Villanova University's Programs
Villanova
University has a comprehensive scholarship program. Each year our program awards
scholarships to a number of deserving students. Recipients of three
University-sponsored scholarship programs are monitored by the Center for
Multicultural Affairs:
The Presidential Scholarships for Underrepresented Students The Assistant Vice
President of the Center for Multicultural Affairs chairs the
selection committee for the Presidential Scholarships for Underrepresented
Students. The scholarships are offered to a select group of entering students,
traditionally talented students are provided with tuition, room and board and
books. Information about the scholarship, along with the application, is
provided below. It can also be obtained from the Center for Multicultural
Affairs or the University's Admission Office.
St. Martin de Porres Grants
The St. Martin de Porres Grant is also offered to a select group of
traditionally underrepresented students who are high school seniors from the
Greater Philadelphia area. The grants, developed for current tuition and fees,
are renewable annually. St. Martin de Porres Grants are awarded through the
Admission Office. Information about the grant can be obtained from the
University's Admission Office.
Goizueta Foundation Scholars Fund
The Goizueta Foundation Scholars Fund has been instituted for the purpose of
providing need-based scholarship assistance to Hispanic/Latino students whose
families currently reside in the United States. This award valued at 12,500
annually (for eight consecutive semesters) will be granted to an entering freshman
who is of Hispanic or Latino origin and has demonstrated outstanding academic
achievement and financial need. Candidates should have an exemplary high school
record and correspondingly high SAT or ACT scores. In addition to this award,
returning undergraduate students will be considered for scholarship funding
through this program on the basis of their academic performance and financial
need.
Economic/Entrepreneurial Education Award The Economic/Entrepreneurial Education Award (3E) provides assistance to
graduates from Philadelphia's 3E program. Awards are made by the University's
Admission Office. Information about the Program can be obtained from the
University's Admission Office.
Outside Programs
To view more non-Villanova sponsored scholarships/grants/awards, please
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here.
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