Honors College Scholarship

Overview

Pace University offers limited academic merit scholarships specifically for freshmen international students. These scholarships are awarded based on past academic performance and do not require a separate application; the admission application serves as the scholarship application. Awards are communicated within the…

Pace University offers limited academic merit scholarships specifically for freshmen international students. These scholarships are awarded based on past academic performance and do not require a separate application; the admission application serves as the scholarship application. Awards are communicated within the acceptance packet. Eligibility Criteria - Open to freshmen international students admitted to Pace University. - Scholarships are awarded based on academic merit demonstrated in previous studies. - Students cannot apply for financial support after admission; consideration is only during the admission process. - Recipients may only receive one merit scholarship from Pace University. - Scholarships are valid for a maximum of 4 years from initial enrollment or until the first bachelor’s degree is completed. - Students in approved 5-year combined degree programs may receive 20% of their scholarship for the 5th year if enrolled in at least 12 credits. - Summer sessions are excluded from scholarship coverage. Scholarship Value and Conditions - Scholarships apply only to tuition charges at Pace University. - Combined tuition-specific financial aid cannot exceed the actual tuition cost. - Renewal is automatic each Fall and Spring term, provided the student: - Maintains continuous full-time enrollment. - Meets the minimum cumulative GPA requirement. Honors College Scholarship - Requires maintaining a 3.30 cumulative GPA for renewal eligibility. This merit-based financial support is an excellent opportunity for international students seeking to fund their education at Pace University through academic excellence. Prospective students should ensure their admission application reflects their strongest academic credentials to maximize scholarship consideration.