In the table below, you will find brief descriptions of the scholarships awarded each fall to juniors and seniors in the School of Management.
To be eligible for a scholarship, you must be a junior or senior enrolled full time for the subsequent semester in School of Management 300- or 400-level courses and have a minimum overall GPA of 3.5.
If you are a new fall transfer student, you must also submit an updated transcript that includes your grades from the spring semester.
Deadline: July 1
Undergraduate Scholarships |
Criteria and Descriptions |
|---|---|
| The Challen Family Scholarship | Multiple awards will be based on academic merit and financial need. Recipients must be Western New York natives. Made available by the generous bequest of Bruce Challen, BA ’30. |
| Hsinchun Chen and Hsaio-Hui Chow Scholarship | Awarded annually to two Management Information Systems students with financial need. Established in 2010 by Dr. Hsinchun Chen, MBA ’85, and Dr. Hsiao-Hui Chow, PhD ’89 (School of Pharmacy). |
| Michael J. Christopher Scholarship | Awarded annually to two students based on academic merit and financial need. It is the donor's preference that the awardees be Western New York natives who are nontraditional students. Made available by the generous gift of Michael J. Christopher. |
| John G. and Elizabeth Gibbons Scholarship | Multiple awards will be given based on academic merit. Made available by the generous bequest of John G. Gibbons, BS ’31, and his wife, Elizabeth. |
| Charles W. Pearson Scholarship | Awarded annually to one or two students based on academic merit and financial need. Established in 1977 by the generous bequest of Charles W. Pearson and subsequent donations from family, friends and alumni. |
| Amena and Hatim Nakhoda & Family Endowed Scholarship Fund | Awarded annually to one or two students based on academic merit and financial need. Established in 2007 by Moeez H. Nakhoda, BS ’91, and family. |
| Arthur and Louise Wasserman Scholarship | Awarded annually to one student based on academic merit and financial need. It is the donor's preference that the honoree be a Western New York native of Jewish heritage. |
