2024 Transfer Student Scholarships

For 2024, NYSTAA will award up to $6,000 in scholarships for transfer students.

Criteria:

  • Are currently enrolled at an active NYSTAA two-year member college and will complete an Associate in Arts, Associate in Science, or Associate in Applied Science by August 2024
  • Have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.5
  • Apply and plan on attending a current four-year NYSTAA member institution in fall 2024

Application Materials:

  • Online scholarship application, including;
    •  essay
    • uploaded unofficial transcripts from all colleges attended and courses in progress
  • One letter of recommendation from a college administrator or faculty member, emailed as a Word or .pdf attachment, to NYSTAAScholarshipCommittee@gmail.com.

Deadline: March 25, 2024

Questions? Contact:

Tracey Iorio, Stony Brook University, Scholarship Committee Chair

Spread the Word!

Transfer professionals: download the Scholarship Flyer in either .pdf or .jpg format and use to promote the scholarship on your home campus – flyers around campus, social media, email!

Congratulations to our 2023 Transfer Scholarship Recipients!

Amanda LeBlanc

Transfer from Nassau Community College to Stony Brook University

Intended Major: Finance/Accounting

Amanda hopes to pursue either an MBA or a degree in law following her undergraduate studies.

 

Brian Armpriest

Transfer from Corning Community College to SUNY Geneseo

Intended Major: Biology

Bryan has a wide variety of interests within biological sciences, but he may also pursue a master’s degree in education after his time at SUNY Geneseo.

Jeremiah Cortes

Transfer from Monroe Community College to Rochester Institute of Technology

Intended Major: Civil Engineering

Jeremiah plans to complete his professional engineering license after graduating from RIT. Jeremiah plans to then work as a project manager in residential construction.

 

Logan Murphy

Transfer from Nassau Community College to SUNY New Paltz

Intended Major: Psychology

Logan plans on eventually enrolling in a master’s degree program and hopes to pursue a career that provides aid and support to transgender youth.

Michael Futerman

Transfer from Nassau Community College to Binghamton University

Intended Major: Business Administration

Michael hopes to start his own business after completing his studies at Binghamton University.

Victoria Perez

Transfer from Monroe Community College to Binghamton University.

Intended Major: Chemistry

Victoria intends to earn a doctoral degree in Organic Chemistry following her undergraduate studies and hopes to pursue a career in pharmaceutical research.