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ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS
Archdiocesan Scholarships:
These full-tuition, four year scholarships are
CUA's most prestigious awards. Students must have
a minimum 3.8 GPA (4.0 scale), a minimum SAT of
1450 (Math and Critical Reading -- we do not consider
Writing) or an ACT of 32 or higher, and rank in
the top 10% of their high school class.
University Academic
Scholarships:
These scholarships are awarded
to students who have a proven academic profile
as determined by their GPA and SAT (or ACT) scores,
as well as a strong personal profile, shown through
leadership experience and extracurricular activities.
NEED-BASED GRANTS
Federal, state and Catholic University-funded
grant programs are awarded based on demonstrated
financial need. Grants are often awarded as a
part of a package of aid.
ALUMNI GRANT
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Form (PDF file)
Alumni of The Catholic University
of America may nominate entering freshmen or transfer
students for a $1,000 Alumni award renewable for
up to four years. Completed Alumni Grant Recommendation
Forms must be submitted with the Undergraduate
Application for Admission by:
Freshman:
Early Action -- November 15
Regular Decision -- February 15
Transfer: Must be submitted
with Undergraduate Application
PARISH SCHOLARSHIP
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Form (PDF file)
Entering freshmen or transfer students who are
Parishioners of Catholic churches throughout the
United States may be nominated by their parish
pastor for a $3,000 Parish scholarship, renewable
for up to four years. Completed Parish Scholarship
Application should be submitted with the Undergraduate
Application for Admission by:
Freshman:
Early Action -- November 15
Regular Decision -- February 15
Transfer: Must be submitted
with Undergraduate Application
FAMILY GRANT
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Form (PDF file)
If two or more dependent children of the same
family are concurrently registered as full-time
students, pursuing their first undergraduate degree,
the older sibling(s) is eligible for a Family
Grant of $2,000 per year. The Family Grant is
only offered in the fall and spring semester,
no summer awards are available.
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Students
are strongly encouraged to complete
the Free Application for Federal Student
Aid (FAFSA). After reviewing your
completed application, you may be
considered for university, state and
federal need-based grants, low-interest
loans, and work-study opportunities.
The
FAFSA is available from your high
school guidance office or online at:
http://www.fafsa.ed.gov.
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Learn
more about financial aid programs and scholarships
offered by CUA to help with your college expenses.
Find
out how to apply today for financial aid to get
you started in the right direction for your college
education at CUA.
View
a chart of the costs of attending CUA. Available
are the direct and indirect costs of attending
the university before any financial aid or scholarships
apply.
At Catholic University, we offer a wide range of scholarships that recognize and reward you for outstanding academic performance in high school - as well as exceptional leadership and service in your school, church and community.
Discover
more opportunities that CUA provides to students
to help cover the costs of a college education.
Get
quick answers to the most common questions that
we are asked involving the subject of financial
aid. We hope they provide some of the answers
you need, too!
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