Scholarships

Eligibility

Brooklyn College offers a number of scholarships to incoming graduate students. Incoming students are considered automatically based on their admissions application. Continuing graduate students are eligible for scholarships awarded by the Psychology Department.

Specific Scholarships

The Beatrice Ragen Edelman Memorial Scholarship for a student pursuing a master's degree in psychology and in good academic standing.
The Marc Joseph Rosenblatt '12 Award for a mental health counseling student with demonstrated financial need and who has achieved academic excellence.
The Ching-Tse Lee Award for an Asian-American undergraduate or graduate student in psychology in good academic standing and with demonstrated promise in psychology.
The Emily Lin Lee Award for a minority undergraduate or graduate student in good academic standing who is majoring in, and has demonstrated promise, in psychology.
The Balambal Palaniyandi Memorial Scholarship for a graduate or undergraduate student with demonstrated character and a parent or spouse who is/was a firefighter, police officer, or other type of first-responder/emergency personnel, particularly if they were injured or died in the line of duty. Specify parental/spousal occupation in application and describe circumstances in personal statement.
The Harry Gideonse Scholarship to afford a student with the opportunity for full-time study in a liberal arts field in the Graduate Division of Brooklyn College.
The BCAA Long Island Chapter Scholarship for a graduate student who commutes to Brooklyn College from Long Island.
The Rose Goldstein Memorial Scholarship for a graduate student in psychology who demonstrates the greatest need for financial aid. Completion of FAFSA form is necessary to be considered for this award.