FIU Undergraduate Transfer Academic Achievement Scholarship

Here are some general idea of the eligibility criteria that are commonly associated with undergraduate transfer scholarships.

• Transfer Status: Applicants should be transferring from another college or university to FIU as an undergraduate student. The scholarship may be specifically targeted toward students transferring from community colleges or other accredited institutions.
• Academic Achievement: The scholarship typically requires a strong academic record, which may be evaluated based on your GPA (Grade Point Average) from your previous institution(s) or other academic achievements. The specific GPA requirement may vary, so it’s important to check the official scholarship details.
• Course Credits: Some transfer scholarships may require applicants to have completed a minimum number of course credits at their previous institution(s) before being eligible for consideration. This criterion helps ensure that applicants have made significant progress toward their degree.
• Field of Study: The scholarship may be available for specific fields of study or academic programs at FIU. It’s possible that certain majors or disciplines are given priority in the selection process.
• Full-Time Enrollment: The scholarship may require recipients to be enrolled as full-time students at FIU, typically defined as taking a minimum number of credits per semester.
• Application Deadline: There may be a specific deadline by which applicants must submit their scholarship application. It’s important to adhere to the deadline to be considered for the scholarship.