Academic
Scholarships Need-Based Scholarships Other
Scholarships
There are three categories of scholarships offered by
Marymount University: Academic Scholarships, awarded on the basis of academic
performance; Need-based Scholarships; and Other Scholarships. All scholarships
are designed for full-time, first-degree undergraduates. Please see the following
list for eligibility criteria, contact information, and other details.
ACADEMIC
SCHOLARSHIPS Freshman Academic Scholarship Guaranteed
for new full-time freshman students who have cumulative average of B or better
in high school and a combined SAT score of 1050 or higher. The scholarship is
renewable to students who maintain academic eligibility. Contact: Admissions
Office
Clare
Boothe Luce Scholarship
Offered pursuant to a major bequest to the University
by Mrs. Luce. The fund provides scholarships
to highly qualified female undergraduates, to
encourage them to enter; study; graduate; and
teach physics, chemistry, biology, meteorology,
engineering, computer science, mathematics,
or physical science. Graduating high school
seniors, transfer students, and currently enrolled
students may apply. Awards are made solely on
the basis of merit and are calculated to include
the cost of tuition and/or room and board. Eligibility
is limited to women who are U.S. citizens and
enrolled full time. Applications received by
February 1 will be given priority consideration;
late applications accepted until May 1 contingent
upon funding.
Contact: Admissions Office
Presidential
Scholarship
The Universitys most competitive freshman
scholarship program. Students must have a combined
SAT score of 1200 or higher and at least a B
average. Each student must complete a scholarship
application.
Contact: Admissions Office
Rowley
Oxford Scholarship
This scholarship is awarded each year to at
least one student whose competitive essay, based
upon broad scholarship, is judged to be of highest
merit. This scholarship provides, travel, tuition,
and room and board expenses for a six-week summer
course of study at Oxford University.
Contact: Academic Affairs Office
Transfer
Academic Scholarship A competitive scholarship for new full-time students
who present transfer credit for 30 semester credits or more with a cumulative
grade point average (GPA) of 3.3 or better and intend to earn their first bachelors
degree from Marymount. The scholarship is renewable for full-time students maintaining
eligibility. Deadline is May 1. Contact: Admissions Office Upperclassman
Academic Scholarship Competitive scholarships for full-time students who
have completed the required number of semester credits of academic work with a
cumulative GPA of 3.0 or better, intend to enroll as full-time students toward
their first bachelors degree at Marymount, do not already have an academic
scholarship, and are recommended by the Scholarship Review Committee. Application
deadline is April 1. Contact: Financial Aid Office <
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NEED-BASED
SCHOLARSHIPS The following scholarships all
carry a need component in addition to other criteria. Therefore, students must
complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) process. Consideration
for any of these scholarships occurs at the time a students financial aid
form is reviewed. There are no separate applications required for any of these
scholarships. Funding in some programs is limited to one recipient who retains
the scholarship for four years. Contact the Financial Aid Office with questions
about any of the following need-based scholarships.Kazuko
Barkey Scholarship Established in 1997 in honor of Mrs. Kazuko Barkey and
awarded annually to a full-time undergraduate student majoring in Interior Design
who possesses a minimum of a 3.0 grade point average and who demonstrates financial
need. Mary Phelan Baynes Scholarship Awarded
annually to a full-time undergraduate student pursuing a degree in the School
of Business Administration who has an interest in retailing and who demonstrates
financial need. The student is eligible to retain the scholarship from initial
receipt until graduation. Fred
W. Beazley Scholarships Awarded annually to two entering full-time freshmen
with academic promise and financial need. Awards are limited to Virginia residents
and are renewable with maintenance of a satisfactory cumulative grade point average.
Sr. M. Majella Berg, RSHM,
Scholarship Awarded competitively to full-time students demonstrating
need. Daphne Brady Nursing
Scholarship Awarded to a full-time undergraduate Nursing major who has
financial need and satisfactory academic ability. Richard
Eaton Foundation Nursing Scholarship Established in 1995 with a grant from
the Richard Eaton Foundation, this scholarship is awarded each year to full-time
Nursing students with financial need. Dorothy
Efner and Shirley Efner McManus 79 Endowed Scholarship Awarded annually
to Nursing students with financial need, a demonstrated commitment to the nursing
discipline and the University, and who have earned favorable comment from the
faculty in general. The Office of Financial Aid, in conjunction with the Nursing
degree program chairs, will select recipients. William
Randolph Hearst Endowed Scholarships for Students in Nursing Provided
through an endowed fund established by the William Randolph Hearst Foundation,
these scholarships are awarded to full-time undergraduate Nursing students who
have financial need. Sr. Marie
Louise Hogan, RSHM, Scholarship Awarded annually to an adult undergraduate
student who is returning to college full time for retraining in his or her field
of interest. Sadie W. Kyle
Endowed Business Scholarship Awarded to an outstanding full-time undergraduate
student pursuing a bachelors degree in Business Administration at Marymount
University. Rose Ann Benté
Lee Nursing Scholarship Established in 1984 by Mrs. Rose Ann Benté
Lee for deserving and qualified full-time Nursing students with financial need. Mary
Gee Long Scholarship Awarded to a deserving full-time student who demonstrates
financial need. William G.
McGowan Scholarship Fund Awarded to full-time students with financial
need, the scholarship is offered through an annual grant from the William G. McGowan
Foundation in memory of Mr. McGowan, founder of MCI, who believed in creating
educational opportunities to develop the gifts and talents of the young. Sr.
Dolorita Mooney, RSHM, Memorial Scholarship Awarded to a deserving full-time
student with financial need. Henry
C. and Bessie B. Newton Scholarship Sponsored by the University, this generous
grant program is designed to make a Marymount education affordable for as many
full-time undergraduate students as possible. Maura
ODonnell Memorial Scholarship Awarded annually to a full-time student
in the A.A.S. Nursing program who has successfully completed the freshman year
at Marymount University. Financial need is considered, as well as academic standing. Religious
of the Sacred Heart of Mary Scholarship Awarded annually to a deserving
full-time undergraduate student demonstrating financial need. Mary
Lee Scatterday Scholarship Awarded annually to an outstanding, full-time
undergraduate student pursuing a degree in the field of art at Marymount University.
Jennifer Tino 94 World
Trade Center Memorial Scholarship Established by the family and friends
of Jennifer Tino 94, who was killed on September 11, 2001, in the World
Trade Center. Awarded to an undergraduate School of Business Administration student
with demonstrated need who maintains a minimum GPA of 3.0. Steven
C. Virbick Memorial Scholarship Awarded to a full-time undergraduate student
who has financial need and a B average or better. Lettie
Pate Whitehead Scholarships Available to Christian women pursuing a degree
in Nursing. Applicants must apply for financial aid, demonstrate need, and meet
other eligibility criteria. Elizabeth
Wright Memorial Scholarship Awarded to a talented undergraduate student
seeking a career in the communication arts and demonstrating need. <
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OTHER
SCHOLARSHIPS These are other scholarships which
have variable eligibility criteria, but do not require the filing of a FAFSA form.
Students interested in these scholarships should contact the office listed.Alumni
Scholarship Contributed by William C. Frogale, this scholarship is awarded
to a full-time undergraduate who is a graduate of any Marymount school or is the
child of a graduate of any Marymount school or college. Contact: Financial
Aid Office Kathleen ONeill
Bocek Scholarship Awarded annually to a full-time sophomore student who
displays outstanding qualities of fairness, honesty, and a positive attitude during
the freshman year. Deadline is April 1. Contact: Financial Aid Office Daniel
Mack Cornell Endowed Scholarship Granted to a junior or senior in Communications
who has a record as an outstanding student in the field of communications with
a minimum 3.4 GPA earned at Marymount or transferred from another educational
institution. Applicant must also be carrying at least nine credit hours and working
toward full-time student status (as defined by University policy), intend to pursue
graduate study and/or a career in communications or writing, and be a U.S. citizen.
Contact: Department of Communications, School of Arts and Sciences Pablo
Coto Endowed Scholarship Supported by a fund established in memory of Pablo
Coto. The scholarship is awarded annually to a senior student who exemplifies
excellence in academics and leadership and demonstrates a deep spiritual commitment
and loyalty to family and classmates. Deadline is April 1. Contact: Financial
Aid Office HR Leadership
Scholarship A $3,000 scholarship awarded to a full-time undergraduate pursuing
a B.B.A. degree with a specialty in Human Resource Management. Sponsored by the
HR Leadership Awards of Greater Washington. Applicants must maintain a B average.
Contact: Office of Corporate Outreach Ann
Leary Finnegan Scholarship Awarded annually to a full-time undergraduate
Nursing student demonstrating academic promise and financial need. Contact:
Department of Nursing, School of Health Professions Leadership
Scholarship Awarded to members of the Student Faculty Council and the Co-Curricular
Council who are serving the University in eligible leadership roles. Student Leadership
Scholarship recipients must maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or above. Contact:
Student Activities Office ROTC
Scholarship Awarded by the U.S. Army on a competitive basis to outstanding
young men and women interested in a military career option. Marymount offers on-campus
partial resident scholarships on a space-available basis to students chosen as
ROTC scholarship winners, and partial tuition scholarships to students enrolled
in the ROTC program who do not win an ROTC scholarship. Contact: Financial
Aid Office Virginia Teaching
Scholarship-Loan Program The Virginia Department of Education offers teaching
scholarship-loans for teacher education candidates in certain critical shortage
endorsement areas. Men at the elementary and middle school levels and minority
candidates in all teaching areas are also eligible for the Virginia Teaching Scholarship
Loan Program. When the student completes his/her program, the scholarship-loan
is totally forgiven if the student teaches for four semesters in the public schools
of Virginia in the critical shortage field. If, upon completion of the program,
the student does not teach, the scholarship-loan must be paid back to the Commonwealth
of Virginia. This award is available only if funded by the Virginia legislature.
Contact: School of Education and Human Services <
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