Auburn University offers numerous scholarships to qualified students. A separate scholarship application is not required to be considered for university-wide scholarships. However, students must have an admissions application, transcripts, and test scores on file by December 1 of their senior year in order to meet the deadline for consideration. Students interested in College of Mathematics scholarships must complete the application form available at http://www.auburn.edu/cosam/scholar.html. For additional information on scholarship like thoses listed below, contact the Office of Minority Programs and Special Academic Projects.
LSAMP Scholarships are initially awarded to outstanding incoming underrepresented minority freshmen majoring in Science, Engineering, and Mathematics on the basis of their High School grades and ACT or SAT scores and/or their performance in the Summer Bridge Program. All scholarship recipients are required to attend Chemistry, Mathematics, and Physics Workshops and maintain a 3.00 GPA. Other students that attend these Workshops and do well in their courses are eligible to compete for these scholarships as they become available.
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