The Dean's Scholarship is the second rung on the University of Scranton's merit ladder, published with a $33,000 average award. It goes to accepted students whose academic record stands out, decided from the admissions application with nothing extra to submit.
International applicants qualify. Scranton's international application information page states that all accepted students are automatically evaluated for academic merit scholarships, with no special application needed, and the amount confirmed in the acceptance letter.
Because the figure is published as an average, your own offer may land above or below it. The university does not run a separate competition, so the only lever you have is the quality of the admissions application itself, including the strength of your curriculum and grades.
Scranton is a Jesuit university in Pennsylvania with a residential campus, so budget for housing, food and fees alongside the tuition this award reduces.
