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The Transfer Opportunity Scholarship at Gonzaga University provides four thousand dollars per year to accepted transfer students who meet eligibility criteria identified during the admission and financial aid review. Selection is based on the transfer application for admission and financial aid information provided; no separate scholarship form is required. Notification is sent in April for fall applicants and November for spring applicants. The award follows the Gonzaga Guarantee and renews while the student maintains satisfactory academic progress and continuous full-time enrollment of at least twelve credits per term. Transfer applicants must have more than thirty semester or forty-five quarter credits to qualify for Gonzaga transfer scholarship programs generally.
The Transfer Opportunity Scholarship awards $4,000. It is sponsored by Gonzaga University Office of Financial Aid.
Key requirements include: United States; Undergraduate; Gonzaga University; Entering. Check the full eligibility section above, or create a free Award Scholar profile to have every requirement checked against your profile automatically.
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