The 2010-2011 Scholarships & Awards booklet (pdf 2.11MB) contains descriptions of more than 150 scholarships and awards available for students at SUNY Oswego, as well as award amounts, application requirements, deadlines and criteria for consideration. Scholarships are organized in the following categories:

• General Scholarships
• College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
• School of Business
• School of Communication, Media & the Arts
• School of Education
• Freshman & Transfer Students
•  Honors Program
• Graduate Studies
• Research

When Edward Austin Sheldon founded the Oswego Normal School in 1861, little did he know it would grow into a comprehensive college of more than 8,200 students enrolled in a College of Liberal Arts and Sciences; a School of Communication, Media and the Arts; a School of Business; a School of Education; a Division of Extended Learning and a Division of Graduate Studies. The commitment to excellence envisioned by Sheldon continues to the present day. Many Oswego graduates, some of them recipients of previous scholarships, have gone on to distinguish themselves in their careers and communities, not only in New York State, but across the globe.

We THANK the many benefactors (alumni, parents, children, friends, faculty, staff, emeriti and businesses) whose support of SUNY Oswego’s learner-centered mission has made these award opportunities available for our current students.

How to Apply?

A scholarship, award, grant or project is a non-repayable award given to eligible students who meet the requirements under each set of criteria listed. Scholarship qualifications and award amounts are subject to change in accordance with the wishes of the donor(s), decisions of departmental scholarship committees, fluctuations in the financial market, and/or changes in the policies of the Oswego College Foundation, Inc.