Financial Aid and Scholarships
BAU provides direct financial support to students experiencing hardship in the form of tuition fees deductions.
Undergraduate Program Scholarships
- BAU offers 4 scholarships annually. These scholarships are available to first year students who rank in the top ten positions in the four branches of the Lebanese Secondary School Certificate. These students can also benefit from these scholarships during their undergraduate study as long as they get a CGPA of 3.33 or above.
- Three scholarships are offered to the first three BAU students in each of the departments of the Faculty they are registered in provided that they get a SGPA of 3.00 and above at the end of each semester, with not less than 15 credits per semester. The scholarship is in the form of a 100% exemption of fees for the student who ranks first, 60% reduction of fees for the second, and 40% reduction of fees for the third.
Prizes
- President's Honor List and Dean's Honor list:
Students with a SGPA of 3.8 or above are included on the President's Honor list and those with a SGPA of 3.5 or above are included on the Dean's Honor list.
- Gamal Abdel Nasser Award
A student in the undergraduate level is granted Gamal Abdel Nasser Award for Academic Distinction provided that his grade is not less than "Very Good"
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