Presidential Scholarship
Presidential Scholars receive $25,000 per year for four years. The scholarship includes a one-time $3,000 stipend for an experiential learning opportunity.
Each academic year, The University of Toledo awards the campus' highest distinction, the Presidential Scholarship, to a select group of incoming freshmen whose high school achievements distinguish them both as students and as members of their respective communities. As a UToledo Presidential Scholar, you can do so much more in the next four years than you’d ever imagine.
- Master the fundamentals of community engagement through interactive experiences.
- Be recognized as an academic leader through experiential learning like internships, research and study abroad.
- Grow relationships with mentors who are faculty and campus leaders, dedicated to your academic growth.
- Become the best version of you while challenging others to think differently.
Presidential Scholarship Requirements
- Minimum high school cumulative GPA of 3.8 for all applicants. Applicants submitting test scores should have a 30 ACT or 1360 SAT. All applicants must be U.S. citizens or eligible non-citizens.
- Submission of your application for admission to UToledo, including official transcripts and optional test scores.
- Submission of Presidential Scholarship application, including extracurricular résumé and personal essays.
- Students who are selected for scholarship consideration must be available for an interview.
The Presidential Scholarship application also serves as the application to the Jesup Scott Honors College, UToledo's premier academic experience for undergraduates. Enrolling in the Honors College confers many distinctions and benefits, including Honors-specific courses and experiential learning opportunities, optional Honors housing, and priority class registration. Check out the Honors College website to meet Honors students and faculty, and to learn more about life as a UToledo Honors student.
Important Dates
The Presidential Scholarship Application is due Nov. 1, 2024.
Because you must have been admitted to UToledo to apply for the Presidential Scholarship,
you are strongly encouraged to submit your UToledo admission application by Oct. 15, 2024.
You may start the application and return at any time, but you must submit your application
on or before Nov. 1, 2024.
To maximize your scholarship opportunities, log in to the Scholarship portal in early October and apply for additional scholarships!
Questions
If you have any questions regarding the scholarship or the application process, please contact the scholarship office at utscholarships@utoledo.edu.
Presidential Scholarship Application Guide
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Step 1: Access the Scholarship Portal.Visit the Scholarship Portal.
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Step 2: Click on the 'student' button.Once you click the student button, a new page will pop up for you to log into Scholarship Manager.
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Step 3: Log into Scholarship Manager.You will use your myUT log in and password.
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Step 4: Click ‘start application’ under the Presidential Scholarship Application.
Once logged in, the Scholarship Manager homepage will appear, where the Presidential Scholarship Application will already appear in your account.
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Step 5: Complete the application.There are three components to the application.
- Student Information: Certain fields will already have pre-generated information. This information is pulled directly from your admission application.
- Resume: This includes extracurricular activities, honors and awards, and work experience. Please ensure you include all relevant information in this section. We want to learn more about you!
- Essays: There are four essays to complete — one personal essay and three additional essays. The personal essay is 600 words or less and the additional essays each should be under 300 words. All essays must be completed before you submit your application. Take your time answering these questions!
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Step 6: Sign the Statement of Integrity and Authorization of Release
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Step 7: Click Review and Submit.
Congratulations! Your application has officially been sent to the committee.