Nova Southeastern University College of Psychology

Rose and Albert Miniaci Endowed Scholarship

This scholarship is awarded to academically strong graduate psychology students demonstrating financial need, with a preference for those focusing on children and family issues.

Award

Varies (payable in the form of a tuition waiver)

Deadline

May 22 (annually)

Level

Graduate

Status

Usually due May 22 – next cycle expected

Psychology

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Application effort
Medium (recommendation letters, transcript, resume)
Who can apply
Graduate students

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Who is eligible

  • Must be a current student matriculated in any graduate program within the NSU College of Psychology.
  • Demonstrate financial need as determined by the FAFSA.
  • Preference is given to students demonstrating a career interest in children and family issues.
  • Students currently on academic probation or under review for Professional Standing issues are ineligible.

What you'll need

  • Completed application form
  • Curriculum Vitae (CV)
  • Unofficial NSU transcript
  • Letter of recommendation from an NSU College of Psychology faculty member sent directly to kirk@nova.edu

How to apply

  • File your FAFSA.
  • Complete the official application form.
  • Compile your CV and print your unofficial NSU transcript.
  • Have a faculty recommender email their support letter directly to kirk@nova.edu.
  • Submit all application elements to the Office of the Dean by May 22, 2026.
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Official listing:
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