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Scholarships

Scholarships are generally based on academic merit or some specific talent and may be awarded from outside agencies, the College, or state and federal governments.  Bright Futures awards offered by the state of Florida include the Florida Academic Scholarship ($4,536) and the Florida Medallion Scholarship ($3,420). Bright Futures eligibility is coordinated through your high school guidance office and the final award is based on the actual number of enrolled credits. 

Rollins' Academic Scholarships

Rollins' Academic Scholarships are awarded as part of the admission process.  A separate application is not required for scholarship consideration.  Please note that merit scholarship candidates cannot select the Test Score Waived Option when submitting the application for admission.

Cornell Scholars Program

Deans Scholars Program

  • Awarded up to $25,000 per year.
  • Awarded based on outstanding academic record combined with demonstrated leadership potential.
  • Annually renewable with a 3.2 GPA and completion of 24 credit hours each year.

Alonzo Rollins Scholarship

  • Awarded up to $15,000 per year.
  • Awarded based on academic performance as well as service and involvement.
  • Annually renewable with a 3.2 GPA and completion of 24 credit hours each year.

Presidential Scholarships

  • Awarded up to $13,000 per year.
  • Awarded based on academic performance as well as service and involvement.
  • Annually renewable with a 3.0 GPA and completion of 24 credit hours each year.

Donald J. Cram Science Scholarship

  • 10 awards per year up to $20,000 when combined with an already existing Alonzo Rollins or Presidential Scholarships.
  • Awarded to majors in biochemistry, computer science, mathematics, physics biology, marine biology, or chemistry.
  • Annually renewable with a 3.2 GPA and completion of 24 credit hours each year.

View 2009-10 Merit Scholarship information.