University of Scranton

Loyola Scholarship

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About the Scholarship

The Loyola Scholarship, named for the founder of the Jesuits, is the third step on the University of Scranton's merit ladder, published with a $31,500 average award.

International applicants are considered. Scranton's international application information page states that all accepted students are automatically evaluated for academic merit scholarships, with no special application required.

There is no extra form, essay or interview. Scranton reads the admissions application and sets the scholarship from it, then confirms the figure in the acceptance letter. Students applying without SAT or ACT scores remain eligible.

The published number is an average, so individual offers vary. Plan on covering housing, food and fees separately, since this award is directed at tuition.

What It Covers

Tuition

A merit award applied to tuition, published as a $31,500 average. Housing, food and fees stay with the family.

Eligibility

Open to accepted first-year applicants, decided on the academic record in the admissions application. It sits below the Presidential and Dean's Scholarships on the same merit ladder. International students are in scope: Scranton's international application information page states that all accepted students are automatically evaluated for academic merit scholarships and that no special applications are required. Applicants who leave out test scores are still considered.

Eligible Countries

All countries

How to Apply

No separate application. The university evaluates every accepted student for academic merit scholarships from the admissions application, and recipients learn the amount in their acceptance letter.

Application Routes and Dates

Scholarship consideration

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Consideration is linked to admission. Confirm the applicable admission deadline and any scholarship requirements with the university.