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Financial Support

The University receives financial support from the Ministry of Education and Science of Armenia.  In addition, the Ministry and the government of Armenia provide in-kind and logistical support to the operation of the University.  The Armenian government has granted the University the six-story building in central Yerevan where the University is currently located.

The University receives major financial support for its operations from the Armenian General Benevolent Union (AGBU), a non-profit corporation established in 1906, with branches worldwide, to preserve and promote the Armenian identity and heritage through educational, cultural, and humanitarian programs.  In addition to its annual support commitment, AGBU undertakes fundraising on behalf of the University to establish its permanent endowment fund.  The University also receives significant contributions for operational expenses from donations made by the Lincy Foundation, Eurasia Foundation, government agencies, other private foundations, and individual philanthropists.

AUA has received major funding for capital improvements from the U.S. Agency for International Development.  The U.S. Information Agency has provided grants both for capital improvement and special academic programs.

Financial Aid

In addition to scholarship opportunities the University provides financial assistance to a limited number of students. Applicants with a demonstrated need for financial aid may apply for financial assistance from the University, which grants it on a selective basis. Financial assistance given to students on the basis of financial need is determined by the University. No financial assistance of any form is granted unless the student is in good academic standing at the University.

Any student enrolled in a degree or certificate program at AUA who can demonstrate financial need, is eligible to apply for the following financial programs: 1. Tuition Support 2. Deferred Payment 3. Loan.
Applicants should pay particular attention to early deadlines in applying for financial assistance and should complete necessary forms well in advance.

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