Purdue Scholarships 2013-14
Important Deadlines
November 15
Purdue University awards most of its merit scholarships to qualified freshmen based on academic information provided with admission applications that are complete by November 15, 2012.
February 1
Purdue colleges, schools, and departments award a limited number of scholarships with a financial need component. To be considered for these scholarships, admitted students need to complete the Purdue Scholarship Application by February 1 and the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by March 1.
There are other Purdue scholarships that require a separate application with a February 15th due date.
March 1
We encourage all students to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by March 1 in order to maximize consideration for all federal, state, and institutional funds they may be eligible to receive. The Purdue University Division of Financial Aid awards need-based scholarships to students who demonstrate certain levels of financial need and complete the FAFSA by March 1.
Purdue College, School, Department Scholarship Information
If you submit a Purdue Scholarship Application, the college/school that you are admitted to will notify you of any award selections in the spring. Additionally, admitted students will be able to view any award selections on the financial aid notice sent via mail to freshmen and available online on the myPurdue site in early April. Note that if you are not selected for a college/school need-based award you will not receive any special notification.
College/School/Department |
Criteria |
Application |
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Lori Pence Barber, Assistant Director, Academic Programs (765) 494-8482 |
Distinguished academic performance, county, residence, leadership, community and 4-H/FAA involvement, some require essays; criteria for department-level scholarships vary | To maximize consideration for all possible scholarships, Fall 2013 beginners should have a complete admissions application by November 15, 2012. Continuing Students should check here for additional requirements for specific scholarships and scholarship application. |
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Jane Ann Dimitt, Director Office of Advising and Recruiting (765) 494-7962 |
Distinguished academic performance; Some require essay | To maximize consideration for all possible scholarships, Fall 2013 beginners should have a complete admissions application by November 15, 2012. Continuing Students should review information and complete an online scholarship application by February 1. |
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Distinguished academic performance | To maximize consideration for all possible scholarships, Fall 2013 beginners should have a complete admissions application by November 15, 2012. No additional application is required. Upperclassmen should review specific school website for additional information and scholarship application. |
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Mary Taylor |
Distinguished academic performance, extracurricular activities, some essays required | To maximize consideration for all possible scholarships, Fall 2013 beginners should have a complete admissions application by November 15, 2012. Continuing Students should review information and complete an online scholarship application by February 1. |
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Barbara Dixon, Associate Dean for Administration (765) 494-3731 |
Distinguished academic performance, difficulty of coursework, extracurricular activities, writing ability. | To maximize consideration for all possible scholarships, Fall 2013 beginners should have a complete admissions application by November 15, 2012. Continuing Students should check here for additional requirements for specific scholarships. |
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Barb Strueh, Scholarship Administrator (765) 494-4454 |
Distinguished academic performance | To maximize consideration for all possible scholarships, Fall 2013 beginners should have a complete admissions application by November 15, 2012. |
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Joseph E. Dubes III, R.Ph. (765) 496-6885 dubesj@purdue.edu |
Distinguished academic performance
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No application process |
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Lynne Horngren, Scholarship Administrator
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Distinguished academic performance; some also consider factors such as difficulty of coursework, research, leadership, community service, and extracurricular involvement. | To maximize consideration for all possible scholarships, Fall 2013 beginners should have a complete admissions application by November 15, 2012. Upperclass scholarships are decided by departmental scholarship committees in the College of Science based on academic and non-academic criteria. |
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Jacqueline Brown, Academic Excellence Coordinator (765) 496-3659 |
Distinguished academic performance, special merit, financial need | To maximize consideration for all possible scholarships, Fall 2013 beginners should have a complete admissions application by November 15, 2012. Upperclassmen should review scholarships online at www.tech.purdue.edu/ |
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(765) 494-0843 |
Distinguished academic performance; some also consider letters of recommendation, candidate statement, and other criteria | To maximize consideration for all possible scholarships, Fall 2013 beginners should have a complete admissions application by November 15, 2012. There is no separate application for upperclassmen to receive scholarship consideration. |
This information is subject to change without notice. Scholarship requirements listed are minimums for consideration. Not all students who meet the minimum requirements for consideration will be awarded a scholarship. Purdue merit scholarships must be used the semester for which they are awarded.