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The document outlines the guidelines and criteria for the UIC Transfer Merit Tuition Awards for the 2007-2008 academic year. It specifies eligibility requirements for transfer students, including a minimum GPA of 3.25, residency in Illinois, and enrollment in a baccalaureate program. The application process includes submitting a personal statement and other documentation by September 14, 2007. The award is competitive and intended for new transfer students only.

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Does UIC give merit aid?

UIC offers several merit-based scholarships. First-year applicants should complete their UIC application by our November 1, priority date. We automatically consider applicants. There are no extra steps required unless stated on the award page.

Does UIC give merit?

UIC offers several merit-based scholarships.

Is it hard to get into UIC as a transfer student?

A. Admitted transfer students typically have a GPA of 3.5 or higher. Admission rate is only 14% however. To apply, candidates should have a grade point average of at least 3.20 in their most recent college work. Those offered admission as transfer students typically have a GPA of 3.5 or higher.

Does university of Chicago give merit aid?

UChicago merit scholarships are guaranteed for four years as long as the student remains a full-time student in good standing with the College.

Can you get a merit scholarship as a transfer?

In addition to finding a specific transfer scholarship, transfer students and non-transfers alike can find merit scholarships, athletic scholarships, scholarships for academic excellence, scholarships for students at community colleges, and other types of college scholarships.

What GPA gets you a merit scholarship?

Since the minimum GPA for a full-ride scholarship is usually set at 3.0, a 4.0 is sure to always be above and beyond whats required. Heres how it can boost your chances: Academic Excellence: A 4.0 GPA demonstrates consistent academic excellence, making you an attractive candidate for merit-based scholarships.

What is the UIC award of merit?

Award of Merit It is a university-wide honor available to UIC campus staff who exhibit service, commitment, and dedication. Award recipients receive a $3,000 monetary award and a memento gift.

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