Get Laverne Noyes Scholarship Application For 2019-2020 Purdue University

Financial Aid Breakdown for Full-time Incoming Freshman Aid Type% ReceivingAverage AmountState/local goverment grant or scholarships13%$6,923Institutional grants or scholarships43%$6,773Student loan aid34%$9,106Federal student loans32%$5,9075 more rows

Financial Aid Statistics for Purdue University--Main Campus The average need-based scholarship or grant awarded to first-year students at Purdue University--Main Campus was $11,985. Additionally, 35% of first-year students received need-based financial aid in fall 2021.

Descriptions of University-Wide Scholarships Key:Value 1PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP$10,000 per year (nonresidents) $4,000 per year (Indiana residents)Lilly Scholars at Purdue ProgramFull tuition. Learn more about Lilly Scholars at Purdue.NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP$500 per year7 more rows

If you're a 21st Century Scholar with a combined family adjusted gross income (AGI) of less than $50,000 per year, then you may qualify for Purdue Promise. It's a program to help Indiana's 21st Century Scholars graduate in four years with little to no debt.

The Purdue University Presidential Scholarship is awarded based on a holistic review of all information provided via the admission application. This includes exceptional academic achievement, and leadership and service in school/community. The dollar amounts will vary depending on your residency.

In addition to having a complete admissions application by the Early Action deadline, new students applying to the colleges below should also complete the Purdue Departmental Scholarship Application by February 15 to be considered for additional college and school scholarships.

The recommended GPA requirements for Purdue are between 3.0 and 4.0. You will need a moderately high GPA and will likely be graduating at the top half of your class in order to get into Purdue. If your GPA is lower than suggested at the time you apply, you may have to perform above average on your standardized tests.