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Before diving in, make sure to review The Ultimate Guide to Merit Scholarships.
Vanderbilt’s Merit Scholarships Statistics
- Percentage of students with no financial need: 48%
- Percentage of students with no financial need who were awarded merit scholarships: 21%
- Average dollar amount of non-need-based merit scholarships: $22,428
Vanderbilt’s Merit Scholarships
Ingram Scholars
- Summary: The Ingram Scholars Program encourages Vanderbilt students to combine a professional career with a commitment to community service.
- Qualifications: The student must show commitment to civic-minded service, an entrepreneurial spirit, strength of personal character, and leadership potential. An application and school application must be submitted, and finalists are required to interview.
- How many are available: Varies
- Deadline: December 1
- Award amount: Full tuition support
Cornelius Vanderbilt Scholars
- Summary: The Cornelius Vanderbilt Scholars Program is for students who combine outstanding academic achievement with strong leadership and contributions outside the classroom.
- Qualifications: Students are selected based on academic achievement, intellectual promise, and leadership and contribution outside the classroom. The scholarship and school applications are reviewed.
- How many are available: Varies
- Deadline: December 1
- Award amount: Full tuition support
Chancellor’s Scholars
- Summary: The Chancellor’s Scholars Program is for students who have bridged gaps among economically, socially, and racially diverse groups and have expressed interest in diversity education, tolerance, and social justice.
- Qualifications: Students are selected based on commitment to diversity, leadership, strength of character, and academic achievement. Both the Chancellor’s Scholarship application and the entire Vanderbilt application are reviewed.
- How many are available: Varies
- Deadline: December 1
- Award amount: Full tuition support
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