
Every unmatched scholarship dollar is a missed opportunity to recruit a student, retain one, or strengthen a donor relationship.
Scholarship Magic turns that around. From smarter matching to maximizing every donor dollar. Here's how:
Not all scholarship funds are created equal. Scholarship Magic automatically ranks your funds by balance, weighted criteria, or your institution's own priorities, so your team always knows which funds need attention first. No more digging through spreadsheets to figure out where to focus.
more scholarship dollars reach more students, faster.

Instead of only showing you the students who match a fund perfectly, Scholarship Magic shows you the full picture — including students who are close. Now you know, and you can bring that insight straight to admissions and recruiting.
It's the difference between reacting to unspent funds at year-end and proactively closing the gap all year long.

Saying thank you to donors shouldn't be a scramble every spring. Scholarship Magic manages the entire stewardship workflow — student thank-you notes, photos, and bios — with a built-in review-and-revise loop, so your team can guide students toward a stronger final submission instead of just accepting or rejecting. Everything feeds directly into polished, donor-ready impact reports.
Delivered exactly how your donors prefer to receive them.

Every institution has its own award logic — GPA tiers, award ranges, funds that can't be stacked with others. Scholarship Magic lets you configure that logic once, and the system takes it from there: auto-calculating awards based on real student data, with no manual tier-checking and no risk of conflicting awards slipping through.
It's the power of a custom-built rules engine, without needing a developer to build it.

Students shouldn't have to guess which of your hundreds of funds they qualify for, or submit blind applications and hope for the best. Scholarship Magic shows each student only the scholarships they actually match — along with exactly which documents they still need to submit.
Fewer wasted applications, less student frustration, and higher-quality submissions for your team to review.
