TU Foundation Academic Works System
Scholarship applications can be filled out here.
The CSD offers the following scholarship and grant opportunities to students. The links to information and criteria about these financial awards are listed below.
TU is committed to the academic success of our non-traditional age students and student parents. Please review the eligibility criteria to learn more about the scholarships listed below and to apply to the ones for which you may be eligible.
The goal of the Charlotte W. Newcombe Scholarship program is to support students 25 and older in the completion of a first bachelor’s degree so they can advance their careers after graduation.
Newcombe scholars participate in a comprehensive cohort-based campus support program.
Eligible Candidates for this scholarship must have experienced a break or breaks in their undergraduate enrollment totaling at least 5 years.
This scholarship provides financial assistance for low-income parents who have completed a community college degree [Associate’s] and are finishing a first undergraduate degree. Pathways scholars also participate in a campus support program.
For more information about the Newcombe or Pathways Scholarships contact the Center for Student Diversity at diversityworks AT_TOWSON or reach out to the TU Scholarship Unit via email, Scholarship AT_TOWSON.
We have also highlighted several other scholarship and grant opportunities available to students below.
Offered through Student Success, the goal of the Barnes-Harris Endowment is to support incoming freshmen from metropolitan public high schools, who are enrolled full-time (12 or more credits each term), and who demonstrate financial need.
LEARN MOREAdministered by Student Success, CEEP (pronounced KEEP) is designed to increase the access and success of culturally diverse undergraduate students attending TU.
LEARN MOREAdministered through Financial aid, there are various aid related programs, scholarships and grants that are open to undocumented, DACA, or Dream Act students.
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