Full COA Scholarships

[MCATforsale1]

Hey guys, wondering if anyone has a list of which top 15 schools offer Full COA scholarships? UCLA is already noted. Thanks in advance!!

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[p0gono]

CCLCM? Or maybe they are just tuition + fees (but Cleveland is cheap).

Pritzker Chicago, Vanderbilt, WashU, Penn, and Michigan all have solid numbers of full-tuition offers I think.

 

[mehc012]

Yeah, cuz I know what you consider to be top 15...

 

[WedgeDawg]

Duke, WashU, Penn, Pritzker, and NYU are the ones I know that give full tuition for merit. Columbia, Michigan, and Vanderbilt all also give generous merit aid, but I personally haven't seen someone with a full tuition scholarship to any (though that does not mean they don't exist). I'm sure there are others out there I'm missing.

 

[mehc012]

Emory has a few full tuition scholarships. Mayo, of course.

 

[22031 Alum]

Duke, WashU, Penn, Pritzker, and NYU are the ones I know that give full tuition for merit. Columbia, Michigan, and Vanderbilt all also give generous merit aid, but I personally haven't seen someone with a full tuition scholarship to any (though that does not mean they don't exist). I'm sure there are others out there I'm missing.

I got a full tuition- not full cost of attendance- scholarship to Vandy. I think there were 5 of us in my class.

 

[MCATforsale1]

CCLCM? Or maybe they are just tuition + fees (but Cleveland is cheap).

Pritzker Chicago, Vanderbilt, WashU, Penn, and Michigan all have solid numbers of full-tuition offers I think.

Do you know if they cover full cost of attendance (i.e. books, rent, food, etc) or just tuition?

Duke, WashU, Penn, Pritzker, and NYU are the ones I know that give full tuition for merit. Columbia, Michigan, and Vanderbilt all also give generous merit aid, but I personally haven't seen someone with a full tuition scholarship to any (though that does not mean they don't exist). I'm sure there are others out there I'm missing.

Same question. Is it just tuition, or full cost of attendance (i.e. housing)?



Thanks in advance guys.

 

[MCATforsale1]

I got a full tuition- not full cost of attendance- scholarship to Vandy. I think there were 5 of us in my class.

Thanks for the reply.

 

[WedgeDawg]

Do you know if they cover full cost of attendance (i.e. books, rent, food, etc) or just tuition?



Same question. Is it just tuition, or full cost of attendance (i.e. housing)?



Thanks in advance guys.

Unsure. I wasn't pro enough to get any of them 😛

 

[MCATforsale1]

Unsure. I wasn't pro enough to get any of them 😛

Haha, no worries. Thanks for the replies!

 

[md-2020]

Yea I hate to be a dick but making plans about full COA merit scholarships at some of the top medical schools in the country can come off as....very ill advised.

 

[starlite911]

Mount Sinai gave out 2 full COA scholarships two years ago, but none since then. Probably varies a lot and definitely not something to count on.

 

[WedgeDawg]

Yea I hate to be a dick but making plans about full COA merit scholarships at some of the top medical schools in the country can come off as....very ill advised.

nah seems pretty reasonable to me

 

[MCATforsale1]

Mount Sinai gave out 2 full COA scholarships two years ago, but none since then. Probably varies a lot and definitely not something to count on.

Good to know. Thanks for the info!

 

[gettheleadout]

Do you know if they cover full cost of attendance (i.e. books, rent, food, etc) or just tuition?



Same question. Is it just tuition, or full cost of attendance (i.e. housing)?



Thanks in advance guys.

Duke does have one full cost-of-attendance scholarship, I forget the name. (the so-and-so Fellowship?)

 

[WedgeDawg]

Duke does have one full cost-of-attendance scholarship, I forget the name. (the so-and-so Fellowship?)

Long time no see!

And they have somewhere around 8-10 full something scholarships, but idk if they are COA or "just" tuition.