Asked by Laruen

Aquinas Scholars receive a substantial scholarship which is renewable, as long as they remain in the program.

What does substantial scholarship means??
Answered by Ms. Sue
Substantial scholarship means a lot of money for tuition, etc.
Answered by Laruen
ohhh meaning they will give a scholarship and I don't have to pay the tuition
Answered by Laruen
right?
Answered by Steve
Substantial may not mean full tuition.

When I applied to MIT, they offered me $2600, but a year's tuition, fees and lodging came to $4100.

Luckily, I did obtain a more substantial (full tuition, fees, and board & room) elsewhere.

Better check into the details when applying. Often schools have a variety of financial aid options available. They may choose which one to offer you if you just apply for general financial aid, or there may be specific scholarships available which require separate applications. It can get complicated.
Answered by Ms. Sue
They were deliberately vague by saying a "substantial" amount. There's no way of knowing from this information whether the scholarship would cover the entire tuition.

Answered by Laruen
ok

thanks steve and thank ms. sue

Merry Christmas and happy new year!!! :)
Answered by Laruen
it's an academic program (honors program) at a catholic high school base on grades and they give you a Substantial scholarship
Answered by Ms. Sue
You're welcome, Laruen. And I hope you have a happy and successful New Year, too.
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