Anatolia American University, the tertiary division of Anatolia College, is accredited in the United States by NECHE (New England Commission of Higher Education) and recognized by the Massachusetts Department of Higher Education as an independent institution. In addition, the undergraduate programs delivered at AAU are also validated by Open University, UK.
AAU's comprehensive curriculum offers Bachelor's degrees in Business, Business Computing, Computer Science, English, Political Science & International Relations, Psychology, Biological Sciences, and Aviation Management with Pilot Studies. Graduate programs include a Master of Science (MS) in Hospitality and Tourism Management, an MS in Industrial Organizational Psychology, and an MBA with four concentrations.
Through partnerships with renowned US and EU institutions, AAU provides students the chance to pursue additional disciplines such as Engineering, Marine Sciences, and Hospitality & Tourism. Moreover, AAU hosts the largest number of American study abroad students in Greece.
AAU also provides an extensive need and merit-based financial aid program.
U.S. students may apply for one of the following scholarships:
1. Need-based Grant: $1,000.00
Applicants are required to submit the AAU Financial Aid Application.
VA Benefits: Veterans Administration Beneficiaries can apply their benefits to AAU
AAU is not a member of FAFSA, as it does not receive federal funding.
2. Freshman and Transfer U.S. candidates can qualify for one of the following scholarships:
Merit-based: $1,000.00 (Awarded to students with exceptional academic and achievement records)
Greek Heritage: $ 1,000.00 (Awarded to students of Greek heritage)
State of Massachusetts: $1,000.00 (Awarded to students who reside in the state of Massachusetts)
Anatolia Legacy: $1,000.00 (Awarded to students whose grandparent(s), parent(s), or sibling(s) graduated from Anatolia College or AAU)
Please note that AAU scholarships and grants are not stackable and cannot be combined with any aid/scholarship awarded by AAU.
External Scholarship Resources
In addition to scholarships/aid made available through the College, there are many other organizations that will support your educational journey. If you receive a scholarship or tuition resource from an outside source, please send a copy of the award to admissions@act.edu so it can count towards your overall cost of attendance. These scholarships may be combined with an ACT scholarship/aid.
You can find all available general scholarship resources links and more information for Greek/Hellenic/Orthodox Christian scholarships here.
","processed":"<p>U.S. students may apply for one of the following scholarships:<br><br><strong>1. Need-based Grant: $1,000.00</strong><br><br>Applicants are required to submit the AAU Financial Aid Application.<br><br>VA Benefits: Veterans Administration Beneficiaries can apply their benefits to AAU<br>AAU is not a member of FAFSA, as it does not receive federal funding.<br><br><strong>2. Freshman and Transfer U.S. candidates can qualify for one of the following scholarships:</strong><br><br>Merit-based: $1,000.00 (Awarded to students with exceptional academic and achievement records)<br>Greek Heritage: $ 1,000.00 (Awarded to students of Greek heritage)<br>State of Massachusetts: $1,000.00 (Awarded to students who reside in the state of Massachusetts)<br>Anatolia Legacy: $1,000.00 (Awarded to students whose grandparent(s), parent(s), or sibling(s) graduated from Anatolia College or AAU)<br><br>Please note that AAU scholarships and grants are not stackable and cannot be combined with any aid/scholarship awarded by AAU.<br><br><strong>External Scholarship Resources</strong><br><br>In addition to scholarships/aid made available through the College, there are many other organizations that will support your educational journey. If you receive a scholarship or tuition resource from an outside source, please send a copy of the award to admissions@act.edu so it can count towards your overall cost of attendance. These scholarships may be combined with an ACT scholarship/aid. </p>
\n<p><strong>You can find all available general scholarship resources links and more information for Greek/Hellenic/Orthodox Christian scholarships <a href="https://www.act.edu/admissions/student-aid/undergraduate" target="_blank">here</a>.</strong></p>
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