The financial aid program grants awards to both local and international undergraduate students. Financial aid grants will be determined according to student or family financial need, as appropriate, and academic merit within university budget limitations. Financial need is a percentage reduction in the Anatolia University tuition fees.

In order to be considered for the Institutional Financial Aid program, certain requirements must be met:

• Be enrolled or accepted for enrollment.
• Be degree-seeking.
• Demonstrate financial need through submitting the financial aid application.

Greek prospective students need to submit the Ε1, Ε2 and Ε9 tax forms for the last 2 years.

Non-EU students applying for financial aid need to submit family bank statements and financial statements for the last 2 years.

Our comprehensive scholarship program aims to support even more prospective students:

• We offer a financial aid of 30% on tuition for prospective students coming from cities outside Thessaloniki, given that their high school diploma was issued by a Greek High School that is not in the prefecture of Thessaloniki.
• We also offer scholarships based on the academic performance and financial situation of prospective students.

Special Scholarships are also available through the generosity of foundations, alumni, and supporters who share our commitment to expanding access to education and creating opportunities for talented students. These initiatives help promising young people develop their abilities, pursue their ambitions, and contribute meaningfully to their communities and future professions:

• Learn more about the Papageorgiou Foundation Scholarships
• Learn more about the Kostas Nikolopoulos Scholarship

Anatolia American University awards a number of partial tuition scholarships to eligible Hellenic American applicants.

The award does not cover housing, orientation, field trips and study abroad fees. Criteria of selection are based on a personal essay on the candidate's Hellenic heritage and its meaning to the development of his/her personality and on academic performance judged by a student's transcript and two letters of recommendation. For more information, please click here or contact Ms. Roula Lebetli via e-mail at university-admissions@anatolia.edu.gr. 

Anatolia American University is approved by CSN, the Swedish Board of Student Finance, a government agency which offers grants and loans to Swedish students studying abroad at selected institutions. Click the button below to learn more about CSN eligibility, available funding, and the application process.