Most of our college's exciting scholarship opportunities unfold after your first year.
Once you've completed that initial chapter of your college journey, a single application opens doors to a variety of scholarships and special programs.
For high-achieving incoming students, our prestigious Paul Scholars Program awaits. The best part? There's no need to apply - you are automatically considered for this exceptional opportunity that supports future business leaders.
Advance your leadership potential with scholarship support and a community committed to positive change.
Champion women's advancement in business through a three-year journey of mentorship, hands-on projects, and industry connections.
$3,000 / YEAR
Inclusive Leadership Fellows
Develop inclusive business strategies while building a network of supportive peers and gain real-world industry exposure.
$5,000 / YEAR
The Paul College Scholarship Committee invites all current Paul College students returning full-time for at least one semester during the next academic year to apply for scholarship awards.
Your application will be reviewed for all available scholarship opportunities.
Please also complete your FAFSA by March 31, as it may be required for some scholarships.
Important Deadlines
- Early February – Paul College scholarship application opens
- March 31 - Paul College scholarship application deadline
- May - Notification to all students about application status/award of scholarship(s)
The UNH Fellowships Office provides information, counsel, and editorial support to highly motivated students (undergraduates, graduate students, and UNH alumni) applying for national and international fellowships and scholarships. The Office, located at 207 Hood House, also assists faculty members who serve as mentors/references, and coordinates campus interviews and nominations.
UNH Scholarships
Using endowment funds provided by our alumni network, the Hospitality Management Program offers prospective and current students nearly $100,000 in scholarships.
The scholarships offered by the Hospitality Management Program include:
- American Hotel Foundation Scholarship
- Ken Wilson Scholarship
- Board of Young Hospitality Professionals Award/Scholarship(BYHP)
- Ed & Selma Simon
- UNH Hospitality Management International Student Diversity Scholarship
- Durocher Hospitality Management Scholarship
Outside Scholarships
The Scholarships listed here are not administered by the Hospitality Management Program. They are self nominated, which means you have to comply with and submit required information.
We strongly recommend that you consider applying. When a scholarship states "PREFERENCE" does not always mean that they will not award to others.
James Beard Foundation Scholarships
Professional Convention Management Association (Up to five tuition-based scholarships of $5,000.)
The Shaughnessy Family Scholarship Fund was established to support Paul College students participating in the Washington Center Program (TWC), with additional priority given to first-generation college students.
The Shaughnessy Family generously provides $5,000 in funds a year to be awarded to one or more deserving recipients. The scholarship provides support to Paul students who demonstrate high merit and the need for additional funding to take advantage of the high-quality TWC opportunity and may experience difficulty participating or accepting the opportunity otherwise.
Students applying for this scholarship must also meet eligibility requirements for TWC and complete an application with the UNH-TWC liaison. To receive this scholarship, the recipient(s) must provide proof of acceptance/participation to The Washington Center Program.
Who is eligible?
Students must be Paul College rising juniors/seniors in good standing with both Paul College and the University and must have earned at least 16 of those credits at Paul College.
Paul College applicants must meet all the UNH-The Washington Center Program eligibility requirements, such as credit standing, GPA standing, application, and program requirements.
full list of requirements
Applicants must complete the UNH-TWC application process with the UNH TWC liaison by the posted program deadlines. Applicants/Recipients will be required to provide proof of acceptance to/participation in the TWC program in order to utilize funds.
Shaughnessy APP Required Documents
- Application Form - Eligible students will receive a follow-up email asking that they submit a resume and essay
- Resume
- Essay – 500 words or less – please address the following:
- Why are you pursuing The Washington Center program?
- How will these funds enable you to pursue this opportunity? If possible, please provide specific details of how the money will be used and why these funds will support your pursuit of this opportunity
Applications received by 11:59 pm on March 31st.
Recipients of the Award will be notified by mid-May.
If you have any questions, please contact Rebecca Gowing at rebecca.gowing@unh.edu
The Rosenberg International Franchise Center (RIFC) is an academic center in the Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics with a mission to explore and advance the understanding of the franchise business model and the franchised sectors of the US and global economies.
Thanks to the generosity and support of the Rosenberg Family Foundation, Dunkin’ Brands, Choice Hotels International, and the Center’s Advisory Board members, the Rosenberg International Franchise Center is currently offering one scholarship to a deserving UNH student. The scholarship is for $2,500 and can be used to help meet educational expenses.
Who is eligible?
- Full-time UNH students
- Students with an Interest in Franchising and Entrepreneurship
- Students with solid/strong academic achievement(s)
- Students with extracurricular involvement and achievements
RIFC Required Documents:
- Application Form - Eligible students will receive a follow-up email asking that they submit a resume and essay
- Resume (including cumulative GPA)
- Essay (1 to 2 pages): please describe
- Your interest in franchising and entrepreneurship
- Academic and extracurricular activities/achievements, especially those that support your interest in franchising/entrepreneurship
Applications must be received by March 31st.
Recipients will be notified in May.
Please make sure your full name is included as part of your file name, and at the top of your essay and resume.
If you have any questions, please contact Dr. E. Hachemi Aliouche at hachemi.aliouche@unh.edu.
Up to $2,500 in internship support
Our Internship Opportunity Fund provides financial assistance for internships that are in expensive metropolitan areas; at non-profits, social enterprises, or start-ups; or unable to provide their own stipends.
