Bauer Scholars Program
The Charles T. Bauer Scholars Program is one of five signature programs supported by the Center for Access & Success. The program offers merit scholarships to students who qualify for need-based financial aid from Baltimore City or Baltimore County, Md. Recipients will be notified along with their admissions decisions.
The Award
- A $20,000 scholarship and an enhanced financial aid package that will meet the full demonstrated need of the student as determined by the Bucknell Office of Financial Aid.
How to Apply
All students who meet the residency requirements are automatically considered. Students and their families will be invited to an information sessions held in the fall.
- Complete your Common Application or Coalition Application by:
- Nov. 1 for Early Decision I
- Jan. 10 for Early Decision II and Regular Decision
- Complete your Financial Aid Application, including your CSS Profile and FAFSA by Nov. 1 for Early Decision I or Jan. 10 for Early Decision II and Regular Decision.
- Attend a high school in Baltimore City or Baltimore County Maryland.
Scholarship Recipient Participation Expectations
This scholarship is renewable annually if the participation expectations outlined below are met. Merit Scholarship awards do not increase in subsequent years.
- The Bauer Scholarship is one of five signature programs supported by our Center for Access and Success. The center offers a network of support including meaningful mentorship, career readiness programs, and more all from our student-centered hub, the Axis Lounge.
- As a Bauer Scholar you will also participate in the T.E.A.M. Peer Mentoring Program which starts with the RAMP Up! Pre-Orientation program and then partners first-year student scholars with an upper-class peer mentor to establish a supportive and invaluable relationship.
- Maintain satisfactory academic progress and remain in good social standing.
For more information
Bauer Scholars program
Adam Navarro Jusino
Associate Dean of Admissions for Access and Outreach
ayinj001@bucknell.edu.