide assistance with:
The Financial Aid Office examines our students' total financial situation and uses that information to assemble a financial aid portfolio. With our low tuition rates and excellent financial aid resources at Sheridan College, student loans are rarely part of a student's package.
In the spring semester, the music department submits a prioritized list of top prospects and returning students to the Financial Aid Office for the awarding of scholarships and other aid. Students are notified by the Financial Aid Office of their total financial aid package shortly thereafter.
For incoming music majors wishing to be considered for financial aid, we offer the following tips:
For more information regarding financial aid and institutional scholarships, please visit the official college website. For audition guidelines, see this page.
- Processing financial aid forms to determine eligibility for grants, loans, and work-study employment.
- Advising students regarding financial aid and money management matters.
- Processing awarded scholarships.
- Answers to any and all of your financial aid-related questions.
The Financial Aid Office examines our students' total financial situation and uses that information to assemble a financial aid portfolio. With our low tuition rates and excellent financial aid resources at Sheridan College, student loans are rarely part of a student's package.
In the spring semester, the music department submits a prioritized list of top prospects and returning students to the Financial Aid Office for the awarding of scholarships and other aid. Students are notified by the Financial Aid Office of their total financial aid package shortly thereafter.
For incoming music majors wishing to be considered for financial aid, we offer the following tips:
- Apply for admission as soon as possible.
- Fill out our music scholarship application.
- Arrange to visit the campus and meet with a member of the music faculty.
- If visiting during the academic year, we encourage you to perform an audition on your major instrument and/or, if applicable, make a presentation of examples of your creative work (e.g. compositions, self-produced recordings, etc.). This is required of any student seeking a music scholarship.
- Fill out the appropriate paperwork with the Financial Aid Office as soon as possible.
For more information regarding financial aid and institutional scholarships, please visit the official college website. For audition guidelines, see this page.
