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Molloy College Transfer Scholarships

I'm looking to transfer to Molloy College and was wondering what kind of scholarships are available for transfer students? Any tips on how to maximize financial aid would be awesome too.

11 months ago

Molloy College does indeed offer a variety of scholarships to its transfer students. The options range from Merit-Based Scholarships, which are automatically considered based on your college GPA at the time of admission, to program-specific scholarships like the Nursing scholarship, depending on your area of study.

The Transfer Academic Achievement Award—ranging from $5,000 to $10,000 per academic year—are awarded to full-time undergraduate transfer students who have a minimum GPA of 2.5 and have completed at least 30 credits of course work at a previous college.

To maximize your financial aid, I would recommend a couple of steps:

1. Complete the FAFSA: Start by filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSAs). This is your key to accessing federal and state grants, work-study, and loans.

2. Apply for outside scholarships: Look for scholarships beyond just Molloy Scholarship schemes. Numerous organizations, companies, and non-profits offer scholarships. Consider using a scholarship search tool like Appily to streamline this process.

3. Maintain good grades: This is crucial if you're aiming for academic scholarships, both for initial receipt and renewal.

4. Consult with Molloy's Financial Aid office: They can provide information about specific scholarships, help you understand all your options, and may be aware of additional aid opportunities that are less widely advertised.

Remember that every bit of scholarship money can make a difference. So apply for anything and everything you might qualify for and don't get discouraged. Good luck with your transfer!

11 months ago

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