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Bradley University offers the following sources of financial assistance. Since all students have individual characteristics which determine eligibility for specific awards, seldom will an individual "package" contain every program listed. If you want information about an award that is not described here, please e-mail us.
The following awards are based solely on academic performance without regard to financial need. Award levels are guaranteed for qualified students whose admission applications are complete by March 1.
Presidential
Scholarship
$34,000 over four years
Top scholars, including class valedictorians, receive this prestigious
$8,500 annual award. Besides those graduating at the top of their
classes, Presidential Scholars typically score at least 27 on the
ACT (1220 SAT), rank in the top 10%* of their class, demonstrate
leadership, and are active in school or community service. Many Presidential Scholars are invited to join Bradley's Honors Program. The Presidential Scholarship requires full-time attendance (12 or more hours per semester) and can be applied toward tuition only.
Deans
Scholarship
$24,000 over four years
Recipients of the Deans Scholarship are among Bradley's academic
best. Typically, applicants scoring 25 or higher on the ACT (1140
SAT), rank in the top 10%* of their class, demonstrate leadership,
and are active in school or community service, receive this $6,000
annual recognition.
The Deans Scholarship requires full-time attendance (12 or more hours per semester) and can be applied toward tuition only.
University
Scholarship
$16,000 over four years
A number of criteria are used in awarding these $4,000 annual awards
including academic achievement, leadership, and school and community
service. University Scholars typically rank in the top 25%* of their
class and have ACT and SAT scores consistent with classroom performance.
The University Scholarship requires full-time attendance (12 or more hours per semester) and can be applied toward tuition only.
Provost-Garrett
Scholarship
Up to $16,000 over four years
These scholars reflect the tremendous diversity of Bradley University.
Students from under-represented backgrounds with demonstrated academic
potential receive $2,000 to $4,000 annually.
The Provost-Garrett Scholarship requires full-time attendance (12 or more hours per semester) and can be applied toward tuition only.
Caterpillar
Employee Dependents Scholarship
These scholarships are funded by Caterpillar, Inc. to benefit the
dependent children of Caterpillar employees, retirees, and deceased
employees. Scholarship amounts are determined by Bradley's Office
of Financial Assistance and range up to $2,500. Recipients must
be attending Bradley as full-time students. Applications must be
submitted for each academic year. To be assured of full consideration,
it is recommended that you submit your application no later than
March 1. For a PDF version of the application, click
here.
Legacy
Scholarship
This $1500 scholarship is automatically awarded to children, step-children
and grandchildren of Bradley graduates. Eligibility is determined
at the time of application for admission. Full-time status is required
and recipients must remain in good academic standing for renewal.
The Legacy Scholarship requires full-time attendance (12 or more hours per semester) and can be applied toward tuition only.
Fine
Arts Recognition Awards
Awards up to $4000 per year are available to students majoring in
art, theatre and music or participating in competitive speech (Forensics).
Awards up to $500 are also available to non-music majors selected
for one of our many instrumental and vocal performance groups. Consideration
for fine arts recognition awards requires an audition or submission
of a portfolio.
*Applicants with lower class ranks (or no rank) receive consideration based on grade point average, curriculum and competitiveness of their high schools. Applicants with lower test scores and extraordinary academic performance are also considered for scholarships.
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A combination of factors are considered when making these awards including a student's academic performance, Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) results, and eligibility for other scholarships. Awards vary and can change from year-to-year. This grant assistance could be funded by a variety of sources, including Bradley, state, and federal grants. Grant assistance requires a 2.0 GPA for renewal.
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Federal
Loans
At Bradley, federal loan recipients borrow directly from the federal
government. These low-interest loans are deferred until after graduation
as long as students maintain at least half-time enrollment. For
more information on federal loan programs, click
here.
College
Work Study
Students with limited family resources as determined by the results
of the FAFSA are provided this federally-funded opportunity to earn
"spending money" through part-time, on-campus employment. Students
typically work 8 to 10 hours per week at minimum wage earning about
$1500 per year. Paychecks are issued bi-weekly. Click
here for more information.
Students wishing to work who are not eligible for College Work Study are able to find other on-campus employment opportunities.
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