University of Miami scholars are students from across the world whose varied experiences, achievements, and interests help cultivate the vibrant academic community that is the University of Miami. Many rise to the top of our applicant pool and demonstrate significant academic accomplishments in a challenging and well-rounded curriculum, strong work ethic, and meaningful participation in extracurricular activities.
Premier Scholarships
The most academically competitive students admitted to the first-year class through Early Decision I or Early Action (November 1 deadline) are considered for Premier Scholarships. Additional information may be required as part of the selection process. Please visit each scholarship page for details about eligibility, requirements, and deadlines.
The Stamps Scholarship
The Stamps Scholarship is UM's most prestigious merit award available to students at the University of Miami. This scholarship is awarded to exceptional and academically accomplished high school seniors.
Stamps Scholars receive funding that covers the full cost of attendance for the completion of one undergraduate degree, which is up to eight semesters, or ten semesters for students in the School of Architecture.
The award includes tuition and fees, on-campus housing, a meal plan, University health insurance, textbooks, a laptop allowance, and access to a $12,000 enrichment fund which may be used toward study abroad, undergraduate research, unpaid internships, and other educational purposes.
 Award Full cost of attendance plus enrichment fund stipend |
 Eligibility All incoming first-year students |
 Deadline EDI and EA – Nov. 1 |
The Isaac Bashevis Singer Scholarship
Named after Nobel Prize-winning author and UM lecturer Isaac Bashevis Singer, this prestigious scholarship is awarded to exceptional and academically accomplished high school seniors.
Singer Scholars receive the full cost of tuition for the completion of one undergraduate degree, which is up to eight semesters, or ten semesters for students in the School of Architecture.
| Award Full cost of tuition |
Eligibility All incoming first-year students |
Deadline EDI and EA – Nov. 1 |
The Ronald A. Hammond Scholarship
Honoring the legacy of the University's first director of minority affairs, the Ronald A. Hammond Scholarship is awarded to high school seniors who have demonstrated academic excellence and a commitment to their surrounding community.
Hammond Scholars receive the full cost of tuition for the completion of one undergraduate degree, which is up to eight semesters, or ten semesters for students in the School of Architecture.
| Award Full cost of tuition |
Eligibility U.S. citizens and permanent residents |
Deadline EDI and EA – Nov. 1 |
The Marta S. and L. Austin Weeks Endowed Scholarship
Named after Marta S. and L. Austin Weeks, this prestigious scholarship is awarded to exceptional and academically accomplished high school seniors.
Weeks Scholars receive the full cost of tuition for the completion of one undergraduate degree, which is up to eight semesters, or ten semesters for students in the School of Architecture.
| Award Full cost of tuition |
Eligibility U.S. citizens and permanent residents |
Deadline EDI and EA – Nov. 1 |
The George W. Jenkins Scholarship
The Jenkins Scholarship is awarded to high school seniors with strong academic credentials, significant financial need, and a history of overcoming adversity. To be considered for this scholarship, students must be nominated by their guidance counselor.
Jenkins Scholars receive the full cost of attendance for the completion of one undergraduate degree, which is up to eight semesters, or ten semesters for students in the School of Architecture.
The award includes tuition and fees, on-campus housing, a meal plan, University health insurance, and a laptop allowance. Students may also receive a stipend for books, transportation, and personal expenses.
| Award Full cost of attendance plus stipend |
EligibilityU.S. citizens or permanent residents from AL, FL, GA, KY, NC, SC, TN, or VA. Counselor nomination required. |
Deadline EDI and EA – Nov. 1 |
Merit Scholarships
All fall first-year students who submit a completed application by the deadline are automatically considered for the following merit scholarships, regardless of admission plan.
President's ScholarshipAwarded to outstanding first-year students who demonstrate exceptional academic achievement, leadership, and a commitment to making an impact in their community and beyond. Award Amount Up to $30,000 annually |
Canes Achievement AwardAwarded to high-achieving first-year students who show strong academic potential and a passion for engaging in the University of Miami community. Award Amount Up to $20,000 annually |
First-year merit scholarships, including award ranges, are subject to change.
Recipients may receive only one merit scholarship from the Office of Undergraduate Admission. Merit scholarships are limited and very competitive for first-year students entering in the spring semester.
