Undergraduate students eligible for a Cornell grant may also qualify for named endowed scholarships without needing to submit an additional application. These scholarships are awarded alongside Cornell grants to students who meet the donor-established criteria or preferences for each endowed fund, providing valuable financial support to help meet demonstrated financial need.
Scholarship Details
- No additional application required for consideration
- Awarded in combination with Cornell grants based on donor-established criteria
- May replace a Cornell grant, work-study, or student loan, depending on donor preferences
- Amounts vary based on the endowed fund and demonstrated financial need
- Endowed scholarships are funded by donors, including Cornell alumni who benefited from student aid
Eligibility Criteria
- Must be an undergraduate student eligible for a Cornell grant
- Meet donor-specific criteria or preferences for the endowed scholarship
- Demonstrate financial need after federal, state, and external grants or scholarships
Application Process
- Submit your financial aid application and demonstrate eligibility for a Cornell grant
- No separate application is needed for endowed scholarships
- Wait for notification if you are selected for an endowed scholarship based on donor criteria
- If selected, you may correspond or meet with the scholarship donor
Cornell’s endowed scholarships are a meaningful way to connect with donors who care deeply about supporting students. Take advantage of this opportunity to reduce your financial burden and build connections with the generous individuals who make these scholarships possible.