Yes, there are different scholarships and grants depending on the faculty and the programme. All of them are aimed at supporting students and their families in the payment of monthly fees. In general, grants are between 40% and 75%, although in exceptional situations they can reach higher percentages. Check whether you may be eligible to apply for them, based on your personal and family circumstances, by means of the grant simulator for Bachelor's Degrees.

Comillas students can also access different public grants such as the Ministry of Education and Vocational Training Scholarship or the Excellence Scholarship of the Community of Madrid. In collaboration with some colleges and university residences, Comillas also develops a scholarship programme for accommodation in Madrid, aimed at those students who need to travel from other places.

No, in order to access Comillas, the academic record of the last three years completed and the admission test are assessed. In some cases a personal interview is required.

The admission process at Comillas is the same for all candidates, regardless of their country of origin and the educational system they come from. If you are admitted, you must be able to prove that you meet the legal requirements for access to the Spanish university required by the Ministry of Education and Vocational Training.