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The Boston University Presidential Scholarship 2025 is a prestigious merit-based award offering $25,000 per academic year, renewable for up to four years. Open to both U.S. and international first-year undergraduate students, this scholarship recognizes outstanding academic achievement, leadership, and contributions beyond the classroom, helping talented students from around the world pursue their studies in the United States.

Boston University, located in the historic city of Boston, Massachusetts, stands among the nation’s top private research universities. Known for its diverse and inclusive community, world-class faculty, and over 300 programs of study, BU provides students with an intellectually rich environment and countless opportunities to grow personally and professionally on a truly global campus. 📚 Register now for Coding and English Language classes at MK SCHOLARS. July intake is starting on 10th

SCHOLARSHIP BENEFITS:

• $25,000 award per academic year toward tuition fees.
• Renewable for up to four years (total value up to $100,000 over the undergraduate program).
• Available to both U.S. and international students entering as first-year undergraduates.
• No separate application required — automatic consideration based on admission application.
• Recognition as a prestigious merit-based scholar at one of the top private research universities in the USA.
• Opportunity to join a diverse and motivated community of high-achieving students.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA:

• Must apply as a first-year undergraduate student to Boston University.
• Open to both U.S. citizens and international students from any country.
• Demonstrated outstanding academic achievement (typically among the top 5% of the class).
• Strong record of leadership, community service, or extracurricular involvement.
• Highly competitive academic profile, often including SAT or ACT scores if submitted.
• Must maintain satisfactory academic progress at Boston University to renew the scholarship each year.

AVAILABLE PROGRAMS:

• Anthropology.
• Archaeology.
• Asian Studies
• Africana Studies.
• American Studies.
• Economics.
• English.
• History.
• International Relations.
• Linguistics.
• Philosophy.
• Political Science.
• Psychology.
• Sociology.
• Biology.
• Chemistry.
• Earth & Environment.
• Marine Science.
• Mathematics.
• Neuroscience.
• Physics.
• Computer Science.
• Data Science.
• Mathematics & Computer Science.
• Environmental Science.
• Global Studies.
• Holocaust & Genocide Studies.
• Advertising.
• Journalism.
• Public Relations.
• Film & Television.
• Communication Studies.
• Media Science.
• Biomedical Engineering.
• Computer Engineering.
• Electrical & Computer Engineering.
• Mechanical Engineering.
• Robotics Engineering.
• Systems Engineering.
• Art History & Visual Culture.
• Dance.
• Music.
• Theatre Arts.
• Behavior & Health.
• Health Science.
• Human Physiology.
• Nutritional Science.
• Speech, Language & Hearing Sciences.
• Business Administration.
• Finance.
• Marketing.
• Organizational Behavior.
• Management Information Systems.
• International Business.
• Early Childhood Education.
• Elementary Education.
• Special Education.
• Human Development.
• Applied Human Development.
• Artificial Intelligence.
• International Relations.

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS:

• Secondary school transcripts (official high school transcripts or academic records).
• Letters of recommendation (usually one from a school counselor and at least one from a teacher).
• Personal statement / essay included in the Common or Coalition Application.
• Standardized test scores (SAT or ACT), if you choose to submit them — note BU is test-optional.
• Proof of English proficiency for non-native English speakers (e.g., TOEFL, IELTS, or equivalent test scores).
• Application fee (or fee waiver, if eligible).
• Optional: Portfolio or audition materials (for applicants to certain programs in the College of Fine Arts).
• Optional: Additional materials (such as an expanded resume or supplementary essay, if you choose to include them).


APPLICATION PROCEDURES:

• Choose and complete the Common Application or Coalition Application.
• Apply as a first-year undergraduate student to Boston University.
• Submit your completed application by the priority deadline.
• Decide whether to include optional SAT or ACT scores (test-optional policy).
• For international applicants, include proof of English proficiency.
• Submit any required additional materials for specific programs (e.g., portfolio or audition).
• Pay the application fee or request a fee waiver if eligible.
• No separate scholarship application is needed; you are automatically considered based on your admission application.
• Track your application and admission decision through the BU applicant portal.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

• It is a merit-based scholarship; financial need is not considered in selection.
• Approximately 3% of first-year applicants receive this scholarship.
• Open to students of all nationalities, including international students.
• Renewable for up to four years if you maintain satisfactory academic progress (typically a GPA of 2.0 or higher).

📚 Register now for Coding and English Language classes at MK SCHOLARS. July intake is starting on 10th

APPLICATION DEADLINE:

The application deadline for the Boston University Presidential Scholarship 2025 is December 1, 2025.










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