Scholarship Opportunities

Renewal is contingent upon full-time undergraduate enrollment and meeting (SAP) Satisfactory Academic Progress. Awards currently range from $20,000 - $33,000.

Regis College offers a $4,000 scholarship to any graduate from any Catholic high school throughout the world.

The Dare to Dream Scholarship supports international students who have financial need but do not qualify for traditional financial aid. This scholarship will be awarded to eligible students to ensure they can continue pursuing their educational goals and dreams at Regis.

If you meet this criteria and would like to learn more, please contact financial aid.

The Fung Scholars and Fellows Program at Regis College is a four-year (fall and spring semester) undergraduate scholarship for residential students who are citizens of Hong Kong or Mainland China. The value of this scholarship is 50% of the cost of tuition for each year of enrollment. The scholarship also includes the fees associated with one service immersion trip through Regis College’s Center for Ministry and Service.

Eligibility

• Apply for admission by the February 1 priority deadline.
• A citizen of Hong Kong or Mainland China.
• Plan to be a residential student (living on campus).
• Complete the Fung Scholarship application and essay

Students are nominated by Undergraduate Admission to apply for the Fung Scholarship based on materials submitted at the time of admission, including academic achievement, leadership qualities, and an appreciation of the Regis College mission as defined by the Values of the Sisters of St. Joseph. Notification is typically between March 15 and April 1.

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Transfer students who are members of Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society are eligible for this scholarship.

• An additional requirement for the scholarship is a letter of recommendation from a Phi Theta Kappa advisor.
• The scholarship can be renewed up to three years, contingent upon the student maintaining a full-time status and a 3.0 or above grade point average.

The Yellow Ribbon Program allows institutions of higher learning to enter into a voluntary agreement with the Department of Veterans Affairs to contribute funds to a veteran’s unmet tuition and fee charges. Under the program, Regis can contribute up to half of any tuition expenses that exceed the highest public in-state undergraduate tuition rate, and the Veterans Administration will match the amount.

To apply for this scholarship, interested students should first visit and read the Carole Remick Foundation website.

With funding from the Carole Remick Foundation, Regis will award scholarships of up to $5,000 (based on financial need) for the 2025-2026 academic year. Full-time undergraduate students with an interest in a career in writing and/or communications will have the opportunity to apply for this scholarship.

Eligibility

1. Students must have an interest in a career in writing and/or communications.
2. The application process requires prospective students to write a 500-word essay reflecting on how their academic goals align with the overall mission of the Carole Remick Foundation. Please include your full name and Regis email with your essay submission.
3. The selected students will be required to meet monthly with Dr. Colleen Malachowski, the Carole Remick Endowed Chair, and submit a portfolio of their work each semester for feedback.
4. Please submit your 500-word essay to Dr. Malachowski at colleen.malachowski@regiscollege.edu by August 2, 2025.
5. Scholarship recipients will be evaluated based on their academic potential, interest in writing, and financial need.

Email to learn more about the Carole Remick Fellows Scholarship

The Compassionate Leadership Scholarship - established by renowned health care and social justice activist, philanthropist, author, and Regis College honorary degree recipient Donato J. Tramuto - is a scholarship opportunity for students currently studying in the Young School of Nursing. The scholarship will be awarded on an annual basis to one student in the amount of $5,000. Applications are due on April 25, 2025, for the academic year (2025-2026).

Compassionate Leadership Scholarship Overview and Application

In the spirit of the generosity of Mr. Jack Connors, Regis College is proud to offer a four-year, full-tuition scholarship to one member of the incoming class that has an affiliation with a Boston area services organization. Preference is given to applicants who have an affiliation to Camp Harbor View as a counselor or camper.

The Connors Scholarship cannot be combined with any other institutional merit scholarships (including the Resident Grant).

Connors recipients must maintain good academic status and remain full-time students.

Eligibility

• Apply for admission by the February 1 priority deadline.
• Have an affiliation with a Boston area services organization, specifically as an active participant or volunteer.
• Provide a letter of recommendation from someone within the service organization.
• Complete the Connors Scholarship essay.
• Required to live on campus as a residential student.

Students are nominated by Undergraduate Admission to apply for the Connors Scholarship based on materials submitted at the time of admission, including academic achievement, leadership qualities, and an appreciation of the Regis College mission as defined by the Values of the Sisters of St. Joseph. Notification is typically between March 15 and April 1.

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The Regis College Diverse Educator (RDE) Scholarship is a full-tuition, four-year (eight semesters) undergraduate scholarship for residential students committed to the field of education and to serving underrepresented populations in education.

The Regis College Diverse Educator Scholarship cannot be combined with any other institutional merit scholarships (including the Resident Grant).

RDE recipients must maintain good academic status and remain full-time students.

Eligibility

• Apply for admission by the February 1 priority deadline.
• Required to major in one of Regis College’s education majors.
• Required to live on campus as a residential student.
• Complete the Diverse Educator Scholarship essay.

Students are nominated by Undergraduate Admission to apply for the Diverse Educator Scholarship based on materials submitted at the time of admission, including academic achievement, leadership qualities, and an appreciation of the Regis College mission as defined by the Values of the Sisters of St. Joseph. Notification is typically between March 15 and April 1.

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Graduate students in the Digital Marketing Communication program will have the opportunity to apply for this scholarship. To apply for this scholarship, interested students should first visit and read the Carole Remick Foundation website.

With funding from the Carole Remick Foundation, Regis will award scholarships of up to $5,000 (based on tuition need) for the 2026 academic semester. Awards will be applied directly to tuition.

Eligibility

1. Students must be in the graduate Digital Marketing Communication program and have a minimum GPA of 3.0.
2. The application process requires prospective students to write a 500-word essay reflecting on how their academic goals align with the overall mission of the Carole Remick Foundation. Please include your full name and Regis email with your essay submission.
3. The selected students will be required to meet monthly with Dr. Colleen Malachowski, the Carole Remick Endowed Chair, and submit a portfolio of their work for feedback.
4. Please submit your 500-word essay to Dr. Malachowski at colleen.malachowski@regiscollege.edu by October 10, 2025.
5. Scholarship recipients will be evaluated based on their academic potential, tuition need, and future career goals.

The Hannah C. Bradley Endowed Scholarship Fund was established in 1994 by Jacalyn C. Egan, who identified the fact that non-traditional students pursuing an undergraduate degree face unique obstacles.

Students today face many challenges: familial loss, culture shock, juggling the demands of home, family, childcare, and employment. All of these factors, coupled with a full class schedule, can be daunting. In addition, the financial restrictions and needs of undergraduate, non-traditional and or international students are defined by their unique set of circumstances. The permanently endowed Hannah C. Bradley Endowed Scholarship Fund makes awards to non-traditional undergraduate students facing unique obstacles.

Regis College is pleased to offer the prestigious Helene Fuld Health Trust Scholarship to students in our 16-month Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing (ABS) program.

About the Helene Fuld Health Trust:

The Helene Fuld Health Trust is the largest charitable trust in the United States dedicated exclusively to supporting the health, welfare, and education of student nurses.

Eligibility:

• Enrolled or accepted in Regis College's 16-month ABS program
• Minimum GPA of 3.3
• Submission of a personal statement outlining nursing journey and professional goals

Selection Criteria:

• Academic performance
• Personal statement
• Financial need

Award:

Initial or continuing awards determined by the Scholarship Committee

Application:

Eligible students are encouraged to apply for consideration.

Fuld Scholarship Application

To be considered for the fall semester, please complete the application by April 30, and for the spring semester, submission must be received by October 31.

The Mary Jane England ’59, MD President Emerita Scholarship was established in 2010 to honor former Regis president Mary Jane England ’59, MD, and her achievements in health and her innovative leadership. Scholarship awards range from $1,000 to $10,000. Applications are due on April 25, 2025, for the academic year (2025-2026).

Mary Jane Scholarship Overview and Application

The Regis Presidential Catholic Schools Scholarship is a four-year, full-tuition scholarship for residential students. High-achieving graduating seniors from Catholic high schools within the United States and all U.S. territories are eligible for this scholarship opportunity. Recipients are selected by the Committee on Scholarships based on their academic achievement, leadership ability, and extracurricular profile.

The Presidential Catholic Schools Scholarship cannot be combined with any other institutional merit scholarships (including the Resident Grant).

PCSS recipients must maintain good academic status and remain full-time students.

Eligibility

• Apply for admission by the February 1 priority deadline.
• Will graduate from a Catholic high school in the United States or a U.S. territory.
• Must complete the Presidential Catholic Schools Scholarship essay.

Students are nominated by Undergraduate Admission to apply for the Presidential Catholic School Scholarship based on materials submitted at the time of admission, including academic achievement, leadership qualities, and an appreciation of the Regis College mission as defined by the Values of the Sisters of St. Joseph. Notification is typically between March 15 and April 1.

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The Regis College Puerto Rico Dear Neighbor Scholarship is a full-tuition, four-year undergraduate scholarship for residential students who demonstrate the values of the Sisters of Saint Joseph of Boston. These values include:

• Gracious hospitality
• Love and service of the Dear Neighbor without distinction
• Peaceful resolution of conflict
• Care for all God’s creation

The Puerto Rico Dear Neighbor Scholarship cannot be combined with any other institutional merit scholarships (including the Resident Grant).

Scholarship recipients must maintain good academic status and remain full-time students.

Eligibility

• Apply for admission by the February 1 priority deadline.
• Students must be full-time residents of Puerto Rico.
• Required to live on campus as a residential student.
• Must complete the Puerto Rico Dear Neighbor Scholarship essay.

Students are nominated by Undergraduate Admission to apply for the Puerto Rico Dear Neighbor Scholarship based on materials submitted at the time of admission, including academic achievement, leadership qualities, and an appreciation of the Regis College mission as defined by the Values of the Sisters of St. Joseph. Notification is typically between March 15 and April 1.

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The Sloane Scholarship is a four-year, full-tuition undergraduate scholarship available to one member of the incoming first-year class studying in the Sloane School of Business and Communication.

The Sloane Scholarship cannot be combined with any other institutional merit scholarships (including the Resident Grant).

Scholarship recipients must maintain good academic status and remain full-time students.

Eligibility

• Plan to study in one of the majors in the Sloane School of Business and Communications.
• Apply for admission by the February 1 priority deadline.
• Plan to be a residential student (living on campus).
• Must complete the Sloane Scholarship essay.

Students are nominated by Undergraduate Admission to apply for the Sloane Scholarship based on materials submitted at the time of admission, including academic achievement, leadership qualities, and an appreciation of the Regis College mission as defined by the Values of the Sisters of St. Joseph. Notification is typically between March 15 and April 1.

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Regis Access Advantage is an is an extension of the university’s longstanding commitment to promoting educational access and advancing its mission of service and inclusion. The RAA was launched in 2025 to expand access to higher education for financially disadvantaged Catholic high school graduates.

Pell Grant-eligible students who graduate from any Catholic high school in the United States, Puerto Rico, or U.S. territories and apply and are admitted to Regis will be eligible for full tuition at Regis using federal, state, and institutional funds. No loans are included in covering the full cost of tuition. RAA recipients are not eligible to receive the Resident Grant.

Recipients must maintain good academic status and remain full-time students and must maintain Pell Grant eligibility throughout their four years of college to continue to receive full tuition.

The RAA builds on the university’s longstanding Catholic High Schools Scholarship, which awards $4,000 to all Catholic high school graduates who enroll at Regis.

Read more about the Regis Access Advantage.

Each year, Regis College awards scholarships to three graduating seniors of Boston Excel Academy who have been admitted to Regis. These $5,000 scholarships are awarded to students with strong academic records, interest in community service, and demonstrated need for financial assistance.

The scholarship is renewable annually, based on continued financial need.

To be considered for the scholarship, students need to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), which will determine financial need.

Students must apply for admission by the February 1 priority deadline.

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Each year, Regis College awards scholarships to three graduating seniors of Boston Latin Academy who have been admitted to Regis. These $5,000 scholarships are awarded to students with strong academic records, interest in community service, and demonstrated need for financial assistance.

The scholarship is renewable annually, based on continued financial need.

To be considered for the scholarship, students need to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), which will determine financial need.

Students must apply for admission by the February 1 priority deadline.

Email to learn more about the Boston Latin Academy Scholarship

1. Review the Goldwater Eligibility Requirements. The Goldwater Scholarship is limited to specific fields of study in the sciences.
   The application portal opens in mid-September, and nominations and all materials are submitted in January, annually.
2. Find your institution’s Goldwater Campus Representative (CR).
   Every (participating) college/university has a Campus Representative (CR) who acts as the liaison with the Goldwater Foundation. Reach out if you have questions before you apply or during the application process.
3. Submit a Student Profile and Pre-Application via the Goldwater portal.
   The very first step is filling out a “pre-application” (sometimes called a “student profile”) in the Goldwater Scholarship’s online system. This pre-application is not your final nomination — it’s a way to express interest, gather preliminary information (e.g. potential recommenders, research experience, background), and initiate contact with your CR. Once submitted, your CR will receive your pre-application and begin coordinating with you.
   At Regis College, your CR will refer you to faculty members who will work with you on the next steps in the process. If your CR receives more student profiles than the maximum number of nominations allowed, a committee of at least three faculty members will determine which nominations to move forward.
4. Work with your faculty members and refine your full application.
   After your pre-application is reviewed, you'll get access to the full application in the portal. See Step Four for an overview of the full application. Briefly, this includes:
   1. An online questionnaire (academic record, coursework, etc.). You can download this to review, but it will be submitted online.
   2. A detailed research essay.
   3. A short narrative about your career goals and professional aspirations
   4. Official transcripts (also used to compute your GPA)
   5. Three letters of recommendation, typically from research mentors or faculty who know your work. Once you have selected the mentors/faculty to write for you, in consultation with your faculty, reach out to them with an information packet and ask them to write for you. Once they agree, send their names and contact information to your CR who will contact them directly and collect the letters on your behalf to submit with your application.
   6. For permanent residents, a copy of your Green Card or proof of status
5. Campus nomination and CR submission to Goldwater.
   Because Goldwater requires that candidates be nominated by their institution, you cannot just submit independently. Your CR (or an appointed institutional office) will collect all nominated candidates’ materials no later than January 15 and then submit the final nomination packet via the Goldwater portal by the national deadline (last Friday in January).

Key Links and Portal Info

• The Goldwater application portal is hosted on ScholarsApply
• Your CR uses a separate CR portal to upload materials.
• Full information about the Goldwater Foundation and the scholarship is available on the Goldwater website.