Types of Aid | Loan and Scholarship Resources | PCOM

Types of Aid | Loan and Scholarship Resources | PCOM
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TYPES OF AID
Loans
Federal Student Loans
Private Student Loans
Federal vs Private
Low Interest Loan Programs
HRSA Loans
External Scholarships
Scholarship Database
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NHSC Scholarships
Armed Forces Scholarships
Veterans Benefits
Yellow Ribbon Program
Veterans Benefits Disclosures
Federal Work Study
Clinical Student Housing Funding
Student Emergency Funding
Alumni Resources for Students
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Clinical Psychology (PsyD)
Educational Psychology (PhD)
Forensic Medicine (MS)
Medical Laboratory Science (MS)
Mental Health Counseling (MS)
Osteopathic Medicine (DO)
Pharmacy (PharmD)
Physical Therapy (DPT)
Physician Assistant Studies (MS)
School Psychology (EdS, PsyD)
Types of Financial Aid
Students have access to multiple loan, scholarship and alternative resources for financing
their graduate and medical education at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine.
Loans
PCOM students can apply for multiple student loan programs. Student loan options include
the Federal Direct student loan program, Health Resources and Service Administration
loans and private student loans. View
student loan options
.
Scholarships
PCOM offers different kinds of scholarships for new and returning students. We also
provide resources for external scholarship opportunities. Learn
more about scholarships
.
Federal Work-Study
The Federal Work-Study (FWS) program allows students with financial need to work part-time
jobs on campus. Each PCOM location offers a variety of jobs including administrative
assistants, lab workers, classroom aids, tutors and more. Learn more about
Federal Work-Study
.
Student Emergency Funding
PCOM offers funds to help students who may have unforeseen financial difficulties
due to the COVID-19 pandemic. View
emergency funding resources and information
.
Alumni Resources for Students
The Office of Institutional Advancement offers various professional and financial
resources for current PCOM students.
Professional resources
PCOM students have access to alumni mentors and speakers for student club events.
Fourth year medical students also have the opportunity to conduct virtual mock residency
interviews with alumni from varying specialties.
Events
Our virtual speaker series connects students with PCOM alumni from different programs
and specialties to discuss their careers. We also organize networking events and discussion
panels.
Financial resources
Financial resources are available to support student activities including travel to
attend conferences, research presentations, medical mission trips and community service
projects. In addition, the Impact PCOM crowdfunding initiative allows clubs to raise
money for student-led projects.
View Alumni Resources
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