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11 Computer Science scholarships are open to students heading to Maryland — 2 of them fully funded.
11 scholarships · fully funded first
closing soonPurdue University Fort Wayne — Scholarships awarded based on academic achievement and financial need; automatically considered upon admission.
Purdue University Fort Wayne — Full-ride scholarship program for selected high achievers.
University of Notre Dame — Families with income up to $150K receive aid that covers at least full tuition.
University of Notre Dame — Most students with family income up to $60K (with typical assets) receive a financial aid offer that covers tuition, fees, housing, and food.
University of Maryland Global Campus — Non-Maryland residents can save on a master's degree at UMGC.
University of Maryland Global Campus — Eligible alumni can earn up to $2,000 toward a master's degree from UMGC.
University of Maryland Global Campus — Maryland residents may be eligible to earn a need-based grant of $1,500 from UMGC.
University of Maryland Global Campus — Find out how you can earn a need-based grant of $1,400 from UMGC.
University of Maryland Global Campus — Learn how you can earn a merit-based scholarship of up to $2,000.
University of Maryland Global Campus — Eligible Phi Theta Kappa members can earn a scholarship of up to $3,000.
University of Maryland Global Campus — Eligible graduate students may be able to earn a need-based grant of up to $2,400.
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2 of the 11 awards are fully funded; the rest are partial. Most of these awards come from University of Maryland Global Campus (7) and Clarion University of Pennsylvania (2). None of the listed awards has a confirmed upcoming deadline yet — most reopen annually, so check each funder's page.
Yes — 2 of them, including Pathways to Notre Dame: Comprehensive Aid and President's Grant.
We list 11. Each card shows the award type, level, eligibility and deadline.
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