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Wittenberg University SAT scholarship for international students

Published SAT reference starts at 990; a higher published tier references SAT 1300+. Review the GPA and eligibility conditions before using a score to plan an application.

Source checked September 24, 2026 · Verify the entry term with the university

Short answer

Does Wittenberg University publish an SAT scholarship route?

Published SAT reference starts at 990; a higher published tier references SAT 1300+. Published award examples: 2026–27 freshman merit: $32,000/year; $30,000/year at SAT 1200; $28,000/year at SAT 1100.

Published criteria

SAT, GPA and award value

University information reviewed September 24, 2026; examples of published SAT tiers.
AwardSAT referenceGPA or other academic rulePublished value
First-year merit1300+Higher of GPA or test-score tier; Fall 2026/Spring 2027$32,000/year
First-year merit1200–1290Higher of GPA or test-score tier$30,000/year
First-year merit1100–1190Higher of GPA or test-score tier$28,000/year
First-year merit990–1090Higher of GPA or test-score tier$26,000/year

A published SAT score alone does not establish the exact award: compare the corresponding tier, GPA rule and entry year on the official page.

International eligibility · International scholarship source available

Can an international freshman receive it?

The university publishes an international student scholarship route or confirms international merit eligibility. Individual awards still depend on admission, document review and the rules for your entry term.

Before applying

Extra conditions and deadlines

Higher of GPA or test-score tier; international merit available; confirm individual award.

A qualifying score is not an award offer. Confirm official SAT score rules, GPA conversion, renewal requirements and the current intake directly with the university.

Official sources

University sources reviewed

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