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Scholarship for Parents
Boston University’s Metropolitan College offers 50 percent off tuition for parents with children in Boston and Chelsea public schools.
The Scholarship for Parents opens the door to a college degree—along with new career opportunities, personal enrichment, and a chance for parents to share the inspiration of a college education with their children.
Qualifying parents choose from 15 on-campus bachelor’s degree programs at BU’s Metropolitan College—and benefit from the convenience of evening classes.
Eligibility Requirements
To qualify for the Scholarship for Parents, you must:
- Have a child enrolled in a Boston or Chelsea public school
- Be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident
- Have completed six college courses with a GPA of 3.0 or above
Scholarship Application Guidelines
To apply for the Scholarship for Parents, please submit the following:
- Metropolitan College Application for Undergraduate Admission
- Scholarship for >Parents Application form
- Scholarship Essay (may also be used for undergraduate admission)
- Address how you first became interested in your area of study. What activities, experiences, people, etc., have fostered this interest? What are your long-term goals, and how will this scholarship impact your studies at Boston University?
- Limit your essay to two, double-spaced typewritten pages—approximately 400 words.
- Letter of Recommendation
- Official high school transcript
- Official transcripts from all schools attended
- Verification of child’s enrollment in Boston or Chelsea Public School
Please note:
- Scholarship applications are reviewed each year on June 15, August 1,
and December 1 - Only completed applications will be considered
- Applicants are notified within two weeks of the review date
Send complete application materials to:
Boston University Metropolitan College
Director, Undergraduate Student Services
755 Commonwealth Avenue, Room 102
Boston, MA 02215
Contact Information
If you have any questions, please contact Student & Corporate Outreach at 617-353-6000 or met@bu.edu.