Suitably qualified international students with strong academic achievements are encouraged to apply for the University of Notre Dame Undergraduate Scholarships 2025. This program rewards merit through scholarships; leadership, academic achievement, and community service scholarships.
Beyond money assistance, the Notre Dame Scholarship program equips students with all the requisite tools for success in their chosen vocations and subsequent ability to build worthwhile professions. It will be useful for a student in a research university such as Notre Dame where research excellence, creativity, or general development is sought.
SCHOLARSHIP SUMMARY:
Scholarship Sponsor(s): University of Notre Dame
Host Institution(s): UND in USA
Scholarship Worth: Not Stated
Number of Awards: Several
Study Level: Undergraduate
Nationality: Domestic and International Students
REQUIREMENTS AND ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS 2025 AT UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME
Open to applicants from all countries
Evidence of excellent academic records and high school transcripts
Optional ACT/SAT scores
Proof of English Language proficiency (if applicable)
Letters of recommendation from a teacher and counselor
Writing supplements, including short-answer responses to essays, offering a more personal insight beyond academic stats
Scholarship Benefits:
Merit-based scholarships and need-based financial aid for international students
Research and internship opportunities
Membership in a global community of students, faculty, and alumni
Development of skills, experience, and confidence
SEE ALSO: MOPGA Research Grants 2025 for Young Researchers
APPLICATION PROCEDURES FOR UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS 2025 AT UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME (HOW TO APPLY);
Apply through the Common Application or Coalition Application.
Complete the Notre Dame Writing Supplement.
Submit optional ACT/SAT scores (if applicable).
Provide TOEFL, IELTS, DET, or PTE Academic scores if English is not your first language.
Upload high school transcripts and a letter of recommendation from a teacher.
Submit a copy of your passport through the applicant status portal.
Non-U.S. citizens applying for need-based financial aid must complete the CSS Profile.
Application Deadline:
November 1, 2024, for Restrictive Early Action
January 3, 2025, for Regular Decision
For more information visit the official website