Saint Vincent College Academic Merit Scholarship
The Saint Vincent College Academic Merit Scholarship is a Scholarship sponsored by Saint Vincent College.
Award Information:
Amount of Scholarship: Minimum: $500, Maximum: $11000
Application Deadline: None
Requirements: Applicant must rank in top tenth of class, have a minimum combined SAT I score of 1240, and be accepted for admission as a full-time student.
Eligibility: College freshman, Other
Sponsorship provided by:
Saint Vincent College
Admission and Financial Aid, 300 Fraser Purchase Road
Latrobe, PA 15650-2690
USA
Email Address: admission@stvincent.edu
Phone Number: 724 537 4540
Fax Number: 724 532 5069
http://www.stvincent.edu
You can find out more by contacting:
Kathleen Newill
Director of Financial Aid
You should always carefully examine any material provided for the scholarship. A maximized likelihood of success comes from initially researching the prerequisites and making sure you meet them. At the outset figure out the reason for involvement of the Saint Vincent College and their goals for the Academic Merit Scholarship. If you meet the requirements, verify that you have a decent shot of being awarded the scholarship. If you think that you have the possibility of actually being one of the winners of the Academic Merit Scholarship, then it is useful to fill out an application.
One critical detail of working toward obtaining the scholarship is properly completing the forms. Occasionally the process can be lengthy and laborious, but it is absolutely critical that your work was done correctly. Avoid mistakes that might make you be denied because of carelessness.
After filing, you should note when the Academic Merit Scholarship confers the award and actually dispenses any funds so that you can know if it is possible to rely on the scholarship to help meet the expenses associated with school and how it will help you out, as there may be restrictions on what bills you can pay with the Academic Merit Scholarship. You might find it challenging to cover the expenses associated with school, and being awarded the Academic Merit Scholarship as a supplement to your own resources can provide significant support. If you don't end up getting the Academic Merit Scholarship, continue looking, there are other scholarships and you may find success elsewhere.