The José Padín Scholarship recognizes students of demonstrated intellectual and personal achievements.
We will select two students in Haverford’s Class of 2029 as José Padín Scholars; each student will receive a need-based, no-loan financial aid package and an annual scholarship that replaces the work study and summer earnings expectations included in Haverford´s traditional financial aid package. Please note that in order to receive the scholarship, you must also apply and qualify for need-based financial aid. In following the legacy of José Padín, we hope that our scholars will graduate from Haverford to be future change agents and work to benefit Puerto Rico.
Scholarship applications can be submitted online and are due by February 7. The scholarship application should be submitted in addition to your previously submitted application to Haverford. The Admission Committee will notify applicants of their admission decisions in early March and finalists for the scholarship will be invited to the José Padín Scholarship Weekend.
The student voice is an important part of the Haverford experience. Listen to these Fords talk about their experiences at Haverford.
Karla Sofía García ’21 is the latest recipient of the prestigious Clementine Cope Fellowship, a 123-year-old fund established to help support graduate study for Haverford alumni.
The anthropology major has been named both a Newman Fellow and a Truman Scholar.
The chemistry major’s thesis outputs a set of conditions that are necessary to form a perovskite crystal.
The history major researched surveillance of pro-independence groups in Puerto Rico, a history her family had told her about but she had never learned in school on the island.
The biology major and fine arts minor will attend Purdue University’s College of Veterinary Medicine this fall.
Please contact us—we're happy to help!
Office of Admission
admission [at] haverford.edu
(610) 896-1350
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