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• Confirm Your Enrollment
• Financial Aid & Planning
• Scholarships & Grant Opportunities
• Graduate Assistantships
• Orientation & Academic Tools
• Graduate Housing

Confirm Your Enrollment

To officially secure your spot in your program, and accept your offer of admission.

Need help? Your Graduate Admissions Advisor is ready to assist.

Get Set Up with Your 91°µÍø Logins

Once enrolled, you'll receive your Student Logins Sheet with your 91°µÍø email address and account information. This gives you access to:

• Office 365 (email and student tools)
• Canvas (our learning management system)
• Self-Service (for course registration, billing, and financial aid)

You can also access your Logins Sheet .

Visit the Logins Page to begin.

Financial Aid & Planning

File Your FAFSA

If you haven’t already, (FAFSA) using 91°µÍø’s school code: 003233. Once your FAFSA is on file and you’re registered, you’ll receive a financial aid letter from Student Financial Services outlining your options.

Employer Tuition Reimbursement

If your employer offers tuition assistance, be sure to submit the Tuition Deferment Form. This will defer your payment due date to 30 days after the completion of your course to allow for reimbursement to be received.

This form must be completed every semester you enroll and plan to receive reimbursement.

Payment Plans

Payment plans are available . You can make payments or set up a plan that works with your budget. Questions? Contact the Office of Student Financial Services at sfs@alvernia.edu.

Scholarships & Grant Opportunities

91°µÍø does not offer internal scholarships for graduate or doctoral students. However, we strongly encourage exploring external scholarships and grants from trusted sources such as:

Many scholarships are available based on industry, professional associations, community involvement, or background. It’s worth applying early and often.

Graduate Assistantships

Graduate Assistantships provide financial assistance for graduate students, allowing them to pursue a higher degree and apply knowledge and skills in a practical setting. Students not only gain valuable professional experience and participate in interesting course offerings, they are in a position to contribute significantly to their own intellectual development and the University as a whole.

Master’s level graduate students are required to take 6-9 credit hours (depending on program) each contracted semester and will receive tuition remission for those credits. Ph.D. level graduate students are required to take 6 credit hours each contracted semester and will receive tuition remission for those credits.

View eligibility and requirements for the roles, as well as current position openings. If there are no currently open positions, keep checking back, they are posted as soon as they become available.

Orientation & Academic Tools

Once you register for your first course, you’ll be automatically enrolled in the Graduate & Adult Education New Student Orientation on Canvas. This self-paced experience walks you through everything from academic expectations to technology tools.

All new graduate students are also invited to attend our New Student Orientations for their corresponding entry term. It’s a great opportunity to meet your support team, ask questions, and connect with fellow students. Details will be emailed to your 91°µÍø address.  

Helpful resources:

• Academic Success Center – Tutoring, writing support, accessibility services
• Franco Library – Research help and digital resources
• Technology Support – Tech help, password resets, and more

We host an annual on-campus New Student Orientation held in Reading, PA, prior to the fall semester that you are welcome to attend regardless of when you start your program!

Graduate Housing

91°µÍø offers limited housing options for graduate students near the Reading campus.

You Belong Here

You’re not just going back to school; you’re transforming your life. Whether you're advancing your career, deepening your expertise, or becoming a leader in your field, 91°µÍø is here to support your vision.

Questions? Contact the Graduate & Adult Education Office!

• Visit Graduate & Adult Education
• Email: gradandadult@alvernia.edu
• Phone: 610-796-5187

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