Marquette Experience Pathway Scholarship

Through the generosity of the Stollenwerk family, the Marquette Experience Pathway Scholarship (the Pathway) was established to support a cohort of 10 Marquette University High School students in attending Marquette. 

Students are admitted into the Pathway during the spring of their sophomore year in high school. As part of the Pathway experience, students are provided extra contact with Marquette University’s campus and community.  

Marquette will award the Pathway Scholarship to a cohort of 10 admitted students from Marquette University High School each year, provided the students are admitted to Marquette following an on-time submission of the application for admission. This is intended to be both a need- and merit-based scholarship award. 

Award amount

  • Varies (10 available) 

Deadline

  • January 15 (apply for admission)

Selection guidelines

  • Must attend Marquette University High School. 
  • Must be admitted to the Pathway Cohort in spring of sophomore year. 
  • Must be admitted to Marquette University. 
  • Have need as determined by completion of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). For any scholarships or grants that require the FAFSA, undocumented, Dreamers and DACA students may fill out the Net Price Calculator.  
  • International students are not eligible for this scholarship. 

Students with questions should reach out to Rose Howard at rose.howard@marquette.edu. 

 

Lasting value. Lifetime values.

Marquette is consistently recognized as a best value in national media such as U.S. News & World Report and The Princeton Review. But there’s more to a Marquette education beyond a great return on your investment. As a Catholic, Jesuit university, we measure success in the hearts and minds of our students, seeking to engage in them a mindset that looks beyond themselves and toward the benefit of others. Men and women for and with others, as we say in our mission, who go into the world ready to Be The Difference.

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