Merit scholarships are specific to each campus. Students are automatically considered for them when they complete a regular application for admission. Check with campus admissions offices for any other merit scholarship application requirements. Merit scholarships may be tied to a specific academic program or talent and are becoming increasingly available to community college students as well. They are competitive and vary from school to school.

displayed additional talents in their extracurricular areas (e.g. leadership, dance, music, athletics, will be given this scholarship for the entire tenure of his or her enrollment, as long as the student

Yes. While financial need is the primary basis of financial aid at Hopkins, we also offer a limited number of merit-based scholarships including the Hodson Trust Scholarship and the Charles R. Westgate Scholarship in Engineering.

By being accepted for admission, you are automatically considered for the majority of merit-based scholarships for which you are eligible. Exceptions are career interest scholarships, which are based on interest in specific industries. Recipients of first-year awards are selected based on high school ranking, high school GPA, national test scores (ACT, SAT, etc.), special criteria established by scholarship sponsors, and/or financial need.

Yes. Merit scholarships are available for freshmen based on grades and SATs. The scholarships currently range from $8,000 to $13,000 per year. Transfer students are automatically considered for a merit scholarship based on the GPA from their previous college(s). These scholarships are currently $5,000 and $7,000 per year. Merit-based international student scholarships of $9,000 per year are also available. The merit scholarships are renewable if a 2.

When you submit your application to Benedictine University, you are automatically considered for all institutional merit scholarships.

Should scholarship opportunities become available, students will be notified via email and/or the Student Intranet. It is suggested that all students search for scholarships independently.

A wide variety of scholarship opportunities are available at Trocaire College. All freshman applicants are reviewed by the Admissions and Financial Aid Offices for institutionally funded scholarships. Eligible students are forwarded a scholarship application that must be completed and returned to the Admissions Office. Continuing students must contact the Student Affairs Office at the beginning of the spring semester for a list of scholarships and the criteria for each.

Applications are available on our website or can be mailed to you. We need a completed application along with a medical diagnosis, photo of the child, most recent tax return and two letters of recommendation. View Application.

Yes, there are a limited number of merit scholarships that you may apply for during or after your freshman year at Vanderbilt, including the Ingram Scholarship and various major-specific awards administered by each Vanderbilt school or college.

Scholarships are available from the NIACC Foundation. The deadline for these scholarships is March 1st, the year prior to your start date. There are a variety of scholarships that have different deadlines as well as dollar amounts. Access these scholarships by looking at our Financial Assistance Guide at http://www.niacc.edu/foundation/guide2.html or contact the Foundation or Admissions office for additional information on these scholarships.

Yes! Scholarship information is available at http://www.engr.umd.edu/organizations/osp/schinfo.htm. Also, students should also check information from the Office of Student Financial Aid at www.inform.umd.edu/FIN.

Our scholarships are both merit and need based. If your child has scored more than 90% in Class XII CBSE exams, he/she gets 100% waiver. If he/she has scored between 80% and 90%, he/she gets 75% off and if score is less he/she can appear for RF SAT and win scholarships according to score. Students who have good percentages in their bachelors' degrees can also apply. If your child is bright and a real good student but can't afford to study, we will try to arrange a scholarship for him.

Full details of scholarships can be found in our handbook or at http://www.maths.soton.ac.uk/scholarships/. There is no separate application process for our scholarships: all applicants are automatically considered.