Alumni Association Legacy Scholarship - To support current students who have had a parent, grandparent, or sibling graduate from the University. Students from all colleges are eligible to apply but a student may only receive the award one time during his or her academic experience at UD.
The Center For Thomas More Scholarship - $5,000 awarded annually. For Braniff students with a proven interest in Thomas More's writings.
These scholarships are not offered, or maintained, by the university. Please contact the scholarship organization with any questions about the scholarship or website. This list has been put together to help students start their scholarship search and does not include all outside scholarship opportunities.
2018
$1,000 Jane M. Klausman Women in Business Sch (July 1): Applications must be submitted through a Zonta club. For women in business programs.
Other/Ongoing - See websites for details.
Accounting Scholarships via Accounting.com
Air Force ROTC or Army ROTC
Americorps Education Award
$1,500 Autolist Used Car to Dream Car Scholarship
$1,500 Barry's Tickets Scholarship
Fulbright Scholarships - International Educational Exchange Program
The Gates Millennium Scholars
GI Bill Benefits Comparison Tool
GoGrad.org MBA Scholarships and Resources Guide
900 MBA and Graduate Scholarships
$1,500 (max) Quit Smoking Community Scholarship
$500 Theater Masks Bi-annual Scholarship
Wiley Accounting Student Scholarship Program: earn a $500 Cash Scholarship plus the Wiley CPAexcel Platinum Course with free shipping.
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