The Early Action Award is an annual undergraduate scholarship from Colby-Sawyer College in New London, New Hampshire. Applicants qualify by submitting an admission application by the early action deadline.
The award supports study on the Colby-Sawyer campus and is available through both first-year and transfer admission routes. The college states that it is renewable and added to other scholarships.
Benefits & funding
- $1,000 per year.
- Renewable, with no renewal length or conditions published on the award page.
- Added to other Colby-Sawyer scholarships.
Eligibility
- Apply for undergraduate admission to Colby-Sawyer College through a first-year or transfer route.
- Submit the admission application by December 15 for the fall early action cycle.
- First-year applicants provide an official high school transcript and writing sample; a recommendation and SAT or ACT scores are optional.
- Transfer applicants provide official high school and college transcripts plus a writing sample explaining why they wish to transfer.
- The official pages state no nationality, residency, gender, age, or work-experience restriction for the award.
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Application process
- 1Choose Colby-Sawyer’s online application or the Common Application; transfer applicants use the college’s transfer application.
- 2Prepare the documents required for the relevant first-year, transfer, or international admission route.
- 3Submit the complete admission application by December 15.
- 4No separate award application is listed; meeting the early action admission deadline is the published qualification.
Program timeline
Admission application deadline for the current annual cycle.
December 15, 2026