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Scholarships 2013 - 2014

The College of Education offers undergraduate scholarships for both beginning and continuing  students.

Beginning Students (new freshmen)

Merit-only Scholarships

Beginning students must submit a completed University application by November 15 (including transcripts, test scores from the testing agency, and the application fee-or waiver).  All merit scholarships will be selected using information you submitted for admission to Purdue University.  No further information is needed.  You will be notified about any College scholarships no later than March 15.

If you receive a College of Education (COE) scholarship, you may be invited to participate in the Alfred DeVito Scholars Program, a first year seminar class that includes an opportunity to research with a COE professor during the second semester of your freshman year. 

Merit plus Financial Need Scholarships

There are some College undergraduate scholarships that are given based on merit AND financial need.  We encourage all students to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by March 1 in order to maximize consideration for all federal, state, and institutional funds you may be eligible to receive.

Beginning Students

                                    Purdue University Scholarship Application

Continuing Students
(undergraduate students who have completed at least one semester at Purdue or are transferring from another institution)

The College of Education (COE) awards a limited number of merit scholarships and merit scholarships with a financial need component to continuing students. To be considered for these scholarships, continuing students should complete the COE Continuing Student Scholarship Application which will be available online beginning December 2012 through February 1, 2013.

Continuing Student Online Scholarship Application 2013

We encourage all students to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by March 1 in order to maximize consideration for all federal, state, and institutional funds you may be eligible to receive.       

Quick Links:
Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) 

Other Scholarships