La Salle University





La Salle Scholarship Information

Scholarships for Incoming, Transfer and International Full-Time Day Students

Each year La Salle awards scholarships to our incoming class of new students. More than just helping with tuition costs, our scholarships are intended to acknowledge and reward the accomplishments of our applicants both in and out of the classroom. Our process is in-depth because we are weighing all relevant information sent to us. Scholarships are not given based solely on a GPA or solely on an SAT score. We evaluate a wide spectrum of criteria, including but no limited to: the strength of curriculum chosen, the strength of the school attended, GPA, test scores, extracurricular activities, the application essay and overall presentation and letters of recommendation.

NOTE: Only full-time (12 credits) students enrolled in the day program qualify for the following scholarhips.

Scholarship Offered to Deadline
Christian Brothers' Scholarship First-time Freshmen January 15
Community Service Scholarship First-time Freshmen January 15
Founders Scholarship Freshmen or Transfer March 1; Transfer Rolling


The Christian Brothers' Scholarship

Each year, La Salle University awards merit-based University Scholarships to incoming freshmen. These awards provide full tuition for up to four years of undergraduate study at La Salle.

Eligibility: La Salle University Christian Brothers' Scholarships are open to all incoming freshmen who approximate the following minimum qualifications: academic rank in the top ten students (of smaller schools) or first decile of their high school senior class, standardized test scores that total approximately 1300 SAT or 29 ACT, potential for academic and extracurricular leadership as evidenced by honors and awards,activities, letters of recommendation, and personal essay. Students must be accepted to La Salle in order to qualify for the Christian Brothers’ Scholarship.

Requirements: Scholarships are awarded each year to students accepted for the freshman class at La Salle by January 15th. These scholarships are valued at the amount of the annual full tuition and are renewable each year for four years if normal progress is being made toward the degree and if the student maintains a minimum grade point average of 3.0. In addition to the completed application for admission to La Salle, each candidate must submit the following credentials for the review of the scholarship selection committee: the completed, separate Christian Brothers' Scholarship application, an additional essay of 500 to 1000 words on a designated topic, letters of recommendation from two additional individuals of the applicant's choice. Application materials are to be RECEIVED at La Salle no later than January 15 and are available for download below.

[Application] [Essay] [Recommendations]

Community Service Scholarship

La Salle University has a long-standing commitment to service in the community. Each year, La Salle awards $10,000 scholarships to students who are involved in community service and who commit themselves to continued involvement throughout their undergraduate careers. Eligibility: Full-time students with demonstrated interest in and commitment to community service may apply for a La Salle University Community Service Scholarship. Candidates must also commit themselves to continued involvement (10 hours per week in an active and/or leadership role in community service work on or off campus). In addition to an on-going commitment to community service, standardized test scores, class rank and GPA will be considered by the committee in the final selection of Scholars. Requirements: These scholarships will cover half-tuition and tuition-related fees for the regular academic year and are renewable each year if the recipient maintains a 2.5 cumulative grade point average and continued community service involvement. Procedures: Scholarship application materials will be sent directly to each student requesting them. In addition to the completed application for admission to La Salle, each candidate must submit the following credentials for the review of the selection committee: a completed Community Service Scholarship application ,an essay of approximately 500 words on a selected topic, and two letters of recommendation from high school teachers or counselors, moderators, community service supervisors, or individuals of choice, which specifically address and make reference to the candidate's involvement in community service. Application materials are to be submitted no later than January 15.

[Letter] [Check List] [Application] [Recommendations]

Founder's Scholarship

Procedure: No additional application is required. Follow the procedures for applying for admission to La Salle University. Students must be admitted by March 1. Eligibility and Requirements: All students who submit an application for admission to La Salle University are automatically considered for Founder's Scholarships. Candidates are selected based on quality of course selection, grade point average, class rank, standardized test scores. Partial tuition scholarships are awarded each year to students accepted for the freshman class at La Salle. Founder's Scholarships range from $5,000 to $17,000. Transfer Students: All transfer students who submit an application for admission to La Salle are automatically considered for Founder's Scholarships up to $8,000. Candidates for these partial tuition scholarships are selected based on quality of course selection, grade point average, and extracurricular activities.