Ursinus College is a member of the Tuition Exchange Program. Children of employees of schools participating in the program may apply to this competitive program. The new scholarship amount for 2020-2021 is $45,000/year. Tuition Exchange eligibility must be indicated on the Common Application at that time you apply. Limited spots are available; for fullest consideration, apply by our Early Action (November 1) or Early Decision (December 1) deadline.

Information regarding Post 911 GI Bill and Yellow Ribbon programs can be found here. If you qualify for veterans benefits, please complete our 19-20 Institutional Veterans’ Benefits Certification Form and submit it to our office.

Benefit possibilities are determined by contacting your local/regional Office of Vocational Rehabilitation.

Pennsylvania residents who are eligible for services under Pennsylvania’s John H. Chafee Foster Care Program for Successful Transition to Adulthood may be eligible for this grant. Further information about eligibility can be found here.

The Fostering Independence Tuition Waiver Program provides a waiver for tuition and mandatory fees charged by most postsecondary institutions located in the Commonwealth for youth who are or were in foster care.  For general eligibility information, please see PHEAA’s brochure for the program.  Additional information can be found at www.pheaa.org/fostered.  Please contact our designated staff point of contact with any questions.

Ursinus participates in the RaiseMe micro scholarship program as well as SAGE tuition rewards. Credit totals for each program must be reported to the College prior to receiving notification of your admission decision. NEW STARTING FALL 2019: Ursinus is proud to offer an additional $1,000 to all SAGE and RaiseMe students who enroll at the college by May 1. This award is stackable on top of your merit and need based aid, and is renewable annually, for up to 4 years.  The additional $1,000 SAGE Participant Award and RaiseMe Participant Award are not stackable with Tuition Remission or Tuition Exchange.

Outside scholarships may be available from private organizations. Examples include, but are not limited to, the CTCL Scholarship Fund, the AMDG 1933 Foundation, PASFAA, and PACAC. More details here.