Transfer Student Aid - 2012-13 - Scholarships - Financial Aid - Cedarville University

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Transfer Student Aid

Note: This information is valid for new transfer students entering Cedarville in 2012-13.

All applicants identified as Transfer Students (see criteria below) are reviewed for the following Transfer Student Aid programs:

Combined College
Cumulative GPA
Transfer
Academic
Excellence
Award
Cedarville
Access Grant
(need-based)
Diversity
Scholarship
Combined
Annual Total
3.750 - 4.000 $5,500 Up to $2,000 $4,000 Up to $11,500
3.500 - 3.749 $3,500 Up to $2,000 $4,000 Up to $9,500
Below 3.500 Not eligible Up to $2,000 $4,000 Up to $6,000
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Renewal
Criteria
CU Cum
GPA of 3.2 or
higher
CU Cum
GPA of 2.0 or
higher
CU Cum
GPA of 2.0 or
higher
 

Note: Scholarship and grant decisions are based on college transcript(s) received as of:
   June 1st: Transfers beginning enrollment fall semester
   January 1st: Transfers beginning enrollment spring semester

Transfer students can also qualify for the National Scholar Award if they were a National Merit/National Achievement finalists or semifinalists (based on PSAT taken during high school) and their combined college cumulative GPA is 3.5 or higher.

Criteria:

When is an applicant considered to be a transfer student?

A new student is identified as a transfer when they have enrolled in 12 or more college credit hours post high school graduation.

How is a transfer student's combined college cumulative GPA calculated?

For the Transfer Academic Excellence Award, the accepted transfer student's combined college cumulative GPA must be 3.5 or higher. The calcualtion will be made using grades earned in any of the following:

  • college courses taken through dual-enrollment as a high school student
  • college courses taken after high school
  • college courses in which the student is currently enrolled
  • college courses in process of completion at the time the admission application is reviewed

Note: Students may take college courses while still in high school without becoming classified as a transfer. However, the grades earned in those college courses will be included in all college GPA calculations and used in admission and scholarship decisions.

Application:

Transfer Academic Excellence Award:  No separate application required

Transfer Cedarville Access Grant:  Requires completion of the FAFSA for 2012-13

Transfer Diversity Scholarship:  Based on application materials