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TRANSFER SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES *** PLEASE NOTE: Individual Department and Athletic Scholarships are not listed. Please contact that institution as soon as possible for further information on these. Several other private and public institutions maintain scholarships of various types for which transfe Page 1 of 13 Last Updated 01/13/2020 TRANSFER SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Columbia College~ Moberly Continued Page 2 of 13 Last Updated 01/13/2020 TRANSFER SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Dean’s Scholarship $10,000/year GPA above 3.40 Associate Director of Culver- Faculty Merit Scholarship $8,000/year GPA above 2.80 Admission (573) 288-6506 Transfer Merit Scholarship $7,000/year GPA above 2.25 [email protected] Stockton College~ Canton Page 3 of 13 Last Updated 01/13/2020 TRANSFER SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Transfer Academic Scholarship $1,500/year GPA above 3.25 KellyEvans@Missou Springfield riState.edu Page 5 of 13 Last Updated 01/13/2020 TRANSFER SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES continued Transfer Scholarship Full Tuition GPA above 3.5 Office of Admission Missouri Top Scholar Award Automatic scholarship must be admitted to MO Valley. Requires AA with 3.5 GPA, fulltime residential students only (660) 861-4114 (must live on campus), renewable for a maximum of 3 years with minimum CGPA 3.0 or completion of BA/BS Degree admissions@moval. Valley edu College~ Marshall Transfer Scholarships Office of Northwest Distinguished Scholarship $2,500/year GPA 3.5-4.0 Scholarships and Academic Scholarship $1,500/year GPA 3.30-3.49 Financial Assistance Missouri Merit Scholarship $1,000/year GPA 3.00-3.29 (660) 562-1363 Automatic scholarship must be accepted for admission by May 1. Student must have earned 24 transferable credit finaid@nwmissouri. State hours at previous institution(s). Renewable up to six consecutive trimesters with minimum GPA listed on the scholarship edu and completion of 24 credit hours per academic year. University~ Multicultural Scholarship $1,000/year GPA above 3.0 Maryville ELIGIBILITY: American Indian or Alaska Native, Asian, Black or African American, Hispanic/Latino, Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander, U.S. citizen or graduate from eligible high school. Must participate in MORE mentoring program. For further information reference the "Diversity" brochure or contact the Office at International Programs at Page 6 of 13 Last Updated 01/13/2020 TRANSFER SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Merit Based Transfer Nate Elliott Rockhurst Director of Transfer Admissions University~ (800) 842-6776 (816) 501-4542 Kansas City nathan.elliott@rock hurst.edu Page 7 of 13 Last Updated 01/13/2020 TRANSFER SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Page 8 of 13 TRANSFER SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Page 9 of 13 TRANSFER SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship Up to GPA above 3.5 Student Financial Washington $7,000/year Services Deadline August 15 for fall and January 15 for spring. (314)935-5900 University~ [email protected] St. Louis Page 12 of 13 Last Updated 01/13/2020 TRANSFER SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Page 13 of .

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