Merit and Need-Based international awards

Chapman University offers international students merit and need-based scholarships. Chapman University states that international students are eligible for merit and need-based scholarships, with merit-based scholarships that can be as high as $40,000 per academic year for first-year students and up to $15,000 per academic year for transfer students. Chapman University also offers limited need-based aid of up to $15,000 per year for international applicants.

These awards are for international students who are admitted as undergraduate students. Chapman University describes merit-based scholarships for first-year students and transfer students, and it also describes limited need-based aid for international applicants.

There is no additional application for scholarship consideration. Chapman University states that all admitted students are automatically reviewed for merit awards. Merit scholarships are based primarily on a student’s high school academic achievements and overall strength of the application, and they are awarded at the discretion of the Admission Committee. Additional scholarships are available through individual departments.

• Applicant status: international students
• Programme level: undergraduate
• Scholarship consideration timing: all admitted students are automatically reviewed for merit awards
• Merit award basis: primarily based on a student’s high school academic achievements and overall strength of the application
• Need-based aid (US citizens and Permanent Residents living or studying outside the US): eligible and encouraged to apply for the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid)

• Merit-based scholarships: as high as $40,000 per academic year for first-year students
• Merit-based scholarships: up to $15,000 per academic year for transfer students
• Need-based aid: up to $15,000 per year for international applicants

1. 1. Apply for admission to Chapman University (all admitted students are automatically reviewed for merit awards; no separate scholarship application is required).
2. 2. For need-based aid consideration, if eligible as a US citizen or Permanent Resident living or studying outside the US, apply for the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid).
3. 3. Search for outside scholarships if desired, noting that some scholarships require US citizenship.

• FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid): apply if eligible as a US citizen or Permanent Resident living or studying outside the US