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Named Scholarships

What are named scholarships?

  • community-funded scholarships that honor your story
  • a form of gift aid that does not need to be repaid
  • just one of many ways app helps you

Alumni and friends of app have created more than 1,400 scholarships that fit you for your specific journey—what you're studying, what careers you're called to, and so much more. Over 400 of these scholarships are awarded to incoming students each year.

Why are the scholarships “named”? Because they’re gifts from real people who care about your success.

Quick Facts (2024-2025 academic year)

1,600

named scholarships awarded to 1,300 students.

350

first-year students received named scholarships.

1

application!

How do I qualify?

Named scholarships consider a variety of criteria, including:

  • Financial need
  • Program of interest
  • Off-campus study
  • Where you’re from
  • Diversity
  • Extracurricular activities
  • Plans after graduation

You are automatically considered for every named scholarship you qualify for

This means you don't need to look through the list and submit multiple applications. You are welcome to browse our scholarships to see examples.

How do I apply?

December 1.

Applying for 1,400 scholarships sounds overwhelming, but app makes it simple.

You don’t have to go through the list and figure out what you’re eligible for. Admitted students can submit one application and be automatically considered for the scholarships you qualify for.

These scholarships are competitive and some require additional materials or a music audition.

Apply for named scholarships from December 1 to January 31.

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Get a personal estimate

Visit app and meet with a financial aid counselor

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