The forms are available in high school guidance offices or from the Financial Aid Office at Moravian. In some cases an applicant may qualify for certain designated scholarships offered by the College. A list of these scholarships is available from the College's Financial Aid Office. Moravian College offers merit scholarships without regard to demonstrated financial need. Merit scholarship programs are designed to recognize the outstanding achievements, special talents, and future promise of selected students who have demonstrated the potential to make significant contributions while enrolled at Moravian.
Annual renewal is contingent upon the student's maintaining a specified grade point average.
The Founders Scholarship is awarded to students with academic potential and a strong history of involvement in school and community activities. Preference is given to students planning to major in the sciences. Students must apply for aid every year and are responsible for seeing that the forms available in December are completed in time for the Financial Aid Office to receive a report by April 15. Full-time students must complete a minimum of six course units each academic year and must complete all degree requirements within a maximum of ten regular terms. An evaluation of each student's eligibility is made annually, and eligibility may be withdrawn if a student is not maintaining the prescribed standards.