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Apply for a Full-Tuition Scholarship!

Candidates for a Full-Tuition Scholarship must have a 3.75 unweighted, cumulative GPA in a college preparatory curriculum, a 1200 SAT (Math and Reading), 25 ACT (composite), or equivalent test optional score.

Qualified candidates must receive an invitation to apply for the Full Tuition Scholarship and must interview for the scholarship at a Scholarship Competition. 

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Your application for admission will get you started on scholarships including Merit Scholarships.

Merit Scholarships are up to $11,000 per year.

Merit Scholarships require an on-campus visit to confirm the scholarship award.

Apply for a Scholarship Competition!

Scholarship Competitions allow you to complete for prestigious and limited scholarship awards at Brevard!

Scholarship Competition awards are up to $3,000 per year.

You must pay your Enrollment Fee before you are eligible to attend a Scholarship Competition. 

First-year students and college transfer students are eligible to attend.

Apply for the Honors Program and Honors Program Scholarship!

The Honors Program seeks to engage Brevard's best and brightest students in advanced study, leadership, and scholarship.

The Honors Program Scholarship is $1,000 per year.

Brevard College is the ideal place to study music and to perform!

Apply and learn more about Music Scholarships and audition requirements. 

Music Scholarships must be equal to or greater than your Merit Scholarship. You cannot receive a Merit Scholarship and a Music Scholarship.

Apply and learn more about Theatre and Music Theatre Scholarships!

Music and Musical Theatre Scholarships must be equal to or greater than your Merit Scholarship. You cannot receive a Theatre/Musical Theatre Scholarship and a Merit Scholarship.

Pay my Enrollment Fee and receive my grant!

When you pay your Enrollment Fee early, you'll receive a $500-$2,000 per year Early Enrollment Fee Grant!

This grant is renewable for 4-years. The amount of the grant depends on when you pay the Enrollment Fee. The early you pay the fee, the larger your grant.

The deadline to receive a Early Enrollment Free Grant, of any amount, is March 15.

Apply the IWIL program and Scholarship!

IWIL seeks to develop leadership skills in women through the medium of service.

You can find out more about this exciting and distinct leadership program here. 

Brevard College Grants are up to $2,000 per year.

The Financial Aid Office will determine your eligibility for a Brevard College Grant after you have completed the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).

Apply for and learn more about Visual Arts Scholarships!

You can find additional information about student loans here!

Students obtain private Student Loans through a Lender on their own behalf. Students can use any lender of their choice.

• Click here to compare lender information such as interest rates, repayment term, etc. 

Alternative loans are credit-based loans available to students. These loans are available to credit-worthy students, but in most instances, students would need to have a credit-worthy co-signer in order to borrow. 

New students can appeal their awards for financial aid and request additional financial resources from Brevard.

Please send your financial aid appeal and request for additional financial aid to Katie Chambers, Director of Admissions and Financial Aid, at chambersk@brevard.edu.

You may also send your appeal to Josh Romero, Director of Admissions and Financial Aid, at romeroj1@brevard.edu.

Continuing students follow the appeal process described here. 

Learn more about accessing your Veteran's Benefits here. 

Jeff McCants, Financial Aid Counselor and Veteran's benefits expert, will work closely with you. 

You can reach Jeff at mccantsjb@brevard.edu or call 828.641.0776. 

Brevard College offers payment plans. You can find more information here. 

Your Director of Admissions and Financial Aid can also help you with your payment plan.

Click here for additional resources and information about scholarships!

Here's Brevard's Net Price Calculator. You can get a better and more accurate estimate of your costs by contacting a Director of Admissions and Financial Aid. You can find their information at the bottom of this web page.