The National Endowment for the Arts has awarded Youngstown State University a $100,000 grant to launch a public arts project in Youngstown. The award is among the largest of 64 NEA Our Town grants – out of nearly 250 applicants across the nation – announced last month. The program supports creative projects to transform communities into places with the arts at their core. It is the largest grant that YSU has ever received from NEA.
The application steps to apply for financial aid at Youngstown State University are listed below. It is important to note the priority deadlines of February 1 for new students, and February 15 for continuing students. Most campus-based aid is awarded to students that have met the February 1 or February 15 deadlines. Late applicants should make an appointment to speak with a financial aid counselor.
Below are the application steps when applying for financial aid at Youngstown State University. It is important to note the priority deadline date of February 15. Most campus-based aid is awarded to students that have met the February 15 deadline. Late applicants should make an appointment to speak with a financial aid counselor.Re-AdmissionFormer Undergraduate Students:Any person who has previously been admitted into an undergraduate degree program at Youngstown State University but has not maintained continuous enrollment for three or more consecutive terms is regarded as a former student. Such a student who has not attended another accredited college during his/her time away from YSU must complete an application for readmission to Youngstown State University via the Penguin Service Center. New FreshmenAs a new freshman applicant to Youngstown State University, there are several resources that will help you while preparing to attend our college. To learn more about each, choose the dropdown areas below. Check out our Admissions Viewbook for the 2023-2024 academic year. Non-Traditional StudentsWhat is a non-traditional student?A non-tradtional student is anyone who satisfies one or more of the following conditions: Assistantships and FellowshipsGraduate AssistantsThe assistantship program is predicated on the idea that graduate students, given an opportunity to assist the faculty, provide a service to the institution and also gain valuable experience through this work in association with the faculty. Appointments to assistantships are made by the dean of The College of Graduate Studies only upon recommendation by the student’s academic department. Non-Degree AdmissionWhat is non-degree admission?Non-degree status provides an opportunity for individuals who hold a baccalaureate or higher degree to enroll in graduate classes for professional or personal development, personal enrichment, or to explore the possibility of entering a graduate degree program. Departments may require prior approval for non-degree student registration in departmental courses. Graduate Transient AdmissionTransient Admission InformationTransient admission may be granted to a degree-seeking student at any accredited graduate school and who submits a graduate Transient Student Application Form*, signed by the dean of the student’s home graduate school, showing that he/she is a graduate student in good standing. The form to be used in such cases may be secured from the YSU College of Graduate Studies Office. |
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