Scholarship/Award |
Amount |
Eligibility |
Diversity Award* |
up to $2,000 |
Students from underrepresented, domestic student populations within the 50 US States and Washington, D.C. will be awarded $2,000 in additional scholarship dollars from the Office of Financial Aid. |
Athletic Scholarship |
varies |
Based on demonstrated athletic ability; awarded by the respective athletic coaches. |
Cyber Award |
$3,000 |
Requires direct entry into the program and awarded to admitted student to the cybersecurity and cyber engineering academic programs. |
Catholic High School Grant* |
$2,000 |
Awarded to graduates from any Catholic high school in the U.S. (outside the Diocese of Erie, Pennsylvania.) |
Model U.N. Scholarship* |
$1,000 |
Based on academic merit and participation in Model U.N. |
National Catholic Forensic League* |
varies |
Awards are based on high school participation in forensic tournaments. |
Raise.Me |
varies |
We partnered with raise.me to allow 9th-11th graders to start earning micro-scholarships for their high school achievements such as getting an A or taking on a leadership role. Rather than wait until the end of high school, you can earn scholarships even before applying to help you better plan for college, and we'll award your micro-scholarships in your financial aid package if you are accepted. You may receive a larger financial package based on your complete application for admission. Portfolios must be completed by December 1st of a student's senior year. Start your free profile here www.raise.me/join/gannon .
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ROTC Room and and Board Scholarship |
varies |
Awarded to winners of the three- and four-year designated Army ROTC Scholarships (FAFSA) required. |
Schuster Memorial Music Award (requires a separate application) |
$1,000 |
The Schuster Memorial Music Award was endowed by William Schuster to encourage musicians to continue their creation of music at the college level. This scholarship rewards up to 15 qualified students for their musical ability with $1,000 awarded annually, with a total value of $4,000 available over four years at Gannon.
A prospective freshman, transfer, or adult student must:
- Apply and be accepted for full-time admission to the University.
- Sing or play a musical instrument (flute, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone, baritone horn/euphonium, tuba, or percussion).
- Return the completed Memorial Music Award application by Tuesday, April 2nd, 2024.
- Arrange an audition with the Director of the Gannon University Concert Band or Mixed Chorus (contact information on application).
- Participate in the Gannon University Concert Band or Mixed Chorus during the academic year.
Learn more about music at Gannon.
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Schuster Patron of the Arts Scholarship (requires a separate application) |
$2,500 |
The Schuster family and Gannon University are proud to offer ten scholarships to qualified students who make written, performance or visual arts an integral part of their lives. William Schuster created an endowment for these scholarships in loving memory of his wife Frances, who was deeply committed to the arts. Students who are awarded these scholarships receive $2,500 annually, with a total value of $10,000 available over four years at Gannon.
A prospective freshman or adult student must:
Learn more about the fine arts at Gannon.
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NSF Scholarship Grant (SEECS) |
up to $8,000/year |
Through funds from the National Science Foundation, Gannon University awards approximately 20 scholarships per year, each renewable for up to four years. Each recipient can be awarded up to $8,000/year, depending on awardee's unmet financial needs and available funds. Learn more about the award. |