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πŸ’° SUNY at Fredonia Merit Scholarships

Total Scholarships
12
Automatic
9
In-State Awards
$1,000-$10,000/yr
Out-of-State Awards
$1,000-$10,000/yr
Multi-Year Awards
$1,500 total
Typical Requirements for Automatic Merit
1100 SAT

SUNY at Fredonia awards merit scholarships automatically on GPA and test scores, with no separate application. Awards run $1,000-$10,000/yr for out-of-state students. Eligibility starts at 1100 SAT. Against tuition of $18,010, students receiving the largest award pay about $8,010 a year before other aid.

What you'd actually pay at SUNY at Fredonia

Tuition & fees
$18,010
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Largest annual award
$10,000
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Students receiving it pay about
$8,010/yr

Tuition and fees only β€” housing (about $15,230), books and travel are extra. Awards must still be won and may carry renewal conditions. Need-based aid is separate and may reduce this further.

Official Scholarship Information
View complete details on SUNY at Fredonia's website
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Automatic merit scholarships at SUNY at Fredonia β€” no separate application

9 awards granted on your admission application, based on GPA and test scores.

Dennis and Jan Hefner Presidential Scholarship - $5,000
Award
$5,000/yr in-state
$5,000/yr out-of-state
This $5,000 scholarship will be offered to students entering as a first year student in the Fall. Available to those who are academically high achieving with high financial need (Pell eligible).
Eligibility: This award is renewable for up to three additional years provided that the student remains full-time and maintains at least a 3.0 GPA. Only two students at a time will be able to maintain this scholarship, so funds may not be available each year to award to new students. The Admissions Office will award this scholarship on a rolling basis until all funds are awarded. Students do not directly apply for this scholarship.
How to apply: ["Pell eligible (high financial need)", "full-time enrollment"]
πŸ“‹ Renewal: 3.0 GPA Source β†—
Direct matched donor-funded scholarships (FREDscholar)
Merit based, financial need based, major based and activity based scholarships are available. The majority of donor funded scholarships available are "direct matched opportunities" - students will not need to apply. Students are matched based on answers provided to a series of questions.
Eligibility: Current and Fredonia students are eligible to apply/be matched for scholarships. Students must have been admitted to Fredonia, paid deposit and have an active E-Services account to be able to log into the matching system and apply.
How to apply: ["admitted and deposited", "active E-Services account", "answer matching questions", "some scholarships require essay/recommendations"]
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Fredonia Scholar Award - renewable $4,000/year
Award
$4,000/yr in-state
$4,000/yr out-of-state
The Fredonia Scholar Award is a renewable $4,000 merit-based award to entering first-year students who plan to enroll full-time and live on campus.
Eligibility: Minimum academic qualifications for this award are a 90-94 cumulative weighted high school average. Once enrolled the student must achieve a minimum 2.8 GPA to retain this award, must annually complete the FAFSA (and TAP for NYS residents), maintain full-time status, and reside in a university residence hall or townhouse.
How to apply: ["live on campus (campus residency required)", "deposit by May 1 (Fall) or Dec 1 (Spring)"]
πŸ“‹ Renewal: 2.8 GPA Source β†—
James J. Kaminski Scholarship Endowment - renewable $1,000/year
Award
$1,000/yr in-state
$1,000/yr out-of-state
This $1,000 scholarship will be offered to a limited number of students entering as a first-year student in the Fall, majoring in chemistry.
Eligibility: The Admissions Office will award this scholarship on a rolling basis until all funds are awarded. Students do not directly apply for this scholarship.
How to apply: ["major in chemistry", "full-time enrollment"]
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Kelly Family Scholarship Endowment - renewable $5,000/year
Award
$5,000/yr in-state
$5,000/yr out-of-state
This $5,000 scholarship will be offered to a limited number of students entering as a first-year student in the Fall, majoring in biology or chemistry.
Eligibility: To be eligible for consideration, incoming freshman should have a very good high school average and will be expected to write an essay that discusses their career plans and dreams. The Admissions Office will award this scholarship on a rolling basis until all funds are awarded. Students do not directly apply for this scholarship.
How to apply: ["essay", "major in biology or chemistry"]
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Maytum Family President's Scholarship (selected from top of applicant pool)
In-State Requirements
SAT 1100+
Maytum Family President's Scholarship - Student selected from top of applicant pool.
Eligibility: Available to those who have a 95% or higher high school average, SAT scores of over 1100 and maintain at least a high academic standard.
How to apply: ["high academic standard", "SAT scores of over 1100"]
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President's Award of Excellence - renewable $5,000/year
Award
$5,000/yr in-state
$5,000/yr out-of-state
The President’s Award of Excellence is a renewable $5,000 merit-based scholarship awarded to entering first-year students who plan to enroll full-time and live on campus.
Eligibility: The minimum academic requirement for consideration is a 95 cumulative weighted high school average, at the time of acceptance. Once enrolled, the student must maintain full-time status, must annually complete the FAFSA (and TAP for NYS residents), achieve a minimum 3.0 GPA and reside in a university residence hall or townhouse.
How to apply: ["live on campus (campus residency required)", "deposit by May 1 (Fall) or Dec 1 (Spring)"]
πŸ“‹ Renewal: 3.0 GPA Source β†—
True Blue Scholar Award - renewable $2,000/year
Award
$2,000/yr in-state
$2,000/yr out-of-state
This is a renewable $2,000 scholarship awarded to entering first-year students who plan to enroll full-time and live on campus.
Eligibility: The minimum academic qualification for this award is an 80 cumulative weighted high school average. Once enrolled the student must achieve a minimum 2.8 GPA to retain this award, must annually complete the FAFSA (and TAP for NYS residents), maintain full-time status and reside in a university residence hall or townhouse.
How to apply: ["live on campus (campus residency required)", "deposit by May 1 (Fall) or Dec 1 (Spring)"]
πŸ“‹ Renewal: 2.8 GPA Source β†—
Yunghans-Mirabelli Science Achievement Award - renewable $10,000/year
Award
$10,000/yr in-state
$10,000/yr out-of-state
This $10,000 scholarship is for a high achieving student majoring in biology and will be offered to students entering as a first-year student in the Fall.
Eligibility: This award is renewable up to three additional years for a full-time student maintaining a 3.25 GPA.
How to apply: ["full-time enrollment", "major in biology"]
πŸ“‹ Renewal: 3.2 GPA Source β†—

Other scholarships at SUNY at Fredonia (3)

These require a separate application, or the school does not publish their eligibility criteria.

Application-required scholarships (within FREDscholar)
Merit based, financial need based, major based and activity based scholarships are available. The majority of donor funded scholarships available are "direct matched opportunities" - students will not need to apply. Students are matched based on answers provided to a series of questions.
Eligibility: Current and Fredonia students are eligible to apply/be matched for scholarships. Students must have been admitted to Fredonia, paid deposit and have an active E-Services account to be able to log into the matching system and apply.
How to apply: ["admitted and deposited", "active E-Services account", "answer matching questions", "some scholarships require essay/recommendations"]
Source β†—
Honors Program Scholarship - one-time $1,500
$1,500 one-time
This $1,500 one-time ($375 per semester, for four semesters) Honors Program scholarship is designed for full-time students who are invited to join the honors program in the fall of their first year.
Eligibility: First Year students with a 92 or better HS Average are invited to apply and instructed to write an essay. Transfer students with a 3.3 cumulative GPA or better AND at least 15 transferrable credits, will also be invited to apply.
How to apply: ["separate application / essay", "invitation to join Honors Program", "deposit by May 1 (Fall) or Dec 1 (Spring)"]
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Keeper of the Dream Scholarship - renewable $4,000/year
$4,000/yr
Renewable $4,000 award given to high school students who graduate in the top 10% of their class.
Eligibility: Minimum requirements are a 87 unweighted high school average, involvement in multicultural activities, and demonstration of leadership and community service, as well as a commitment to inclusivity. Once the student is enrolled they must achieve a minimum of 3.0 GPA to retain this award. A separate application and essay is required. For more information contact the Intercultural Center at 716-673-3398. To apply for this scholarship, please visit FREDscholar.
How to apply: ["separate application", "essay", "top 10% of high school class"]
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Deadlines that affect merit consideration at SUNY at Fredonia

Regular Decision
Rolling

Common questions about SUNY at Fredonia scholarships

How much merit aid does SUNY at Fredonia give?

Published awards range $1,000-$10,000/yr. SUNY at Fredonia lists 12 merit scholarships in total.

What GPA or test scores do you need for a scholarship at SUNY at Fredonia?

The lowest published threshold across automatic awards is 1100 SAT. Individual scholarships set their own cutoffs.

Does SUNY at Fredonia give merit scholarships to out-of-state students?

Yes. Awards for out-of-state students run $1,000-$10,000/yr.

Is there a full-ride scholarship at SUNY at Fredonia?

Not a full ride. The largest published award covers about 56% of tuition.

Do you have to apply separately for merit scholarships at SUNY at Fredonia?

1 of the published awards are granted automatically on your admission application, with no separate scholarship application.

When is the scholarship deadline at SUNY at Fredonia?

Merit consideration usually follows the admission deadline, which is Rolling. Confirm scholarship-specific dates with the financial aid office.

πŸ’‘ Tip: Award amounts and cutoffs change year to year. Confirm current figures with SUNY at Fredonia's financial aid office before making decisions β€” or check their scholarship page.

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