GPA minimums for 35+ scholarships, merit aid, NCAA eligibility, state grants, and honor societies. Filter by program type or search by name.
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Sources: Federal Student Aid (studentaid.gov), NCAA Eligibility Center, honor society official websites, and individual scholarship program pages. Always verify requirements directly with the program. CC BY 4.0
Most students lose scholarships not from one catastrophic semester but from a slow drift — taking on too many hard classes at once, underestimating workload, or not seeking help early enough.
Read your award letter carefully. Most scholarships require both a minimum GPA and a minimum credit count per semester. Missing either can trigger a review or loss of aid — and many students only discover this after the damage is done.
Cumulative GPA math is unforgiving. A 2.7 semester when you need a 3.0 cumulative requires a 3.3 semester just to get back — assuming equal credit loads. One bad semester early in college can take years of strong performance to fully correct.
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