Understand the financial aid process
We know that navigating the financial aid process can be daunting, but our goal is to make it easier for you.
Undergraduate Types of Aid
Roberta B. Willis Scholarship
Grant | Up to $5,250 | State of Connecticut
This need-based scholarship is awarded to Connecticut residents who file a FAFSA and meet a certain expected family contribution (EFC) threshold that is determined annually. They must be full-time students who graduated from a Connecticut high school and do not have a previous bachelor’s degree.
There is also a small merit component that requires: a separate application (available through the high school guidance office); SAT scores of 1200; and a rank in the top 20% of the class.
Grants are need-based and considered “gift aid.” Repayment is not required.
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There are several ways to help offset the cost of your education.