The David Bartholomae Grant provides $1,200 in financial support to students in their second year and beyond, helping them access essential educational resources needed for academic success. Students may apply directly for funding to cover tangible academic needs such as books, technology, software, and course materials, as well as experiential learning opportunities, conference fees, travel costs, research expenses, and global experiences.
This grant cannot be used as personal income or to pay expenses billed directly by the University as defined by the Office of Admissions and Financial Aid, including tuition, course fees, program fees, and mandatory fees.
Who Should Apply?
Any Dietrich School and College of General Studies (CGS) undergraduate who:
- Is in their second year or above
- Needs financial support to cover the costs of tangible educational needs
- Has a FAFSA on file
Please note, demonstrated financial need is determined through FAFSA information. To be eligible for this grant, you must have a FAFSA on file.
Application Materials
- David Bartholomae Grant Cover Page [fillable form]
- Prompt: Describe, in at least 250 words, what you would purchase or fund with this grant and how it will support your academic success. Please specify the tangible needs or tools you require (such as books, technology, software, or course materials) and/or the experiences you wish to pursue (such as research, experiential learning opportunities, conferences, travel, or global experiences). Explain how this funding will impact your coursework, research, professional development, or educational goals.
Application Deadline: February 25, 2026