The NCF Foundation Scholarship Grant

The NCF Foundation Scholarship Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: New College of Florida Foundation
Last Updated: February 20, 2026

Summary

The NCF Foundation Scholarship at New College of Florida supports students through academic merit and financial need-based funding. Established by generous donors, it aims to make higher education accessible, with nearly all students receiving some form of scholarship. Eligible applicants include incoming freshmen, transfer students, and currently enrolled students with an @ncf.edu email. A yearly scholarship application and FAFSA completion are required to ensure funding opportunities.

Overview

About New College Founded in Sarasota in 1960, New College of Florida was named the No. 1 Public Liberal Arts College by Washington Monthly in 2023 and is the Honors College of Florida. New College provides students with limitless, original opportunities for success through a highly individualized education that combines academic excellence, undergraduate research opportunities, and career preparation experiences. New College offers more than 50 undergraduate majors in arts, humanities and sciences; a master’s degree program in applied data science; exceptional STEM opportunities, including a home for world-class marine biology and marine mammal studies; and intercollegiate athletics in the NAIA. The NCF Foundation Scholarship Through the generosity of many individuals, alumni, local philanthropists, nonprofit organizations and corporations, the New College Foundation has established academic merit and financial need-based scholarships for students. Nearly 100% of New College students receive some form of scholarship.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. Incoming freshmen and transfer students who have applied to the university and all currently enrolled undergraduate and graduate New College students. Only newly admitted or current students with an @ncf.edu email may apply. Students must complete a yearly scholarship application to be considered for funding. It is also important to complete the FAFSA each year, as your total cost of attendance may impact your scholarship eligibility.

Ineligibility

Non-degree and certificate students are not eligible for scholarships.