Scholarships & Grants

Manhattanville has a long history of rewarding students of high academic achievement regardless of their financial need. We also are committed to making it possible for students of limited financial resources to attend the college. Each applicant is automatically evaluated for merit awards and no additional application is needed for consideration.

Annual renewal of all scholarships is based on 1) Maintaining a minimum grade point average and 2) Attending each semester on a full time basis (12 credits).

Fall 2020 First-Year Merit Awards (Applied upon acceptance)

Chairman's Scholarship	$25,000 per year
Board Of Trustees Scholarship	$23,000 per year
President's Scholarship	$21,000 per year
Provost's Scholarship	$17,000 per year
Dean's Award	$10,000 per year

Fall 2020 Transfer Scholarships (Applied upon acceptance)

Transfer Excellence	$20,000 per year
Transfer Achievement	$18,000 per year
Transfer Merit	$16,000 per year
Transfer Distinction	$12,000 per year
Transfer Scholar	$10,000 per year

Manhattanville Advancement Program (MAP)

The Manhattanville Advancement Program (MAP) is a scholarship program that provides educational opportunity and support to economically disadvantaged students.

The MAP scholarship is a four-year commitment. Students receive a broad range of services including academic, personal, and career counseling. Beyond the traditional academic focus of most scholarship programs, MAP encourages the development of the student as a whole— intellectually, ethically, and socially. Students are encouraged towards these aims by fostering community service, student leadership development, and goal-oriented self-management.

School of Education Professional Development Schools Scholarship

This scholarship awards a half tuition scholarship to high achieving students who will graduate from a school district that is affiliated with our Graduate School of Education. Students must be in good academic standing, and attend high school in the school districts of Peekskill, New Rochelle, Greenburg District 7, White Plains, Elmsford, Bedford or Ossining.

Valiant Legacy Award

Manhattanville College is pleased to offer a $2,000 award to an incoming student whose grandparent, parent or sibling is a Manhattanville alumnus/a. This award applies to incoming first-years or transfers who will be enrolled as full-time, degree-seeking students. The Valiant Legacy Award is renewable for a maximum of four years and can be combined with all other Manhattanville-funded awards, with the exception of the full-tuition Manhattanville Advancement Program (MAP) award and Tuition-Exchange program.

Although a separate application is not required, applicants must provide the name of the qualifying family member within the Admissions application; please indicate the name and relationship of the relative who attended Manhattanville and what year they received a degree.

Sacred Heart Scholarship

The Sacred Heart Scholarship is a half tuition scholarship for freshmen candidates graduating from a school founded by the Sacred Heart Order. See the List of eligible schools.

Fine Arts Scholarships

Dance/Theatre and Music awards are given based on the student's audition. The amount awarded depends upon each individual audition. Please click on the major you wish to pursue for audition requirements.

Art awards are given based on the student's portfolio. It is suggested that students include in their portfolio works in multiple medias (when possible). Approximately 15 images may be submitted in slide or digital format with an accompanying description sheet. To click here to learn more about how to submit your images.

Sister Mary T. Clark, RSCJ Center Scholarship

We offer those students with leadership, community service and/or social justice experience the opportunity to apply for the Sister Mary T. Clark, RSCJ Center Scholarship. By offering scholarships of $2,000 per year, we hope to reward those students who will most likely continue on the service path, while also advancing our values and missions. Please see the Sister Mary T. Clark, RSCJ Center Scholarship for additional information.