Calling all Wooster alumni — Refer a Scot!

Do you know a high school senior (or college transfer student) who would be a great match for Wooster? If so, we invite you to complete this online referral form with their details. If a referred student enrolls, they will receive a Refer a Scot Award, money towards the cost of books in their first year!

The Refer a Scot Award is a $500 credit for textbooks purchased at The College of Wooster Robert C. Mayer Bookstore within the Fall 2027 semester and Spring 2028 semester. All first-year and transfer students with a referral form completed by November 1, 2026, who are then admitted and enroll for the Fall 2027 semester, will receive the Award.

Refer a Scot!

We’re excited to welcome in our next class of Scots, and we’re grateful for the role our dedicated alumni play. Refer a Scot below!

Not an alum? Referrals from Wooster faculty, staff, students, and parents of graduates or current students are also welcome!

Refer a Scot

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