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Scripps College Scholarships

1030 North Columbia Avenue Tuition In/Out-State: $41,950 / $41,950 Total Fall Enrollment: 965
Claremont , CA 91711-3905 Books and Supplies: $800 Applicants Admitted: 32%
(909) 621-8149 On-campus Room and Board: $13,468 Receiving Aid of Some Type: 57%
http://www.scrippscollege.edu Undergraduate Application Fee: $60 Receiving Institutional Aid: 52% , $29,367 on average
Source: National Center for Education Statistics

Esterly Awards

Scholarship Description
The Virginia Judy Esterly awards were established in 1949 in memory of the former assistant to the president and counselor of human relations at Scripps by gifts from former students, colleagues and friends of Ms. Esterly and of the College. The awards are granted to students who combine the qualities of good scholarship, effective service in student activities and responsible citizenship who also "present worthwhile educational projects to be conducted during the summer for which they do not have readily available funds." Several awards of approximately $350 will be given. Should a project require additional funding, the committee may be able to grant a small increase. All students in good academic standing are eligible. Because the projects must be presented during the fall semester of the following academic year, graduating seniors may not apply.
Amount
$350
Number of Awards
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Renewable
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Renewal Criteria
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Award Criteria Requirements:

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