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First-Year Merit Scholarships

State University of New York (SUNY) Oswego

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$2,500 - $6,000
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Updated Jun 5, 2025
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Overview

First-Year Merit Scholarships at SUNY Oswego offer substantial financial recognition for students demonstrating outstanding academic achievements in a challenging college preparatory curriculum. These scholarships are designed to support both domestic and international students, making higher education more accessib…

First-Year Merit Scholarships at SUNY Oswego offer substantial financial recognition for students demonstrating outstanding academic achievements in a challenging college preparatory curriculum. These scholarships are designed to support both domestic and international students, making higher education more accessible through merit-based funding. Scholarship Value - Dean’s Scholarship: $2,500 per year - Presidential Scholarship: $6,000 per year Eligibility Criteria - Must be a first-year student admitted to SUNY Oswego - Demonstrated outstanding academic achievement in a rigorous college preparatory curriculum - Open to in-state, out-of-state, and international students - No separate application required; all admitted students are automatically considered Important Notes - Awards are renewable annually based on continued academic performance and enrollment - Notification of scholarship awards is provided upon admission to SUNY Oswego - These merit scholarships aim to reward academic excellence and encourage enrollment at SUNY Oswego Prospective students are encouraged to focus on maintaining strong academic records to maximize their chances of receiving these prestigious scholarships. Apply now to SUNY Oswego and be automatically considered for these valuable merit awards.

Eligibility

Eligible levels: 3-Year Bachelor's Degree, 4-Year Bachelor's Degree, Integrated Masters, Post-Secondary Certificate, Top-up Degree, Undergraduate Advanced Diploma, Undergraduate Diploma Eligible nationalities: All nationalities (unless noted in description)

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