Cochlear Scholarships
Scholarship Sponsored by Cochlear
Overview
Cochlear administers multiple scholarships established to honor the innovators behind its hearing solutions. These awards recognize academic achievement and help students pursue postsecondary education. Administration and selection follow published eligibility and application requirements. Applicants must complete an online application and meet the stated criteria to be considered.
Description: Scholarships are offered in recognition of past innovation at Cochlear and are intended to support students continuing their education at accredited institutions.
- Scholarships commemorate Cochlear innovators and support higher education.
- Selection is based on eligibility criteria and a completed online application.
- Recipients receive the award one time per person.
Eligibility
The program has specific eligibility requirements that applicants must meet to apply and to retain the scholarship if awarded. Eligibility focuses on citizenship, enrollment status, academic standing, and exclusions for company employees and their families. GPA requirements are enforced at application and during the award period. Applicants should verify their status against the published criteria before applying.
Eligibility: Applicants must be citizens of the United States or Canada; be graduated high school seniors or current/ prospective undergraduate or graduate students enrolled at an accredited college or university; maintain an unweighted 3.0 GPA or higher to apply and to retain the scholarship; Cochlear employees and their family members are not eligible; each recipient may receive the scholarship only once.
- Open to U.S. and Canadian citizens only.
- Available to graduating high school seniors and college/university students.
- Minimum unweighted GPA of 3.0 required to apply and maintain the award.
- Cochlear employees and their families are excluded; one-time award per winner.
Application Timeline
The scholarship application process follows an annual schedule with defined opening and submission dates. Applications typically open around March 31 each year and must be completed by the September deadline. Only completed online applications are accepted; incomplete or mailed submissions will not be considered. Adult applicants (over 18) must submit their own applications.
Application Timeline: Applications open approximately March 31 annually. Completed online applications must be submitted by the September due date each year; incomplete or mailed applications are not accepted. Recipients aged over 18 must apply on their own behalf.
- Applications usually open around March 31.
- Completed online submissions due in September; incomplete entries are ineligible.
- Mailed applications are not accepted; applicants over 18 must apply themselves.