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College Dollars COLLEGE DOLLARS 2019-2020 COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP AVAILABLE APPS CRITERIA AMOUNT Catholic Scholarship ALL APPLICATIONS Practicing Catholic; 2.0 HS $1,000/Semester ANCILLA COLLEGE REOPEN AS OF JAN 1 OF GPA; Renewable EACH YEAR https://www.ancilla.edu/scholarships/ Dennis Emmons Memorial GPA at least 2.75 plus essay $1,000/Semester Scholarship Academic based: GPA 2.5 Plus Award amt varies Str. Victoriana essay (Approx 35 Scholarships on site) Osborn-Butler GPA at least 2.75/Indiana Up to $6,500 Resident ANDERSON UNIVERSITY Distinctions Scholarship SAT 1250/ACT 28: 3.5 GPA Up to $18,000 www.anderson.edu/students/fin- aid/scholarships Matching Church Match scholarship given by Up to $1,500 your church (Approx 19 Scholarships on site) AU Merit Scholarship Based on Financial Need & Up to $16,000 GPA BALL STATE UNIVERSITY Alumni Legacy Application will be Parent/Grandparent/guardian Approx $500-$2500 available in October; graduated from & active http://cms.bsu.edu/admissions/financial-aid- deadline is the first member of alumni association and-scholarships/types/scholarships Friday in February Guardian Scholars 2.5 GPA & experienced foster $2,500/per year (Approx 28 Scholarships on site) care Whitinger 3.85 GPA Full tuition BETHEL COLLEGE Dr. Billy Kirk November deadlines Art, Music and Theatre Arts $6,000-$8,000 https://www.bethelcollege.edu/admission- aid/financial-aid/aid-for-traditional-undergraduate- Awards students/scholarships-and-awards-for-traditional- undergraduate-programs Bethel College Based on GPA & SAT scores Varies Scholarship/Award (Approx 11 Scholarships on site) ***PLEASE GO TO EACH COLLEGE’S WEBSITE LISTED TO SEE A COMPLETE LIST OF SCHOLARSHIPS & DUE DATES COLLEGE DOLLARS 2019-2020 COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP AVAILABLE APPS CRITERIA AMOUNT BRESCIA UNIVERSITY Trustees Scholarship Now Grade point average & testing Up to $12,000 https://www.brescia.edu/?s=scholarships&rfor Ursuline Scholarship Now Grade point average & testing Up to $10,000 m=0 (Approx 10 Scholarships on site) BUTLER UNIVERSITY Academic Now thru 11/1/19 Academic record; Test scores; $10,000-$20,000 GPA; https://www.butler.edu/prospective-first-years- financial-aid/first-year-butler-gift-programs Dr. John Morton Now thru 11/1/19 HS curriculum; Community $5,000 to full tuition Activities (Approx 7 Scholarships on site) CALVIN COLLEGE, MI Trustees Scholarship Availability soon 3.1 GPA or higher, renewable Up to $18,000/yr Sat 1100; Act of 21 https://calvin.edu/offices-services/financial- aid/types/scholarships/ Provost’s Scholarship Availability soon 3.1 GPA or higher, renewable Up to $14,000/yr (Approx 20 Scholarships on site) CINCINNATI CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY Presidents Scholarships Availability soon 3.5 GPA or higher Up to $2,250/Semester https://ccuniversity.edu/financial-aid/types-of- Deans Scholarships Availability soon 3.2 GPA or higher Up to $1,250/Semester aid/scholarships/undergraduate-scholarships Min. 24 ACT or 1180 SAT (Approx 12 Scholarships on site) National Honor Society Member of National Honor Up to $3,000 Society in High School ***PLEASE GO TO EACH COLLEGE’S WEBSITE LISTED TO SEE A COMPLETE LIST OF SCHOLARSHIPS & DUE DATES COLLEGE DOLLARS 2019-2020 COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP AVAILABLE APPS CRITERIA AMOUNT DePauw University United Methodist Now thru 3/1/19 3.0 GPA; Church Member $1,000 http://www.depauw.edu/offices/financialaid/t Mitch Daniel’s Early Grad Sept 1, 2019 deadline Core 40 by end of junior yr or $4,000 ypes/scholarships-grants by July 1, 2019 (Approx 10 Scholarships on site) Rolla M. Malpas Trust Feb 1, 2020 3.0 GPA / Financial need varies Earlham College Rariden Scholarship Now – May 1, 2020 Arts, Music or Theatre Major $5,000/yr http://www.earlham.edu/financial-aid/types- of-aid/scholarships/ Bonner Scholarship Now – Feb 1, 2020 Community service & $2,500 Renewable leadership, essay, financial 4yrs (Approx 5 Scholarships on site) based, letter of recomm. Eastern Kentucky University Governors Scholars Feb 1, 2020 deadline GPA 3.75; Act 25 Full Tuition https://scholarships.eku.edu/state-freshmen-0 EKU Excellence Award Availability soon $13,000/yr Regents Scholarship Availability soon $6,000/yr FRANKLIN COLLEGE Merit Based, Leadership & Apps available now Based on GPA; Essay $200-$2,500 Community Service http://www.franklin.edu/financial- Scholarships aid/scholarships Targeting Fraud Scholarship GPA 3.0 $2,000 GOSHEN COLLEGE Gorsline Academic: Business, GPA 3.0 $3,000/yr https://www.goshen.edu/ Theater or Communication financial-aid/scholarships/ President’s Leadership GPA 3.85; SAT 1340 or ACT 29; Full Tuition (Approx 16 Scholarships on site) ***PLEASE GO TO EACH COLLEGE’S WEBSITE LISTED TO SEE A COMPLETE LIST OF SCHOLARSHIPS & DUE DATES COLLEGE DOLLARS 2019-2020 COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP AVAILABLE APPS CRITERIA AMOUNT GRACE COLLEGE Dean’s Academic to Now GPA 3.7 1260 SAT or 27 ACT $8,000/yr https://www.grace.edu/admissions/undergradu Miller Merit Now GPA 3.2; SAT1060/ACT 21 $3,500-$5,000/yr ate-admissions/financial-aid- scholarships/scholarships-and-grants/ Presidential Scholarship Dec 1, 2019 deadline 3.7 GPA or top 20%; 1260 SAT Full tuition OR 27 ACT Scores (Approx 68 Scholarships on site) Governors State University, IL Freshman Presidential, Nov 10, 2019 3.7 GPA; 2 letters of Full Tuition & fees Provost, & Deans Scholarship recommendation $2,000/yr plus $500 http://www.govst.edu/scholarships/ for books (Approx 43 Scholarships on site) HANOVER COLLEGE Legacy Award Now thru 4/1/2020 2.0 GPA $2,000/year https://www.hanover.edu/admission/financial aid Benjamin Templeton Now thru 12/1/2019 Exceptional students who have Full tuition participated in or led programs that promote diversity, human (Approx 20 Scholarships on site) rights or social justice. INDIANA STATE UNIVERSITY University Honors Deadline: May 1, 2020 3.8 GPA; 900 SAT or 16 ACT; Full tuition minimum http://www2.indstate.edu/scholarships Academic Distinction Deadline: May 1, 2020 3.5 GPA, 900 SAT or 16 ACT $2,500/yr /freshman/ Warren M. Anderson Deadline: Feb 1, 2020 3.5 GPA Full in state Tuition (Approx 23 Scholarships on site) Diversity ***PLEASE GO TO EACH COLLEGE’S WEBSITE LISTED TO SEE A COMPLETE LIST OF SCHOLARSHIPS & DUE DATES COLLEGE DOLLARS 2019-2020 COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP AVAILABLE APPS CRITERIA AMOUNT INDIANA UNIVERSITY Provost’s Scholarship Nov 1, 2019 deadline High academic performance; $1,000-$8,000/yr live in state https://scholarships.indiana.edu/future- scholars/first-year-scholarships.html Hutton Honors Nov 1, 2019 deadline In state resident; community $2,000-$3,000/yr service (Several Scholarships on site) IUPUC Blue & Company Scholarship Majoring in Accounting $500 / yr https://students.iupuc.edu/paying-for- college/scholarships/index.html Brooke Tuttle Scholarship Majoring in Mech Engineering $1,000 / yr GPA of 3.0 (approx. 36 scholarships on site) Jay Howard Scholarship Majoring in Sociology; GPA 3.0 $500 / yr Jodi & Mike Engelstad Majoring in Nursing $1,000 / yr IUPUI Schumacher Scholarship for Feb 1, 2020 deadline In an Engineering or $500 to $4,000 / yr https://admissions.iupui.edu/cost- Mechanical Engineering Technology program aid/scholarships/index.html Jonelle White Frazier March 1, 2020 deadline Min GPA of 2.5; Preference to Varies year to year (167 scholarships on site) Endowed Nursing will be given to Certified Scholarship Nursing Assistants (CNA's) and military medics; IUPUI Campus only Informatics Scholarship Jan 16, 2020 deadline 3.5 GPA or Top 10%; at least a Varies year to year IU South Bend core 40 diploma https://students.iusb.edu/scholarships/high- Titan on site award A $500 annual Titan award will Up to $2,000 school-seniors.html automatically be offered to a student with a GPA of 3.0 or (over 12 scholarships on site) higher when they apply during a high school visit ***PLEASE GO TO EACH COLLEGE’S WEBSITE LISTED TO SEE A COMPLETE LIST OF SCHOLARSHIPS & DUE DATES COLLEGE DOLLARS 2019-2020 COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP AVAILABLE APPS CRITERIA AMOUNT INDIANA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY Academic Awards Now Based on HS GPA; SAT $4,000-$14,000/yr https://www.indwes.edu/undergraduate/finan cial-aid/aid-opportunities/academic- scholarships (approx. 10 scholarships on site) IVY TECH Has many Scholarships that Now Need based https://www.ivytech.edu/financial-aid are need based. Have to /index.html apply first. MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY Church Matching Now Awards from churches of any Up to $1,500/yr https://www.manchester.edu/admissions/cost- faith are matched; financial-aid/how-will-i-afford-it/manchester- scholarships Academic Undergrad Now Based on GPA and SAT Scores Up to $20,000/yr Scholarships Several scholarships available on line MARIAN UNIVERSITY St. Mary Academic Oct 15, 2019 deadline GPA 3.75; SAT 1260/ACT 27; Full Tuition http://www.marian.edu/admissions/ St. Francis Academic Oct 15, 2019 deadline GPA 3.25; SAT 1160/ACT 24 $9,000 to $15,000 / yr financial-aid/academic-scholarships St. Clare Academic Oct 15, 2019 deadline GPA 3.0; SAT 1100/ACT 22 $7,000 / yr (approx. 6 scholarships on site) ***PLEASE GO TO EACH COLLEGE’S WEBSITE LISTED TO SEE A COMPLETE LIST OF SCHOLARSHIPS & DUE DATES COLLEGE DOLLARS 2019-2020 COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP AVAILABLE APPS CRITERIA AMOUNT Elizabeth Seton Scholarship Now 30-36 ACT or 1390-1600 SAT; $15,500 MOUNT ST. JOSEPH UNIVERSITY 3.0 GPA http://www.msj.edu/tuition-aid/financial-aid- Presidential Scholarship Now 26-29 ACT or 1240-1380 $14,000 grants-loans-scholarships/scholarships/ SAT; 3.00 GPA 3.25 GPA (approx. 18 scholarships on site) MSJ Opportunity Award Now $8,500 OAKLAND CITY UNIVERSITY Merit Based Scholarship Upon admit GPA; Standardized test scores Varies http://www.oak.edu/financial- aid/scholarships.php General Baptist Upon admit Member of General Baptist $500 Church (approx.
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