Tuition & Aid
All students admitted into the MSEd in Educational Psychology are considered for a significant scholarship on Baylor University graduate tuition, regardless of track or concentration. Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) concentration students have additional program-specific funding opportunities.
* The cost of graduate tuition is subject to change, which will affect the overall cost of the degree.
Contact Information
Phone:
254-710-2311 - Billing/charges, E-bill, 529 plans, outside scholarship reporting, holds, etc.
254-710-2611 - FAFSA, CSS Profile, Financial Aid Resources, scholarships, appeals, etc.
Mail: One Bear Place #97028, Waco, TX 76798-7028
In-person: Bill Daniel Student Center (SUB), Third Floor
Online Questions/Help: To submit an inquiry online: baylor.edu/sfs/contactus
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FAFSA Support
Baylor has created a step-by-step guide with tips and updates to aid you along your FAFSA journey, along with frequently asked questions. Baylor has also put together a number of videos to help answer your questions about financial aid. Click the links below to access these resources.
You may also review studentaid.gov for additional resources as released by the Department of Education.
External Scholarship Opportunities
Scholarship Universe is an easy resource to connect Baylor current and admitted prospective students to millions of dollars in outside scholarship opportunities. Scholarship Universe saves you time by helping research scholarships that are relevant to you.
ABA Concentration Funding Opportunities
MSEd students in the Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Concentration who are interested in managing challenging behavior in school settings may qualify for additional funding through project PEACE: Preparing Effective behavior Analysts with Challenging behavior Expertise, funded by the Office of Special Education Programs. Support includes additional tuition scholarships and monthly stipends.
Project PEACE prepares scholars to:
- Provide evidence-based practices to children with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
- Collaborate in public schools.
- Deliver evidence-based practices across settings, including distance learning.
- Deliver culturally and linguistically responsive interventions.
- Obtain BCBA credentialing and ABA licensure in many states.
Learning opportunities include:
- Supervised fieldwork at Baylor CARE in the Baylor Center for Disability and Flourishing
- Supervised fieldwork in public schools.
- Faculty research opportunities.
- Seminars with nationally recognized experts.
- Summer externship at leading challenging behavior clinics nationwide.
Scholar support includes:
- Tuition scholarship.
- Monthly stipend.
- Laptop and related hardware.
- Free textbooks.
- Conference travel funding.
- Faculty mentor and advisor.
Contact MoodySOE_Grad@baylor.edu to learn more about Project PEACE.