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Private Scholarships
Thousands of scholarship sponsors offer more than 1.5 million different private scholarships. To find them, use the free search services below and check with organizations in your local community.
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Arranging Payments from Private Scholarships
The Student & University Billing Office will disburse scholarship funds according to the policies and procedures of the private scholarship donor and TU.
If you are receiving scholarship funds from a private donor (other than a Maryland State scholarship), you may defer that portion of your term payment by forwarding a copy of the scholarship award letter to the Student & University Billing Office.
You are still ultimately responsible for any changes that are not paid by the scholarship donor.
Free Scholarship Search Services
All of these searches services are free, but they are funded by advertising. (TU does not endorse any of these products or services.)
- U.S. Department of Labor - Scholarship Search
- College Board Big Future Scholarship Search
- College Express
- Fast Web
- Finaid.org - Scholarships
- Money Geek
- Scholarships.com
- Scholarship America
- UNIGO
TU Private Scholarships Bulletin Board
These private scholarships (below) are particularly relevant to TU students. For full information, click on the scholarship name.
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Full-time, undergraduate sophomore or junior continuing/transfer student; resident of DC, MD, or VA; 2.7 GPA; working towards a B.S. or a B.A degree with a declared major in Computer Science with a focus on Cyber Security or other cyber related areas of study supportive of national defense. |
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Alumni Association-International, Inc. |
Full-time, undergraduate student; Maryland resident; 3.25 GPA; documented leadership ability demonstrated through community and school activities. (24-25 Application has closed; 25-26 Application will reopen in March 2025) |
| Baltimore County Provider Council | Enrolled in nursing or other allied health program, 3.0 cumulative GPA |
| Undergraduate and graduate Maryland residents | |
| Current Baltimore City public high school students and graduates | |
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DC Chapter of Accounting and Financial Women's Alliance Scholarship |
Undergraduate and graduate students who have completed their sophomore year (60 credits) by the time of the application deadline, have a minimum of a 3.0 GPA, and are majoring in accounting or finance. |
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DE-DC-MD ASFAA Scholarship |
Undergraduate students with a GPA of 2.5 or higher, second year standing, with financial need. Graduate students with a GPA of 3.0 or higher, second year standing, with financial need. 2023-24 Application has closed. 2024-25 Application will open in March 2024. |
| U.S. citizen, undergraduate, graduate, or post-graduate | |
| Full-time, undergraduate, junior/senior who is pursuing a bachelor's degree in marketing or a related course of study | |
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Undergraduate students enrolled at least half-time who are a teen mother or father, actively involved in your child's life, and be a U.S. Citizen, U.S. Permanent Resident, or have DACA status. |
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| Undergraduates and graduates | |
| U.S. Citizen, High School senior, with high financial need and cumulative GPA of at least 2.0 | |
| Writing and public relations majors | |
| Children of Maryland's seriously injured workers | |
| Enrolled in a degree program | |
| Full-time STEM majors; 3.0 GPA | |
| MD resident who has successfully completed Accounting Principles I and II with a grade of "B" or better, a 3.0 GPA in both accounting and overall, and enrolled in a degree/certificate seeking program. | |
| STEM majors | |
| Undergraduate and graduate student athletes | |
| Full-time entering freshman, sophomores, juniors, and seniors; Maryland residents with Polish descent | |
| Undergraduate and graduates | |
| Undergraduate and graduates who are members of SECU | |
| Undergraduates with community service experience | |
| Undergraduates and graduates | |
| Undergraduates and graduates | |
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Upsilon Epsilon Omega Chapter and Ladies of Vision Charities, Inc. Scholarship Program |
Undergraduate and graduate students who are permanent residents of Baltimore County |
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Undergraduate and graduates. Must have earned a total of 48 undergraduate or 9 graduate credits, have a minimum 3.0 GPA, be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, and demonstrate financial need. |
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Provides funding to eligible staff members currently employed at USM institutions for a minimum of five (5) years cumulative service. |
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For faculty who are pursing research on women's experiences: social, scientific, economic, political, and health considerations that impact women. All faculty who hold an academic appoint at any USM institution may apply with preference given to junior faculty members. Faculty must be within five years of their appointment. |