Overview
Scholarships from private organizations can be a great way to cover your college costs. Many organizations offer scholarships for college students. You can find them through your school, a local business, or a club or house of worship your family attends. There are also free search engines to help track them down—we’ve listed some later on this page. If you do receive a private scholarship, make sure to let Student Financial Support know because it may affect your financial aid offer. Here’s how: We’ll first use it to replace your summer savings expectation, if you have one, which will reduce your Expected Family Contribution (EFC) by $1,800. To understand what goes into your EFC, visit Estimate Your Costs. After that, we’ll use it to replace the work-study portion of your financial aid offer, if you have one. For example, if you have a $2,700 work-study expectation, you’ll get that mone
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Scholarships from private organizations can be a great way to cover your college costs.
Many organizations offer scholarships for college students. You can find them through your school, a local business, or a club or house of worship your family attends. There are also free search engines to help track them down—we’ve listed some later on this page.
If you do receive a private scholarship, make sure to let Student Financial Support know because it may affect your financial aid offer. Here’s how:
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We’ll first use it to replace your summer savings expectation, if you have one, which will reduce your Expected Family Contribution (EFC) by $1,800. To understand what goes into your EFC, visit Estimate Your Costs.
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After that, we’ll use it to replace the work-study portion of your financial aid offer, if you have one. For example, if you have a $2,700 work-study expectation, you’ll get that money from your private scholarship instead. You may still work part-time on or off campus without work-study.
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If the amount of private scholarship funding you receive is greater than your summer savings and work-study expectations combined ($4,500), the rest of it will go toward replacing your Hopkins Grant, dollar for dollar.
Military & ROTC Benefits
National Fellowships
Beneficial Corporation Scholarships
Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps (Rotc) Scholarship
The Air Force offers both competitive and non-competitive scholarships to Hopkins students who join the Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFROTC).
How to Apply: Contact (301) 314-3242 or visit the AFROTC website for more information.
Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (Rotc) Scholarship
The on-campus Army ROTC program offers tuition scholarships that are renewable for two, three, or four years, often with book allowances and monthly living stipends. You must serve as a commissioned officer after graduation.
How to Apply: Contact your Army recruiting officer, high-school counselor, or the Department of Military Sciences at Hopkins.
Maryland Army National Guard State Tuition Waiver (Stw) And State Tuition Assistance Reimbursement (Star) Programs
Maryland National Guard members enrolled in an undergraduate program at Hopkins are eligible for a 50% reduction in tuition (up to 6 credits).
State Tuition Assistance Reimbursement (STAR) reimburses Maryland National Guard Service Members (SM) up to 100% of tuition and related fees.
National Fellowships Program
The National Fellowships Program encompasses a variety of scholarships that help students deepen their academic training. You’ll grow with the experience of advanced study, living abroad, the chance to join a community of fellows, and the networks that fellowship opportunities open up. You’ll also gain transferable skills, including writing a research proposal, describing your academic passions to various audiences, and pulling together the evolution of your interests into a compelling story.
How to Apply: Our staff can help you decide which scholarship is right for you and assist with your application.
Beneficial Hodson Trust Employee Tuition Scholarship
If your parent or guardian worked for the Beneficial Corporation for two or more years before June 30, 1998, you may be considered for a scholarship through the Hodson Trust that covers full tuition at Hopkins.
To determine your eligibility, your qualifying parent or guardian must submit a signed and notarized copy of the Hodson Trust Beneficial Scholarship Application to:
Office of Student Financial Services
3400 N. Charles St.
146 Garland Hall
Baltimore, MD 21218
This scholarship is automatically renewed as long as you maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress.
Scholarship Search Engines
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Additional Private Scholarships
Below is a list of outside scholarships to consider as you explore options for covering your college costs.
1Dental Scholarship AmericanMuscle Automotive Scholarship College Board Opportunity Scholarship Community Foundation of Carroll Count Computer Science Online Scholarships Computer Science Scholarships CustomerServ Scholarship Edvisors Scholarship Emergency Dentists USA Video Contest Scholarship ExtremeTerrain’s Student Scholarship Families of Freedom Scholarship Golden Key Scholarships and Awards Hispanic Student College Resources Scholarship JVS Chicago Scholarship Lawn Love Creating Leaders Scholarship Lendza “Better than a Loan” Scholarship LGBTQ Scholarship Database MBA Scholarships National Eagle Scout Association Scholarships OEDb Scholarships & Grants for Single Moms OEDb Scholarships for Women P.E.O. Scholar Award Proven Data Technology & Innovation Scholarship Scholarships for Black and African American Students Scholarships for Hispanic and Latino Students Scholarships for International Students Scholarships for Military Veterans Scholarships for Women SEO Advantage Scholarship Essay Contest Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE) The Advocates Law Scholarship The Gates Scholarship Tillman Scholars Fellowship University College London Graduate Scholarships
Financial Circumstances Shouldn’t Limit Your Potential
If your family demonstrates you can only pay part of college costs, or none at all, we cover the rest. Follow our step-by-step instructions to apply for need-based scholarships.
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- Check eligibility, funding coverage, study/project level and every required document before investing time in the application.
- Prepare transcripts, references, language tests, proposal/motivation statement and proof documents early.
- Separate the scholarship deadline from any university/program admission deadline; they may be different.
- Treat “fully funded” as a source fact only when the official provider explicitly confirms the covered costs.
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