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Bridgewater College Scholarships

402 E College St Tuition In/Out-State: $26,750 / $26,750 Total Fall Enrollment: 1,688
Bridgewater , VA 22812-1599 Books and Supplies: $1,100 Applicants Admitted: 52%
(540) 828-8000 On-campus Room and Board: $10,350 Receiving Aid of Some Type: 100%
http://www.bridgewater.edu Undergraduate Application Fee: $30 Receiving Institutional Aid: 97% , $15,929 on average
Source: National Center for Education Statistics

President's Merit and ACE Scholarships

Scholarship Description
Scholarships range from $9,000 up to full-tuition and are based on an applicant's academic performance in high school (public, private, or home schooled), ACT or SAT scores, class rank, and other factors from the applicant's record. Recipients who maintain an acceptable cumulative grade point average will retain their scholarships each academic year. Transfer student eligibility for the ACE program is based on credits earned, cumulative grade point average for all college work, and other factors from the applicant's record. A minimum of 12 transferable credits are required for ACE scholarship consideration. Transfer students who maintain an acceptable cumulative grade point average will retain their ACE awards.
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