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Awarded to juniors with superior scholastic achievement in the humanities and social sciences and with demonstrated financial need. 

The Black Alumnae/i Fund supports students who share a cultural background or personally identify with the African Diaspora in their personal and professional growth.

Bryn Mawr offers a need-based institutional loan for international students who are enrolled at least half-time. 

A Moodle course listing all the student funding and resource opportunities available through the office of Career & Civic Engagement.

Through the support of a generous donor and commitment of the College, there are funds available to support students who are experiencing a financial hardship due to an unanticipated event or emergency.

The Elizabeth Gray Vining Scholarship provides up to 1 million yen for those seeking direct contact with Japanese culture.

Our fly-in programs are designed to support high school students who come from historically underrepresented backgrounds, including African-American, Asian-American, Hispanic/Latinx, Native American, Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander and First-Generation students.

Mawr offers a limited number of merit-based awards to U.S. citizens and permanent resident applicants for  which admission are considered. 

A scholarship for math or science majors who will complete secondary teacher certification in the Bryn Mawr/Haverford Post-Baccalaureate Teacher Certification Program. Minorities and members of under-represented groups are encouraged to apply.

The Racial Justice Impact Fund is a College-sponsored fund with a mission of supporting projects designed by Bryn Mawr College community members who engage with organizations and/or communities to support and engage in restorative and transformational justice work.  

Working on campus during college allows you to earn money while gaining experience, meeting new people, and building a professional network. Student jobs at Bryn Mawr offer flexible scheduling so that your academics can remain your priority. 

Undergraduate students can secure funding to support U.S. passport application fees through a collaboration between Global Bryn Mawr and Study Abroad.

Provides scholarship aid to undergraduate students from any ethnic group who demonstrate a commitment to improving or preserving the environment and to Native American undergraduates committed to a career in health care or tribal public policy.