Overview

Barry University, in collaboration with the prestigious Stamps Scholars Program, offers a life-changing opportunity for high-achieving incoming freshmen. The Barry Stamps Scholars Program 2024 provides not only full tuition and room and board for four years but also funds for enriching educational experiences such as study abroad, research projects, and cultural exchanges.

This program is designed for students who demonstrate academic excellence, active leadership, and a commitment to service. It empowers scholars to achieve their educational and personal goals while fostering leadership skills and community impact.

Who Can Apply?

To qualify for the Barry Stamps Scholars Program, applicants must:

• Be a first-year freshman (open to US citizens, residents, and international students).
• Have a high school GPA of 3.5 or higher.
• Demonstrate active leadership and involvement in community or extracurricular activities.

Application Procedure

• Apply to Barry University:

  • Submit your application for admission to Barry University.
  • Ensure you meet the minimum GPA requirement of 3.5.

• Apply for the Stamps Scholars Program:

  • Access the scholarship application through your MyBarry account after being accepted.
  • Complete the application by 15 January 2024.

• Participate in Interviews:

  • February: Semifinalists are invited to a virtual interview with the Barry Stamps Admissions Committee.
  • March: Finalists are interviewed by a representative of the Stamps Scholars Program.

• Notification:

  • Final decisions are announced by late March 2024.

What Financial Support is Available?

1. Covers full tuition, room, and board for four years.
2. Provides a $6,000 enrichment fund for extraordinary learning experiences, including study abroad, cultural exchanges, and research.
   • In addition to financial support, the program offers opportunities for leadership training, cultural experiences, and prominent roles in university events.
   • Includes access to a national and global network of over 2,800 Stamps Scholars.