Scholarships
In your admissions application to Loyola, you might have also requested financial
aid; Loyola will have notified you about whether you will be receiving that aid. Direct
your questions about that financial aid to the Office of Financial Aid.
On this page we list opportunities we are aware of either specifically for computer science students, or that have been emailed to our faculty to share with our students. It is up to you to determine if a scholarship is a good fit, double check the deadline, and apply. Your advisor can help you with questions about application materials, such as how to write a personal statement or essay.
National Fellowships Office. Loyola’s National Fellowships Office can guide you on large national scholarships programs run by unaffiliated organizations, and if they are a good fit for you. This includes Fulbright, Goldwater, and many more. Many have GPA requirements, as well as requirements for how close you are to graduation.
On this page we list opportunities we are aware of either specifically for computer science students, or that have been emailed to our faculty to share with our students. It is up to you to determine if a scholarship is a good fit, double check the deadline, and apply. Your advisor can help you with questions about application materials, such as how to write a personal statement or essay.
Scholarships through Loyola
CPaMS Scholars Program. The CPaMS Scholars program is for students excelling in computer science, mathematics, statistics, data science, or physics. Most scholars are admitted after being admitted to Loyola, with deadlines shortly after the Loyola admissions deadlines. A small handful of high achieving students are admitted at the end of their first year at Loyola. Transfer students can also apply after applying to Loyola. Admissions to the CPaMs Scholars Program is not based on your nor your family’s financial needs; however, if you are admitted to the program and the Office of Financial Aid has determined that you have financial need, then you may be eligible for an additional scholarship through the CPaMS Scholars program.National Fellowships Office. Loyola’s National Fellowships Office can guide you on large national scholarships programs run by unaffiliated organizations, and if they are a good fit for you. This includes Fulbright, Goldwater, and many more. Many have GPA requirements, as well as requirements for how close you are to graduation.
Scholarships Outside of Loyola
The following scholarships have come to our attention and may be relevant to you:
- Bold.org. The $25,000 “Be Bold” Scholarship is a no-essay scholarship that will be awarded to the applicant with the boldest profile. But there are other scholarships as well.
- ComputerScience.org’s list of scholarships. This website gives you a list of scholarships from many companies.
- Last Mile Grant. This scholarship is for computer science students who are nearing completion of their degree and need additional funding to be able to finish. You must be at least a junior. They also have emergency grants for one time emergency needs that can be used for more than tuition, rent, and books.
- NCWIT’s Aspirations in Computing Collegiate Award. The NCWIT Collegiate Award honors the outstanding computing accomplishments of undergraduate and graduate women, genderqueer, or non-binary students. The deadline is usually during the end of the fall semester. To apply you must first join the Aspirations in Computing community.
- Scholarships for Women Studying Information Security. These scholarships are $2,000 or more for women students studying in a field related to information security.