National Merit Finalists Scholars and College Board School Recognition Program Scholars

The National Merit Finalists Scholars and College Board School Recognition Program Scholars award is a merit-based scholarship offered by Andrews University. This renewable program is designed specifically for incoming freshmen who have been recognized as either a National Merit Finalist or a College Board School Recognition Program Scholar.

The scholarship is structured to cover full tuition expenses for up to four years, with a maximum cap of 144 credits, and is limited to the completion of a single degree. To secure the funding, eligible students must submit their official records, such as certificates, award letters, or test scores, directly to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions.

While the university coordinates various types of financial assistance, students should complete the FAFSA to determine their eligibility for other federal, state, or need-based institutional aid. The university adjusts its institutional funding if a student's total gift aid exceeds the combined costs of tuition, fees, and books. For current dates and deadlines, see the official page.