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SLU NCAA Division 1 Grant-in-Aid

Consideration for the SLU NCAA Division 1 Grant-in-Aid is given to new freshman, transfer and renewal students who will be participating in one of Saint Louis University's NCAA Division I sports.

Contact the Department of Athletics for sport-specific scholarship application procedures. For merit scholarship consideration, new, first-time freshman students must submit a completed Application for Freshman Admission and Scholarships by December 1st.

New students must also submit a $100 deposit to the Office of Undergraduate Admission, postmarked by May 1, in order to secure placement in the entering class and the receipt of any University-funded merit scholarship assistance.

For more information about these awards, please visit our website


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