Financial aid is available only to participants in the six-week session and to United States citizens. Each year Summer College offers several full and partial Provost's Scholarships and Dean's Scholarships to deserving students who could not otherwise attend Summer College. The program also awards Jerome H. Holland Memorial Scholarships, which are scholarships for minority high school students who demonstrate outstanding academic ability in addition to financial need. The Jerry M. Rivers Summer College Scholarships are set aside specifically for American Indian high school students. In addition, minority students from northeastern Ohio, Pittsburgh, and New York City are invited to apply for scholarships designated for students from these areas.
Several scholarships are available for students from the Hartford, Connecticut area.
Also, the Department of Classics offers a tuition scholarship to a student with interests in the ancient Greek and Roman worlds. If your parents or guardians do not file federal incomes taxes, we must receive a 1999 or 2000 statement detailing their sources of income. Return the forms to us along with your other application materials. If you're seeking financial aid, it's to your advantage to apply as early as possible, and well before the financial-aid application deadline, which is April 6, 2001. You will be notified of financial-aid decisions by May 15, 2001.