Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The vast majority of schools in the U.S. offer merit scholarships to qualified applicants. The ones that don't (don't have to), with limited exceptions, are the top 20-25 schools (as rated by USNWR).
But some of these do have a very small number of highly selective scholarships (different from a standard merit "discount" based on just being a strong student in the pool).
Schools in the T20:
Duke has full tuition/R&B scholarships
JHU has a 2/3 tuition scholarship and a full tuition engineering scholarship
U of Chicago has some merit-based scholarships but don't appear to approach full or half tuition
Rice has some merit-based scholarships but don't appear to approach full or half tuition
Vanderbilt has full tuition merit scholarships
Notre Dame has a $25k merit scholarship (about 40% of tuition)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My kid applied for scholarships at WashU and Vandy.
Pitt has the Chancellors.
Any luck with either Wash u or Vandy?
Anonymous wrote:W&L Johnson scholarship-4 year Full Ride (Tuition, room & board)+ summer stipend given to almost 10% of the entering class(44 out of a class ~475). Awards cover, at minimum, tuition, housing, and food, plus $10,000 for summer funding to pursue research, travel, or internships. Several of DD friends turned down T15 schools for the scholarship
The school also gives out the Weinstein full tuition scholarship for those of Jewish descent(the school has a nice Hillel on campus).
Oh nice, I wasn’t aware of this, thanks
Anonymous wrote:My kid applied for scholarships at WashU and Vandy.
Pitt has the Chancellors.
Anonymous wrote:Boston College gives a few very competitive scholarships that pay for everything.
Anonymous wrote:NC State - Park Scholarship. It's a relatively "new" scholarship - established in 1996.
Emphasis is service, leadership, and scholarship.