Connecticut Architecture Foundation Scholarships
Offered by Connecticut Architecture Foundation
Overview
Umbrella program of 6 distinct named scholarships (Roche, DuBose, Sheng, general CAF, Hoffmann, Dehar) for architecture students with a Connecticut connection; amounts and eligibility vary by sub-award.
Six distinct sub-scholarships administered by the Connecticut Architecture Foundation. Most require 2+ years completed undergraduate study or an accepted graduate program, full-time enrollment, and CT residency or connection. Most sub-scholarships open applications February-mid-April; the Hoffmann award runs December-January for the following academic year and specifically requires a NAAB- or ABET-accredited program and residency/enrollment in one of CT/MA/RI/NY/NJ/PA/DE/DC/VA/MD (graduate seniors ineligible for Hoffmann). See sponsor page for per-award details.
What you receive
Eligibility as published
Varies by sub-award; generally 2+ years completed undergraduate or accepted graduate program, full-time enrollment, CT residency or connection.
- ConnectionRequiredConnecticut residency or connection (varies by sub-award).
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Key facts
- Value
- Varies by sub-award
- Deadline
Deadline not published
The sponsor has not published a deadline we can verify.- Location
- Connecticut · In person
- Citizenship
- Not restricted as published
Source and record quality
Always apply on the sponsor's own site. Connecticut Architecture Foundation
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Quality checks
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- Named sponsor — confirmedListed by Connecticut Architecture Foundation.
- Official source on file — confirmedFacts trace back to Connecticut Architecture Foundation.
- Current cycle confirmed — confirmedCycle status: 2026-27 (varies by sub-award).
- Deadline confirmed — not confirmedThe date shown is an estimate based on previous cycles.
- Award value published — not confirmedThe sponsor does not publish an amount.
- Application link published — confirmedYou'll apply on the sponsor's own website, not here.
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