Hofstra University encourages all of its students to explore the possibility of outside grants and scholarships to expand their undergraduate and/or graduate studies.
A funded learning opportunity can change your life and boost your career. Many generous grants and scholarships are available that provide financial support for a limited term (months or years) but also remain with you as a lifelong distinction.
- A serious application requires careful planning and consideration.
- Start early and talk to as many people as possible about your application, project proposals, essays, and plans.
- Scholarships are very competitive and generally a student needs a GPA well over a 3.0 and generally above a 3.5 to be a solid candidate.
- Always examine the eligibility requirements for any scholarship of interest.
- To get started, speak to professors and advisors in your field of interest, and to the designated campus scholarship coordinator for a particular opportunity.
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Questions?
Contact Associate Provost for Academic Support and Global Initiatives Suzanne Pike, who also serves as a prestigious scholarship advisor in the Office of the Provost.
