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We are proud to announce that Propel surpassed our million-dollar goal in the 18 month time frame!
Propel: GSW’s Campaign for Scholarships added to current scholarship funding and fulfilled a variety of current unmet needs by raising over $1 million in scholarship funding. These efforts are intended to continually increase the affordability of attending Georgia Southwestern providing incoming students more scholarship opportunities for a quality education without years of debt.
The Propel campaign concluded at the Gold Force Gala on January 24, 2024. Potential donors, GSW alumni and friends alike, will had a variety of opportunities to contribute either online or by check. Make a year-end gift* to benefit student scholarships, and help students propel their future!
| Impact on GSW Student(s) | Donation |
|---|---|
| Establish an endowed scholarship | $25,000 |
| Full year of tuition, room and board | $15,000* |
| Tuition for one year | $5,000** |
| Gold Level Promise Scholarship for one year | $3,000 |
| Blue Level Promise Scholarship for one year | $1,000 |
| Books for one semester | $500 |
| Flex meal plan for commuter student | $250 |
*Estimate for in-state tuition, meal plan, and shared room
**Estimate for in-state tuition
The University and its Advancement staff welcome scholarship contributions of any type and would be delighted to establish new funds. We welcome the following gifts:
*Scholarship donations through the GSW Foundation are tax-deductible, to the fullest extent of the law. Donor wall recognition is anonymous, if desired.
Georgia Southwestern Foundation
Newman Alumni Center
229-931-2014
foundation@gsw.edu
Georgia Southwestern’s Hurricane Back-on-Track Scholarship Fund provides students with the financial support they need to overcome an unanticipated financial hardship that inhibits their ability to finish a degree. Monies from this fund will provide relief for Hurricanes at pivotal moments and enable them to focus on and advance their studies.
Hurricanes face uncommon, unexpected and often acute difficulties as they pursue their degrees. More than a third of all Hurricanes are Pell-eligible and over 40% are first generation college students. This fund will assist those who have stumbled in their academic pursuit and need temporary assistance and will be administered by the Office of Financial Aid.
Words can’t describe how thankful I am to have received a college scholarship. It gave me hope and the assurance that I will be a successful black male.