Scholarships

• Number of awards available: 2 new per academic year.
• Details:
  • The student can take up to 24 credits each academic year that will be covered in full by the scholarship.
  • The student may renew the scholarship for a maximum of one academic year beyond their initial eligible year.
  • The student must be a recent Embry-Riddle Dual Enrollment high school graduate with a 3.5 CGPA or higher and never attended college (dual enrollment credits are not counted against the student).
  • The student must be admitted to a degree-seeking program at Embry-Riddle Worldwide Campus.
  • Once admitted, students must maintain at least a 3.5 CGPA to renew their scholarship.

• Number of awards available: 4 new per academic year
• Details:
  • The student can take up to 24 credits per academic year and the cost per credit hour is discounted by 50%.
  • The student may renew the scholarship for a maximum of one academic year beyond their initial eligible year.
  • The student must be a recent Embry-Riddle Dual Enrollment high school graduate with 3.0 CGPA or higher and never attended college (dual enrollment credits are not counted against the student).
  • The student must be admitted to a degree-seeking program at Embry-Riddle Worldwide Campus.
  • Once admitted, students must maintain a 3.0 CGPA or higher to renew their scholarship.

To be accepted for official review, all scholarship applicants must:

• Meet required CGPA for Scholarship
• Have taken a minimum of six credit hours through the Embry-Riddle Dual Enrollment Program
• Submit their ERAU Worldwide application (Applications may only be submitted during the designated application window)
• Provide their Final High School academic transcript
• Provide all required documentation as listed on the Scholarship Application.
• Be admitted to an ERAU Worldwide Campus or as a Worldwide Online Student for the upcoming Academic Year.

Please Note: Applicants are not required to be U.S. citizens.

Dual Enrollment Scholarship Applications will be available from December 1st – July 30th. Upon receipt of the scholarship application, an evaluation will be completed to compare the final official documents and test scores submitted with the self-reported information listed on the student application.

Decisions will be made by August 30th. Official decision notifications will be sent to the student’s ERAU email address.

Please note: Appropriate action will be taken if it’s determined that a student has misrepresented their academic record in this process.

Upon being selected for a Scholarship, student information will be sent to the Financial Aid office for processing. Scholarship funds will be awarded to the Student’s account once the drop/add period for each term has passed.

All Scholarships are awarded and/or renewed on a per Academic Year basis. There are two Tracks available. Each Track contains four 9-week Terms.

• Track 1: July, September, November, February, and April
• Track 2: August, October, January, March, and May

Scholarships will disburse as long as all of the requirements for the award are met.

Scholarship funds will be reversed in their entirety for any student that drops/withdrawals from all courses for a semester associated with a Dual Enrollment Scholarship.

When counting credits to determine scholarship eligibility for that semester, many repeated classes will be excluded from the scholarship eligible credit count. Tuition can be paid for a repeated class IF that class was never previously passed.

Please Note: Previously passed courses are those with grades of D- or better or “P” if taken pass/fail. Tuition can also be paid for repeating a previously passed course as long as it is the first repeat of the course.

All requests must be submitted to the Dual Enrollment Office via email by July 1st. Upon receipt, the Dual Enrollment Scholarship Committee will evaluate the Appeal Form and all supporting documentation. A final decision will be made by July 30th. Notifications will be sent via email to the student ERAU email address.

Please Note: Appeal requests will be reviewed once per academic year. A re-appeal for the same request will not be accepted. Not all appeals are approved, and submitting a completed appeal packet does not guarantee approval. Incomplete submissions will not be reviewed.

Read and follow all instructions carefully before submitting your Appeal Form.

1. Review the Dual Enrollment Scholarship Policy.
2. Please print and complete each section of the Appeal Form.
3. Complete a Statement of Extenuating Circumstances and provide any related documentation, as necessary to support the appeal.
4. Submit the completed Appeal Form and Statement of Extenuating Circumstances, along with all other necessary documentation to the Dual Enrollment Office via email.

To be considered for an appeal, you are required to submit the following items;

1. Completed Dual Enrollment Scholarship Appeal Form.
2.  A personal statement. Your statement must be typed and submitted along with any additional documentation needed to support your request. Statements should include;
   • What extenuating circumstances may have kept you from meeting Embry-Riddle’s scholarship requirements?
   • How have these circumstances changed to allow for your success at Embry-Riddle?
   • Why do you want to attend Embry-Riddle, and what do you plan to study?
   • What other factors indicate you will be a successful student?
3. Include two (2) letters of academic reference from individuals who can support your academic potential. Letters from teachers and professors are preferred, but one letter can be from counselors, advisors, clergy, or employers.
4. Include two (2) letters of academic reference from individuals who can support your academic potential. Letters from teachers and professors are preferred, but one letter can be from counselors, advisors, clergy, or employers.

Extenuating circumstances include any life-altering event or condition that was beyond your control, which had a direct impact on your academic record. Examples may include serious illness or medical condition, natural disaster, catastrophic event, loss of an immediate family member, change in family circumstances, or military deployment.

Supporting documentation should reinforce any and all extenuating circumstances that you note within the petition documents. For example, if you cite a medical condition, which affected your junior year grades, you should provide documentation from a medical source that confirms the time frame of the condition and its impact your academic performance.

To Maintain Eligibility, Students must:

• Be a Degree-Seeking, Full-Time student at an ERAU WW Campus or WW Online
• Maintain the Standards of Academic Progress
• Maintain the required GPA

If a student does not meet the minimum requirements at the end of their spring semester, the scholarship will not be renewed for the upcoming academic year. Students will receive a notice sent via email to their Embry-Riddle email account. The email will include the option to appeal.

Please Note: Scholarships are based on funding availability and are subject to change on an annual basis. Students will be notified of all changes as soon as possible.