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Divine Mercy University carries forward a proud tradition of forming graduate students in counseling and psychology through the lens of an authentic Catholic-Christian understanding of the human person—rooted deeply in theology and philosophy.
Each year, more than 80% of our students rely on scholarships to make their education possible, with the average award nearing $7,000. As the cost of education continues to rise, these scholarships are not just helpful—they are essential. They ensure that our students can pursue their calling to provide Christ-centered healing without being burdened by overwhelming debt.
Your generosity directly transforms lives. By supporting scholarships at DMU, you empower future counselors and psychologists to bring hope, compassion, and healing to those who need it most.
Below are several ways you can help students at DMU answer their call to serve.
Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Arlington
As the cost of education grows, we are committed to ensuring that our graduates can focus on the work of providing Christ-centered healing unburdened by debt.
True healing incorporates God’s grace with the skill of the human sciences, and we truly want this chapel to be “a house of prayer for all people.”
To honor Bishop Loverde’s inspiring legacy and to further support priestly and religious vocations, DMU is establishing a scholarship program in his name to support priests and religious from across the country.
By joining a Giving Community, you help shape a generation of Christ-centered healers and counselors who can pursue their calling without financial barriers.
“I’m just so grateful to all the donors of Divine Mercy University. I have been formed and transformed in my personal life through this program and my professional life.”
“Divine Mercy University has been the best I have dealt with, providing the resources and support staff needed to help us flourish in our area of study.”
“I received a couple of scholarships from Divine Mercy University, and without those I would not have been able to attend this University.”