Scholarships
At St. George’s University School of Medicine, we believe your focus should be on achieving your goal of becoming a doctor—not on worrying about how to finance your education. That’s why we offer a variety of financial aid options to help make medical school accessible and manageable.
SGU participates in the US Direct Loan Program, providing access to federal student aid for eligible students. Additionally, we offer a range of scholarships to support your journey, including:
The Office of Financial Aid is dedicated to helping you navigate every step of the financial aid process. Our services include:
Financial Aid counselors can be reached Monday through Friday from 9am–5pm (Eastern).
Begin with a Comprehensive PlanSt. George’s University (SGU) medical students rely on a combination of federal loans, scholarships, and careful budgeting to finance their education. Developing a personalized financial strategy is essential for covering tuition, fees, and living expenses while minimizing unexpected costs. The Office of Financial Aid at SGU serves as a valuable resource, guiding students through each step of the financial planning process—from acceptance through to graduation.
US Federal Student Loans (Updated to Include One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) Changes Effective July 1, 2026)
Available for the Four-Year MD portion of all dual degrees. St. George’s University participates in the William D. Ford Federal Direct Loan Program. These loans are available to US students who are US citizens or US permanent residents in the School of Medicine who are or have been enrolled in the Basic Science portion of their program in Grenada. (As of July 1, 2011, students in the SGU/NU Program are not eligible for the Federal Direct Loan Program.)
The William D. Ford Federal Direct Loan Program currently consists of the Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loan and, through June 30, 2026, the Federal Direct Graduate PLUS Loan. The maximum loan amount for which a student is eligible may not exceed the cost of attendance (as defined by St. George’s University) less any other financial aid received.
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