Jonathan Daniels Scholarship

History

Building on Antioch University New England's history of commitment to social justice and diversity, in 2003 we established the Jonathan Daniels Scholarship. The purpose of the scholarship is to increase the diversity of the student body in its racial, ethnic, cultural, international, and socio-economic make-up, and to encourage service to underserved groups.

Eligibility

All full-time Antioch University New England students, whether new or returning, are eligible to apply for this scholarship. Scholarship funds are limited; therefore, not all applicants will receive an award.

Deadlines for Application

Continuing students	Mar 1, 2012
New summer students	Mar 1, 2012
New PsyD students	Mar 1, 2012
New fall students	June 1, 2012
new spring 2013	Nov 1, 2012
*new students must also be accepted by the corresponding deadline*

Application Process

Each applicant must fill out a scholarship application form (PDF 37K) and submit an essay. As part of the application process, students must also file a FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid), available online at http://www.fafsa.ed.gov. Applicants who would rather use a paper version of FAFSA should print one from the FAFSA website listed under FAFSA filing options.

The purpose of the scholarship is to increase the diversity of the student body in its racial, ethnic, cultural, international, and socio-economic make-up, and to encourage service to underserved groups.

Note to international students:

Since the FAFSA is geared toward U.S. citizens and the U.S. tax system, instead please describe your financial situation, including the resources you have available for living and tuition, and attach it to the scholarship application.

Supplemental questions

Each academic department may have supplemental questions. Applicants should contact their departments for deadline information and to ensure they have completed all the required information.

Awarding

The completed scholarship form, along with relevant information from the Office of Financial Aid, will be forwarded to each academic department for decisions. Once decisions are made, departments will contact students with their awards.

Awards range from $500 to 50 percent of tuition for a given year. Awards are made annually and students are encouraged to reapply.

Last Updated: 1/5/12