Finding individual college merit scholarship information can take a lot of time. Instead, we’ve gathered the statistics you need to know about Tulane’s merit scholarships, at a quick glance.
Before diving in, make sure to review The Ultimate Guide to Merit Scholarships.
Tulane’s Merit Scholarships Statistics
- Percentage of students with no financial need: 71%
- Percentage of students with no financial need who were awarded merit scholarships: 45%
- Average dollar amount of non-need-based merit scholarships: $16,117
Partial Scholarships
Requirements: No application is required. These awards are based on the strength of the admission application within the context of a given year’s applicant pool.
Award Amount: up to $32,000 per year
Full Scholarships
Dean’s Honor Scholarship
This scholarship seeks to recognize superior high school performance, extremely competitive standardized test scores, exceptional community and secondary school involvement, and extraordinary intellectual promise. Typical recipients have a 33+ ACT score, 1500+ SAT score, and/or a core, unweighted GPA of 3.7+.
Due Date: December 5
Paul Tulane Award
This award recognizes superior high school performance, extremely competitive standardized test scores, exceptional community and secondary school involvement, and extraordinary intellectual promise. Typical recipients have a 33+ ACT score, 1500+ SAT score, and/or a core, unweighted GPA of 3.7+.
Due Date: December 5
Stamps Scholarship
This is Tulane’s most prestigious merit award. This scholarship recognizes and rewards exceptional students who exemplify leadership, perseverance, scholarship, service, and innovation. It covers the total cost of attendance and provides an enrichment fund. Five are awarded each year.
Due Date: December 5
Sotomayor Full-Tuition Public Service Scholarship
This scholarship is awarded to a student that has demonstrated high academic achievement and a commitment to public service. It is awarded to one student each year. To be considered, a student must submit a complete Early Action or Early Decision I application for admission
To learn more about Tulane’s Merit Scholarship opportunities, visit here.
Get Access to Merit Scholarship Information From ALL Schools In One Place
Want to easily research merit scholarships for all schools without having to google each college’s common data set?
Check out our R2C Insights tool. It’s an easy-to-use resource that combines government college data (IPEDS) with common data set information.
In one resource you’ll be able to filter, sort, and compare colleges by merit scholarships as well as other variables such as:
- Location
- School Size
- % Male vs Female
- 4 Year Graduation Rate
- % of Returning Freshmen
- Average and 75th Percentile Test Scores
- Early Decision, Early Action, Regular Decision Admit Rates
- Availability of Honors or Co-op Programs
- Acceptance of AP Credits
- Application, Financial Aid, and Housing Deposit Deadlines
- And so much more!
Having this information all in one place saves you time otherwise spent searching individual college websites. It also allows you to filter, sort, and compare ANY criteria or combination of criteria that’s important to your family.
You can quickly and easily find colleges where your student is in the top 25th percentile of applicants and more likely to receive merit scholarships.
R2C Insights can help you discover schools that are generous with merit scholarships and fit the criteria most important to your student.
You’ll not only save precious time, but they’ll avoid the heartache of applying to schools they aren’t likely to get into or can’t afford to attend.
Merit scholarship information for other schools:
