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Saint Anselm College expands tuition scholarship to Maine and Vermont

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Saint Anselm College is expanding its Anselmian Community Commitment scholarship program. The program will offer free tuition to students from Maine and Vermont starting next fall. The scholarship was previously offered to students in New Hampshire since Fall 2025, and eligibility requires families to earn a yearly income of $100,000 or less.

From concordmonitor.com

Why it matters

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The college decided to expand the program following its success in New Hampshire, where applications jumped 36% between 2024 and 2025 when the scholarship was first rolled out. The college stated the expansion aims to make private college education more affordable and support its goal of expanding enrollment.

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Who's involved

  • Saint Anselm CollegeCollege expanding the scholarship program
  • MaineNew geographic area targeted by the scholarship expansion
  • New HampshireOriginal geographic area for the scholarship program

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  • Saint Anselm CollegeSpeculative

    Saint Anselm College might increase its student enrollment and tuition-related revenue.

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  1. College targets students from Vermont and Maine with tuition offers.1 source
  2. Saint Anselm College in Vermont is expanding its scholarship program to attract new students.1 source

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