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Programme Overview
Our Illinois Tech Purpose scholarship program covers 100 percent* of a student’s undergraduate tuition and mandatory fees through a combination of institutional aid combined with federal and state grants. This special scholarship puts the dream of receiving a bachelor’s degree from Chicago’s premier tech-focused university within reach for students from across Illinois.
Benefits
A college degree remains a leading indicator of life-long career success and earnings. Yet for many students, attending college comes with multiple challenges: college preparedness, cost, lack of access to resume-building experiences that magnify the impact of a college degree, and the need for a supportive community that enables them to live up to their full potential.
Illinois Tech addresses those challenges.
- Illinois Tech Purpose significantly reduces the financial burden for students, allowing them to focus more efforts on their coursework and less on paying for their education.
- Our one-of-a-kind Elevate program guarantees students access to real-world experiences that build their career readiness and prepare them for a lifetime of professional success.
- Illinois Tech’s close-knit community and network of student services including advisers, peer mentors, academic tutoring, career counselors, and more provides students with the unified, holistic support they need to navigate the complexities of college life.
Requirements
No separate scholarship application is required. If you meet the criteria below, we guarantee you will receive the Illinois Tech Purpose scholarship:
- Be a United States citizen or permanent resident, or meet the undocumented student criteria of the RISE Act
- Be a resident of the state of Illinois for at least one year prior to enrollment and qualify for the Monetary Award Program (MAP) grant
- Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or the Alternative Application for Illinois Financial Aid (Alternative Application) each year and complete the verification process with the Office of Financial Aid
- Have a family adjusted gross income of $75,000 or less
- Maintain good academic standing while attending Illinois Tech and be enrolled as a full-time degree seeking student each fall and spring semester
- Be a new first-year student and:
- Apply by November 15 under Illinois Tech’s early action plan
- Have a minimum 3.7 unweighted overall grade-point average upon applying to Illinois Tech
- Be among the top 10 percent of your high school class; or
- Be a new transfer student under the age of 24 and:
- Apply by March 15
- Have a minimum 3.4 overall grade-point average
- Earned no more than 61 credits at a previous institution
- Pursuing your bachelor’s degree for the first time
Application Deadline
Not SpecifiedHow To Apply
For more details visit: Illinois Tech webpage.