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1. music.usc.edu › admission › finaidFinancial Aid | USC Thornton School of Music

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   Specific information on USC’s financial aid program and complete financial aid application instructions can be found at financialaid.usc.edu. Eligible first-year undergraduates from families with an annual income of $80,000 or less with typical assets will attend USC tuition-free. More information about USC’s affordability initiative is ...

2. gradadm.usc.edu › cost-and-financial-aidCost and Financial Aid - Graduate Admission

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   The cost of earning a graduate degree from USC, as well as funding opportunities, vary by school and degree program. We encourage you to thoroughly research your program of interest and plan your finances accordingly. Most graduate-level funding will be provided in the form of loans. Please visit the Financial Aid website for estimated program ...

3. financialaid.usc.edu › undergraduate-financial-aidTypes of Aid - Financial Aid

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   Getting Started. Undergraduate financial aid can come from a variety of federal, state, university, and private sources and may include gift aid or student employment —funds that do not have to be repaid—or student or parent loans, funds that can be borrowed to cover educational expenses and need to be repaid after graduation.

4. admission.usc.edu › prospective-students › how-toInternational Students - Undergraduate Admission

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   Need-Based Financial Aid for International Applicants USC does not offer need-based financial aid for international applicants. All international applicants must provide, at the time of application, financial documentation affirming their ability and intent to finance USC’s full cost of attendance (tuition and expenses) for at least the first academic year.

5. admission.usc.edu › prospective-students › how-toFirst-Year Students - Undergraduate Admission

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   USC’s Regular Decision (RD) plan follows a more traditional timeline: If you submit your application by December 1 or January 15, depending upon major, you will receive a decision by April 1. Students applying to these schools must submit their application materials by December 1 to be considered for admission and USC Merit Scholarships.

6. financialaid.usc.edu › undergraduate-financial-aidApplying for Financial Aid

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   This section explains the financial aid application process for students and their parents applying for the 2025-2026 academic year. Remember that continuing students must reapply for financial aid every year. Note: If you still need to apply for financial aid for the 2024-2025 academic year, please submit a 2024-2025 CSS Profile and FAFSA or ...

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   Does USC Thornton offer financial aid?

   • USC Thornton offers financial aid to U.S. citizens (and some eligible non-citizens) who qualify for need-based financial aid. At USC, we recognize that many students and their families need assistance in meeting the costs of an outstanding private education. Below is important information about financial resources for USC Thornton students.

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   Does USC offer financial aid?

   • USC offers financial aid to eligible students. Specific information on USC’s financial aid program and complete application instructions can be found at financialaid.usc.edu. Eligible first-year undergraduates from families with an annual income of $80,000 or less with typical assets will attend USC tuition-free.

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   What scholarships are available at USC Thornton?

   • Scholarships are available to graduate students in most USC Thornton programs. The total cost of attendance (including tuition and living expenses) can be covered through the Grad Plus Loan.

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   Can a non-citizen get a student loan from USC?

   • Some eligible non-citizens can qualify for student loans up to the total cost of attendance at USC, as well as work-study funding. U.S. citizens and permanent residents also have this opportunity. For specific information on USC’s financial aid program and complete financial aid application instructions, visit financialaid.usc.edu.

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   Can a Thornton graduate student get a scholarship?

   • Thornton graduate students are eligible for funding from a variety of sources including scholarships. Consideration for scholarships is based on a recommendation from the faculty of the department of a student’s major and availability of funding. Students in all other Thornton graduate programs are eligible for these funding opportunities.

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   Can I apply for a transfer merit scholarship at Thornton University?

   • Transfer applicants to USC Thornton School of Music who submit a complete application by December 1 are considered for the Transfer Merit scholarship. No interview is required for consideration.

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8. uscscoring.com › faqsFAQs - USC Department of Screen Scoring

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   Access to a Mac laptop is highly recommended for utilizing on campus and in the classrooms. Thornton's Department of Screen Scoring (formerly known as Scoring for Motion Pictures and Television, or SMPTV) offers USC's one-year Master of Music program in film scoring, located in the center of the Los Angeles film and television community.