Each student at the School of Continuing and Professional Studies (SCPS) has a different reason for wanting to enhance their life through academics. Whatever the motivation, SCPS has curated several scholarship opportunities to support their academic pursuits and we encourage our students to review the several opportunities we have available.
Additionally, if you are a student who is undocumented, the greater University has curated several scholarship and financial opportunities designed to support you. You can find more information about these opportunities, as seen below under “Additional Resources."
Available Scholarships
The scholarships below were established to award students who are in good academic standing and demonstrate financial need:
- Bertram L. Scott and Elizabeth A. Fender Endowed Diversity Scholarship
- Edward M. Burke, Sr. and Anne M. Burke Endowed Scholarship in the School of Continuing and Professional Studies
- Enrique Alberto Arias Endowed Scholarship
- Howard & Connie Sulkin Endowed Scholarship
- Kathleen Y. Scott Memorial Endowed Scholarship
- Kumiko Watanuki Endowed Scholarship
- Marisa Alicea Scholarship
- Michael & Dianne Shanley Endowed Scholarship
- Patricia Mason Parson Endowed Scholarship
- School of Continuing and Professional Studies Endowed Scholarship
- School of Continuing and Professional Studies Return Scholarship
- Scott/Fender Endowed Scholarship
- SCPS M.A. Scholarship
- Smith Barney Urban Education Endowed Scholarship
- Suzanne and Pat Ryan Endowed Scholarship
- Tina & Raymond Spencer Endowed Scholarship
Applying for Scholarships
To be considered for an SCPS scholarship, students must first submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for the current academic year.
Application Process
Selection Criteria