<p>Thank you , checking them all out! Will take more.</p>
<p>Many of the Catholic schools give automatic merit aid based on grades/test scores.
A few that I know do: Loyola Marymount, Santa Clara, Gonzaga, U of Portland. Also, Goucher in Maryland gives automatic merit money with relatively low SATs/Grades.
DePauw in Indiana does as well (they have a calculator somewhere on their web site that tells you exactly how much to expect). In California, the University of Redlands and Chapman University also give many automatic merit awards.</p>
<p>Lynchburg offers automatic academic based scholarships ranging from $3,000-$10,000 per year</p>
<p>Out of your geographic area, but Lewis and Clark (Portland, OR) does give merit aid without forms.</p>
<p>Rosemont College (suburban Philadelphia)</p>
<p>There are many but I am not aware of a list to help you with the regions you mentioned, BHG. My limitted experience on a personal level of merit aid that we did not even know existed so was not required to do anything to apply for it, but awards came with acceptances anyway…Lehigh, Smith (won’t help with your boys, LOL) and Ithaca. They are in colder spots than you are looking though, except Lehigh is in your neck of the woods.
Susan</p>
<p>Hi guys,<br>
S got Bellingrath weekend invitation from Rhodes today! The word came sooner than anticipated (they state that letters go out on March 1). They promise pretty good $$ no matter what. Sure glad we visited a couple of weeks ago! Word of acceptance to Rhodes was also a BIG DEAL here, as S applied only RD because of financial aid stuff.
So, happy day!</p>