In November, the Peabody Conservatory announced that beginning in fall 2025, all admitted Doctor of Musical Arts students will receive full tuition scholarships during their two years of full-time residency. The benefits of the program extend to all full-time DMA students who are in the two-year residency, whether new or continuing. The DMA funding comes as part of significant new investments in financial aid that include last year’s commitment to meet 100% of demonstrated financial need for all domestic undergraduate students without loans.
“This new commitment to graduate financial aid strengthens Peabody’s ability to support students in pursuit of their highest artistic and scholarly ambitions, which enhances the entire campus community, noted Dean Fred Bronstein in the announcement. “It marks a bold leap forward in Peabody’s commitment to enrolling and supporting the finest talent without regard to financial means.”
Domestic students will be required to complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) and a supplemental JHU Graduate Financial Aid Application to be eligible for this funding. International students need only complete the JHU Graduate Financial Aid Application.