Scholarships and grants are designed to support a student’s education by providing “gift money” that does not need to be repaid. At American School of Leadership (ASL), scholarships are available both from internal funds and external civic, private organizations, and foundations. These opportunities are awarded based on various criteria, including academic interests, financial need, outstanding academic performance, or the student’s/parent’s employment background.
Scholarship Application Deadlines:
- July 15th for Fall entry
- December 15th for Spring entry
- Amount: 40% reduction in program tuition
- Funded by: American School of Leadership (ASL)
- Quantity: 2 scholarships per year
Description: The President Scholarship is intended to support students whose parents demonstrate financial hardship.
Documentation Requirements:
- Students must be at least 15 years of age.
- Parents must provide proof of employment that shows insufficient income to cover the full tuition cost.
Conditions:
- The student must be enrolled full-time in the online campus and maintain continuous enrollment.
- Failure to start classes in the first semester or withdrawing from school will result in loss of eligibility for the scholarship.
- Amount: 20% reduction in program tuition
- Funded by: AUL Corporate Training
- Quantity: 3 scholarships per year
Description: This scholarship is available to new students and is awarded based on merit and/or the economic conditions of the student’s country of residence, if applicable.
Documentation Requirements:
- Official report cards
- Proof of social or community involvement
- Financial documentation (if applicable)
Conditions:
- Students must maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.0 and remain continuously enrolled.
- Failure to start classes in the first semester or withdrawing from school will result in loss of eligibility for the scholarship.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Many students find it beneficial to discuss their personal situation with one of our advisors to better plan and prepare for the application process. The steps are as follows:
- Download the Scholarship Application Form available here .
- Complete the application truthfully and attach proof of eligibility along with any additional documentation that supports your case.
- In addition to the scholarship-specific requirements, the following documents (as applicable) should accompany your application. If the student is dependent, parents’ documentation applies:
- Driver’s license or passport
- Proof of residency
- W-2 forms (for U.S. citizens and residents) and other annual income records
- Records of child support (if applicable)
- Documentation of participation in study or need-based work programs
- Records of previously awarded grants, scholarships, or financial aid
- Current business records (if applicable)
- Official bank statements for the last three months
- The administration will review the submitted scholarship package and notify applicants within two weeks via email.
- If approved, students will receive an email with the scholarship approval letter. Parents (or guardians, if applicable) must sign and return the approval letter within 5 business days. Failure to do so will result in the offer being transferred to the next eligible applicant on the waiting list.
SCHOLARSHIPS WITHDRAWAL AND REENTRY POLICY
Scholarship recipients who withdraw from the university forfeit any undisbursed scholarship funds earned prior to their withdrawal. However, if they re-enroll and continue to meet eligibility requirements, they can begin earning scholarship funds again after completing their first term back at the university.
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