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Access matters when opportunity has a cost.

SJIT uses scholarships to expand access to eligible learning opportunities, while keeping scholarship decisions separate from the academic question of whether a student is admitted to a program.

Annual Scholarship Support
US$100K+
Scholarships awarded annually

A scholarship is a form of access support—not a second admissions system.

The institution’s annual scholarship activity spans eligible offerings, but the availability and conditions of financial support are determined at the program or cohort level. Students should always review the scholarship information attached to the opportunity they are considering.

How to Read Scholarship Information

Four principles prevent the most common misunderstandings.

Financial support becomes easier to navigate when admission, eligibility, availability, and award conditions are treated as separate questions.

01

Program-specific

Scholarship availability and conditions can differ by program and cohort. A scholarship attached to one offering should not be assumed to exist for another.

02

Separate from admission

Being admitted does not automatically create a scholarship award, and scholarship consideration does not replace the admission requirements of a selective program.

03

Limited by the active offering

Deadlines, available resources, award amounts, eligibility, and any required scholarship application are defined for the relevant offering.

04

Confirmed in official information

Students should rely on the current program or scholarship communication for the final award conditions rather than general assumptions about SJIT funding.

Admission vs. Scholarship

Two decisions can happen around the same student.

Admission Decision

Can the student join?

For selective programs, the application is evaluated according to the academic and program-specific criteria established for the offering.

Scholarship Decision

What support is available?

Where scholarships are offered, the financial-support process follows the eligibility, resources, and conditions established for that scholarship opportunity.

Before Relying on an Award

Confirm the details for the active program.

Check whether scholarships are available for the program and cohort you are considering.

Review any separate scholarship application, eligibility requirement, or deadline stated for the offering.

Do not assume that prior SJIT scholarship amounts or another program’s funding structure apply to the current opportunity.

Use the award communication for the final amount, conditions, and any steps required to accept the scholarship.

Scholarships

Financial support should make opportunity more reachable.

Start with the program you want to pursue, then review the scholarship information available for that specific offering.