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Looking for some extra funding? Interested in learning more about scholarships but don't know where to start? This page can help point you in the right direction. The database contains scholarships that you can apply for based on different eligibility criteria, or if you want to get in person assistance, you can attend one of our scholarship workshops or scholarship office hours.
This workshop will provide you with a broad look at what scholarships are. Learn the basics about what scholarships can do as well as an understanding of the typical materials required in order to apply.
Dollars for Redhawk Scholars Presentation
This workshop will go over how to find scholarships you are eligible for. Learn about different scholarships search engines and how to create an effective scholarship search profile.
This workshop will help you learn how to analyze a scholarship essay prompt and write a response that answers the question while showing your best writing.
Scholarship Essay Writing Presentation
Seattle University Lemieux Library and McGoldrick Learning Commons is creating a guide to help you research scholarships. Check back soon!
Academic Works is a database of scholarships offered by different departments at Seattle University. New scholarships are posted periodically. Please note that the scholarships listed in this database do not stack and may reduce other aid that you receive.
This is a small list of scholarships that we have compiled for students with different identities. Feel free to use these as a starting point for your scholarship search. To filter and view more details, please click on "View larger version" in bottom right corner. The due dates listed are intended to provide a rough idea of when scholarships are due and have not been updated to the current academic year. We encourage you to still click the links for scholarships you believe you are eligible for to see more accurate due dates.
Although they are not the same as scholarships, fee waivers can be helpful if you are looking to take exams necessary to apply to graduate school. Because fee waivers can take some time to process, we recommend applying well in advance of your anticipated test date.
| Exam Name | Eligibility Criteria |
|---|---|
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Law School Admission Test (LSAT) |
-Inability to pay for the LSAT and Credential Assembly Service -Be a US, Canadian, or Australian citizen, a US national, a US permanent resident, or have applied/been granted DACA status. |
|
Medical College Admissions Test |
-Must be a US citizen, US National, lawful permanent resident of the US, or have been granted refugee/asylum or DACA status -Household income must fall at or below 300% the national poverty level -Canadian students can find information on fee waivers here |
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Graduate Record Examinations |
-Must be receiving financial aid -a dependent who has filed the FAFSA and has a Student Aid Report showing a parental contribution of $2,500 or less for their senior year or -an independent student with a Student Aid Report showing a contribution of $3,000 or less for their senior year |
