Scholarships at Saint Louis University

The Boeing BOLD Scholarship at Saint Louis University provides ten students with $4,800 awards to develop leadership in business, engineering, mathematics, and computer science. Eligible sophomores, juniors, and seniors need a 3.2 or higher SLU cumulative GPA and a primary major in one of those focus areas plus a secondary major, minor, or certificate in another focus area. Preference goes to U.S. citizens who contribute to a culturally and professionally diverse campus. Students declare dual-major or minor intentions with advisors and department chairs to be considered.

National Merit Finalists admitted to Saint Louis University who list SLU as their first-choice school on the NMSC application may receive supplemental aid of $2,000 per year, renewable up to four years. Awards are competitive and may be funded by SLU, NMSC, or an outside corporation. Apply for SLU freshman admission with all materials by December 1. Not all National Merit Finalists are guaranteed SLU funding.

Saint Louis University's Business Scholars Program allows incoming freshmen in the Chaifetz School of Business to complete any undergraduate business degree in three calendar years including summer courses. Scholars receive a $2,000 scholarship if they remain on track to graduate in the three-year period while maintaining a minimum 3.5 cumulative SLU GPA and following the accelerated curriculum plan. Applicants need a 3.7 cumulative high school GPA with A's and B's in math coursework. A separate program application opens September 1 in the Billiken Gateway Portal with a December 1 deadline.

Incoming Saint Louis University freshmen with a cumulative high school GPA of 3.85 or higher may compete for a four-year Presidential Scholarship covering full tuition for up to 10 consecutive full-time fall and spring semesters. ACT/SAT scores are not required. Submit the freshman admission application and a separate Presidential application (essay, resume, two recommendations) by December 1; finalists interview on campus. The award replaces other SLU merit scholarships.