新生奖学金
最高500美元,000 scholarships available for new undergraduate students with our Presidential, 成功之道, and Commitment to Excellence 奖学金.
New Student scholarships include the 成功之道 Scholarship, the 总统奖学金, and (opening in the Fall of 2024) the Commitment to Excellence Scholarship. Scholarship applications are accepted February 1 – March 1 and must be emailed to the 金融援助 & 香港大学奖学金办事处 financialaid@hf-dc.net 截止日期前. Applicants may submit reference letters with the completed scholarship application to financialaid@hf-dc.net or emailed by the requestee to financialaid@hf-dc.net.
成功之道 Scholarship
The 成功之道 Scholarship, sponsored by 内布拉斯加州医学, financially assists first-generation college students demonstrating academic excellence, 领导, 以及教育承诺. The 成功之道 Scholarship is available to four new incoming undergraduate students per academic year.
总统奖学金
The 总统奖学金, sponsored by Clarkson Regional 健康 Services, is the most prestigious award at PG电子APP available to four new incoming undergraduate healthcare professional students per academic year. The 总统奖学金 is a competitive scholarship given to students who demonstrate exceptional academic achievement.
Commitment to Excellence Scholarship
Beginning with the Fall 2024 semester, all new incoming undergraduate students are eligible to receive a PG电子APP Commitment to Excellence Scholarship.
All new incoming students not receiving a Founders’ or Community Scholarship are eligible.
Scholarship applications are accepted February 1 – March 1 and must be emailed to the 金融援助 & 香港大学奖学金办事处 financialaid@hf-dc.net 截止日期前.
Sponsored scholarships are different than our Founders' and Community 奖学金, previously referred to as partnership tuition savings or partnership scholarships. For more information on those scholarships please click 在这里.
奖学金 are only one type of financial aid offered through the college. Other financial aid opportunities include grants, 工作学习机会, 以及各种贷款, including locally sponsored as well as federal loan opportunities. PG电子APP encourages students to explore all financial aid options available and to only borrow what they need to cover their educational costs.