Scholarships

College Undergraduate Scholarships at Peirce College

Peirce Student Scholarships

Peirce offers need-based and non-need-based graduate and undergraduate college scholarships and grants to help students fund their educations.

Peirce College Scholarships, Grants and Awards

One way Peirce makes higher education accessible and attainable is by helping our students fund their degrees through scholarships. Please review the scholarship opportunities below carefully. This page will be updated every year when Peirce begins taking applications for these college scholarships and grants for the coming academic year. The student scholarships listed are available to Peirce College undergraduate students only (except for the Cederstrom Scholarship, which is also available to graduate students) and are used for tuition and/or fees only unless otherwise stated.

Please review the graduate and undergraduate scholarship opportunities below carefully. Many (but not all) of these college scholarships and grants can be applied for using the Peirce College Common Scholarship Application form. Some also require an essay and/or recommendation letters.  

Application deadlines for the 2018/2019 academic year will be updated in July 2018.

Please note: If you are receiving other outside aid and/or Peirce College funds that cover tuition your scholarship may be reduced or eliminated.

Helpful Scholarship Application Hints:

Scholarship essays should use this formatting unless specified otherwise:

  • Double spaced
  • Times New Roman font 12-point font
  • One-inch top, bottom and side margins

Letters of recommendation should follow these guidelines:

  • Recommendations should be from academic and/or business professionals, unless otherwise specified.
  • The writer of a letter of recommendation should include his/her name, employer and phone number in the recommendation.

Created by Albert G. Cederstrom, Jr. ’43 to honor his parents, Albert G. Cederstrom and Emilie L. Cederstrom, the purpose of this fund is to provide financial support to Peirce College students who are currently enrolled in the Human Resource Management Program.

The purpose of this scholarship is to provide financial support to new undergraduate students entering Peirce College and students who have completed a minimum of 24 credits.

The purpose of this award is to provide scholarship support to students majoring in accounting who have completed 60 credit hours or more toward their degree and have demonstrated good citizenship.

Peirce College awards two undergraduate scholarships for full tuition and fees each year to City of Philadelphia employees or residents.

The purpose of this scholarship is to provide financial support to a full-time second-year student enrolled in a two-year degree program.
Arthur J. Lendo served as Peirce College's sixth president from 1991 through 2009. Dr. Lendo developed Peirce's acclaimed distance learning platform that allowed students to earn degrees entirely online, and his legacy lives on today through this technology-focused scholarship fund.
This scholarship program offered by the external Chester County Paralegal Association awards a $1,000 scholarship to one qualifying Paralegal Studies student in the Delaware Valley annually.
A fund providing financial support to veterans or active military personnel who have completed 15 credit hours or more toward their degree.
This is a renewable award for associate degree graduates from partner schools. Funds will be dispersed on a term-by-term basis. Award is up to $3000 per academic year provided a student’s tuition is not being covered by other financial means.
This scholarship, offered by the external National Association of Health Services Executives, was designed to encourage African-Americans and other minorities to pursue careers in Healthcare Administration.
The Edwin B. Miller Memorial Scholarship Fund provides college undergraduate scholarships to Peirce Legal Studies students for whom critical financial assistance is needed to complete their education.
This scholarship was created by Lt. Col. Frank O'Bannon to honor his wife, Mildred Brown-O'Bannon, class of 1938.
The purpose of this award is to provide financial support for new and existing students who demonstrate financial need.
Created by Robert R. Hollenbach ’48 in agreement with the Hollenbach Family Foundation of the Chester County Community Foundation, this scholarship will provide financial support to students who have a minimum GPA of 3.0 and demonstrate financial need.
This scholarship was established to honor Will Clifton, a 1984 graduate of Peirce College and president of the Black Student Union. The purpose of this scholarship is to provide financial support to an African-American student who has successfully completed 24 or more credits and is enrolled in a two year degree program.
The purpose of this scholarship is to provide financial support to full-time undergraduate students in a degree-granting course of study, in good academic standing and whose financial needs cannot be met by other aid programs.