Clarkson College offers a variety of scholarships to undergraduate students, subject to review of a student's application and criteria requirements. The Clarkson College Scholarship Committee reviews all potential scholarship recipient applications. Fulfillment of minimum requirements listed below is not a guarantee of award. Scholarships are renewable each semester as long as a student maintains the required minimum cumulative grade point average and is enrolled at least half-time (six credit hours per semester). Award amounts are prorated each semester based upon the student's enrollment status. Scholarship applications will be considered when a student is first admitted to Clarkson College. 

  

To be considered for a Clarkson College Scholarship, a student must: 

• be accepted to an academic program at Clarkson College.
• submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at www.fafsa.ed.gov or provide a copy of the Expected Family Contribution Estimator at www.educationquest.org.
• submit the completed scholarship application and requested materials to the Clarkson College Enrollment Services Office.

Ø       Clarkson Service League Diamond Scholarship 

Ø       Clarkson Service League Gold Scholarship 

Ø       President's Platinum Scholarship 

Ø       President's Silver Scholarship 

Ø       President's Bronze Scholarship 

  

Note: The application deadline for Clarkson College Scholarships is March 1. The Scholarship Committee may consider complete scholarship applications re­ceived after March 1 if funds are available. Application forms are available from the Office of Enrollment Services. 

  

Gateway to Success Scholarship for Minority Nursing Students 

To be eligible for consideration, a student must have a high school cumulative grade point average of 2.5, be a U.S. citizen and an American racial minority student (African-American, Asian-American, Hispanic, or Native American). The student must be accepted to the Clarkson College Bachelor of Science in Nursing program after the Fall 1999 semester. Application forms and a detailed list of requirements are available from the Student Financial Services department. 

  

Academic Success Scholarship 

To be eligible for consideration, a student must have completed 24 semester hours at Clarkson College (does not include transfer hours), maintained a 3.7 cumulative grade point average, be enrolled in six or more semester hours, be in good standing at the College and not be a current Clarkson College academic scholarship recipient. 

  

Endowed Scholarships  

Due to the generous support of friends of Clarkson College, several endowed scholarships are available to our students each year. The awards vary in eligibility criteria but generally are designed to reward those students who demonstrate high academic ability, leadership, high personal standards and special attention to the needs of patients. The amount of each award is based on fund availability. The Student Financial Services department will notify students via e-mail when Endowed Scholarship applications are being accepted. 

  

Endowed Scholarships include: 

Dr. Fay L. Bower Margaret E. Christensen Clarkson College Alumni Association Virginia Cox Dr. and Mrs. Ali Ebadi

Helen Follmer Dr. and Mrs. Julius C. Goldner Ellen R. Miller Patricia Nollette Dr. Patricia B. Perry

  

Other Scholarships 

Various individuals, agencies and corporations also provide scholarships for Clarkson College students. The awards vary in eligibility criteria, which are based on specifications established by the donor. Award amounts are based on fund availability. Clarkson College is appreciative of the donors' generosity and our students are privileged to receive this additional source of financial assistance. Clarkson College has received scholarship support from The McKissick Family Foundation, EducationQuest Foundation and Nelnet.