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Scholarships in Georgia for Private Colleges?

Hi! I'm wondering about scholarship opportunities for private colleges in Georgia. Are there state-specific scholarships or programs for students who want to attend private institutions? I'd love to hear about any programs or organizations that could help.

a year ago

Absolutely, there are several scholarship opportunities specific to private colleges in Georgia. One primary resource for students like you is the Georgia Tuition Equalization Grant, which provides financial aid to in-state students attending eligible private colleges within Georgia. The award amount varies annually but has been around $950 per academic year recently.

Another significant program is the Robert W. Woodruff Scholars and Fellows Program that provides full-tuition scholarships to Georgia residents attending several private institutions, including Emory University, Berry College, and Morehouse College.

Also, the HOPE Scholarship is applicable to students attending private colleges in Georgia. Although it's especially known for supporting students at public institutions, private institution students could also benefit to a smaller extent.

Lastly, various private colleges in Georgia have their own scholarship programs. For instance, Emory University offers the Emory Scholars program, which provides scholarships –some even full-tuition– to top incoming first-year students. So, make sure to check with the specific colleges you're interested in for any internal scholarships or financial aid packages.

Remember to explore opportunities not just specific to the state level, but also local scholarships provided by civic organizations, foundations, and businesses in your hometown or county. These might be less known or less competitive than statewide programs. Good luck with your college search!

a year ago

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