Third Party Scholarship Resources
Many Pace University students receive scholarships and grants from organizations outside of Pace. Organizations, such as private corporations, non-profit organizations, and local community organizations, offer scholarship opportunities to college students. The Financial Aid Office highly recommends that students take advantage of these opportunities.
If you have been awarded a third-party/external scholarship you must notify the Student Accounts Office by securely submitting documentation through their Outside Scholarship Letter Document Submission Form. For more information regarding the outside scholarship process at Pace University please visit the Student Accounts Office Outside Scholarship webpage. Please note, that financial aid awarded may not exceed a student's Cost of Attendance at Pace University.
Below are some of the ways students can find third-party scholarship opportunities. The Financial Aid Office also recommends students research local opportunities through community groups, parent/student employment, high school clubs, religious institutions, etc.
Please note: These websites are provided to you for informational purposes. Pace University does not endorse a particular website. In addition, it is important to avoid scams and illegitimate organizations, you should avoid any scholarship opportunity that requires you to make a purchase, provide or apply for a credit card, or pay a fee.
Third-Party Scholarship Searches
Third-Party Scholarship Search Sites and Opportunities for International Students
Third-Party Scholarship Opportunities
TeachNY Scholarship
File a quick and easy application for the $1,000 "TeachNY Classic Scholarship" for any future educator applying to a teaching program. Also, get reimbursed up to $100 for any application fees.
Jobtest.org Career Search Scholarship
The Jobtest.org (Realign, Inc.) Career Scholarship is a $1,000 scholarship that's open to all students on their journey to finding a fulfilling career.
- Eligibility: All high school seniors, undergraduate, and graduate students can apply.
- Amount: $1,000