What are Scholarships? A scholarship is a financial aid award designed to help you pay for your education. Scholarships do not need to be repaid, making them a highly sought-after form of financial assistance. They can cover a variety of expenses, including tuition, books, room and board, and other related costs. Benefits Financial Support: Scholarships provide financial aid, reducing the need for student loans and minimizing debt. Academic Opportunities: Earning a scholarship is a mark of merit and can enhance your resume, making you more attractive to future employers. Personal and Social Benefits: Receiving a scholarship can boost your self-esteem and confidence, affirming your capabilities and potential. Recognition: Scholarships recognize and reward your hard work and dedication, encouraging you to continue striving for excellence. Sources of Scholarships Government: Federal and state governments offer various scholarships for students. Colleges and Universities: Many institutions provide scholarships to attract and support their students. Private Organizations: Corporations, nonprofits, and private foundations often offer scholarships based on different criteria. Community Organizations: Local clubs, religious organizations, and community groups may offer scholarships to local students. St. John’s University Academic Scholarships Catholic High School Scholarship College Advantage Award Fall 2025 Engagement Grant Fall 2025 First-Year Future Johnnie Award Service Scholarships Catholic Scholars Program The Notre Dame College Alumnae Association Sister Helen Flynn Endowed Scholarship Maurice R. Greenberg School of Risk Management, Insurance and Actuarial Science (GSRM) Scholarships Application Process Queens Campus Jillian Perota Assistant Director of Admission St. Vincent Hall 718-990- 5732 [email protected] https://www.stjohns.edu/admission/scholarships