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Taylor University President's Scholarship

$16,000

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  • Scholarship Description
  • Students must have the required ACT or SAT score and GPA to receive the President's Award. SAT score is calculated by combining the Math and Reading portions of the test. The scholarship received is determined by adding GPA points and ACT/SAT points to find your total Scholarship Points as described on the scholarship provider's website. This award is renewable with a 3.2 college GPA and is available to all incoming freshmen. For more information or to apply, please visit the scholarship provider's website.
  • Contact
  • Scholarship Committee
  • Taylor University
  • 236 West Reade Avenue
  • Upland, IN 46989
  • finaid@taylor.edu
  • tel: 765-998-5358
  • fax: 765-998-4910

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