UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS

The College of Education awards over $130,000 of academic scholarships to its students each year. Incoming, current and non-traditional students receive these scholarships.

• Criteria
  Criteria differs for each scholarship. Students' qualifications are matched to the appropriate scholarships for final selection of awards.
• Application
  In order to be considered for both WSU and College of Education scholarships, go to the following link listed below. Only one application is necessary for current students in the College of Education.
• How to Apply
  To apply, download the application and return it to the Education Support Services office in 107 Corbin Education Center or mail it to:

  Scholarship Coordinator
  College of Education
  Wichita State University
  1845 Fairmount, Box 131
  Wichita, KS 67260-0131

  Applications are NOT accepted via e-mail attachments

  
  If you have questions or concerns, call (316) 978-3300

 Download College of Education Undergraduate Scholarship Application  (Document)

 Download College of Education Undergraduate Scholarship Application (PDF)

Scholarship Donor Biographies
Many outstanding individuals have donated scholarship funds for not only students in the College of Education but other colleges within the university.

 Read Donor Biographies

Financial Aid Office - Wichita State University
The Office of Financial Aid administers all WSU General Scholarships and provides information about information about tuition financial aid, applications and much more.

 WSU Office of Financial Aid Website

Additional Scholarships

• Kansas Board of Regents Scholarship
• Grow Your Own Teacher Scholarship
• Rotary International Ambassadorial Scholarship
• Ernest F. Hollings Undergraduate Scholarship
• Scholarships for Minorities (Applicable for all majors)
• Hispanic Scholarship Fund (Applicable for all majors)
• Brown Foundation Scholarship Program
• Bill Spaniol Memorial Scholarship
  
• TEACH Grant

 Student Aid on the Web (http://studentaid.ed.gov/)

Ways to improve your scholarship options:

Fill out a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) from online at http://www.fafsa.ed.gov. This may improve your chances for need-based scholarships.

• Research scholarship options using various venues, including online and through your university or local library
• Complete all scholarship applications accurately and thoroughly
• Proofread any required essays for correct grammar and syntax
• Meet all required deadlines
• Promptly return acknowledgements of award packages with all requested information.