Scholarships

3rd Annual Meeting of Scholarship Students
Supporting young talent

Objective

The Scholarship Program is funded by the Scholarship Fund and is designed to finance the studies of academically talented youngsters who have passed the admissions examination and are in proven need of financial assistance in order to take part in Insper's undergraduate programs.

General Characteristics:

• Amount: percentages varying between 20% and 100% of enrollment and tuition fees;
• Renewal: annually for all types of scholarship, provided the scholarship maintenance requirements are met;

Scholarship students must not have committed any breach of Insper's Code of Ethics and Conduct;

Scholarship students must maintain a grade average of 6.0 or more. Averages of more than 5.0 and less than 6.0 will be examined on a case-by-case basis by the Evaluation Committee;

• Restitution: Scholarships are repaid in interest-free installments, adjusted annually by the IPCA consumer price index. Restitution begins one year after completion of the course (regular period of 4 years);
• Notebook Scholarship: scholarship students with a percentage of more than 50% may request a Notebook Scholarship (all undergraduate students must use a notebook in the classroom);
• Exemption from admissions examination registration fee: for candidates who meet Full Scholarship criteria. When registering for the admissions examination online, request exemption from the registration fee.

Types of Scholarship:

The Scholarship Program comprises three types of scholarship:

Full Scholarship:
• discount of 100% of the monthly tuition payments;
• in order to be eligible, candidates must have a gross family income equal to or less than 1.5 minimum wages per capita and have received a high school diploma from public or private schools;
• this scholarship is valid for the entire undergraduate course and is renewed annually provided the scholarship maintenance requirements are met;
• candidates falling within the Full Scholarship criteria may request exemption from the admissions examination registration fee when registering for the examination.

Freshman Scholarship:
• discount of between 20% and 80% of the monthly tuition payments;
• in order to be eligible, candidates must have a gross family income equal to or less than 8 minimum wages per capita.
• this scholarship is valid for the entire undergraduate course and is renewed annually provided the scholarship maintenance requirements are met.

Second Academic Semester Scholarship:
• discount of between 20% and 80% of the monthly tuition payments.
• in order to be eligible, candidates must have enrolled normally for the first academic semester, have entered the school via Insper's admissions examination, have a gross family income equal to or less than 8 minimum wages per capita and have maintained a grade average of 5.0 at Insper.
• this scholarship is valid for the entire undergraduate course and is renewed annually provided the scholarship maintenance requirements are met.