College of St. Joseph

The College of St. Joseph offers several scholarship opportunities for first time, full time undergraduate students. The following criteria apply to all scholarships:

• Student must be accepted for full time admission to CSJ;
• Student must be enrolled in college preparatory courses to be eligible;
• Student accepted on a conditional basis is not eligible;
• Scholarships must be applied toward tuition at CSJ and are not transferable to other colleges;
• Recipients are selected by CSJ’s scholarship committee; and
• Student may be eligible for more than one scholarship. A student qualifying for multiple scholarships will be evaluated on a combination of academic performance and financial need.

Blue and White Academic Scholarship:
In order to earn this scholarship, a high school student must have taken a college preparatory curriculum. The College offers three levels of eligibility described below:

President’s Level: to earn a yearly scholarship of up to $9,495 for resident students or $4,747 for commuting students you must meet the following criteria:

• Top 20% of high school class or 3.5 GPA. on 4.0 scale or 1140+ on SAT or 25 on ACT, and
• Full time status.
• Renewable for a total of up to $37,980 for resident student and $18,988 for cummuting student.

Dean’s Level: to earn a yearly scholarship of up to $7,596 for resident students or $3,798 for commuting students you must meet the following criteria:

• Top 25% of high school class or 3.2 GPA. on 4.0 scale or 1100+ on SAT or 24 on ACT, and
• Full time status.
• Renewable for a total of up to $30,384 for resident student and $15,192 for cummuting student.

Director’s Level: to earn a yearly scholarship of up to $5,697 for resident students or $2,848 for commuting students you must meet the following criteria:

• Top 30% of high school class or 3.0 GPA. on 4.0 scale or 1050+ on SAT or 23 on ACT,and
• Full time status.
• Renewable for a total of up to $22,788 for resident student and $11,392 for cummuting student.

 Scholarship renewal is subject to the student maintaining good academic standing and a positive contribution to the CSJ community.