Villanova University Financial Aid and Scholarships
Students Receiving Aid
53%
Total Aid Amount
$113.124M
Financial Aid Official Website
www1.villanova.edu/villanova/enroll/finaid.html
Villanova University (VU), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is committed to providing financial assistance on the basis of the family’s ability to contribute. The holistic admission process for domestic students is need-blind. Through grants, loans, and scholarship opportunities provided through federal, state, and university resources. About 53% of students at the campus receives a total financial aid of $113,123,634 every year.
It provides scholarships on the basis of student’s academic achievements, proven leadership, and participation in extracurricular activities- both in their schools and their communities. Villanova’s merit-based scholarships are offered through the following programs:
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The Presidential Scholarship Program provides scholarships covering full tuition, room, board, general fee, and the cost of textbooks for eight consecutive semesters.
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St. Martin de Porres Scholarship covers the full cost of tuition and general fees
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The Randazzo Endowed Presidential Scholarship also covers full tuition fees, room, and board, general, and book fees for eight semesters.
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Goizueta Foundation Scholars Fund is a need-based scholarship for those who have an interest in Hispanic/Latin culture.
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Hovnanian Scholarship provides funding to undergraduate students to attend Villanova University on a full-time basis.
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Villanova National Merit Scholarships are offered to top students who are designated as finalists by National Merit Corporation.
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Army ROTC is for selected army ROTC award recipients.
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Naval ROTC is for selected Naval ROTC award recipients.
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Villanova university grant which is sponsored by the university itself, this grant is eligible for Full-time undergraduates. The grant is accessible by the award-winning applicant which varies according to their financial needs.
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Federal Pell Grant, sponsored by the Federal Government, it’s eligibility includes exceptional financial need.
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FSEOG(Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant), sponsored by the Federal Government, eligible for the financial need.
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PHEAA(Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency) Grant, sponsored by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for the undergraduate students.
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Other state grants, sponsored by the other US States, eligibility include financial need and state residency.
The federal Perkins Loan is a federal loan based on financial need. Students must be accepted or registered in an undergraduate degree program. The Perkins Loan is a 5% interest loan and becomes payable nine months after leaving the University, or nine months after the student is no longer enrolled at least half-time.
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