University of Dayton Scholarships (2026–2027)
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Last Updated on June 3, 2026
What This Page Covers:- Tuition, housing, and average family net price
- Automatic merit ranges and qualifier benchmarks
- Flagship and hidden-gem awards
- Honors and stacking strategy
📊 Admissions Snapshot
- Acceptance Rate: ~81%
- Middle 50% ACT: 27
- Middle 50% SAT: 1225
- Average GPA: 3.8
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📌 University of Dayton at a Glance
🏆 Full tuition available (Hidden Heroes Scholarship & Kessler Scholars Program)
Average Net Price
$33,048/year
Average paid.
Automatic Merit
$1,000–$33,000/yr
No separate application.
Scholarships Tracked
19 opportunities
7 automatic · 3 competitive · 7 hidden gem · 2 honors
Merit Evaluation
Holistic Review / Varies
Merit depends on profile rigor.
Testing Policy
Test-optional
Superscores ACT/SAT.
Key Deadlines
Priority: Nov 1 • FAFSA: Mar 1
Full-Tuition / Full-Ride
Hidden Heroes Scholarship & Kessler Scholars Program
Honors College
Honors Program Available
Financial Aid Forms
FAFSA Only
🚨 Easy-to-Miss “Gotchas” at University of Dayton (Read This First)
- Everyone gets automatic merit, but the biggest award (Trustees’ full tuition) is highly competitive and not typical.
- The November 1 Early Action deadline is key for top scholarships and programs like Flyer Promise—wait too long and you limit options.
- Dayton is test-optional, but stronger test scores can help push students into higher merit tiers.
FAQ
Is this college test-optional? Yes — University of Dayton is test-optional.
What is the middle 50% ACT/SAT? ACT: 27; SAT: 1225.
Average net price? About $33,048/yearyear after aid.
Does this school use waivers/reciprocity?
No — private school; same rate for all.
💰 Cost of Attendance at University of Dayton 2026-2027
📅 2026–2027 Planning Note: The costs below reflect the most recently published figures (2025–2026). Universities typically finalize the next year’s rates in the spring, and we’ll update this page once official 2026–2027 numbers are released.
Planning tip: At large public universities, tuition, fees, and housing usually increase modestly each year (often in the 2–5% range). For early budgeting, families may want to plan for roughly $1,000–$1,500 more in-state or $2,000–$3,000 more out-of-state in total direct costs once new rates are published.
| Category (2026–2027) |
In-State |
Out-of-State |
| Tuition & Mandatory Fees (2 semesters) |
$50,610 |
$50,610 |
| Housing & Meals (typical) |
$17,610 |
$17,610 |
| Total (Direct Costs) |
$68,220 |
$68,220 |
Average Federal Net Price: $33,048 — this is what families actually paid after grants and scholarships (no loans), based on the most recent federal data. Your specific cost could be significantly lower or higher depending on your financial aid eligibility and merit scholarships. New to Net Price & SAI? Read our guide.
Transparent Tuition & Textbook Scholarship
Dayton charges one flat tuition rate for 12–18 credit hours, locked for all four years.
Students who complete a campus visit and file the FAFSA by February 1 receive a $1,000 Textbook Scholarship, effectively reducing the annual billed cost to about $67,220.
Cost & Aid FAQs
Who qualifies for the Textbook Scholarship?
Any admitted student who visits campus and submits the FAFSA by February 1.
How much can it save?
Up to $1,000 per year, automatically applied toward course materials.
Do Ohio residents pay less?
No — as a private university, Dayton charges the same tuition for all U.S. students.
Sources (Tier 1 – Verified):
University of Dayton — Tuition & Fees: https://udayton.edu/affordability/cost/index.php
University of Dayton — Scholarships & Grants: https://udayton.edu/affordability/undergraduate/scholarships.php
University of Dayton Common Data Set 2024–25: https://udayton.edu/ir/common_data_set/index.php
U.S. Dept. of Education College Scorecard (Net Price): https://collegescorecard.ed.gov/school/?203517-University-of-Dayton
✅ Automatic Merit Scholarships
The University of Dayton automatically considers every admitted student for merit scholarships. Awards are based on your application—grades, academic rigor, leadership, and (if submitted) superscored test scores. There is no separate scholarship application for these awards.
Automatic
Father Chaminade Scholarship
📅 Deadline: February 15 for submitting test scores
✓ Renews (2 GPA, 4 yrs)
$17,000–$19,000/yr
✔ Stackable
Holistic / Status Based
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Stacking & Combining
Stacks with need-based aid and outside scholarships, but total aid cannot exceed cost of attendance. External scholarships must be reported to Flyer Student Services.
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Strategic Detail
UD lists the Father Chaminade Scholarship at $17,000–$19,000 per year for four years for entering first-year students. Awards are based on holistic academic review and are test-optional — no specific GPA or test-score cutoffs are published. Renewable with a 2.0 cumulative GPA, 67% course completion and full-time enrollment.
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Who Actually Wins
Most winners: Incoming first-years whose academic records qualify them for UD's entry-level merit band in the holistic review. This is the starting rung of UD's automatic merit ladder — a meaningful $17K–$19K that rewards a solid high school record.
Automatic
Dean's Merit Scholarship
📅 Deadline: February 15 for submitting test scores
✓ Renews (2 GPA, 4 yrs)
$21,000–$23,000/yr
✔ Stackable
Holistic / Status Based
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Stacking & Combining
Renewable for eight semesters alongside other institutional and external aid, up to cost-of-attendance limits. External scholarships must be reported to Flyer Student Services and may reduce need-based aid eligibility.
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Strategic Detail
UD awards the Dean's Merit Scholarship at $21,000–$23,000 per year for four years to entering first-year students. Eligibility is based on a holistic review of GPA, academic rigor and optional test scores (submitted by February 15). UD does not publish specific GPA or test-score minimums. Renewable as long as you maintain a 2.0 cumulative GPA, complete 67% of courses attempted and remain enrolled full-time.
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Who Actually Wins
Most winners: Admitted first-years with solid college-prep records whose overall academic profiles place them in UD's mid-merit band. Selection is holistic — no hard GPA or test-score cutoffs are published, and going test-optional won't hurt your chances.
Automatic
President's Merit Scholarship
📅 Deadline: February 15 for submitting test scores
✓ Renews (2 GPA, 4 yrs)
$26,000–$29,000/yr
✔ Stackable
Holistic / Status Based
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Stacking & Combining
Renewable for up to eight semesters and can be combined with other aid as long as total assistance does not exceed cost of attendance. External scholarships must be reported to Flyer Student Services.
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Strategic Detail
UD's merit chart lists the President's Merit Scholarship at $26,000–$29,000 per year for four years for entering first-year students. Awards are test-optional and based on GPA, academic rigor and optional test scores. Specific score or GPA thresholds are not published. Renewable with a 2.0 cumulative GPA, 67% course completion and full-time enrollment.
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Who Actually Wins
Most winners: Admitted first-years with stronger-than-average academic records who fall into UD's upper-middle merit band based on holistic evaluation. Submitting strong test scores by February 15 can be the nudge that moves a student into this tier versus the tier below.
Automatic
Trustees' Merit Scholarship
📅 Deadline: February 15 for submitting test scores
✓ Renews (2 GPA, 4 yrs)
$31,000–$33,000/yr
✔ Stackable
Holistic / Status Based
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Stacking & Combining
Highest standard first-year merit tier, renewable for eight semesters and stackable with need-based and external aid within cost-of-attendance limits. External scholarships must be reported to Flyer Student Services.
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Strategic Detail
UD specifies the Trustees' Merit Scholarship at $31,000–$33,000 per year for four years; merit awards are based on a holistic review of GPA, academic rigor and optional test scores, and UD does not publish explicit GPA or test-score minimums. Renewable with a 2.0 cumulative GPA, 67% course completion and full-time enrollment.
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Who Actually Wins
Top academic admits whose holistic profiles place them in UD's highest first-year merit band. At $31K–$33K per year, this is a substantial award — worth up to $132,000 over four years — and goes to students with the strongest academic records in the admitted class.
Automatic⚠ Transfer Only
Transfer Merit Scholarship
📅 Deadline: Varies · 📢 Results: Upon admission
✓ Renews (2 GPA, 3 yrs)
$17,000–$27,000/yr
✔ Stackable
🎓 Transfer
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Stacking & Combining
Stacks with need-based aid and outside scholarships within cost-of-attendance limits. External scholarships must be reported to Flyer Student Services and may reduce need-based aid eligibility.
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Strategic Detail
UD awards transfer scholarships automatically at admission based on combined cumulative college GPA. Tiers: GPA 4.0–3.75 = $27,000/yr; 3.74–3.5 = $25,000/yr; 3.49–3.25 = $23,000/yr; 3.24–3.0 = $21,000/yr; below 3.0 = $17,000/yr. Renewable for three years with 2.0 GPA, 67% course completion and full-time enrollment. Scholarship amounts are determined at time of admission and apply to full-time degree programs.
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Who Actually Wins
Most winners: Any full-time transfer student admitted to UD. The award tier is locked in at admission based on your college GPA — a 4.0–3.75 earns the max $27,000/year, while anything under 3.0 still lands $17,000/year. Everyone gets something meaningful.
Automatic
National Merit Scholarship — UD Sponsored
📅 Deadline: National Merit Finalist first-choice designation deadline (set by NMSC, typically in spring of senior year)
✓ Renews (2 GPA, 4 yrs)
$1,000–$2,000/yr
✔ Stackable
Holistic / Status Based
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Stacking & Combining
Stacks on top of UD merit scholarships and need-based aid within cost-of-attendance limits. This is a supplemental award — expect it to layer over your existing UD merit package.
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Strategic Detail
UD sponsors National Merit Scholarships for Finalists who designate UD as their first-choice institution. Amounts are $1,000 or $2,000 per year based on need. This award stacks on top of any UD merit scholarship the student receives. Designation must be made through the National Merit Scholarship Corporation's process.
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Who Actually Wins
Most winners: National Merit Finalists who list UD as their first-choice school with the NMSC. Award amount ($1,000 or $2,000/year) is determined by demonstrated financial need. The real value is layering this on top of an already-generous UD merit award.
Automatic
Textbook Scholarship
📅 Deadline: February 1
✓ Renews
Holistic / Status Based
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Stacking & Combining
Covers course materials only and does not affect tuition-based merit or need-based aid. Students receiving a book stipend from another agency (e.g., Army ROTC) equal to or greater than UD's award are ineligible.
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Strategic Detail
UD covers the cost of required course materials through the University Bookstore each semester for qualifying incoming students who make an official campus visit and file the FAFSA by February 1. Valid only for course material purchases — not clothing, giftware or supplies. Dependents of UD employees receiving 95% tuition remission, or whose combined remission and university gift aid totals 95% of tuition, are ineligible. Students receiving a book stipend from another agency equal to or greater than UD's award are also ineligible. Starting with fall 2027 admits, the award shifts to need-based (FAFSA-determined) only.
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Who Actually Wins
Incoming first-year, transfer, UD Sinclair Academy and international students starting in fall who visit campus and file the FAFSA by February 1. It's a genuinely easy win — visit campus (which you should do anyway!) and file the FAFSA, and your textbooks are covered every semester.
* GPA/test bands are estimates based on official selectivity and prior cohort profiles. "Who Actually Wins" insights are pulled from external peer-sourced data where students and parents have reported real-world award results. Because colleges can change funding thresholds and deadlines at any time, always verify these details with the institution before finalizing your application strategy.
*GPA and test score ranges are estimates only. UD does not publish strict cutoffs; bands are based on recent class profiles and representative admitted student data.
Superscore Clarity
Does UD superscore? Yes. Dayton uses your highest section scores from multiple SAT or ACT sittings and combines them to maximize your “superscore.”
Does this affect scholarships? Yes—superscores are valid for both admission and scholarship awards. Students may receive larger merit packages if their superscore matches a higher award tier.
If I apply test-optional? That’s fine. No score is required for consideration, but a superscored result will only help if submitted.
Automatic Merit FAQs
Do I need to submit test scores? No—Dayton is test-optional. Grades and course rigor are enough, but high test scores can improve your offer.
Is there a separate application? No—the admission application is used for scholarship review.
Can these stack with other aid? Yes—merit scholarships can stack with need-based and outside scholarships, up to cost-of-attendance limits.
Are these renewable? Yes—up to four years with satisfactory academic standing (usually full-time enrollment and GPA requirements).
Sources:
https://udayton.edu/affordability/undergraduate/first-year-merit.php
https://udayton.edu/apply/undergraduate/first-year
🏆 Competitive Scholarships
The University of Dayton does not publish any university-level competitive scholarships above the standard automatic merit awards. Most scholarship opportunities are merit-based and awarded at the time of admission via holistic review. Specialized awards, such as service or affiliation scholarships, are detailed in the Hidden Gems section.
Full TuitionApp Required⚠ All Undergrad Only
Hidden Heroes Scholarship
📅 Deadline: Varies
✓ Renews (2 GPA, 4 yrs)
Full Tuition
tuition
✘ Not stackable
👥 ~Limited based on available funding and eligibility winners/yr🎓 All Undergrad
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Stacking & Combining
Covers 100% of undergraduate tuition. This award replaces any previously awarded UD merit or need-based assistance — it does not stack on top of other UD institutional aid.
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How to Apply
Eligible caregivers of 100% disabled veterans contact UD's Veteran Services office to learn about applying and to document eligibility through the Hidden Heroes program criteria.
Selection criteria: Eligibility-based award determined by Veteran Services staff according to Hidden Heroes program criteria and available funding.
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Strategic Detail
UD's Hidden Heroes Scholarship covers 100% of undergraduate tuition for caregivers of 100% disabled veterans, in alignment with the State of Ohio's Hidden Heroes initiative (approximately 140 qualifying Ohioans). Note — this scholarship replaces, not supplements, any UD merit or need-based assistance previously awarded. Contact vetservices@udayton.edu to begin the eligibility documentation process.
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Who Actually Wins
Undergraduate students who are caregivers of 100% permanently disabled veterans as defined by Ohio's Hidden Heroes initiative. If you're caring for a veteran and need to retrain for a new career, this scholarship is UD's direct answer — and it's a full tuition award.
Automatic
Alumni Association Scholarship
📅 Deadline: November 1 (admission) and February 1 (FAFSA) · 📢 Results: Late March
✓ Renews (2 GPA, 4 yrs)
👥 ~One new recipient per entering class winners/yr
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Stacking & Combining
Award is renewable and can be combined with merit and need-based aid, subject to cost-of-attendance limits.
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Strategic Detail
The UD Alumni Association sponsors one $5,000/year renewable scholarship (total value $20,000) per entering class. Recipient must be an incoming first-year student whose parent or grandparent is a UD graduate. Selection considers financial need, academic performance, standardized test scores and service to school and community. Apply for admission by November 1 and file the FAFSA by February 1 for priority consideration. Award typically announced in late March.
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Who Actually Wins
Most winners: One incoming first-year student per class whose parent or grandparent is a UD graduate and who demonstrates financial need, strong academics and service. With only one award per class, this is a true long shot — but if you have the legacy connection and the financial need, it costs nothing extra to be considered beyond applying by November 1 and filing the FAFSA.
Automatic
Deacons Scholarship
📅 Deadline: November 1 (admission) and February 1 (FAFSA) · 📢 Results: Early March
✓ Renews (2 GPA, 4 yrs)
👥 ~Limited number of awards each year winners/yr
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Stacking & Combining
Award is renewable and may be combined with UD merit and need-based aid up to cost-of-attendance limits.
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Strategic Detail
UD offers the Deacon's Scholarship ($5,000/year, $20,000 total over four years) to incoming first-year students whose father, grandfather or uncle is a permanent, active deacon of the Roman Catholic or Orthodox Church. A limited number of awards are made each year; priority goes to those with financial need. Apply for admission by November 1, provide deacon relationship details in the application and file the FAFSA by February 1. UD contacts each diocese in February for deacon status confirmation. Awards made by early March.
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Who Actually Wins
A limited number of incoming first-year students whose father, grandfather or uncle is a permanent, active deacon of the Roman Catholic or Orthodox Church and who demonstrate financial need. UD verifies deacon status directly with the diocese — so the family relationship needs to be a real, documented one.
* GPA/test bands are estimates based on official selectivity and prior cohort profiles. "Who Actually Wins" insights are pulled from external peer-sourced data where students and parents have reported real-world award results. Because colleges can change funding thresholds and deadlines at any time, always verify these details with the institution before finalizing your application strategy.
Competitive Scholarship FAQs
Are there university-wide competitive scholarships at Dayton? No, only automatic merit scholarships are awarded to all admits; additional funds described in “Hidden Gems” require special eligibility, not a separate university-wide application.
Where can students find more awards? Students should check program, department, and campus service scholarship listings for additional opportunities.
Do any awards require extra applications? Not at the university-wide (flagship) level for the incoming class; see departmental and special population awards for details.
Sources:
https://udayton.edu/affordability/undergraduate/first-year-merit.php
https://udayton.edu/apply/undergraduate/first-year
💎 Hidden Gem Scholarships
These awards at UD reward leadership, identity, program affiliation, or musical/ROTC talent. Many are stackable with merit scholarships but require separate applications, auditions, or nominations.
Full TuitionApp Required
Kessler Scholars Program
📅 Deadline: February 1
✓ Renews (4 yrs)
Full Tuition
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✔ Stackable
👥 ~Limited cohort selected annually winners/yr
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Stacking & Combining
Substantial financial aid at Sinclair plus full tuition at UD, with additional scholarships to reduce housing and meal plan costs. Part of the national Kessler Scholars Collaborative network of 16 institutions.
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How to Apply
Apply to the UD Sinclair Academy and file the FAFSA by February 1. Eligible admitted students receive a consideration email and are invited to interview. Selected students must confirm enrollment by May 1 and are required to participate in the Kessler Scholars Summer Bridge Program and ongoing program activities.
Selection criteria: Selection based on first-gen eligibility, Pell eligibility, income threshold and interview performance. Academic achievement is considered through the UD Sinclair Academy admission process.
🎤 Interview
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Strategic Detail
The Kessler Scholars Program provides full tuition at UD plus subsidized housing and meal plans, along with substantial financial aid at Sinclair Community College during the Academy phase. Only available through the UD Sinclair Academy pathway. Family income must be $50,000 or less (all parents, including noncustodial) and student must be Pell-eligible. Divorced/separated families must submit a noncustodial parent form. Program requires Summer Bridge participation and ongoing Kessler programming throughout the college experience. Part of the national Kessler Scholars Collaborative (16 colleges and universities).
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Who Actually Wins
First-generation college students (first in family to earn a bachelor's degree) who graduated high school within the last three years, are not currently enrolled in college, have total family income of $50,000 or less (including noncustodial parents), and are Pell-eligible. Students must enter through the UD Sinclair Academy pathway. This is one of the most comprehensive first-gen support programs in Ohio — full tuition plus housing support, mentoring and a national alumni network.
App Required
Leadership in Service Scholarship
📅 Deadline: November (nomination)
✓ Renews (4 yrs)
👥 ~Limited number of awards each year winners/yr
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Stacking & Combining
Award of $2,500 per year stacks on top of first-year merit and need-based aid, up to cost-of-attendance limits.
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How to Apply
Be nominated by a high school or community leader and complete the Leadership in Service Scholarship application describing sustained service and leadership.
Selection criteria: Holistic review of the depth, consistency, and impact of service and leadership activities.
✎ Essays💌 Letters of Rec
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Strategic Detail
UD describes the Leadership in Service Scholarship as a $2,500-per-year award, renewable for up to four years for students who remain in good academic standing and complete service expectations.
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Who Actually Wins
Most winners: Incoming first-years with strong records of school or community service and leadership who are nominated by counselors or community partners.
App Required
Marianist Leadership Scholars
📅 Deadline: January 15
✓ Renews (4 yrs)
👥 ~Limited Marianist cohort each year winners/yr
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Stacking & Combining
$4,000 per year in addition to other UD scholarships, provided the student remains active in Marianist-related leadership and formation activities.
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How to Apply
Graduates of Marianist high schools or Marianist LIFE program alumni submit a Marianist Leadership Scholars application highlighting faith and community engagement.
Selection criteria: Evaluates Marianist formation, leadership in faith communities, and desire to serve within UD’s Marianist mission.
✎ Essays
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Strategic Detail
UD lists a Marianist Leadership Scholarship of $4,000 per year for Marianist high school graduates or Marianist LIFE alumni who join a structured leadership cohort.
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Who Actually Wins
Most winners: Applicants with demonstrated involvement and leadership in Marianist schools or LIFE programs who want to continue Marianist service and community at UD.
App Required⚠ All Undergrad Only
Music Talent Awards (Pep Band, ensembles)
📅 Deadline: February
✓ Renews (4 yrs)
$1,000–$10,000/yr
✔ Stackable
👥 ~Limited by Department of Music scholarship budget and ensemble needs winners/yr🎓 All Undergrad
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Stacking & Combining
Talent awards for non-majors are typically around $1,000 per year; larger awards up to about $10,000 per year are reserved for music majors and can stack with academic and need-based aid.
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How to Apply
Schedule and complete an audition with the Department of Music by February for consideration for music major, minor, or ensemble talent awards.
Selection criteria: Awards are based on audition performance, musicianship, and the needs of specific ensembles.
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Strategic Detail
UD states that talent awards for non-music majors are generally $1,000 per year, while music majors can receive significantly larger scholarships depending on talent and program needs.
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Who Actually Wins
Students who demonstrate strong musical ability at audition and commit to participating in UD ensembles or pep band.
App Required⚠ All Undergrad Only
AFROTC Incentive Grant
📅 Deadline: Aligned with AFROTC scholarship and contracting timelines.
✓ Renews (4 yrs)
👥 ~Dependent on AFROTC and institutional funding each year winners/yr🎓 All Undergrad
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Stacking & Combining
Designed to supplement AFROTC tuition benefits; can stack with other institutional aid within cost-of-attendance limits.
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How to Apply
Enroll in Air Force ROTC Detachment 643 at UD and receive an AFROTC scholarship; the incentive grant is then automatically awarded by the university.
Selection criteria: Primarily determined by AFROTC scholarship selection; UD adds the incentive grant for qualifying cadets.
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Strategic Detail
UD highlights a $5,000-per-year AFROTC incentive grant for scholarship cadets, renewable while they continue in good standing with AFROTC.
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Who Actually Wins
Most winners: Cadets in Detachment 643 who have earned AFROTC scholarships and remain in good standing in the program.
App Required
W.S. McIntosh Memorial Leadership Award
📅 Deadline: January (priority)
✓ Renews (4 yrs)
👥 ~Very limited; a small number of Dayton students each year winners/yr
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Stacking & Combining
Coordinated with UD financial aid; award amount is not publicly listed and can interact with other scholarships to meet student need.
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How to Apply
Eligible Dayton-area students submit a separate McIntosh application highlighting leadership, academic performance, and community impact by the priority deadline.
Selection criteria: Emphasizes community leadership and service in Dayton along with academic promise.
✎ Essays🎤 Interview💌 Letters of Rec
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Strategic Detail
Public descriptions highlight the McIntosh Award as a leadership and service scholarship for Dayton residents; exact dollar amounts are not published and may change with funding.
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Who Actually Wins
High-achieving students from the City of Dayton who have sustained, significant leadership and community service.
Full TuitionApp Required⚠ All Undergrad Only
Army ROTC Scholarships
📅 Deadline: National ROTC application deadlines in fall and winter; campus-based boards have additional dates.
✓ Renews
Full Tuition
tuition and stipend
✔ Stackable
👥 ~Established annually by the U.S. Army winners/yr🎓 All Undergrad
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Stacking & Combining
Can cover full tuition or room and board, plus textbook allowance and monthly stipend; UD coordinates institutional aid to avoid exceeding cost of attendance.
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How to Apply
Apply for national Army ROTC scholarships through GoArmy ROTC or compete for campus-based awards and enroll in Army ROTC at UD.
Selection criteria: Army ROTC evaluates candidates on academics, leadership, physical fitness, and board interviews.
✎ Essays🎤 Interview💌 Letters of Rec
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Strategic Detail
As with other ROTC awards, benefits are set by the Army; UD markets these as a path to significant tuition coverage for qualified cadets.
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Who Actually Wins
Most winners: Cadets selected by Army ROTC boards based on academics, fitness, and leadership potential.
App Required⚠ All Undergrad Only
Choose Ohio First
📅 Deadline: March 15 (typical)
✓ Renews (4 yrs)
👥 ~Cohort-based; limited number of COF awards funded by the State of Ohio winners/yr🎓 All Undergrad
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Stacking & Combining
State-funded award that can be combined with institutional and external aid, subject to cost-of-attendance and program rules.
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How to Apply
Ohio residents in eligible STEM or related majors submit a Choose Ohio First application through UD’s COF portal by the published deadline.
Selection criteria: Selection focuses on academic preparation in STEM and alignment with program goals; some cohorts may consider need or diversity in STEM.
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Strategic Detail
UD participates in Ohio’s Choose Ohio First program, providing scholarship support and cohort programming for STEM students; amounts vary based on funding and cohort design.
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Who Actually Wins
Most winners: Ohio residents pursuing eligible STEM fields who meet academic and program participation expectations.
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Flyer Promise Scholars
📅 Deadline: December 1
✓ Renews (4 yrs)
Full Tuition
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✘ Not stackable
⚠ A comprehensive full-tuition package for Pell-eligible seniors from specific partner high schools in Dayton, Cleveland, and Cincinnati; reduces room/board to a fixed discounted rate.
🏫 3.0+ GPA👥 ~Cohort-based; limited number of scholars selected each year winners/yr
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Stacking & Combining
Program guarantees full tuition and provides substantial housing and meal discounts; institutional aid is packaged within the Promise structure rather than standard merit.
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How to Apply
Students from partner high schools are invited to apply, complete a Flyer Promise application, participate in an interview, and file the FAFSA by the stated deadline.
Selection criteria: Selection emphasizes financial need, academic potential, and fit with the program’s cohort and mentoring model.
✎ Essays🎤 Interview🌟 Finalist Event
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Strategic Detail
UD describes Flyer Promise as a partnership program that covers tuition and significantly reduces housing and meal costs for Pell-eligible students from partner schools, with ongoing mentoring and cohort support.
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Who Actually Wins
Low-income, often first-generation students from designated partner high schools who demonstrate academic promise and financial need.
* GPA/test bands are estimates based on official selectivity and prior cohort profiles. "Who Actually Wins" insights are pulled from external peer-sourced data where students and parents have reported real-world award results. Because colleges can change funding thresholds and deadlines at any time, always verify these details with the institution before finalizing your application strategy.
*W.S. McIntosh award amounts not published—contact UD financial aid for current info.
Hidden Gem FAQs
Do ensemble musicians win awards? Yes—talent awards require an audition and ongoing participation.
Can these stack with merit aid? Yes—most can, but total aid cannot exceed cost of attendance.
Are these automatic? No—apply/audition/nomination required except for some ROTC grants.
What deadlines should be tracked? Apply/audition by posted dates (music: Feb, Flyer Promise: Dec 1, COF: March 15, ROTC: per board dates).
Sources:
https://udayton.edu/affordability/undergraduate/first-year-merit.php
https://udayton.edu/apply/undergraduate/first-year
https://udayton.edu/affordability/undergraduate/scholarships.php
https://udayton.edu/music/apply/audition-scholarships.php
https://udayton.edu/accordance/chofohiofirst/
🎖️ Honors College
The University Honors Program (UHP) at Dayton offers high-achieving students a selective pathway with small classes, advanced research, and global learning opportunities. Admission is based on both academic metrics and a holistic review of your achievements and leadership profile.
What a Typical Dayton Honors Student Looks Like: High school GPA around 3.8+ or top 10%, with ACT 29+ or SAT 1340+ if submitted. Rigor (AP/IB/Honors), leadership, and service are key.
Honors Program Perks:
- Priority registration and smaller Honors-only courses
- Extensive faculty mentorship (research, thesis)
- Funding for global programs (Oxford, Hull Fellowships)
- Dedicated Honors housing and living-learning communities
App Required⚠ All Undergrad Only
Hull International Fellowships
📅 Deadline: October 15 / February
Non-Renewable
👥 ~Limited number of Hull Fellows funded each cycle winners/yr🎓 All Undergrad
✚
Stacking & Combining
Provides supplemental funding for approved global or service projects and can be used alongside other aid and study abroad scholarships.
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How to Apply
Honors students submit a Hull Fellowship proposal describing an international or service-focused project, budget and learning goals by the posted October 15 or February deadline.
Selection criteria: Evaluated on project quality, feasibility, global or service impact and alignment with Honors Program learning goals.
✎ Essays
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Strategic Detail
UD's Hull Fellowships provide reimbursement-based funding for approved international or service-focused projects undertaken by Honors students. Specific award amounts vary by project scope and available funding. Two application cycles per year — October 15 and February (exact February date varies). Contact the Honors Program office for current cycle details.
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Who Actually Wins
Honors students with well-designed international or service-learning projects, a clear educational purpose and a realistic, documented budget. If you have a global or community-impact project in mind, this fellowship is designed to make it financially possible.
App Required⚠ Sophomore Only
Berry Summer Thesis Institute
📅 Deadline: February 7
Non-Renewable
👥 ~Limited cohort of Berry Fellows each summer winners/yr🎓 Sophomore
✚
Stacking & Combining
Provides a $2,000 fellowship plus on-campus housing and research funding on top of existing scholarships; does not affect merit award amounts.
📄
How to Apply
Second-year Honors students submit an application through the Porches portal (opens in December) with a thesis proposal and faculty mentor commitment by February 7. Application materials and instructions are on Porches.
Selection criteria: Selection emphasizes strength and feasibility of the research proposal, academic performance in the Honors Program and quality of faculty mentor support.
✎ Essays💌 Letters of Rec
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Strategic Detail
The Berry Summer Thesis Institute (launched 2012, funded by the Berry Family Foundation) provides a $2,000 fellowship, on-campus housing and research expense funding for a 12-week summer research program. Must be a second-year Honors student in good standing. Application portal opens in December each year; deadline is February 7 at 11:59 pm. Participants must be on campus the full summer term — studying abroad that summer disqualifies you. Includes professional development workshops, a research ethics mini-course, community engagement (5–6 hours/week) and a public research symposium at program close.
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Who Actually Wins
Second-year University Honors Program students with a well-developed thesis research idea and a committed faculty mentor. The 12-week immersive summer program is a launchpad for graduate school — past scholars say it's one of the most career-defining experiences they had at UD.
* GPA/test bands are estimates based on official selectivity and prior cohort profiles. "Who Actually Wins" insights are pulled from external peer-sourced data where students and parents have reported real-world award results. Because colleges can change funding thresholds and deadlines at any time, always verify these details with the institution before finalizing your application strategy.
Honors FAQs
Is admission automatic? Students with a 3.8+ GPA/top 10% class rank and ACT 29+/SAT 1340+ are eligible for automatic designation; others considered holistically.
Does Honors delay graduation? No—requirements fit typical 4-year plans.
Are there scholarships? Yes—exclusive funding, such as Berry and Hull, is available for undergraduate research and global experience.
How do I apply? Automatic consideration with UD application; fellowship and summer program apps have their own early-spring deadlines.
Sources:
https://udayton.edu/honors/about/index.php
https://udayton.edu/honors/current/berry.php
https://udayton.edu/honors/current/hull.php
⭐ College Specialty
Dayton isn’t just another private Catholic university—it’s a nationally recognized research school with strong engineering and innovation programs. Families looking at careers in aerospace, materials, or business leadership will find a well-connected campus that invests heavily in applied research and partnerships.
Standout Program: Aerospace Engineering — ranked among the Top 75 nationally by U.S. News (2024). UD’s close partnership with GE Aerospace through the EPISCenter gives students unique research and co-op opportunities right in Dayton.
- Materials Engineering & Research — Dayton is home to the University of Dayton Research Institute (UDRI), a national leader in materials and sustainment research, securing more than $260M annually in sponsored research.
- Entrepreneurship — Consistently ranked in the Top 50 undergraduate entrepreneurship programs by The Princeton Review.
- School of Business Administration — Recognized statewide for producing industry-ready graduates in accounting and finance; AACSB-accredited.
- Human Rights Studies — One of the first undergraduate programs of its kind in the U.S., with strong national recognition in social justice education.
Final Thoughts
Navigating costs and scholarships at the University of Dayton can feel overwhelming, but the key takeaways are simple: tuition is one flat rate whether you’re in or out of state, automatic merit covers a big portion for most students, and hidden gems like service, legacy, ROTC, and music scholarships can add meaningful support. Honors students have extra opportunities for research and global experiences. Taken together, Dayton offers multiple pathways to make a private education more affordable.
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