Hartwick college

SAT/ACT Optional Policy
SAT and ACT scores are optional for both admission to the College and the awarding of academic scholarships. You may decide whether we should consider your test scores when we consider you for admission. If you decide you do not want Hartwick to consider your test scores for admission and you qualify for an academic scholarship, we will also not use your test scores when calculating the amount of your academic award.

Merit Aid Calculator
It’s fast and easy to find out how much merit aid you qualify for at Hartwick. Just complete the form below, click and calculate and your merit scholarship will be displayed!

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Scholarship Criteria
The criteria for each of Hartwick's five academic scholarships are listed below. Please note that these criteria are approximations based on submission of both high school grade point average and standardized test scores, and that we recognize every student is unique, as are every student's academic credentials. To get a complete understanding of what your Hartwick education will cost, please refer to our net price calculator.

 
Transfer Students
Both freshman and transfer candidates are eligible for academic scholarships. Transfer students will be judged based on your college grade point average and, in some cases, your high school grade point average and standardized test scores.