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Does Lafayette College offer scholarships for transfer students?

I'm a transfer student thinking about applying to Lafayette College and I'm wondering if there are any scholarships available specifically for transfer students? How competitive are they and how can I improve my chances of getting one?

3 months ago

Yes, Lafayette College does offer financial aid to transfer students, which includes a mix of institutional scholarships, government grants, and work-study.

Lafayette evaluates transfer applicants for need-based financial aid only. So, while there aren't merit-based scholarships specifically for transfer students, Lafayette does meet the full demonstrated financial need of all students, including transfers, as evaluated by the college's financial aid office. This aid is determined based on the information you provide through your FAFSA and CSS Profile.

The amount of aid given varies based on your individual financial situation, but Lafayette aims to make education affordable for all admitted students, regardless of their economic circumstance. It's important to note that receiving financial aid can be competitive due to the limited resources, just like admissions.

As for improving your chances of getting financial aid, it's important to ensure your FAFSA and CSS Profile are completed correctly and on time. Make sure to provide complete and accurate information to best reflect your financial need. Although financial aid is need-based, don't forget that at the end of the day, your academic standing is also important in the admissions process. A strong academic record with rigorous courses can support your application overall.

You should also look at external scholarships which you can apply to regardless of where you attend school. Websites like Appily can be useful for finding these. Lastly, remember to plan and prioritize your financial needs and discuss them with the college's financial aid office if you have specific questions. Good luck in your application process!

3 months ago

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