As alumni of USJ (FGM and FSE), my husband Gilbert and I have a strong sense of belonging and attachment to our University. We have always wanted to help the Lebanese youth and especially USJ students.

I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the members of the Financial Aid Office for their guidance and assistance. I truly appreciate their continued dedication.

The situation in Lebanon is critical and the needs of people in need are immense: food, medicine, hospitalization, etc. 

I am extremely grateful to have been the recipient of the Berge Setrakian Scholarship for my Master of Laws, concentration:Private Law at USJ. This scholarship has allowed me to take a much-needed step in my legal education at a critical time in the history of the country, as well as at a significant time in my professional life. 

...I knew that USJ needed help and support, especially compared to American universities, which benefit from highly organized and active alumni networks. That kind of structure hasn’t traditionally existed within Jesuit institutions. 

After five years of dedicated effort, I am thrilled to have earned my engineering degree from ESIB. This journey has been incredibly fulfilling, shaping me for the challenges that lie ahead in my professional career. 

The scholarship has been a true turning point in my life, a key factor in recognizing my efforts, and a crucial element that illuminated the path of my aspirations, offering me the chance to deepen my knowledge...

We often fail to express how rewarding it is to be acknowledged for our efforts! Especially since academic journeys, particularly in fields like medicine, can often feel isolating.

I pursued a master’s degree in counseling and career guidance. I can confidently say that the Financial Aid Office at Saint Joseph University of Beirut played a pivotal role in my journey

I would like to express my gratitude to USJ, especially the Financial Aid Office, for their continuous help and support, as well as for their kindness towards their students.

Health is a fundamental aspect of well-being, but it has been greatly affected by Lebanon’s economic crisis. We have chosen to support the medical sector...

We decided to support education because we believe it is the backbone of the Lebanese society. Our selection of Saint-Joseph University of Beirut was both personal and professional.