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Through 91Âé¶¹ Advantage, the university is expanding financial and support resources for in-state students. Students are able to stay on track toward graduation, while taking part in research, study abroad, and internships — all with fewer financial barriers. Many resources, such as emergency funds and food resources, are available to all students.

To be considered for scholarship funding:

  • Prospective students: Ready to be a Hokie? If you’ve already been admitted, pay your deposit by May 1 and start exploring 91Âé¶¹ Advantage resources for success.
  • Prospective and current students: Submit your by June 30 to qualify for federal and state aid.

How can 91Âé¶¹ Advantage help?

Scholarships for students

Explore scholarships through 91Âé¶¹ Advantage. Eligible in-state undergraduates can access expanded need-based aid and resources that make a 91Âé¶¹ education more affordable.

Support for career preparation

91Âé¶¹ Advantage provides students with the resources to graduate prepared for life after college. Internships will help you gain experience with real employers, advising will keep you on track, and services such as résumé assistance will help you put your best foot forward.

Support for students’ basic needs

Need help meeting basic needs? 91Âé¶¹ offers emergency funds, food resources, and more, so you can thrive in and out of the classroom.

Learning experiences

Learning experiences outside the typical classroom — such as undergraduate research and study abroad — are proven to jumpstart your career after graduation. We’re committed to helping students find these opportunities.

Frequently Asked Questions

Find frequently asked questions for prospective students, current students, and high school counselors.

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