Need-Based Aid Coverage

This fully funded scholarship for international students covers 100% of the students' demonstrated need.

Need-Based Aid Eligibility Criteria

• You just need to be an international Bachelor's student or applicant of Whitman College.

Make sure to check out the Whitman College admissions pages and the Need-Based Aid pages for more information!

Need-Based Aid Application Procedure

If you meet the eligibility criteria for Whitman College and Need-Based Aid, you can move forward with the application process!

Remember to apply for admission to Whitman College first before applying for Need-Based Aid. You can visit the official website found in Whitman College Admissions Section to see the admissions application process.

There is no separate application needed for Need-Based Aid. Just apply for admission to Whitman College, and you'll automatically be considered for this offer if you meet the criteria.

Need-Based Aid Deadlines

The great news is that there is no specific deadline to apply for Need-Based Aid! While there are no specific dates, it’s important to apply before the Whitman College admission deadlines . Here are the deadlines:

• Bachelor's Deadline (Early Decision I): November 15, 2026
• Bachelor's Deadline (Early Decision II): January 5, 2027
• Bachelor's Deadline (Regular Decision): January 15, 2027

For more information about the admission details of Whitman College, you can visit the following pages:

Bachelor's Admissions Page

Need-Based Aid Page

Want to learn more about Whitman College, Need-Based Aid, scholarship requirements, deadlines, application process, and other related information? Check the Need-Based Aid page!

Official Scholarship Page

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