A general application is available in September and must be returned by February 15th. Detailed requirements and other information are available in the office. Unless specifically stated, financial need is not a criterion. Descriptions of the scholarships and awards relate only to primary qualifications. Scholarships are awarded without regard to gender, race, religion, national origin, or financial need.
Selection is based on academic merit.
Students will receive a maximum of eight tuition payments, which will cover tuition costs. To enhance Brooklyn College's tradition of academic excellence, the Brooklyn College Foundation, Inc., has inaugurated a major new program of merit scholarship awards. Friends of the college, including the trustees of the Brooklyn College Foundation, have joined in helping to provide for the college's future scholastic excellence through the establishment of a permanent endowment fund. Income from the endowment is used for a scholarship fund that supports the college's efforts to attract additional numbers of students who are academically superior or who have demonstrated talent in an area of the performing or creative arts. Recipients receive full tuition for four years of study at Brooklyn College.