Which art colleges in the United States have scholarships?

Art major has always been a major with high tuition fees, so which art colleges in the United States have scholarships? Let's take a look with me!

PRATT Pratt Institute of Art

The scholarships offered by Pratt Institute of Art mainly include merit scholarships, limited scholarships and donation scholarships. In addition, in order to further reduce the financial burden of students, the school has also increased various grants.

1. Presidential Merit Scholarship

The Admissions Office determines whether to award scholarships according to professional performance, GPA scores, test scores, and portfolios. Merit scholarships for architecture majors will be evaluated according to SAT/ACT scores and GPA scores. If freshmen want to win scholarships continuously, they need to ensure that their GPA is above 2.5.

2. National Scholarship

Pratt Institute of Art believes that academic art projects are a good way to encourage students to submit excellent applications for admission. This scholarship can be obtained at the same time as the merit scholarship, but it is only awarded in the junior year.

The bonus is as follows:

Gold Award winner of individual works: 5 USD/year

Gold Award winner of Art and Photography Portfolio: 1,5 USD/year

Silver Award winner of Art and Photography Portfolio: 1, USD/year

3. Scholarships from off-campus scholarship schools

The office provides various off-campus scholarships for international students. These scholarship funding institutions are independent of Pratt Institute of Design, and each has different evaluation criteria.

4. restrictions and donation scholarships

these scholarships will be awarded according to academic performance and financial situation. Although this kind of scholarship needs to submit an application form, there is no specific form of funding. Scholarship winners will be selected by the dean or department director according to the donor's criteria. The time limit of this kind of scholarship is usually one year, which is determined according to the actual fund amount of that year. Application conditions: all undergraduates, excellent academic performance, recommended by the department and meeting other specific requirements. Minimum quota: 5 USD/year, and maximum quota: 1,5 USD/year.

PARSONS Parsons School of Design

1. NEW CHALLENGE

For all Parsons full-time students

Deadline for application: February NEW CHALLENGE is an annual competition open to the whole school. Encourage students from all majors and levels to contribute their creative ideas and propose solutions to the challenges faced by the local or global environment and society.

The students who finally win will receive a prize of 2,5 to 1, dollars.

2. JOHN L. TISHMAN Scholarship

Deadline for application: November

This scholarship is funded by the Tishman family, mainly for students interested in sustainable development, design and architecture. The successful applicant will receive a scholarship of $4, in the fall semester.

Application conditions:

All students of Parsons Art College

Excellent grades

Concerned about sustainable development (providing practical proof)

Providing proof that they have participated in social activities of sustainable development

Participated in activities of infrastructure sustainable and ecological sustainable development in new york

3. Michael Kalil Fellowship Project Scholarship

is open to students with excellent grades in the whole school.

Deadline for application: the end of January and the beginning of February

The purpose of this grant is to cultivate students' understanding of the intersection of environment and technology, and to support the sustainable development of environmental construction. The grant will be awarded to undergraduate or graduate students' teams and individuals for their efforts every year. Related projects can be transportation, studio practice, conferences, design competitions, or personal study.

eligible students can get up to $5, in project funding.

4. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST Scholarship

Sophomore and junior undergraduates and graduate students can apply

Deadline for application: April

WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST Scholarship was established in 1998 to support and promote the cooperation between Parsons School of Design and local (international) non-profit organizations. Every year, Parsons will award six students who participate in social art and design projects, each with a scholarship of at least $2,. Scholarships are awarded according to the applicant's creative projects and economic situation. Those students who put forward proposals on urban and global sustainability and diversification and show them through art design practice have more advantages when applying.