Deree students may qualify for private scholarships funded by generous donors to the College (endowed and expendable scholarships) as well as from the College’s own resources (College scholarships).

Eligibility for these scholarships is based on donor-specific criteria (e.g. geographical origin, academic interest and/or performance, co-curricular activities, etc.) and other criteria set by the College. Scholarships are awarded at the discretion of the College and the Financial Assistance and Planning Office. Students who meet the eligibility requirements of a particular fund are not automatically entitled to a scholarship. Please note that scholarship terms, eligibility requirements and availability are subject to change.

EXPENDABLE SCHOLARSHIPS

Two scholarships awarded annually

Open to an entering or continuing* minor-seeking Deree student and/or entering or continuing Deree degree-seeking student pursuing a minor in “Financial Markets Trading” (*a continuing minor-seeking student with no more than 2 courses already completed)

Intent of the Award

The “Eurobank Equities Expendable Scholarship” was established in 2020 by Eurobank Equities Investment Firm Single Member Societe Anonyme to provide support to two Deree students per academic year pursuing a minor degree in “Financial Markets Trading”, considering their academic performance and financial need. Priority will be given to entering minor-seeking students.

Extent of the Award

The “Eurobank Equities Expendable Scholarship” provides for partial tuition coverage for a maximum period of three years depending on the students’ course load within which the scholars need to complete their minor in “Financial Markets Trading”.

Eligibility Requirements

For Continuing Degree-seeking Student(s):

Have a minimum Cumulative Index-CI of 3.00.
Be pursuing a minor in “Financial Markets Trading.”
Demonstrate financial need.
Comply with all College policies, including the “Student Conduct Code.”

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must:

Maintain a minimum Cumulative Index (CI) of 3.0/4.0 after having completed at least 12 credits at Deree.
Register for at least one Deree course (3 credits or more) in successive Fall and Spring Semesters and maintain this minimum course load through each semester.
Comply with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.
Complete their studies in the minor in Financial Markets Trading within max three (3) consecutive years.

For Continuing minor-seeking Student(s) with no more than 2 courses completed:

Have a minimum Cumulative Index (CI) of 3.0/4.0.
Be pursuing a minor in “Financial Markets Trading.”
Demonstrate financial need.
Comply with all College policies, including the “Student Conduct Code.”

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must:

Maintain a minimum Cumulative Index (CI) of 3.0/4.0 while receiving the award.
Register for at least one Deree course (3 credits) in successive Fall and Spring Semesters and maintain this minimum course load through each semester.
Comply with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.
Complete their studies in the minor in Financial Markets Trading within up to three (3) consecutive years (calculated from the recipient’s initial entry to the college).

Priority will be given to entering minor-seeking students pursuing a minor in Financial Markets Trading. Among equally qualified candidates, those demonstrating the greatest financial need will be selected. The scholarship for both categories may be renewed in succeeding years as long as there is a sufficient balance.

Two partial scholarships awarded periodically
Open to Deree entering degree-seeking students.

Intent of the Scholarship Award

“The Kallisti Non-Profit Society Expendable Scholarship,” established in 2025 by the Kallisti Non-Profit Society, provides support to entering Deree degree-seeking students planning to major in Music or Music Performance considering financial need and academic performance.

Extent of the Scholarship Award

The “The Kallisti Non-Profit Society Expendable Scholarship” provides partial tuition coverage to entering Deree degree-seeking students planning to major in Music or Music Performance. The scholars can continue receiving the award as long as they remain qualified and there is a sufficient balance. (The award period cannot exceed 5 continuous years.)

Eligibility Requirements

In order to be considered, the applicant must:

meet all requirements for admissions to the College.
have completed secondary education at a Lyceum with a high school GPA of 16 and above (or equivalent)
pursue a BSc (Hons) degree in Music or Music Performance
present financial need.
English proficiency. Candidates taking the entrance exam should get admitted in EAP1001 or above.
demonstrate in advanced performance and/or academic/creative music skills through the submission of a portfolio of work or audition; interview/audition to be arranged with the Music Department

Note: Candidates taking the English Placement Test must qualify to enter a level equivalent to or above EAP1001.

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must register for at least 3 courses (9 credit hours or more) per continuous semesters and achieve a minimum Cumulative Index-CI (Career Total GPA) of 3.00 or better by the end of the first year of study at the college. This minimum CI must be maintained while receiving the scholarship, the duration of which may not exceed the period of 5 continuous years (unless otherwise specified). In addition, the recipient must be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.

The student(s) with the greatest financial need will be selected to receive the scholarship among equally qualified candidates.

Up to 6 scholarships awarded annually, partial tuition reduction.
Open to both entering and continuing degree-seeking students; priority will be given to entering students.

Intent of the Award

This expendable scholarship has been established by the A.C. Laskaridis Foundation and has a duration of one academic year.

Extent of the Award

The A.C. Laskaridis Foundation Expendable Scholarship provides tuition reduction to students majoring in Entrepreneurship Management, based on the students’ financial need and academic performance. Renewal of the award to the same recipient is possible as long as the requirements are met and there is a sufficient balance.

Eligibility Requirements

In order to be considered, the applicant must:

have earned at least 24 credits
have a CI of 3.0 or better
demonstrate financial need
comply with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code
pursue a degree in Entrepreneurship Management

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must register for at least 3 courses (9 credits or more) per continuous semesters and maintain a CI of 3.0 or better while receiving the award.

Among equally qualified candidates, those demonstrating the greatest financial need will be selected.

One or more scholarships, partial tuition reduction
Open to both entering and continuing degree-seeking students; priority will be given to entering students.

Intent of the Award

The “OTE Group Expendable Scholarship” is established by OTE S.A. in order to provide support to one or more undergraduate Deree entering or continuing degree-seeking student who wishes to pursue a BSc (Hons) degree in Cybersecurity and Networks, considering financial need and academic performance.

Extent of the Award

The “OTE Group Expendable Scholarship” provides for partial tuition reduction. The scholarship is awarded for one academic year with the possibility of renewal provided that the eligibility requirements are met and there is a sufficient balance.

Eligibility Requirements

In order to be considered, applicants must:

have earned at least 24 credits
have a CI of 3.0 or better
demonstrate financial need
comply with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code
pursue a BSc (Hons) degree in Cybersecurity and Networks

To continue receiving the award, recipients must be registered for at least three courses (9 credits or more) per continuous semesters, maintain a minimum CI of 3.00 while receiving the scholarship and be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.

Among equally qualified candidates, those demonstrating the greatest financial need will be selected.

One scholarship awarded annually, partial tuition reduction.
Open to undergraduate entering or continuing degree-seeking students; priority will be given to entering students.

Intent of the Scholarship Award

The “Seanergy Maritime Holdings Corp. Expendable Scholarship in Shipping Management” was established in 2023 by Seanergy Maritime Holdings Corp. in order to provide support to one undergraduate Deree College student who pursues a BSc degree in Shipping Management, considering financial need and academic performance.

Extent of the Scholarship Award

The “Seanergy Maritime Holdings Corp. Expendable Scholarship in Shipping Management” provides partial tuition coverage and is given for one academic year. Renewal of the award to the same recipient is possible as long as the requirements are met and there is a sufficient balance.

Eligibility Requirements

In order to be considered, the applicant must:

have earned at least 24 credits
have a CI of 3.00 or better
demonstrate financial need
be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code
pursue a BSc degree in Shipping Management

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must be a full-time student (12 credits or more) per continuous semesters and maintain a CI of 3.00 or better while receiving the award, the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified).

Among equally qualified candidates, those demonstrating the greatest financial need will be selected.

One scholarship awarded annually, partial tuition reduction.
Open to undergraduate entering or continuing degree-seeking students; priority will be given to entering students.

Intent of the Scholarship Award

The “United Maritime Corporation Expendable Scholarship in Shipping Management” was established in 2023 by United Maritime Corporation in order to provide support to one undergraduate Deree College student who pursues a BSc degree in Shipping Management, considering financial need and academic performance.

Extent of the Scholarship Award

The “United Maritime Corporation Expendable Scholarship in Shipping Management” provides partial tuition coverage and is given for one academic year. Renewal of the award to the same recipient is possible as long as the requirements are met and there is a sufficient balance.

Eligibility Requirements

To be considered, the applicant must:

have earned at least 24 credits
have a CI of 3.00 or better
demonstrate financial need
be in compliance with all College policies, including the Student Conduct Code
pursue a BSc Degree in Shipping Management

Among equally qualified candidates, those demonstrating the greatest financial need will be selected.

Two or more partial scholarships awarded annually.
Open to both entering and continuing degree-seeking students; priority will be given to entering students.

Intent of the Award

The “Viva.com Expendable Scholarship” was established in 2023 by Viva Wallet company and are intended to provide support to Deree students pursuing a full degree in either of the following areas: Entrepreneurship Management, Management Information Systems, Information Technology, Cybersecurity and Networks, based on academic performance and financial need.

Extent of the Award

The “Viva.com Expendable Scholarship” provides partial tuition coverage to Deree entering or continuing students. Renewal of the award to the same recipient as long as the requirements are met and there is a sufficient balance.

Eligibility Requirements

To be considered, applicants must:

have earned at least 24 credits
have a minimum CI of 3.0
pursue a degree in Entrepreneurship Management, Management Information Systems, Information Technology, Cybersecurity and Networks
demonstrate financial need
show academic promise
be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must be registered for at least three courses (9 academic credits) per continuous semesters and maintain a minimum CI of 3.0 while receiving the scholarship the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified).

Among equally qualified candidates, those demonstrating the greatest financial need will be selected.

Two partial scholarships awarded periodically
Open to Deree entering or continuing degree-seeking students
Priority will be given to entering students

Intent of the Scholarship Award

The “Chris A. Zacharia and Family Scholarships” was established in 2024 by Chris A. Zacharia and Family in order to provide support to two Deree degree-seeking students, considering academic performance and financial need.

Extent of the Scholarship Award

The “Chris A. Zacharia and Family Scholarships” provide for the partial tuition coverage of two Deree students. The scholars can continue receiving the award as long as they remain qualified and there is a sufficient balance. (The award period cannot exceed 5.5 continuous years.)

Eligibility Requirements

For Entering Degree-Seeking Students:

In order to be considered, the applicant must:

meet all requirements for admission to the College.
have completed secondary education at a Lyceum with a high school GPA of 16 and above (or equivalent)
present financial need.
English proficiency. Candidates taking the entrance exam should get admitted to EAP1002.

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must register for at least 3 courses (9 credit hours or more) per continuous semesters and achieve a Cumulative Index (CI) of 3.0 or better by the end of the first year of study. This CI (or higher) must be maintained while receiving the scholarship, the duration of which may not exceed the period of 5.5 continuous years (unless otherwise specified). In addition, the recipient must be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.

For Continuing Degree-seeking Students:
In order to be considered, the applicants must:

have earned at least 24 credits
have a CI of 3.0 or better
present financial need
be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must register for at least 3 courses (9 credit hours or more) per continuous semesters and maintain a Cumulative Index (CI) of 3.0 or better. This CI (or higher) must be maintained while receiving the award, the duration of which may not exceed 5.5 years (unless otherwise specified).

The student(s) with the greatest financial need will be selected to receive the scholarship among equally qualified candidates.

ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS

Need Based

One scholarship awarded annually, 100% tuition reduction.
Open to continuing degree-seeking students only.

Intent of the Award

This endowment scholarship was established with a grant from the N. Demos Foundation, Inc. in 2000. Founded by the late Greek-American philanthropist Nicholas Demos, this Chicago-based foundation supports a range of social, cultural and educational activities in Greece. The American College of Greece has benefited from the N. Demos Foundation’s philanthropy for over 20 years.

Extent of the Award

The N. Demos Foundation Scholarship provides 100% tuition reduction and is given for one academic year to a matriculated student at the College. Renewal of the award to the same recipient is possible. The scholarship is meant to provide assistance to a promising student of limited financial resources attending Deree.

Eligibility Requirements

In order to be considered, the applicant must:

be at least a sophomore (30 credits or more)
have a Cumulative Index (CI) of 2.7 or better
demonstrate financial need
be a Greek citizen; preference will be given to students who originate from Peloponnisos or a Greek municipality outside the greater Attica region
be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must be a full-time student (12 credits or more) per continuous semesters and maintain a CI of 2.7 or better while receiving the award the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified).

Among equally qualified candidates, the one demonstrating the greatest financial need will be selected.

One scholarship awarded annually, 100% tuition reduction.
Open to continuing degree-seeking students who major in Communications.

Intent of the Award

This endowment scholarship was established with a grant from the N. Demos Foundation, Inc. in 2001. Founded by the late Greek-American philanthropist Nicholas Demos, this Chicago-based foundation supports a range of social, cultural and educational activities in Greece. The American College of Greece has benefited from the N. Demos Foundation’s philanthropy for over 20 years.

Extent of the Award

The N. Demos Foundation Scholarship provides 100% tuition reduction and is given for one academic year to a matriculated student at the College. Renewal of the award to the same recipient is possible. The scholarship is intended to provide assistance to a promising student of limited financial resources attending Deree.

Eligibility Requirements

In order to be considered, the applicant must:

be at least a sophomore (30 credits or more) majoring in Communication
have a Cumulative Index (CI) of 2.7 or better
demonstrate financial need
be a Greek citizen; preference will be given to students who originate from Peloponnisos or a Greek municipality outside the greater Attica region
be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code

Among equally qualified candidates, the one demonstrating the greatest financial need will be selected.

One scholarship awarded annually, 100% tuition reduction, for Management Information Systems majors.
Open to continuing degree-seeking students who major in Management Information Systems.

Intent of the Award

This endowment scholarship in memory of Christopher Gould was established by his family in 1998. After graduating from Deree, he went on to teach computer science at college level until his untimely death in 1997. The scholarship is meant to provide assistance to a promising student of limited financial resources who is majoring in Management Information Systems.

Extent of the Award

The Christopher Gould Memorial Scholarship provides 100% tuition reduction and is given for one academic year to a matriculated student at the College. Renewal of the award to the same recipient is possible.

Eligibility Requirements

In order to be considered, the applicant must:

be a junior or senior (60 credits or more) majoring in Management Information Systems
have a Cumulative Index (CI) of 3.0 or better
be recommended by the academic dean and faculty
demonstrate financial need
be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Cod

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must be a full-time student (12 credits or more) per continuous semesters and maintain a CI of 3.0 or better while receiving the award the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified).

Among equally qualified candidates, those demonstrating the greatest financial need will be selected.

One or more scholarships awarded annually, award amount based on spending policy set by the Board of Trustees.
Open to both entering and continuing Degree-seeking students; priority will be given to continuing students.

Intent of the Award

This endowment scholarship was established in 2001 through a generous gift from Dr. Ernest Kolendrianos, an American College of Greece trustee, and his wife, Andriana. Dr. Kolendrianos and his wife believe that merit scholarships awarded to full-time students demonstrating superior academic performance are an important element of a comprehensive financial aid program.

Extent of the Award

The Andriana and Ernest Kolendrianos Scholarship for Academic Excellence provides tuition reduction based on the BOT designated annual spending policy, calculated by the Business Office and reported to the Financial Aid Office. Renewal of the award to the same recipient is possible as long as he/she continues to meet the eligibility requirements and there is a sufficient balance.

Eligibility Requirements

In order to be considered, the applicant must:

For Entering Degree-seeking Students:

meet all requirements for admission to the College
have completed his/her secondary education at a lyceum with a high school grade of 17 and above (or equivalent)
demonstrate financial need

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must register for at least 2 courses (6 credit hours or more) per continuous semesters and achieve a Cumulative Index (CI) of 3.0 or better by the end of the first semester of study. This CI (or higher) must be maintained while receiving the award, the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified). In addition, the recipient must be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.

For Continuing Degree-seeking Students:

have earned at least 24 credits
have a minimum CI of 3.0
demonstrate financial need
be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must register for at least 2 courses (6 credits or more) per continuous semesters and maintain a Cumulative Index (CI ) of 3.0 or better while receiving the award the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified).

Among equally qualified candidates, the one demonstrating the greatest financial need will be selected.

Two scholarships awarded annually, 100% tuition reduction.
Open to continuing degree-seeking students only.

Intent of the Awards

These endowed scholarships were established in 2000 by Tom C. Korologos, Chairman Emeritus of the Board of Trustees of The American College of Greece, and his children, in loving memory of Joy G. Korologos, a member and secretary of the Board, who gave generously of her time, energy and resources for the advancement of this institution. The scholarship is intended to assist Deree students of limited financial resources who have demonstrated academic promise.

Extent of the Awards

The Joy G. Korologos Scholarship provides 100% tuition reduction and is given for one academic year to a matriculated student at the College. Renewal of the award to the same recipient is possible.

Eligibility Requirements

In order to be considered, the applicant must:

be at least a sophomore (30 credits or more)
have a Cumulative Index (CI) of 2.7 or better
demonstrate financial need
be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code

Among equally qualified candidates, those demonstrating the greatest financial need will be selected.

One scholarship awarded annually, award amount based on spending policy set by the Board of Trustees.
Open to both entering and degree-seeking continuing students; priority will be given to continuing students who are Marketing Majors (under the School of Business) or Communication Majors (under the School of Liberal Arts) in their Junior Year (60 credits or more) and have a Cumulative Index (CI) of 3.5 and above.

Intent of the Award

The Petros & Ritsa Koumettis Endowed Scholarship was stablished in 2014 by Nikos Koumettis (the donor) an alumnus and trustee of ACG in honor of his parents.

Extent of the Award

The Petros & Ritsa Koumettis Endowed Scholarship provides tuition reduction for the duration of the student studies based on the BOT designated annual spending policy, calculated by the Business Office and reported to the Financial Aid Office.

Eligibility Requirements

In order to be considered, the applicant must:

For Entering Degree-seeking Students:

meet all requirements for admission to the College
have completed his/her secondary education at a lyceum with a high school grade of 17 and above (or equivalent)
demonstrate financial need

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must register for at least 2 courses (6 credit hours or more) per continuous semesters and achieve a CI of 3.0 or better by the end of the first semester of study. This CI (or higher) must be maintained while receiving the award, the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified). In addition, the recipient must be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.

For Continuing Degree-seeking Students:

have earned at least 24 credits
have a CI of 3.0 or better
demonstrate financial need
be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must register for at least 2 courses (6 credits or more) per continuous semesters and maintain a CI of 3.0 or better while receiving the award the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified).

Among equally qualified candidates, those demonstrating the greatest financial need will be selected.

One or more scholarships awarded annually, award amount based on spending policy set by Board of Trustees.
Open to both entering and continuing degree-seeking students; priority will be given to continuing students who are Business Majors in their Junior or Senior year (60 credits or more) and excel in their studies.

Intent of the Award

This endowment scholarship was established in 1990 and added to over time, by the Propeller Club to support a student who has excelled in the School of Business Administration.

Extent of the Award

The Propeller Club Endowed Scholarship provides tuition reduction based on the BOT designated annual spending policy, calculated by the Business Office and reported to the Financial Assistance and Planning Office. Renewal of the award to the same recipient is possible as long as he/she continues to meet the eligibility requirements and there is a sufficient balance.

Eligibility Requirements

In order to be considered, the applicant must:

For Entering Degree-seeking Students:

meet all requirements for admission to the College
have completed his/her secondary education at a lyceum with a high school grade of 17 and above (or equivalent)
demonstrate financial need

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must be a full-time student (12 credits or more) per continuous semesters and achieve a Cumulative Index (CI) of 3.0 or better by the end of the first semester of study. This CI (or higher) must be maintained while receiving the award, the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified). In addition, the recipient must be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.

For Continuing Degree-seeking Students:

have earned at least 24 credits
have a CI of 3.0 or better
demonstrate financial need
be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code

Among equally qualified candidates, those demonstrating the greatest financial need will be selected.

One scholarship awarded annually, award amount based on spending policy set by the Board of Trustees.
Open to continuing degree-seeking students only.

Intent of the Awards

This endowment fund was established in 2000 through an initial contribution from the Deree Community Contribution Club. The fund is being further supported through contributions from Trustees and other individual donors as well as other Deree student clubs and societies and their philanthropic events/activities. The scholarship is given in recognition of leadership and participation in co-curricular and philanthropic activities.

Extent of the Awards

The Student Life Scholarship is given for one academic year to a matriculated student at the College. Renewal of the award to the same recipient is possible as long as he/she continues to meet the eligibility requirements and there is a sufficient balance. Additional funds may be available to be awarded based on funds received during the previous fiscal year in support of the fund.

Eligibility Requirements

In order to be considered, the applicant must:

have earned at least 24 credits
have a Cumulative Index (CI) of 2.7 or better
demonstrate financial need
be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code

Preference will be given to students who demonstrate leadership and philanthropic involvement in student government, college committees, clubs, organizations, societies, or in his/her community.

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must register for at least 2 courses (6 credit hours or more) per continuous semesters and maintain a CI of 2.7 or better while receiving the award the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified).

Among equally qualified candidates, the Office of Financial Assistance and Planning shall make the final decision as to awards, after consulting with the Office of Student Affairs.

Merit Based

One scholarship awarded annually, 100% tuition reduction.
Open to currently matriculated junior students

Intent of the Award

This scholarship was endowed in 2008 by Notis Mitarachi, an alumnus of the College and former President of the Deree College Student Union, in loving memory of his father, Anthony Mitarachi, and in honor of his mother, Elizabeth Mitarachi. The scholarship is intended to provide assistance to a full-time student who is an exemplary college citizen and demonstrates outstanding leadership and ethos in extracurricular events and activities, while maintaining excellent academic performance.

Extent of the Award

The Anthony and Elizabeth Mitarachi Scholarship provides a 100% tuition reduction and is given for one academic year to a junior student who intends to complete his or her studies at DEREE. The scholarship may be awarded in either the Fall or Spring semester.

Eligibility Requirements

In order to be considered, the applicant must:

be a junior student (60-89 credits) who intends to complete his/her senior year at Deree-The American College of Greece, expected to graduate at following year’s Commencement Exercise
be a Degree seeking student
have a Cumulative Index (CI) of 2.7 or better
have participated extensively in the extracurricular life of the College through college clubs, societies, athletics or student government and demonstrated leadership and ethos (A letter of recommendation is required to prove participation in any mentioned activities)

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must be a full-time student (12 credits or more) per continuous semesters and maintain a CI of 2.7 or better while receiving the award, the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified).

One scholarship awarded annually, 35% tuition reduction.
Open to both entering and continuing degree-seeking students who major in Cinema Studies.

Intent of the Award

This scholarship is awarded to promising students (entering or continuing) who have demonstrated academic excellence and interest in the discipline of Cinema Studies.

Extent of the Award

The Frances Rich Cinema Studies Scholarship is given for one academic year. Renewal of the award to the same recipient is possible as long as he/she continues to meet the eligibility requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

In order to be considered for a Frances Rich Cinema Studies Scholarship, a student must:

For Entering Degree-seeking Students:

meet all requirements for admission to the College
have completed his/her secondary education at a lyceum with a high school grade of 17 and above (or equivalent)
interview to be arranged with the Cinema Studies Department

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must register for at least 3 courses (9 credit hours or more) per continuous semesters and achieve a Cumulative Index (CI) of 3.0 or above by the end of the first semester of study. This CI (or higher) must be maintained while receiving the award, the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified). In addition, the recipient must be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.

For Continuing Degree-seeking Students:

have earned at least 18 credits
have a minimum CI of 3.0
present evidence of high academic achievement in Cinema Studies courses
be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must register for at least 3 courses (9 credit hours or more) per continuous semesters and maintain a CI of 3.0 or better. This CI (or higher) must be maintained while receiving the award, the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified).

All applications for scholarships offered through the Frances Rich School of Fine & Performing Arts will be evaluated by the faculty and Department Head or Program Coordinator of the Cinema Studies Program and approved by the School’s Dean.

Open to both entering and continuing degree-seeking students who major in Graphic Design

Intent of the Awards

This scholarship was established in 2017, in order to assist Deree Graphic Design students. It is awarded to promising students (entering or continuing), who have demonstrated both academic excellence and significant talent in Graphic Design.

Extent of the Awards

The Frances Rich Graphic Design Scholarship is given for one academic year. Renewal of the award to the same recipient is possible as long as he/she continues to meet the eligibility requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

In order to be considered for a Frances Rich Graphic Design Scholarship, a student must:

For Entering Degree-seeking Students:

meet all requirements for admission to the College
have completed his/her secondary education at a lyceum with a high school grade of 17 and above (or equivalent)
present a portfolio of current work and participate in the scholarship call, to be arranged with the Graphic Design Department

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must register for at least 3 courses (9 credit hours or more) per continuous semesters and achieve a Cumulative Index (CI) of 3.0 or better by the end of the first semester of study. This CI (or higher) must be maintained while receiving the award, the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified). In addition, the recipient must be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.

For Continuing Degree-seeking Students:

have earned at least 18 credits
have a minimum CI of 3.0
show knowledge and understanding of the general field of Graphic Design demonstrated through academic performance
be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must register for at least 3 courses (9 credits or more) per continuous semesters and maintain a CI of 3.0 or better. This CI (or higher) must be maintained while receiving the award, the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified).

All applications for scholarships offered through the Frances Rich School of Fine & Performing Arts will be evaluated by the faculty and Department Head or Program Coordinator of the Art History Program and approved by the School’s Dean.

One scholarship awarded annually, 35% tuition reduction.
Open to continuing degree-seeking students who major in Music.

Intent of the Award

This scholarship was established in 2013, in order to assist Deree Music students. It is awarded to promising students (entering or continuing), who have demonstrated both academic excellence and significant musical abilities.

Extent of the Award

The Frances Rich Music Scholarship is given for one academic year. Renewal of the award to the same recipient is possible as long as he/she continues to meet the eligibility requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

In order to be considered for the Frances Rich Music scholarship, a student must:

have earned at least 27 credits
have a minimum CI of 3.0
have participated in the Music Society’s activities and regularly attended Music Department events, taking interest in the work of others and having a positive impact on the musical community
be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code

All applications for scholarships offered through the Frances Rich School of Fine & Performing Arts will be evaluated by the faculty and Department Head or Program Coordinator of the Art History Program and approved by the School’s Dean.

One scholarship awarded annually, 35% tuition reduction.
Open to both entering and continuing degree-seeking students who major in Theater Arts.

Intent of the Award

This scholarship was established in 2013, in order to assist Deree Theater Arts students. It is awarded to promising students (entering or continuing), who have demonstrated both academic excellence and significant talent in Theater Arts.

Extent of the Award

The Frances Rich Theater Arts Scholarship is given for one academic year to students majoring in Theater Arts. Renewal of the award to the same recipient is possible as long as he/she continues to meet the eligibility requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

In order to be considered for a Frances Rich Theater Arts scholarship a student must:

For Entering Degree-seeking Students:

meet all requirements for admission to the College
have completed his/her secondary education at a lyceum with a high school grade of 17 and above (or equivalent)
present evidence of involvement in Theater Arts

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must register for at least 3 courses (9 credit hours or more) per continuous semesters and achieve a Cumulative Index (CI) of 3.3 or better by the end of the first semester of study. This CI (or higher) must be maintained while receiving the award, the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified). In addition, the recipient must be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.

For Continuing Degree-seeking Students:

have earned at least 18 credits
have a minimum CI of 3.3
demonstrate good progress in the acquisition of theater performance and critical skills
be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must register for at least 3 courses (9 credits or more) per continuous semesters and maintain a CI of 3.3 or better. This CI (or higher) must be maintained while receiving the award, the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified).

All applications for scholarships offered through the Frances Rich School of Fine & Performing Arts will be evaluated by the faculty and Department Head or Program Coordinator of the Art History Program and approved by the School’s Dean.

One or more scholarships awarded annually, up to 35% tuition reduction.
Open to both entering and continuing degree-seeking students who major in Visual Arts.

Intent of the Award

This scholarship was established in 2013, in order to assist Deree Visual Arts students. It is awarded to promising students (entering or continuing), who have demonstrated both academic excellence and significant talent in Visual Arts.

Extent of the Award

The Frances Rich Visual Arts Scholarship is given for one academic year to students majoring in Visual Arts. Renewal of the award to the same recipient is possible as long as he/she continues to meet the eligibility requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

In order to be considered for a Frances Rich Visual Arts scholarship, a student must:

For Entering Degree-seeking Students:

meet all requirements for admission to the College
have completed his/her secondary education at a lyceum with a high school grade of 17 and above (or equivalent)
present a portfolio of current work and participate in scholarship call, to be arranged with Visual Arts Department

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must register for at least 3 courses (9 credit hours or more) per continuous semesters and achieve a Cumulative Index (CI) of 3.0 or better by the end of the first semester of study. This CI (or higher) must be maintained while receiving the award, the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified). In addition, the recipient must be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code

For Continuing Degree-seeking Students:

have earned at least 18 credits
have a minimum CI of 3.0
show knowledge of the general field of Visual Arts demonstrated through academic performance
be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code

All applications for scholarships offered through the Frances Rich School of Fine & Performing Arts will be evaluated by the faculty and Department Head or Program Coordinator of the Art History Program and approved by the School’s Dean.

COLLEGE FUNDED SCHOLARSHIPS

Merit Based

More info here.

Sound Mind & Sound Body

Athletic scholarships covering 20% of tuition fees are currently awarded to promising athletes in the following sports:

Women’s Volleyball
Men’s Basketball
Women’s Basketball
Men’s Soccer

This percentage can be added to any other scholarship the applicant qualifies for, provided that certain criteria are met.

Intent of the Awards

These scholarships offer gifted student-athletes the opportunity to participate in a highly developed sports program while simultaneously receiving a high-quality college education.

Extent of the Awards

Athletic scholarships are granted for one (1) academic year, and may be cancelled at any time if a student ceases to fulfill one or more of the aforementioned requirements. At the end of the academic year, the athletic scholarships are subject to renewal following the same procedure.

Student-athletes who are selected for athletic scholarships participate in a comprehensive athletic program under the guidance of experienced coaches with a successful track record of nurturing young talent. Practice sessions are held at Deree’s outstanding athletic facilities, which include:

One (1) game court and two (2) indoor basketball/volleyball courts
an Olympic-sized swimming pool
a soccer field surfaced with synthetic turf and organic, environmentally friendly cork infill
a six (6) lane track with tartan
four (4) tennis courts
outdoor basketball and volleyball courts
a Fitness Center with state-of-the-art equipment

Eligibility Requirements

Candidates for athletic scholarships must:

meet all requirements for admission to the college (for entering students)
be evaluated by a college committee, which will assess their athletic skills and their potential for further development
be eligible to play for the Deree teams
attend all practices, games, tournaments and events of their team
achieve a minimum cumulative index (CI) of 2.00 by the end of their first semester at Deree and maintain this CI while receiving the scholarship (for entering students)
maintain a CI of 2.0 while receiving the scholarship (for continuing students)
maintain a satisfactory disciplinary record
be registered for at least one course (3 credits or more) per continuous semester while receiving the scholarship

One or more scholarships awarded annually, up to 100% tuition reduction.
Open to both entering and continuing degree-seeking students who major in Cinema Studies.

Intent of the Awards

These scholarships are awarded to entering or continuing students who have demonstrated academic excellence and interest in the discipline of Cinema Studies.

Extent of the Awards

The Cinema Studies Scholarships are given for one academic year. Renewal of the award to the same recipient is possible as long as he/she continues to meet the eligibility requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

In order to be considered for a Cinema Studies scholarship a student must:

For Entering Degree-seeking Students:

meet all requirements for admission to the College
have completed his/her secondary education at a lyceum with a high school grade of 17 and above (or equivalent)
interview to be arranged with the Cinema Studies Department

To continue receiving the award, the recipients must:

For partial scholarships: register for at least 2 courses (6 credits or more) per continuous semesters and achieve a Cumulative Index (CI) of 3.0 or better by the end of the first semester of study. This CI should be maintained while receiving the award the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified). In addition, the recipient must be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.
For full scholarships: be a full-time student (12 credits or more) per continuous semesters and achieve a CI of 3.5 or better by the end of the first semester of study. This CI should be maintained while receiving the award the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified). In addition, the recipient must be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.

For Continuing Degree-seeking Students:

have earned at least 12 credits
have a minimum CI of 3.0
present evidence of high academic evidence in Cinema Studies courses
be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code

To continue receiving the award, the recipients must:

For partial scholarships: register for at least 2 courses (6 credits or more) per continuous semesters and maintain a CI of 3.0 or better while receiving the award the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified).
For full scholarships: be a full-time student (12 credits or more) per continuous semesters and maintain a CI of 3.5 or better while receiving the award the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified).

One or more scholarships awarded annually, up to 100% tuition reduction.
Open to both entering and continuing degree-seeking students who major in Graphic Design.

Intent of the Awards

These scholarships, established in 2015 to assist Graphic Design students, are awarded to entering or continuing students who have demonstrated both academic excellence and significant abilities.

Extent of the Awards

The Graphic Design Scholarships are given for one academic year. Renewal of the award to the same recipient is possible as long as he/she continues to meet the eligibility requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

In order to be considered for a Graphic Design scholarship a student must:

For Entering Degree-seeking Students:

meet all requirements for admission to the College
have completed his/her secondary education at a lyceum with a high school grade of 17 and above (or equivalent)
present a portfolio of current work and participate in the scholarship call, to be arranged with the Graphic Design Department

To continue receiving the award, the recipients must:

For partial scholarships: register for at least 2 courses (6 credits or more) per continuous semesters and achieve a Cumulative Index (CI) of 3.0 or better by the end of the first semester of study. This CI should be maintained while receiving the award the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified). In addition, the recipient must be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.
For full scholarships: be a full-time student (12 credits or more) per continuous semesters and achieve a CI of 3.5 or better by the end of the first semester of study. This CI should be maintained while receiving the award the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified). In addition, the recipient must be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.

For Continuing Degree-seeking Students:

have earned at least 12 credits
have a minimum CI of 3.0
show knowledge and understanding of the general field of Graphic Design demonstrated through academic performance
be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code

To continue receiving the award, the recipients must:

For partial scholarships: register for at least 2 courses (6 credits or more) per continuous semesters and maintain a CI of 3.0 or better while receiving the award the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified).
For full scholarships: be a full-time student (12 credits or more) per continuous semesters and maintain a CI of 3.5 or better while receiving the award the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified).

All applications for scholarships offered through the Frances Rich School of Fine & Performing Arts will be evaluated by the faculty and Department Head or Program Coordinator of the Art History Program and approved by the School’s Dean.

One or more scholarships awarded annually, up to 100% tuition reduction.
Open to both entering and continuing degree-seeking students who major in Music.

Intent of the Awards

These scholarships, established in 2012 to assist Deree Music students, are awarded to entering or continuing students who have demonstrated both academic excellence and significant musical abilities.

Extent of the Awards

The Music Scholarships are given for one academic year. Renewal of the award to the same recipient is possible as long as he/she continues to meet the eligibility requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

In order to be considered for a Music scholarship, a student must:

For Entering Degree-seeking Students:

meet all requirements for admission to the College
have completed his/her secondary education at a lyceum with a high school grade of 17 and above (or equivalent)
demonstrate advanced and/or creative music performance skills; interview/audition: to be arranged with the Music Department

To continue receiving the award, the recipients must:

For partial scholarships: register for at least 2 courses (6 credits or more) per continuous semesters and achieve a Cumulative Index (CI) of 3.0 or better by the end of the first semester of study. This CI should be maintained while receiving the award the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified). In addition, the recipient must be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.
For full scholarships: be a full-time student (12 credits or more) per continuous semesters and achieve a CI of 3.5 or better by the end of the first semester of study. This CI should be maintained while receiving the award the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified). In addition, the recipient must be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.

For Continuing Degree-seeking Students:

have earned at least 12 credits
have a minimum CI of 3.0
be an active member of the Music Society and regularly attend Music Department events
be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code

To continue receiving the award, the recipients must:

For partial scholarships: register for at least 2 courses (6 credits or more) per continuous semesters and maintain a CI of 3.0 or better while receiving the award the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified).
For full scholarships: be a full-time student (12 credits or more) per continuous semesters and maintain a CI of 3.5 or better while receiving the award the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified).

All applications for scholarships offered through the Frances Rich School of Fine & Performing Arts will be evaluated by the faculty and Department Head or Program Coordinator of the Art History Program and approved by the School’s Dean.

One or more scholarships awarded annually, up to 100% tuition reduction.
Open to both entering and continuing degree-seeking students who major in Theater Arts.

Intent of the Awards

These scholarships were established in 2012, in order to assist Deree Theater Arts students. They are awarded to one or two promising students (entering or continuing), who have demonstrated both academic excellence and significant talent in Theater Arts.

Extent of the Awards

The Theater Arts Scholarships are given for one academic year. Renewal of the award to the same recipient is possible as long as he/she continues to meet the eligibility requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

In order to be considered for a Theater Arts scholarship a student must:

For Entering Degree-seeking Students:

meet all requirements for admission to the College
have completed his/her secondary education at a lyceum with a high school grade of 17 and above (or equivalent)
present evidence of involvement in Theater Arts

To continue receiving the award, the recipients must:

For partial scholarships: register for at least 2 courses (6 credits or more) per continuous semesters and achieve a Cumulative Index (CI) of 3.3 or better by the end of the first semester of study. This CI should be maintained while receiving the award the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified). In addition, the recipient must be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.
For full scholarships: be a full-time student (12 credits or more) per continuous semesters and achieve a CI of 3.5 or better by the end of the first semester of study. This CI should be maintained while receiving the award the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified). In addition, the recipient must be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.

For Continuing Degree-seeking Students:

have earned at least 12 credits
have a minimum CI of 3.3
demonstrate good progress in the acquisition of theater performance and critical skills
be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code

To continue receiving the award, the recipients must:

For partial scholarships: register for at least 2 courses (6 credits or more) per continuous semesters and maintain a CI of 3.3 or better while receiving the award the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified).
For full scholarships: be a full-time student (12 credits or more) per continuous semesters and maintain a CI of 3.5 or better while receiving the award the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified).

All applications for scholarships offered through the Frances Rich School of Fine & Performing Arts will be evaluated by the faculty and Department Head or Program Coordinator of the Art History Program and approved by the School’s Dean.

One or more scholarships awarded annually, up to 100% tuition reduction.
Open to both entering and continuing degree-seeking students who major in Visual Arts.

Intent of the Awards

These scholarships were established in 2012, in order to assist Deree Visual Arts students. They are awarded to one or two promising students (entering or continuing), who have demonstrated both academic excellence and significant talent in Visual Arts.

Extent of the Awards

The Visual Arts Scholarships are given for one academic year. Renewal of the award to the same recipient is possible as long as he/she continues to meet the eligibility requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

In order to be considered for a Visual Arts scholarship, a student must:

For Entering Degree-seeking Students:

meet all requirements for admission to the College
have completed his/her secondary education at a lyceum with a high school grade of 17 and above (or equivalent)
present a portfolio of current work and participate in the scholarship call, to be arranged with the Visual Arts Department

To continue receiving the award, the recipients must:

For partial scholarships: register for at least 2 courses (6 credits or more) per continuous semesters and achieve a Cumulative Index (CI) of 3.0 or better by the end of the first semester of study. This CI should be maintained while receiving the award the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified). In addition, the recipient must be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.
For full scholarships: be a full-time student (12 credits or more) per continuous semesters and achieve a CI of 3.5 or better by the end of the first semester of study. This CI should be maintained while receiving the award the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified). In addition, the recipient must be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.

For Continuing Degree-seeking Students:

have earned at least 12 credits
have a minimum CI of 3.0
show knowledge of the general field of Visual Arts demonstrated through academic performance
be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code

To continue receiving the award, the recipients must:

For partial scholarships: register for at least 2 courses (6 credits or more) per continuous semesters and maintain a CI of 3.0 or better while receiving the award the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified).
For full scholarships: be a full-time student (12 credits or more) per continuous semesters and maintain a CI of 3.5 or better while receiving the award the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified).

All applications for scholarships offered through the Frances Rich School of Fine & Performing Arts will be evaluated by the faculty and Department Head or Program Coordinator of the Art History Program and approved by the School’s Dean.