Scholarships
By supporting USF scholarships, you help provide students the opportunity for a transformational Jesuit education.
Your Support is Important
- More than 70 percent of undergraduate students are awarded financial aid to attend USF.
- Your gift provides an opportunity for 36 percent of USF students who are the first in their families to attend college.
- The university has a tradition of ensuring that high-achieving young people are not denied the opportunity a college education provides.
Najashi Belcher ’24
Gifts Change Lives
Donor support allows me to be the best version of myself and excel in and out of the classroom. I've pushed boundaries, challenged myself, and grown beyond my comfort zone — all while embodying the spirit of magis.”
Najashi Belcher ’24
Scholarships You Can Support
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Financial aid for undergraduate students at USF. Give today.
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Support students from your region with a gift to one of the seven regional scholarships: East Bay, North Bay, Peninsula/Silicon Valley, San Francisco, Santa Cruz, Southern California, or Hawaii. Support these scholarships today:
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A scholarship that supports full-time, undergraduate students in good standing with a demonstrated interest in and support for the experience and cultures and institutions in the peoples who identify as Black or African American and with demonstrated financial need. Give today.
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The Fr. Privett Endowed Scholarship supports DACA students at the undergraduate level, and the Jesuit Community Magis Endowed Scholarship supports DACA students at the graduate level. Give today to the Fr. Privett Endowed Scholarship and the Jesuit Community Magis Endowed Scholarship Fund.
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A scholarship for Latino students with demonstrated financial need who exemplify academic achievement, leadership, and the desire to make a real difference through service to their communities. Give today.
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A scholarship to support student athletes at USF. Give today.
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Support graduate students in the School of Education, the School of Nursing and Health Professions, the School of Law, or the School of Management. Find out more:
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