<p>Students have asked to have this posted again.</p>
<p>Viterbi has a large number of scholarships. They have asked to contact the school directly to inquire about qualifications and available scholarships.</p>
<p>Alumni club scholarships are now for continuing students. Contact the nearest alumni club in your area for information.</p>
<p>A $1 million dollar anonymous donation by two individuals will make it possible for select undergraduate students at Dornsife to pursue research projects in collaboration with faculty. More information on this new opportunity can be obtained by contacting the Dornsife School.</p>
<p>Dornsife announced there will be a new graduate student memorial scholarship. The Mary Rona Memorial Scholarship will be awarded to a student returning to higher education and pursuing a Master of Liberal Studies degree. Check with Dornsife for application and qualifications.</p>
<p>Posted by request…</p>
<p>A new scholarship has been established for a student who is seeking a Masters in Social Work. A requirement is the student must be an alumna/alumnus of a foster care program. This is the Meyer Foster Care Scholarship.</p>
<p>Another scholarship has been established for a student who has been in the UFC program or a college readiness program.</p>
<p>Students can inquire at the USC School of Social Work for more details about these new scholarships.</p>
<p>Reposted by request…</p>
<p>Dr. George Stoneman of the Keck School of Medicine has made a generous donation to the Keck School Parent Association Endowed Scholarshp Fund. This scholarship is now fully endowed.</p>
<p>Dr. Stoneman '65 is a clinical professor in the Keck School and has been the recipient of alumni recognition awards for his service to SC.</p>
<p>For more information regarding this new endowed scholarship contact the Keck School of Medicine.</p>
<p>Scholarships or grants can be added at any time. Contact the school directly for the lastest list of available scholarships. Scholarship applications can be obtained at the USC Pharmacy Financial Aid Office. </p>
<p>USC School of Pharmacy</p>
<p>USC Mexican American Alumni Association Scholarship-Contact the association
USC Black Alumni Association Scholarship-Contact the association
Dolly Harris Endowed Scholarship
Joyce and Harold Washington Endowed Scholarship
W. G. Cathey Diversity Scholarship
Diversity Scholarship
O’Mara Endowed Scholarship
Target Diversity Scholarship
Walgreens Diversity Scholarship
Walmart Diversity Scholarship (Student must be a member of the SNPHA.)</p>
<p>Posted again by request…</p>
<p>Some donors wish to be anonymous. Do check with an academic counselor in your particular school for continuing student scholarships which may be available, but not posted here.</p>
<p>Posted above is a long list of scholarships available from the USC School of Architecture. These new scholarships have been added to the original list:</p>
<p>Undergraduate </p>
<p>Martin Gelber Scholarship
Barry Gittelson Award</p>
<p>Undergraduate or Graduate</p>
<p>HOK Scholarship in Sustainable Design
Alvin Yee Scholarship
Ted and Rosemary Tyler Scholarship</p>
<p>Fifth Year Scholarship</p>
<p>Adolfo Cruz Memorial Scholarship</p>
<p>Graduate Scholarships</p>
<p>Arthur Eckner Memorial Scholarship
Damon Hein Scholarship for Landscape Design
Hollingsworth Drawing Award</p>
<p>There have been some changes in the university scholarships. Some that were open only to freshmen are now for enrolled undergraduates. These are now for continuing students:</p>
<p>Alumnae Scholarships</p>
<p>Alumni Club</p>
<p>Half Century- Open for students who are great-grandchildren or grandchildren of half century SC graduates</p>
<p>Scions-Open to siblings, children, grandchildren or great-grandchildren of SC graduates.</p>
<p>Town & Gown-Open for both freshmen and enrolled undergraduates-Students must reside in the southern California region to apply.</p>
<p>Does anyone know if there are continuing scholarships for those doing an undergrad major in Keck? (Health Promotion, Global Health)</p>
<p>eartheyes,
It is my understanding this is the only undergraduate major within the USC Keck School of Medicine. Please contact the financial aid office as staff members will be more qualified to answer this question:</p>
<p>Phone: 323 442 1016 </p>
<p>Net: <a href=“mailto:medfao@usc.edu”>medfao@usc.edu</a></p>
<p>Reposted for new students. Check with individual schools as some of these are open for students who have only been at SC one semester.</p>
<p>Hi everyone. How much are these scholarships? Are they a couple of thousand dollars, or significant ones ($10,000+)? Thank you!</p>
<p>Some of these are significant. Check with the individual school for amounts.</p>
<p>Casthighlight, the specific $$ numbers are not published for most (any) departments so it’s hard to say. You can try calling the School/major of choice and asking. 
As a guess, I’d say most continuing scholarships are under $10K. Another thing to keep in mind, merit aid will be subtracted, in most cases, from need-based grants. If a student is already getting $10K in university grants based on financial aid calculations, and that student wins a merit award of $10K, it will likely cancel out the F/A grant completely, to my understanding.</p>
<p>Of course, alamemom will know best.</p>
<p>mabean is completely correct!</p>
<p>This thread is extremely helpful. Question - does that become a disincentive for students to compete for them? I do know that my own college stopped that policy because students stopped competing for outside scholarships. I do know that my D is looking into applying for SCA scholarships next spring because our COA is quite high. Wondered if SCA scholarships also result in a reduction in the university grant.</p>
<p>Does USC take the same position if a continuing student receives a scholarship from an outside source?</p>
<p>Arts and Letters,</p>
<p>Some of these have monetary benefits as well as prestige. I am thinking of the Jack Nicholson Awards in SDA and the Dean Ellis Scholarship in Marshall. Dramatic arts students may know for certain, but I think those awards are substantial.</p>
<p>You might want to PM alamemom as she is very helpful with questions regarding financial aid.</p>