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Delaware State University currently provides our students an array of scholarships. Prospective scholarship recipients may become eligible based upon academic achievement, financial need, group affiliation, or some combination of these factors.

The University works to assist students in meeting their financial needs (Financial Need = Cost of Attendance – Expected Family Contribution). In addition to scholarships, students in need of additional educational funds might consider:

  • Contacting businesses, civic organizations, fraternal or religious organizations to ask if they offer scholarships,
  • Speaking to high school administrative or counseling staff about available scholarships,
  • Contacting a local library for further resource information,
  • Researching the World Wide Web for helpful sites such as www.fastweb.com

Scholarship Opportunities

The Osher Reentry Scholarship is available to adults who are entering DSU after a five year gap in pursuing their first bachelor’s degree. To apply, please download the following e-application; after completion, email it to dsufoundation@desu.edu. For more information, contact the Office of Development at dsufoundation@desu.edu or 302.857.6055. Click here to read more…

Merit Scholarships

 Please visit www.desu.edu/npc to see which scholarship you may qualify for.

Premier Platinum Scholarship is a merit-based scholarship awarded by the University’s Office of Admission to entering full-time, first-year freshmen who are United States citizens on the basis of above superior academic achievement.
Full tuition (locked in rate)
Platinum Scholarship is a merit-based scholarship awarded by the University’s Office of Admission to entering full-time first-year freshmen who are United States citizens on the basis of superior academic achievement.
$15,000.00
Gold Scholarship is a merit-based scholarship awarded by the University’s Office of Admission to entering full-time, first-year freshmen who are United States citizens on the basis of outstanding academic achievement.
$12,000.00
Silver Scholarship is a merit-based scholarship awarded by the University’s Office of Admission to entering full-time first-year freshmen who are United States citizens on the basis of above average academic achievement. Recipients of the Silver Scholarship may also be eligible for an additional grant pending review of their FAFSA.
$9,000.00
DSU Advantage Grant is available on a first-come; first-served bases to applicants who apply and are accepted to the University.  A combination of GPA and test score determines eligibility and award amount.  Applicants must be full-time, first-year, just out of high school freshmen who are United States citizens.  Platinum, Gold, and Silver scholarship recipients are not eligible.
$2,000.00 - $6,500.00

 

Please note that scholarship candidates are selected from the pool of admission applicants and are evaluated based on their complete academic (GPA and test scores) profile. A scholarship application is not required. Eligibility in no way guarantees awarding. Scholarships are awarded on a first-come, first-served basis. Financial need is not taken into consideration when awarding merit-based scholarships. Renewal of all scholarships is based on continued achievement of the grade point average (GPA) specified for the scholarship awarded, as well as consecutive full-time enrollment each semester.

Visual and Performing Arts Scholarships

Applicants with outstanding talents in music and who would like to be members of the “Approaching Storm” Band or the University Choir may be considered for these scholarships. Auditions are required. You may contact the Chairperson of the Music Department, Dr. Horace Lamar at 302.857.6680.

Other Opportunities

There are numerous outside scholarship opportunities for Delaware State University incoming freshman. 

Please note that Federal and University financial assistance is available only to U.S. citizens and Permanent Residents. Also, please be aware that scholarships, policies, guidelines, and criteria are subject to change without prior notification.