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Full Tuition Academic Scholarships
The scholarships listed on this page satisfy the following criteria:
These awards are only available to students who enroll at the
indicated colleges.
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Full Tuition Academic Scholarships
2 scholarships covering the full cost of tuition are awarded through
the Admissions Office.
Students who are awarded their merit scholarship, the Jacob Albright
Scholarship, are invited to apply for the full-tuition Warren L. Davis
Scholarship. The scholarship is based on the candidate's academic
qualifications, financial need, and scholarship application.
Applicants must write an essay elaborating on what the student will
contribute to Albright College, the Honors Program, and the student
body during his/her four years on campus. From the pool of
applicants, the scholarship selection committee chooses about ten
students to interview for the scholarship.
Students receiving this award are asked to participate in the Albright
Honors Program, reside on campus for three years (at least two in
honors housing), and maintain a 3.3 overall grade point average as a
full-time student.
1 Byrne, 1 Veneklasen, and 3 Nelson full tuition scholarships are
awarded each year by the Admissions Office. The Byrne also includes room and board.
Selection criteria: This is an invitation-only scholarship competition.
Students with an academic index of 61 or higher are invited to
apply. The academic index is defined as ACT composite + 10 * GPA,
where GPA is normalized to a 4.0 scale.
The competition consists of three
parts: Assessment Testing, Decision-Making Exercise, and Writing
Component.
Two full-tuition scholarships are awarded each year by admissions and
financial aid.
Selection criteria: Essay completed during scholarship competition,
GPA, standardized test scores.
Students who meet the criteria for the Academic Distinction and Academic
Honors scholarships automatically qualify. There is not a separate
application. However, students must register and come to campus to
compete for the scholarship.
Approximately 15 full tuition scholarships are awarded per year to
entering freshmen by the
Presidential Scholars Program, in conjunction with the Financial Aid
Office. These scholarships also include full funding for summer
programs following the first three years of study (respectively,
community service, immersion study trip to France, and professional
internship). Incoming freshmen are paired with faculty mentors and
library resource persons. There are also two series of biweekly
evening meetings featuring invited speakers and topics
relating to personal growth, leadership and profession.
Selection criteria: Academic excellence, leadership potential,
participation in community service. Median combined SAT's for entering
Presidential Scholar classes for the past several years have been in
the range of 1500 to 1520.
There is no formal application process. All students who apply to
Boston College under Early Action (nonbinding) are
automatically considered. Approximately 60 finalists are invited to
campus for an information weekend (Wednesday evening-Sunday)
consisting of two individual interviews, writing samples, and information
sessions.
10-15 awards per year for full tuition. Selected by Admission Office and awarded only to first year students who are Validictorians of Salutatorians in their class. No special application needed.
Two four-year full tuition scholarships are awarded each year to
entering students by the
Dean of Engineering and the Admissions Committee. The awards are for
undergraduate study in any engineering major. Recipients must continue
enrollment in the G.W.C. Whiting School of Engineering
and maintain a 3.0 or better GPA.
The scholarships were
made possible through a gift from Kwok-leung Li, a graduate of the
Electrical Engineering Department, and are named in honor of
Prof. Westgate. These are the university's only full tuition merit awards.
Selection criteria: Academic excellence and research interests in
Engineering. Candidates must present an outstanding high school record
and achievements in other areas including leadership, success in
science fairs, and evidence of independent research.
There is no formal application. To be considered for the award,
candidates must apply for freshman admissions to Johns Hopkins
University by January 1, and indicate an interest in majoring in
Engineering.
10-15 full tuition scholarships awarded by the financial aid office.
Selection criteria: GPA of 3.9-4.0, upper 1% rank in class, SAT
(Reading & Math) 1450-1600.
To apply, submit an application for admission by January 15; there is
no separate scholarship application.
1 full-tuition scholarship is awarded by the financial aid office.
Selection criteria: Roman Catholic resident of the Archdiocese
of Baltimore, GPA 3.9-4.0, upper 1% rank in class, SAT (Reading Math)
1450-1600.
Marion Burk Knott Scholarships are only offered at the three
Catholic Colleges located in the Archdiocese of Baltimore: Loyola
College in Maryland, Mount Saint Mary's University, and the College of
Notre Dame of Maryland.
To apply, submit an application for admission by January 15; there is
no separate scholarship application.
40 Yeager Scholarships
are awarded each year. The Yeager Scholarships cover full
tuition and fees, room and board, a stipend for books and supplies,
$8,500 for study abroad and a personal computer.
Yeager Scholars are awarded by the Marshall University Center
for Academic Excellence and the John Marshall Scholarships are selected
by financial aid office.
Primary selection criteria for Yeager Scholars are: high school
graduates with a minimum ACT composite score of 28 or a minimum SAT
score of 1260. Award selection is highly competitive.
Yeager Scholars require an application.
206 John Marshall Scholarships are awarded each year.
The John Marshall Scholarship includes a tuition waiver to cover tuition
and fees and a $1,250 stipend. (WV residents receiving the WV PROMISE
Scholarship will receive only an $1,850 stipend in addition to their
PROMISE Scholarship.)
Selection criteria for John Marshall Scholarships are: high school
seniors with an ACT composite score of 30 or SAT score of 1320 or higher
and a 3.5 GPA. Awards are not competitive.
John Marshall
Scholarships are automatic if admittance and test scores/high school
grades are received by the deadline.
4-8 full tuition and general fees scholarships are awarded by the
Admissions Office.
Selection criteria: Total GPA and MCAT scores.
Consideration is automatic if an accepted student meets required criteria.
Recipients are recognized at the Orientation Convocation.
The Presidential Scholarship is the most prestigious scholarship
offered by Morehead State University, followed by the Commonwealth
Scholarship.
Approximately 100 full tuition and university housing scholarships are
awarded each year by enrollment services.
Selection criteria: National Merit Scholar, National Merit Finalist or
Semi-Finalist; Kentucky Governor's Scholars or Governor's School for
the Art with at least a 23 ACT composite; applicants with a high
school GPA of 3.75 or higher and a minimum 28 ACT composite; or a
valedictorian/salutatorian from an accredited Kentucky higher with a
minimum 28 ACT composite.
Students are automatically considered for these scholarships upon acceptance to Morehead State University. There is no separate application process.
Approximately 200 full tuition scholarships are
awarded each year by enrollment services.
Selection criteria: Candidates must be admitted to MSU as an entering
freshman with a minimum admission index of 600; and be a legal
resident of Kentucky; and have a minimum 20 ACT composite; and agree
to maintain continuous residency is campus housing.
Students are automatically considered for these scholarships upon acceptance to Morehead State University. There is no separate application process.
12-15 full tuition and fees scholarships, plus a $1,750/semester
stipend. Awarded by the financial aid office. NMSU's most prestigious
and competitive scholarship. Renewable for up to four years.
Selection criteria: New Mexico high school graduates (high school
diploma or NM GED); 3.75 GPA with 28 ACT/1240 SAT or 3.5 GPA with 30
ACT/1320 SAT. Must submit online application by mid-January.
35-40 full tuition and fees scholarships, plus a $1,000/semester
stipend. Awarded by the financial aid office. Renewable for up to four years.
Selection criteria: New Mexico high school graduates (high school
diploma or NM GED); 3.75 GPA with 28 ACT/1240 SAT or 3.5 GPA with 30
ACT/1320 SAT. Must submit online application by mid-January.
Up to 135 full tuition and fees scholarships, plus a $500/semester
stipend. Awarded by the financial aid office. Renewable for up to four years.
Selection criteria: New Mexico high school graduates (high school
diploma or NM GED); 3.75 GPA with 24 ACT/1090 SAT or 3.5 GPA with 26
ACT/1170 SAT. Must submit online application by March 1.
Unlimited number of full tuition and fees scholarships, plus a book
stipend. Awarded by the financial aid office. Renewable for up to four
years.
Selection criteria: New Mexico high school graduates (high school
diploma or NM GED); qualifying family income ($30,000 max if one
student in college, $40,000 max if two students in college); 25
ACT/1130 SAT or top 5% of high school graduating class. FAFSA should
be submitted by March 1 for automatic consideration.
Unlimited number of full tuition and fees scholarships, plus a $250/semester
stipend. Awarded by the financial aid office. Renewable for up to four
years.
Selection criteria: New Mexico high school graduates (high school
diploma or NM GED); 3.75 GPA with 24 ACT/1090 SAT or 3.5 GPA with 26
ACT/1170 SAT. No separate application necessary.
Unlimited number of full tuition and fees scholarships. Awarded by the
financial aid office. Renewable for up to four years.
Selection criteria: New Mexico high school graduates (high school
diploma or NM GED); 3.5 GPA with 23 ACT/1050 SAT or 3.75 GPA. No
separate application necessary.
Unlimited number of awards, which are usually full tuition. Does not
include required fees. Awarded starting the second semester of the
freshman year. Awarded by the
financial aid office. Renewable for up to four years.
Selection criteria: New Mexico high school graduates (high school
diploma or NM GED), NM Resident; must enroll full time in the first
semester following high school graduation; 2.5 GPA first semester with
12 graded credits completed. Must maintain 2.5 GPA with 12 graded
credits for continued receipt of the award. No
separate application necessary.
Unlimited number of full tuition and fees scholarships for new
transfer students who are New Mexico residents. Awarded by the
financial aid office.
Selection criteria: Must be transferring from a New Mexico branch
community or junior college with 30 to 90 total credits attempted at
all institutions and a minimum GPA of 3.5.
About ten four-year full tuition scholarships (less the New York State
Tuition Assistance Program (TAP) award) are awarded each year by the
Niagara University Honors Scholarship committee.
Recipients must remain in Niagara University's
Honors Program and maintain a 3.25 cumulative GPA.
Selection criteria: Candidates must possess a minimum high school
GPA of 97 and a
minimum cumulative SAT score (critical reading and math) of 1280 or an
ACT composite score of 29.
Candidates who meet these minimum criteria are
automatically considered for the scholarship.
Up to 10 four-year Dean's Scholarships are awarded each year. These
awards include a full-tuition scholarship, a laptop computer in the
first year (with software upgrades in years 2-4) and $900 for books in
years 2-4. The scholarship recipients are selected by faculty and the
admissions office, and awarded by the financial aid office.
Selection criteria: Essay competition followed by interview. Must have
a 27 or higher ACT and submit a scholarship application by February 1.
An unlimited number of one-year full tuition scholarships are awarded
by the financial aid office.
Selection criteria: Top 3% of high school class or 29-36 ACT. Must
submit a scholarship application by March 1.
One scholarship for full cost-of-attendance is awarded each year by
the Admissions Office. The scholarship is renewable for up to four years.
Selection criteria: Awarded to a student who shows exceptional promise
as indicated by academic history, admissions essays and
portfolio. Financial need as determined by the FAFSA is considered.
There is no separate application form. Admissions application materials,
including portfolio and the FAFSA, must be submitted by March 1.
80-100 scholarships covering tuition and fees are awarded each year by
the Admissions Office. The Presidential Scholarships also include a residence
hall room.
Selection criteria: Incoming freshmen only. Top 10% of high school
graduating class and have at least a 1250 combined on the Critical
Reading and Math portions of the SAT.
Admitted students are automatically considered for the
scholarship. There is no separate application process. Scholarships
are renewed annually until graduation, so long as the student
maintains a required GPA and is in continuous enrollment.
15 scholarships covering all tuition and fees, plus $800 for
books. (They are a commuter campus.). The scholarships are awarded by
the financial aid office.
Selection criteria: High school cumulative GPA of 3.75 or higher
(usually must have at least 3.85 to have a chance of winning).
A separate application is required.
20-25 full tuition and fees scholarshps are awarded
by the Admissions Office.
Selection criteria: Strong high school curriculum with a 4.0 average; ACT score minimum of 31 or SAT score minimum of 1400 (out of 1600); excellent writing ability; strong leadership experience and community/high school involvement.
Consideration is based on the application for admission. Candidates
are asked to write an additional essay and come to campus for an
interview.
The awards are renewable for four years as long as the student
maintains a 3.5 GPA while at Transylvania.
Approximately 60 full tuition, room and board scholarships are awarded
each year by the Admissions Office.
Selection criteria: ACT or SAT scores and high school or junior
college GPA.
Their is a separate scholarship application that student must fill out. If the student meets all academic requirements for the scholarship it is automatically awarded.
Troy University scholarships are designated to recognize high school
and junior or community college students who have excelled in academic
capacities. These scholarships are awarded solely on
merit. Scholarships are four-year awards for high school students and
two-year awards for junior or community college students.
An unlimited number of full tuition scholarships are awarded
each year by the Admissions Office.
Selection criteria: ACT or SAT scores and high school or junior
college GPA.
Their is a separate scholarship application that student must fill out. If the student meets all academic requirements for the scholarship it is automatically awarded.
Troy University scholarships are designated to recognize high school
and junior or community college students who have excelled in academic
capacities. These scholarships are awarded solely on
merit. Scholarships are four-year awards for high school students and
two-year awards for junior or community college students.
The number of awards varies each year, based on the quality of the
applications. Awards are up to full cost-of-attendance, but are at
least full tuition.
The scholarships are awarded by the financial aid office.
Selection criteria: Comprehensive review of applicant pool to determine student's strength and breadth of academic preparation. Test scores and grades are also considered.
Consideration for the award is automatic based on University of
California Application for Undergraduate Admission and Scholarships.
The Regents' Scholarship program provides priority registration,
entrance into the campuswide honors program, access to summer research
programs and four years of on-campus guaranteed housing.
Approximately 50 four-year full in-state tuition and fees scholarships
(or up to $10,000 for both fees and stipend) are awarded each year by
the Financial Aid Office. The scholarship may not exceed the scholar's
demonstrated financial need.
Regents Scholars also receive priority course registration and are offered
acceptance into the University Honors Program. The Honors Program lower
division curriculum provides honors students with special seminars,
projects, and classes designed to introduce them to the challenges and
rewards of scholarship and research. Upper division students continue to
pursue their academic interests by producing substantial honor theses or
projects under the supervision of faculty advisors.
Selection criteria: Awarded to incoming freshmen only. Selections are
based upon the student's strength and breadth of academic preparation,
including grades and test scores. Must be a US citizen, permanent
resident, or refugee. Other factors may be considered.
There is no separate application required. Consideration is automatic
for on-time admissions applicants.
Up to 10 full tuition scholarships are awarded each year by the
Admissions Office.
Selection criteria: Minimum 3.5+ GPA, 24+ transferable credits,
scholarship essay, 2 letters of recommendation.
Application for admission is the only application that needs to be
completed for any UDM scholarship. Each student, based on the
admissions application, is evaluated automatically for all scholarships.
An unlimited number of scholarships are awarded each year. All
students who meet the criteria receive the scholarships.
The award consists of a $10,000/year scholarship renewable for four
years. This award typically covers 30 hours of tuition per year.
The scholarships are awarded by the Office of Admissions and
Scholarships.
Selection criteria: Must be a Kansas resident, selected as a National
Merit Semifinalist/Finalist, and designate KU as their first choice
college.
There is a separate application form for this scholarship.
An unlimited number of scholarships are awarded each year. All
students who meet the criteria receive the scholarships.
The award consists of a $10,000/year scholarship renewable for four
years. This award typically covers 30 hours of tuition per year.
The scholarships are awarded by the Office of Admissions and
Scholarships.
Selection criteria: Must be a Kansas resident, selected as a National
Merit Semifinalist/Finalist, and designate KU as their first choice
college.
There is a separate application form for this scholarship.
An unlimited number of scholarships are awarded each year. All
students who meet the criteria receive the scholarships.
The award consists of a $10,000/year scholarship renewable for four
years. This award typically covers 30 hours of tuition per year.
The scholarships are awarded by the Office of Admissions and
Scholarships.
Selection criteria: Must be a Kansas resident of Hispanic descent,
selected as a National Merit Semifinalist/Finalist, and designate KU
as their first choice college.
There is a separate application form for this scholarship.
An unlimited number of scholarships are awarded each year. All
students who meet the criteria receive the scholarships.
The award consists of 30 hours of tuition and fees per year renewable for four
years. This award also includes housing in a traditional residence
hall with full meal package, and a generous allowance for books.
The scholarships are awarded by the Office of Admissions and
Scholarships.
Selection criteria: Must be a Kansas resident who achieves a perfect
score on the ACT (36) or SAT (1600).
There is a separate application form for this scholarship.
90 full tuition scholarships are awarded each year, 50 for high school
seniors from South Carolina and 40 for high school seniors from the
rest of the country. Depending on the
award, there may also be additional money towards room and board and
books and supplies. The scholarships are awarded by the Admissions
Office. The awards are renewable for a total of four years provided
that a 3.0 or higher GPA is maintained.
25 South Carolina students are named Carolina Scholars and 20
out-of-state students are named McNair Scholars.
South Carolina students receive a
stipend of $10,000 per year. Out-of-state students receive
stipends of $12,000 per year in addition to receiving a tuition
reduction to in-state rates. The 25 South Carolina finalists not
named Carolina Scholars are offered the Carolina Scholars Finalist
Scholarship valued at $7,000 per year. The 20 out-of-state
finalists not named McNair Scholars are offered the McNair
Scholars Finalist Scholarship valued at $8,000 per year as well as
a tuition reduction to in-state rates.
Selection criteria: Superior scholastic ability and achievement,
leadership potential, and character. Financial need is not a
consideration. Typical
candidates rank at the top of their class and present SAT scores
above 1300.
A separate application is required in addition to the application for
admission. All credentials and applications must be postmarked by
December 1.
Up to 6 Nancy Susan Reynolds, up to 6 Guy
T. Carswell and up to 7 Joseph G. Gordon full cost of attendance
scholarships are awarded each year.
Selection criteria: These merit-based scholarships are awarded based
on an exceptional academic record. The Joseph G. Gordon scholarship
also considers leadership and is awarded to students who are members
of constituencies that are traditionally underrepresented at the university.
A separate application is required for each award, with deadline dates
of December 1, December 1 and January 1, respectively.
1-2 full tuition scholarships are awarded each year by a selection
committee consisting of faculty, administration and regents.
Selection criteria: A minimum of a 3.75 (4.00 scale) cumulative high
school GPA and a minimum combined SAT score of 1300 or a composite ACT
score of 29. The awards are available to first time freshmen only.
A separate application is required.
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