Delaware State University — Merit Scholarships & Automatic Consideration

Dover, Delaware · 1 published award(s) in our verified dataset.

Consideration — amount not guaranteed

Delaware State University automatically considers admitted students for the published merit awards below — but it does not guarantee an amount. Figures are the college's published amounts a student may be awarded, taken from its own scholarship page. Every row links to its official source and shows its verification date.

Automatically considered — amount not guaranteed

For the awards below, the college automatically considers students who meet the published criteria, but the amount is not guaranteed. Figures shown are the college's published amounts a student may be awarded — read the official source for how selection and funding work.

AwardMin GPAMin SATMin ACT$/year4-yr totalResidencyDeadlineSeparate app?Source
DSU GAP Scholarship
Consideration — amount not guaranteed
Requires GPA 2.75+ AND ACT 17+ or SAT 920+.
2.7592017$3,000 (published figure — not guaranteed)$12,000 (published figure — not guaranteed)out-of-stateNoOfficial source
Verified 2026-11-02

Published conditions & source wording

No separate scholarship application is required.

Questions

Does Delaware State University guarantee merit scholarships?

No. Delaware State University automatically considers students for the awards above, but amounts are not guaranteed — per the college's published source(s), verified 2026-11-02. Confirm current terms on the official page before applying.

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How to read this page: figures come only from the college's own published pages. Class A = guaranteed automatic (the college publishes the promise). Class B = automatic consideration — amount not guaranteed. Every figure links to its official source with a verification date. Full methodology →
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