Subject: Which Colleges Give Merit Aid To Students Without Need?

Check out our list of colleges offering merit aid to students without need.

Want help finding colleges that can offer your student merit scholarships? Stay tuned - we'll be introducing new tools in the next few weeks to make this easier for you to do!

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COLLEGES OFFER MERIT TO 95%+ OF FRESHMEN WITHOUT NEED
In our effort to share more data about generous colleges, we've created a list of colleges that award merit scholarships to 95% or more of their freshmen who have no financial need (at least as determined by the college). 

The data is based on information from a combination of IPEDs and Common Data Set data. You can sort the columns - so have fun fooling around. Sort by state, graduation rates, average merit award, and total cost. The data may not be perfect, because it's self-reported by colleges, so use the information as a guide, not as gospel.



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