Enrollment Services: Office Of Student Scholarships

IUPUI has long awarded scholarships to both incoming and continuing students in recognition of their academic achievement, leadership and community service.

This listing contains information intended for current IUPUI students, transfer students and students returning to IUPUI. New, incoming students are encouraged to read the listing provided in the Freshman Scholarships section at www.iupui.edu/~scentral/. Eligibility is based on academic merit, although some scholarships also consider financial need. These need-based scholarships require that the student file the FAFSA (www.fafsa.ed.gov). For information on the FAFSA and/or more detailed information on financial aid other than what is provided in this brochure, please see the IUPUI financial aid website at www.iupui.edu/~finaid/.

This list is only a partial list of general and major-specific scholarships that are available at IUPUI. We encourage you to contact your academic school and/or department to inquire about scholarship opportunities within their areas. Private sector scholarship opportunities are also a viable funding resource for IUPUI students. Try free scholarship searching databases such as FastWeb and Collegeboard.

ScholarshipNews — ScholarshipNews is a listserv for IUPUI students who want to stay informed about scholarship opportunities and information. As a member of ScholarshipNews, you will receive updates on scholarships and other information that will assist you in your college career. Visit our website at www.iupui.edu/~scentral for details on how to subscribe.

Please note that * Asterisk indicates that the scholarship can be applied for using the general Continuing Student Scholarship application.

Continuing Student Scholarships & Financial Aid at IUPUI

IUPUI has long awarded scholarships to both incoming and continuing students in recognition of their academic achievement, leadership and community service.

Please note that * Asterisk indicates that the scholarship can be applied
for using the general Continuing Student Scholarship application.
+ Scholarships also available to IUPUC students.

Financial Need-Based Scholarships & Grants

+*Mary E. Burns Scholarship
Up to $2,000
Deadline: May 15th
Students who graduated from Washington County High Schools are eligible to apply. Must have a FAFSA on file with Financial Aid to be eligible.

+*Robert E. Cavanaugh Memorial Scholarship
Up to $2,000
Deadline: May 15th
Upper-class students of all majors who have graduated from an Indiana high school, who demonstrate leadership abilities and have some financial need are encouraged to apply. Must have at least 26 credits completed at IUPUI and a 3.0 cumulative GPA.

*Andrew S. Cebula Scholarship
Up to $500
Deadline: May 15th
Upper-class or graduate student with demonstrable financial need as determined by the FAFSA. Students may be enrolled full or part-time. Student must have a GPA of at least 3.3.

Jesse H. & Beulah Chanley Cox Scholarship
Approximately $13,500, renewable up to three years
Deadline: March 1, application
The Indiana University Foundation is pleased to offer a scholarship for working students through the generosity of Jesse H. and Beulah Chanley Cox. Applicants must have completed a minimum of 26 hours of coursework and be of sophomore standing for 2006-07 and demonstrate financial need as determined by the FAFSA. They must be enrolled as full-time undergraduate students on the IUPUI campus and maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA. Other requirements for application include: be a resident of the state of Indiana; demonstrate a commitment to funding your own education by working to contribute at least 25% of the standard cost of a ttendance; be willing to participate in two special seminars during the academic year. For more information, please contact the IU Foundation at (800) 558-8311 or iufcox@iupui.edu

+*McCracken Assist Scholarship
Up to $1,000
Deadline: May 15th
This scholarship was created to assist single, custodial parents at IUPUI pursuing their first undergraduate degree to help them meet educational goals by providing assistance with educational expenses. This scholarship is financial need-based, although academic progress and potential are considered as well. Students must have applied for financial aid and must have financial need as determined by the FAFSA and the Office of Student Financial Aid Services. Applicants must be U.S. citizens and/or permanent residents who are also Indiana residents. To be eligible, applicants must have completed at least 9 credit hours at IUPUI with a minimum 2.75 GPA within the last year. Transfer students with 24 credit hours and at least a 3.0 GPA within the past year may also apply.

Nina Mason Pulliam Legacy Scholars Program
Full In-state tuition, fees, books and living allowance
Deadline: April 1
This scholarship was created to honor Nina Mason Pulliam who was a journalist, business leader, a humanitarian, and a lover of all creatures. This scholarship honors the memory of this modern pioneer and is available to incoming freshmen, ages 18-25, who have been raised through the child welfare system and have no form of financial support, or are college age youth and adults with physical disabilities, or students who are 25 years or older who have dependents in their family unit. Applicants must be admitted to IUPUI, be a U.S. citizen and resident of Indiana, have previously completed no more than 24 college-level, degree-applicable credit hours, and be working toward their first college degree. Priority is given to applicants who have household incomes of 80% or less of the Marion County, Indiana median. Application requires an essay, an official academic transcript and demonstrable financial need as determined by the FAFSA and at least 2 letters of recommendation. If chosen as a finalist, an interview will also be required. Contact Charlie Johnson, program advisor, (317) 278-7878 or nina@iupui.edu for more information and/or to request an application.

+*Richard Rapala Scholarship
Up to $1,000
Deadline: May 15th
For continuing cyto-technology, clinical laboratory science, medical technology majors and nursing (you must be admitted to the program). Criteria based on academic performance and financial need. FAFSA required.

SSACI Education and Nursing Scholarship
Up to $1,000
Deadline: May 15th
Scholarships from the State of Indiana are available for IUPUI students who have been admitted to the Schools of Nursing and Education who meet other requirements. The state offers Nursing, Special Education, and Minority Teaching Scholarships. Applications are available at the Schools of Education and Nursing, or call the Scholarship Office to request that one be sent to you (317) 274-5516. A FAFSA must be on file. Requires re-application every year for renewals. See application for additional eligibility criteria. Students must be admitted to their schools to be eligible.

*Welfare Service League Scholarship
$500
Deadline: May 15th
The Marion County Office of Family and Children awards students who receive services provided by their office. If you currently receive services through the Foster Parent Program or Child Welfare Program, you are encouraged to apply. You must be a current IUPUI student pursuing your first undergraduate degree, have a 3.0 GPA and be registered for at least 6 credit hours. You must also provide proof of your receipt of service (i.e your EBT card with name, a letter from a caseworker, etc.). Contact Khalilah Payne at kapayne@iupui.edu for more information.

Please note that * Asterisk indicates that the scholarship can be applied
for using the general Continuing Student Scholarship application.
+ Scholarships also available to IUPUC students.

General Scholarships

*IUPUI International Experience Scholarship
$750-$3,000
Deadline: February 1 for summer, fall and academic year programs
October 15th for spring programs
This award is intended to support and encourage IUPUI undergraduate students in an approved study abroad program. The award consists of a $750-3,000 gift, depending on program length. Candidates must be students studying in Indianapolis and have been admitted to an overseas study program in which they will earn credit towards an IUPUI degree program. Preference will be given to students with a 2.75 cumulative GPA or above. The deadlines are February 1 for summer, fall and academic year programs and October 15 for spring programs. For more information, contact Stephanie Leslie in ES 2129B at (317) 274-2081 or slleslie@iupui.edu.

IU Alumni Association Scholarship
Up to $1,000
Deadline: April 1st
For students whose parents are dues-paid members of the IU Alumni Association. Applications available at IUPUI Alumni Office, Conference Center IP241 or call (317)274-4555. Applications are also available at: http://www.indiana.edu/~alumni/programs/scholars.html

+Central Indiana Chapter of the IUAA Scholarship
$1,000
Deadline: March 16, 2007
The Central Indiana Chapter of the IU Alumni Association created a scholarship program to recognize the accomplishments and financial need of Chapter area residents. Applicants must reside in Marion, Hamilton, Hendricks or Hancock County and be attending an Indiana University Campus the following semester. The application form is available at http://alumni.indiana.edu/clubs/indy/scholarship.html.

*Senior Academy Academic Scholarship
Up to $2,000
Deadline: March 1, admission and application
The Senior Academy at IUPUI has established a scholarship program designed to partially support tuition and books for students who are graduating seniors who expect to graduate with a baccalaureate degree at the end of the Spring Semester. Applications will be reviewed and the awardee selected by the Senior Academy Scholarship Awards Committee. Applicants must (1) be in good academic standing at IUPUI, (2) have successfully completed at least 90 credit-hours, (3) have a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.50 on a 4.00 scale, and (4) agree to enroll during the Fall-Spring Semesters for the number of credit-hours required to graduate at the end of the Spring Semester but for no less than a total of at least 20 credit-hours during the last year. The applicant must also submit two letters of recommendation, and complete an essay.

Student Ambassador Scholarship
$500 - $3,000 annually
Deadline: Open
To receive this scholarship a student must volunteer for the Campus Visitation office for an average of 4 hours a week during each semester of the academic year.Students must have a 2.5 cumulative GPA, be enrolled in at least 6 credit hours and remain in good academic standing. For more information contact Amanda Alexander at (317) 278-7807.

Community Service Scholarships

*Sam H. Jones Community Service Scholarship
$3,500
Priority Deadline: March 1st
The Sam H. Jones Community Service Scholarship Program recognizes IUPUI students for previous service to their high school, campus, or community, and supports their continued involvement in educationally meaningful service, leadership, and social advocacy. Sam H. Jones was a dedicated public servant who provided dynamic leadership as the Chief Executive Officer of the Indianapolis Urban League. The program honors Sam H. Jones’ legacy as a community leader whose vision and dedication improved the quality of life for many in Central Indiana.

Community Service Scholars will volunteer for four hours per week throughout the academic year at a select service agency. In addition, Community Service Scholars will enroll and complete a service learning course (P330) in the Fall, and work with others to coordinate a campus-wide service event. Applicants must have completed 15 IUPUI credit hours by the end of the spring semester of application, a 2.75 GPA and submit a two-page essay on the nature of the applicant’s service and how it affected the community. Two letters of recommendation must be submitted: one written by a faculty, staff or community representative familiar with the applicant’s service activity and academic achievement. At least one letter of recommendation must be from an IUPUI campus representative.

Research and Diversity Scholarships

IUPUI Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program
Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP) offers undergraduate research grants and travel funds to encourage and recognize undergraduates who participate in research and other creative projects with faculty in all disciplines, including music and art. Formal research credits may be earned toward graduation and may be translated into a research transcript notation upon completion of a research portfolio. Further information may be obtained from the UROP Program Administrator: Carolyn Key; email cakey@iupui.edu; (317) 278-0644.

Louis Stokes Alliances for Minority Participation (LSAMP)
The Indiana LSAMP program offers summer and academic year research fellowships and awards to encourage eligible undergraduate students from ethnic populations traditionally under-represented in baccalaureate degree programs to persist and graduate from a Science, Mathematics, Engineering, or Technology program. A summer research fellowship includes working with a faculty mentor on a research project and attending a research conference. LSAMP participants receive a $3,000 stipend. For more information about LSAMP Summer Research Fellowships, contact either Dr. Kim Nguyen at knguyen@iupui.edu, (317)274-1126, or Dr. Marchusa Huff at mnhuff@iupui.edu, (317) 274-8049.

MURI (Multidisciplinary Undergraduate Research Institute)
MURI is a research institute within the School of Engineering and Technology, IUPUI, established to foster inter/ multidisciplinary team research. Students are selected from different disciplines to participate as a team under the mentorship of engineering and technology faculty members or researchers. Projects normally involve more than one traditional science and engineering discipline. Interested students select from and apply to projects that are defined by mentors of MURI and may work during the summer or academic year. Contact: Dr. Hasan Akay, hakay@iupui.edu, (317) 274-9710.

Ronald E. McNair Scholars Program
The Ronald E. McNair Scholars Program is a national scholarship program supported by the U.S. Department of Education and IUPUI. The program sponsors undergraduate students who are first-generation, low-income college attendees and students who are from populations that are under-represented in graduate education. The mission of the program is to encourage and support these student participants to aspire to and attain careers requiring the Ph.D. This highly selective and prestigious program engages students in faculty-mentored research throughout their undergraduate careers and supports them with a summer stipend. Students may be admitted as soon as they attain junior status and may apply in their sophomore year. For more information please contact the associate director Mrs. Vicki Gayfield at vgayfiel@iupui.edu or 317-278-6101.

Summer Research Opportunities Program (SROP)
$3,000
Deadline: February 28th
SROP offers outstanding undergraduates the opportunity to conduct research during an intensive 8 week session. Students that have traditionally been underrepresented in graduate school, in their field of study, first-generation college students, or students who have a particular interest in conducting research on topics that affect minority populations are encouraged to apply for this competitive summer research program. The program gives undergraduate student first-hand exposure to the experiences of graduate school by placing them with faculty whose work is closely related to their academic interests and career goals. The summer experience includes working with a faculty mentor on a research project, attending research related seminars and workshops, attending an annual summer research conference, and networking with a diverse group of student-fellows in a variety of summer research programs. Fellows are awarded a stipend for their participation. Application deadline is February 28, 2007. For more information, visit the SROP website: http://www.iupui.edu/~gradoff/srop/, email Dr. Gwendolyn Johnson at srop@iupui.edu, or call 317-274-1577.

Diversity Scholars Research Program (DSRP)
Deadline: March 1st
The Diversity Scholars Research Program (DSRP) supports academically talented students who will contribute to the diversity of IUPUI to pursue an education in the research setting. This scholarship program offers financial support to continuing students who apply and meet the following eligibility criteria:

* Norman Brown Diversity and Leadership Program
Up to $3,000 per academic year
Deadline: March 1st, admission and application
The Norman Brown Diversity & Leadership Program is designed to recruit, retain and prepare serious, academically gifted students who have demonstrated a commitment and/or desire to develop leadership skills for today’s multicultural world. Program participants are encouraged to attain academic success, engage in leadership and civic activities, and prepare for work force entry. All scholars are required to enroll full time; maintain a 3.0 cumulative GPA; participate in specific program functions; and meet on a regular basis with an assigned IUPUI faculty/staff mentor. Continuing and transfer student applicants must be Indiana residents and have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. Continuing students are only considered for the fall semester. Preference is given to transfer student/continuing students who have completed 12 credit hours (but no more than 60 up to junior status).

All applicants are required to submit the following items: a) college transcript b) two letters of recommendation, and c) personal essay which must be double spaced, typed, and no longer than THREE typewritten pages. The essay must address ALL of the following questions:1) Why are you interested in being a Norman Brown Scholar? 2)What qualities do you feel are necessary to be a leader in a multicultural environment and how have you demonstrated these qualities in the past? 3)What challenges or obstacles have you overcome in order to pursue your dreams of going to college?4) How will you utilize you education and leadership skills to support individuals from underserved communities?

This program is an integral part of IUPUI’s efforts to foster the benefits of educational diversity, in part by assuring the obtainment of a critical mass of students from underrepresented minority backgrounds with a history of discrimination. As such, during the application process positive considerations are given to students from underrepresented minority backgrounds and whose presence will enhance the learning environment through increased diversity at IUPUI. Additional consideration is also given to students with significant financial need as defined by the FAFSA. Recipients must maintain fulltime enrollment, a minimum cumulative 3.0 GPA and complete all program requirements.

Please note that * Asterisk indicates that the scholarship can be applied
for using the general Continuing Student Scholarship application.
+ Scholarships also available to IUPUC students.

Returning, Non-traditional and Transfer Scholarships

When applying for these scholarships be sure that you understand the following definitions:

1)Returning student: a student who is returning to formal education after a minimum of 5 years.

2) Non-traditional student: Any student beginning university studies after the age of 21 years.

3) Transfer student: a student who will be enrolling at IUPUI within the next academic year.

Returning and Non-traditional Student Scholarships

+*Adult Outstanding Scholarship
Up to $1,000
Deadline: May 15th
Motivated adult (30+) returning students with at least 12 credit hours and a minimum GPA of 3.3 in all courses since returning, who are working towards their first baccalaureate degree.

Altrusa Scholarship
$500 annually
Deadline: April 1st
Open to adults returning to school after a minimum of five years, who have completed at least six credit hours with a minimum 2.0 GPA in current course work. Must be seeking a certificate or undergraduate degree, and be a resident of Central Indiana (Marion and its 8 surrounding counties). Applications available at the Scholarship Office in CA 103.

+IUPUI Outstanding GED Scholarship
$1,500 annually renewable for 2 years
Deadline: April 1st admission
Students who achieve an average standard score of 650 or higher on the GED Test and are unconditionally admitted to IUPUI are eligible to receive this scholarship (no separate application required). Renewable with maintenance of a minimum 3.0 GPA and full-time enrollment.

*Jonathan A. Carter Memorial Scholarship
Up to $500
Deadline: May 15th
This scholarship is designated for part-time returning and/or non-traditional male students who may not otherwise qualify for financial assistance. Students must exhibit qualities of caring for others, desire to succeed and a strong work ethic. Preference will be given to a student majoring in business. Applicants must have a mininum cumulative GPA of 3.0.

* Senior Academy Returning-Student Scholarship
Up to $3,000
Deadline: March 1st, admission and application
The Senior Academy at IUPUI has established a scholarship program designed to partially support tuition and books for students who, for some reason, dropped out of college-level status for at least 5 years and are now planning to return to school in order to complete their first undergraduate degree. Applications will be reviewed by the Senior Academy Scholarship Awards Committee. Applicants must (1) meet regular admission requirements to IUPUI, (2) have had a grade point average of at least 2.0 on a 4.0 scale for previous college credits, and (3) agree to enroll in at least 6 credit hours per semester at IUPUI. The applicant must also submit one letter of recommendation and complete an essay.

Women’s Rotary Club of Indianapolis Scholarship
$1,500
Deadline: January 26th
Non-traditional females returning after 3 years or more, enrolled at IUPUI for the academic year for education and preparation for re-entry into the job market and/or starting a new career are eligible to apply. Applicant must be 25 years or older. Contact Women’s Studies for more information at (317) 274-7611.

Transfer Student Scholarships

*IUPUI Outstanding Transfer Student Scholarship
$1,000 in-state/$2,500 out-of-state
Deadline: May 15th (Fall) and November 15th (Spring), admission and application
Eligible applicants must have a minimum 3.3 GPA with at least 12 transferable credit hours, but no more than 60. This scholarship is renewable up to 2 years with the maintenance of full-time enrollment and a 3.0 GPA.

*J.A. Abell Scholarship
$1,000
Deadline: May 15th (Fall) and November 15th (Spring), admission and application
This scholarship is available to transfer students with a minimum 3.5 GPA and demonstrable financial need as defined by the FAFSA.

*Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) Scholarship
$1,500 annually, renewable
Deadline: May 15th (Fall) and November 15th (Spring), admission and application
This scholarship is available to PTK members who have completed an associate degree at any two-year college or Ivy Tech Community College. To be eligible, the applicant must have completed, or be within 6 months of completing an A.A., A.S., or A.A.S. degree with at least a 3.0 cumulative GPA upon graduation. Applications will be accepted six months prior to graduation. A final transcript, with degree noted, must be submitted before the scholarship is awarded. The recipient must be admitted and registered for classes at IUPUI within 2 years after graduating from any two-year college or Ivy Tech Community College. This scholarship can be awarded to both full-time and part-time students and must be used within three years of the initial award. The PTK scholarship will be renewable annually if the student maintains at least a 3.0 cumulative GPA at IUPUI. Students who receive the Passport-Academic Excellence Scholarship will be ineligible to also receive the PTK Scholarship at IUPUI.

* Thomas C. Cooke and Carol D. Nathan Passport-Academic Excellence Scholarship
Up to $2,000 annually, renewable
Deadline: May 15th (Fall) and November 15th (Spring), admission and application
Ivy Tech ( Indianapolis) Associate Degree graduates with a 3.3 cumulative GPA and an A.S. or A.A.S. intending to continue toward their bachelor degree at IUPUI are eligible to apply. A final transcript, with degree noted, must be submitted before the scholarship is awarded. The recipient must be admitted and registered for classes at IUPUI within 2 semesters after graduating. Students may enroll either full- or part-time. Scholarships are renewable annually if the student maintains a 3.0 GPA at IUPUI, and once activated the scholarship must be used within three years. Students with previous bachelor degrees are ineligible. Students who receive the PTK scholarship will be ineligible to also receive the Passport-Academic Excellence Scholarship at IUPUI.

Please note that * Asterisk indicates that the scholarship can be applied
for using the general Continuing Student Scholarship application.
+ Scholarships also available to IUPUC students.

+*Charles O. McGaughey Leadership Award
$2,000
Deadline: May 15th
This leadership award was established to recognize students who have demonstrated leadership abilities and an appreciation of basic American values through a record of achievement in community services or service to IUPUI. Juniors and seniors with a 3.5 GPA in academic work are eligible to apply. Preference is given to students in Liberal Arts, Science and Business.

Continuing Honors Scholarship
$1,500 / $750 part-time
Deadline: May 15th
The IUPUI Continuing Student Honors Scholarship is a one-year scholarship primarily for students participating in the Honors Program, although students who are not in the Honors Program, but have taken honors courses, are also eligible to apply. All applicants must have completed at least 12 credit hours with at least a 3.20 cumulative GPA. Current recipients may reapply for renewal. Applications are available in the Honors Program office, University College, room 3140, or online at www.universitycollege.iupui.edu/honors. Contact the Honors Program for additional information (317) 274-2660.

OTEAM Orientation and First Year Seminars
What’s OTEAM?
The OTEAM is a group of undergraduate students who lead the summer orientation programs and mentor the first year seminar courses during the fall semester. OTEAM members receive a scholarship for their service to the campus community. In order to be eligible for the OTEAM Leadership Scholarship you must meet the following:

Must be a current undergraduate student at IUPUI.
Applicant must be currently enrolled at IUPUI.
Must have completed 12 credit hours at IUPUI.
Must have a 2.8 GPA and be in good standing with the University.
Possess positive communication and teamwork skills.
Be creative and have personal initiative.
Be willing to work with a diverse group of people.
Have a desire to interact with students, families, faculty and staff.

Mentoring First Year Seminars:
First Year Seminar mentors are members of the course instructional team, which consist of: a faculty member, advisor, librarian, and the student mentor. The mentor’s role is to present themselves as a model student. The mentor helps introduce students to resources, expectations, successful academic habits and the campus community. During the fall semester mentors must:

Alpha Sigma Lambda (ASL) National Honor Society Scholarship
Amounts vary
Deadline: August 5 th
In order to qualify for the ASL Scholarship, applicants must :

For questions about this scholarship, please call (Day) Ed Sullivan: (317)278-3814 (Evening) Melanie Lyle: (812)325-6289. To request an application call the Office of Student Scholarships at (317) 274-5516 or stop by Cavanaugh Hall, Room 103.

Major-Specific Scholarships

The Math and Science Education Scholarship (MSES) Program offered by the Urban Center for the Advancement of Math/Science Education (UCASE), is designed to encourage and to support outstanding students who have had a strong math or science based major and who wish to pursue a career in math or science teaching at the middle and/or high school level. These competitive scholarships provide the annual awards of $2,500 each and they may be renewed for up to three years.

Scholarship eligibility:
1) Student must be enrolled in a science or math based program and have completed at least 25 credits towards the degree.
2) Student must have a cumulative GPA of 3.00 (on a 4.00 scale)
3) Student must provide at least two (2) letters of recommendation, one of which must be from a faculty member of the student’s major at IUPUI.
4) Student must be a citizen or permanent resident of the U.S.
The IUPUI Continuing Student Scholarship application, two letters of recommendation, and a 500-800 word-essay responding to the question: “What experience(s) has motivated you to pursue a career teaching science or mathematics?” must be received by the IUPUI Office of Student Scholarships, CA 103 by March 15.

Eligible students from the under-represented minority groups are encouraged to apply. Please note that a MSES award recipient may not concurrently hold the Dean of Science Scholarship. The MSES is renewable only if the recipient maintains an overall GPA of 3.00 or higher, and continues to pursue an academic plan leading to certification as a teacher of mathematics or science. For more information contact Dr. Kim Nguyen, 274-1126 or knguyen@iupui.edu.

*Farm Bureau Insurance Company BECA Program for Bilingual Students
$1,000
Deadline: May 15th
BECA- Because Education Creates Advancement Program, established by Farm Bureau Insurance Company for bilingual students. Students must be completing a bachelor’s degree with an interest in pursuing a career in the insurance industry. Scholarships available to junior and senior bilingual (English/Spanish) students enrolled as Business, Spanish or relevant Liberal Arts majors. Students must be a U.S. citizen or legal resident and must be enrolled full time and maintain a 3.0 GPA.

Human Resource Association of Central Indiana
$1,500 annually
For students in junior or senior (either part-time or full-time) standing with a minimum GPA of 2.5 pursuing a career in human resources. Students will be required to provide at least one letter of recommendation, transcript and essay. The essay will require several short essays (2 pages) including questions regarding the applicant’s interest in, commitment and contributions to the human resources profession. For additional information please contact Cindy Wenz at (317) 814-3902 or education@hraci.org.

*Hurston-Evans Scholarship
Up to $1,000, renewable for an additional year
Deadline: March 1st
Created in honor of Zora Neale Hurston and Mari Evans, this scholarship seeks to encourage the study of subjects that transcend gender, race, age, culture and economic status and are designed to support students whose creativity, academic achievements and goals reflect the issues articulated in the works of these two prominent American literary figures. Students seeking a baccalaureate degree in the creative arts, including composing and music performance, liberal arts and social sciences are encouraged to apply. Recipients participate in educational activities each semester. Up to ten $1,000 scholarships will be awarded to continuing IUPUI students. Two scholarships may be renewed for an additional year with maintenance of a 3.0 GPA, full-time enrollment, and selection as an upper-class mentor. The final round of applicants will be invited to interview with the committee.

World Police & Fire Games Scholarship
Deadline: March 30th
The World Police and Fire Games fund is intended to assist full time or retired police officers and firefighters in their pursuit of an education. The scholarship can be used toward any undergraduate program at IUPUI. Applications are due March 30th. Contact: Dr. Kenna Quinet (317) 274-3447 or kfquinet@iupui.edu for more information.

School of Liberal Arts

The School of Liberal Arts offers more than 30 awards and scholarships to students with declared majors in the IU School of Liberal Arts. These awards and scholarships range from $50 - $3,000 or full tuition. For a complete list of opportunities, criteria and procedures, visit the homepage at www.liberalarts.iupui.edu. You may also contact the Student Affairs Office in Cavanaugh Hall, Room 401, call (317) 274-2465, or e-mail LibArts@iupui.edu. Most Liberal Arts scholarship applications are due February 1, with the exception of the Hurston-Evans and the Masarachia scholarships for which the deadline is March 1. Below is a sample of the types of awards and scholarships offered.

Beaudry Summer Scholarships Fund for French and Francophone Studies
Up to $1,000
Deadline: February 1st
Available to French majors participating in a French language summer study abroad program.

Arminda B. and Jean C. Bepko Scholarship
Up to $500
Deadline: January 31st
Students enrolled at IUPUI with a minor in Women’s Studies, who have completed their freshman year and have a minimum 2.8 GPA are encouraged to apply for this scholarship. Contact Women’s Studies for more info at (317) 274-7611.

Margaret A. Cook Foreign Study Award
Up to $2,000
Deadline: February 1st
This scholarship is available to Liberal Arts majors who participate in an IU study abroad program. Applicants must have a minimum 2.75 GPA.

Mary F. Crisler Scholarship
$3,000
Deadline: February 1st
This scholarship is for Liberal Arts majors with a minimum 3.5 GPA in their major field of study, based upon completion of at least two IUPUI courses in the major, one of which must be at the 300-level or above. Scholars conduct a research project with a faculty mentor.

Marium J. Fauré Family Scholarship
Up to $1,000
Deadline: February 1st
This award is for upper-class students majoring in the French language and literature. Eligible students should have a high cumulative GPA and have demonstrated interest in and contribution to fostering the study of the French language, literature and culture at IUPUI and/or in the community.

Friends of Women’s Studies Scholarship
Up to $1,500
Deadline: January 31st
This scholarship is for students with a strong interest in women’s issues and who have completed at least 6 credit hours in the Women’s Studies Program. Amounts vary from year to year. Contact Women’s Studies for more information at (317) 274-7611.

Loretta Lunsford Scholarship
$3,000
Deadline: February 1st
This scholarship is for Liberal Arts students who have completed 90-110 credit hours with a minimum 3.3 GPA who plan to pursue graduate studies in humanities or social sciences.

*Sam Masarachia Scholarship
Full Tuition (instate, 12-15 credit hours per semester) and all mandatory fees, renewable up to 4 years.
Deadline: March 1st
The Masarachia Program is designed for incoming freshmen and continuing (sophomores and juniors with at least two full years to complete prior to graduation) full time students in Liberal Arts interested in study and careers in organizing, representation, advocacy, and policy research related to social justice activism, with a focus on labor, senior citizens, and communities. Continuing students must have a 3.0 GPA or higher. Finalists will have commitment to, and familiarity with, program areas and concerns. Transfer students will be considered on an individual basis.

Rebecca Pitts Scholarship
Up to $2,000
Deadline: February 1st
This scholarship is available to full-time Liberal Arts students who have completed 90-110 credit hours with a minimum 3.3 GPA and who plan to pursue graduate studies in humanities or social sciences.

Please note that * Asterisk indicates that the scholarship can be applied
for using the general Continuing Student Scholarship application.
+ Scholarships also available to IUPUC students.

School of Education

Challenger Scholarship
Tuition and stipend
Deadline: February 23rd
Established in memory of the Challenger crew, this scholarship supports students majoring in sciences, engineering or social sciences, with intent to pursue a teaching career at any level–elementary to graduate. Must be first bachelor’s degree only. Call Linda Houser at (317) 278-3353 for more information and applications. Applications also available at http://education.iupui.edu/soe/forms/applications/challenger.pdf.

School of Engineering and Technology

Herron School of Art and Design

Helen Mowery Scholarship
$500-$1,000
The Helen Mowrey scholarship gives priority to Marion County students graduating from Lawrence or Warren Township’s high schools. The deadline for this scholarship is the April 1 before fall semester enrollment. It is open incoming freshmen and transfer students claiming Indiana residency on their IUPUI admissions application.
No scholarship application required. For more information, contact Herron Student Services, (317) 278-9400 or herrart@iupui.edu.

Herron In-State Portfolio Scholarship
Up to $3000
Deadline: April 1
The Herron Portfolio Scholarship is awarded based upon the quality of the student’s portfolio and application essay. This scholarship is awarded for the purpose of assisting with tuition costs only. It is open incoming freshmen and transfer students claiming Indiana residency on their IUPUI applications.

Shared Heritage Scholarship
Up to $2500 annually
Deadline: April 1
The Shared Heritage Scholarship was established in 1996 in conjunction with the Shared Heritage exhibition at the Indianapolis Museum of Art in recognition of four African-American artists: John W. Hardwick, William Majors, William E. Scott, and Hale Woodruff. Incoming freshmen or transfer students applying to be full-time students to Herron School of Art and Design are eligible for this scholarship. To be considered for renewal, the student must attend full time and maintain a minimum 2.50 cumulative GPA. A portfolio application is required. Students that add to the diversity of Herron are encouraged to apply.

Herron Out-of-State Scholarship
Between $2000 and $8000 annually
Priority Deadlines: November 1 for spring semester applicants, March 1 for fall semester applicants
This scholarship is a multi-level scholarship awarded to incoming freshmen and transfer students who are categorized as non-residents by IUPUI’s Undergraduate Office of Admissions. The student may apply based on either his/her academic achievements or his/her portfolio. To be considered for renewal students must attend Herron full time, maintain a 3.0 cumulative GPA and continue their status as a non-resident.

Kelley School of Business

The IU Kelley School of Business offers many awards and scholarships to students who have been admitted to the IU Kelley School of Business. For more information contact the IU Kelley School of Business Office of External Affairs. Contact Leslie Kidwell at 278-7437 or lecarter@iupui.edu for more information.

School of Journalism

School of Physical Education and Tourism Management

There are a number of scholarships available for continuing majors in the Department of Physical Education and Department of Tourism, Conventions, and Event Management.For more information regarding scholarship opportunities, contact Dean P. Nicholas Kellum at (317)274-2248 or pkellum@iupui.edu.

*Peter J. George Scholarship
$500
Deadline: March 1st, admission and application
Transfer students admitted to the Department of Tourism Management with a 3.25 GPA are encouraged to apply.

School of Public and Environmental Affairs

Cory Elson Scholarship
Deadline: March 1st
Approximately $2000 in tuition and fees
Available to both part-time and full-time criminal justice students pursuing a career in policing. For additional information, please contact Kristin Lively-Smith klivelys@iupui.edu

SPEA Alumni Association Scholarship
$500
Deadline: April 1st
For SPEA students in the final year of their program, open to both graduate and undergraduate students. Students must have a GPA of 3.0 or higher. Essay describing your long-term career goals, transcript and at least one letter of recommendation from a SPEA faculty member or community leader will be required. For additional information please contact Kristin Lively-Smith klivelys@iupui.edu or Betsy Parker meeparke@iupui.edu.

Jason Baker Spirit Award
$500
Deadline: March 1st
An award of $500 will be given to provide recognition and financial support to a student in the School of Public and Environmental Affairs who wishes to pursue a career in law enforcement. There is no GPA requirement and essays will be judged on the student’s ability to demonstrate good character, integrity, discipline and commitment to the profession of law enforcement. Deadline is March 1. Contact: Kristin Lively-Smith klivelys@iupui.edu

School of Continuing Studies

Dean’s Scholarship and the Ford P. Hall Scholarship
$500
Deadline: April 1st
These competitive scholarships are available to students seeking either an associate or baccalaureate degree within the School of Continuing Studies. Applicants must have completed at least one enrollment period of school and 12 credit hours. The minimum GPA for consideration is a 2.0. For more information contact Amanda Helman at (317) 274-5039 or ajzimmer@iupui.edu.

Irving J. Levy Scholarship
$500 up to $2,500
Deadline: March 15th
During 30 years with IUPUI, Irving J. Levy exemplified his motto of “Students Come First” and showed unwavering dedication to students, particularly adult students. Upon his retirement and in honor of Dr. Levy’s dedication to students, the Irving J. Levy Scholarship was established by the Faculty Advisory Committee of the IUPUI General Studies Degree Program. This scholarship is available to an adult General Studies student who exhibits scholastic achievement and demonstrable financial aid need as defined by the FAFSA. The scholarship is intended to cover the cost of tuition and must be used within the academic school year it is given. For more information contact Amanda Helman at (317) 274-5039 or ajzimmer@iupui.edu.

School of Nursing

The School of Nursing offers a variety of scholarships, dollar amounts vary depending on the specific scholarship. The scholarships have a deadline of April 1. Various applications are available at:www.nursing.iupui.edu/EducationalServices/default.asp. For additional information, contact Martel Plummer, Assistant Dean for Student Services at (317) 274-8094.

School of Science

Freshman Work Program
Earn extra money while studying at IUPUI. The Department of Biology offers a program, funded by a grant from the campus-wide "Commitment to Excellence" program, where full-time beginning freshman students are eligible for up to 10 hours of work per week for the academic year. The work is open to all science departments and all liberal arts departments. It provides students an opportunity to link student work and student learning as a mechanism for retention. The positions pay $8.00 per hour and can lead to other forms of student support such as upper division scholarships, employment in research or teaching labs, and undergraduate research stipends. Contact Sidneye Trowbridge, Undergraduate Advisor, at (317)274-0589 or strowbri@iupui.edu.

*IUPUI Geology Alumni Scholarship
$1,000
Deadline: January 15th
The IUPUI Geology Alumni Scholarship is available to a senior-year geology major who expects to graduate within 12 months of receiving the scholarship. Applicants must have a minimum 3.25 GPA overall and plan to be enrolled in at least 18 credit hours of coursework within the 12-month period. For additional information, you may contact Dr. Andrew Barth at (317) 274-7484 or ibsz100@iupui.edu.

* Indiana Geology & Gem Society Scholarship
$1,000
Deadline: January 15th
The Indiana Geology and Gem Society Scholarship is available to a sophomore-level geology major who has an overall minimum 3.25 GPA, has completed the introductory physical and historical geology courses with an average GPA of at least 3.7 (A-), and must be enrolled in at least nine credit hours in the fall semester the award begins, including mineralogy or a higher-level geology course. For additional information, you may contact Dr. Andrew Barth at (317) 274-7484 or ibsz100@iupui.edu.

Dean of Science Scholarship
Up to $2,500
Deadline: May 15th
Continuing science majors with a minimum of 25 credit hours completed at IUPUI by the end of the spring semester during which application is being made and at least a 3.5 GPA may apply for this competitive scholarship. Renewable, contingent upon funding. Application, essay and two letters of recommendation, one of which must be from a full-time faculty member in the School of Science, must be received by the School of Science Dean’s Office, LD 222, by May 15th. Contact the School of Science at (317) 274-0626 for additional information.

Robert Noyce Scholarships
$8,000 for a 12 month graduate program to become certified math and science teachers
The Robert Noyce Scholarship program, funded by the National Science Foundation, provides $8,000 scholarships to bachelor degree holders who majored in science, mathematics or engineering and plan to become certified science and mathematics teachers in grades 6-12. The Robert Noyce Scholarship recipients are awarded on the basis of academic merit, with consideration given to financial need and the diversity of participants in the program. The Robert Noyce scholarship applicants must be eligible for admissions into the IUPUI’s One-Year Transition to Teaching (T2T) program in the School of Education (http://education.iupui.edu/soe/programs/graduate/t2t.aspx). For More information about admissions to the T2T program, contact: Marsha Schuler, 317/274-6801, mlschule@iupui.edu. Individuals who want to begin the T2T program in July 2007 must prepare their credentials for admission reviews by December 2006.

Anna K. Suter Scholarship
$300-$2,500
Anna K. Suter scholarships (http://www.math.iupui.edu/news/suter/) are available to Freshman students who intend to major in Mathematics. To receive an Anna K. Suter Scholarship, you must be enrolled as a full-time student in the Department of Mathematical Sciences. Recipients are chosen based on academic achievement and professional objective, and the winners are selected by the Faculty Awards Committee. The scholarship amounts vary between $300 and $2,500, renewable up to four years. An application may be obtained in the Math Department, LD270 or from the website at http://www.math.iupui.edu/news/suter/AnnaKSuterApp-Freshmen.pdf. Students must apply each year for continuing consideration. Questions should be directed to Andrea Brian, (317) 278-4127, email: abrian@math.iupui.edu.

School of Social Work

The School of Social Work offers scholarships to undergraduate students (admitted to the program) throughout the academic year. Scholarships are based primarily on academic standing. *Funding may be limited. For information concerning scholarship availability, please contact Katrina Patterson at (317) 274-8359.

International Student Scholarship Opportunities

International Undergraduate Incentive Scholarships
IUPUI will grant all fully qualified beginning (Fall semester) degree-seeking, nonresident international students a renewable $1000 scholarship. Fully qualified transfer students will receive a one-time $2000 award. To be eligible, applications must be submitted by the March 1 priority deadline. For more information visit www.iupui.edu/~oia.

International Student Grant
Deadline: April 1 (Fall semester)
November 1 (Spring semester)
The International Student Grant program provides scholarships to international undergraduate and graduate degree-seeking students who have a strong academic record and who are experiencing severe financial hardship. Award amounts vary. The student must hold F-1 or J-1 student visa status, be assessed tuition at the out-of-state rate, and have completed at least two semesters of full-time coursework at IUPUI at the time the award begins. For more information, contact the Office of International Affairs at (317)274-7000 or intlaff@iupui.edu.

Visa Fee Voucher Program for International Graduate and Undergraduate Students
All international students with IUPUI-sponsored student visas – including transfer students from other U.S. schools – who begin a degree-seeking program during the 2006-07 academic year will receive a $200 award to their student account upon arrival and registration. This award serves as a demonstration of IUPUI’s strong commitment to enrolling international students. For more information visit www.iupui.edu/~oia.

Attention: International Students
Some IUPUI scholarships do require U.S. citizenship and/or Indiana residency, as well as financial need as defined by the FAFSA. If, however, international students meet the eligibility criteria for any other scholarships listed on this website that do not have the above requirements, then you are invited to apply. Depending on your academic major, you may also be eligible to apply for other scholarships within your academic department.

Note: International student scholarships may be subject to U.S. tax; completing the University’s International Tax Questionnaire will ensure that any required tax is withheld at the lowest rate possible. For more information contact the IUPUI Office of International Affairs at (317) 274-7000 or intlaff@iupui.edu.

Graduate Student Scholarship Opportunities

School of Social Work
The School of Social Work may offer scholarships to graduate students (admitted to the program) throughout the academic year. Scholarships are based primarily on academic standing. For additional information concerning scholarship availability, please contact Sherry Gass at (317) 274-6727.

Philanthropic Graduate Opportunities
The Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University offers full and partial tuition scholarships to several incoming students each year who are pursuing the MA in philanthropic studies, the MPA in Nonprofit Management, or a dual degree. Eligible students can choose from the Jane Addams-Andrew Carnegie Fellowship Program to a Graduate Assistantship, to the Hearst Minority Fellowship. For more information, please contact the Center on Philanthropy at (317) 684-8911 or www.philanthropy.iupui.edu.

Graduate Office Educational Opportunity Fellowships
The Educational Opportunity Fellowship (EOF) program is based on the premise that some promising students, although in financial need, do not fare well in conventional competition for graduate/professional fellowships. They may have been required to work excessively while attending school or have emerged from social and economic groups that are underrepresented in graduate/professional schools. The amount of the award is dependent upon the amount of money available and the number of completed applications. In previous years, the awards have ranged from $1,500- $2,000 for the academic year. Applications can be found at www.iupui.edu/~resgrad/grad/eofellowship.htm.

Grad Grants Center
For information on funding for graduate students, including research grant information, try the Grad Grants Center available for IUPUI graduate students at www.indiana.edu/~gradgrnt/index.html.

Other Assistantships, Scholarships and Fellowships
Aid to graduate students is usually available on a competitive basis from each graduate department. Deadlines are usually early (Jan-March) and require GRE scores and completed graduate applications. Apply early for consideration. Call the department or program director for information regarding major-specific aid.

School of Health and Rehabilitative Sciences

Katharine A. Belzer Scholarship
$2,500
Deadline: April 1st
The Katharine A. Belzer Scholarship fund was established to help students enrolled in the fields of occupational therapy or physical therapy. Students that demonstrate the potential to contribute significantly to their profession are chosen by the faculty in their program based upon academic and professional performance. This scholarship is awarded to students entering the final year of their academic program. For more information or to request an application contact: SHRS Office of Academic and Student Affairs, Coleman Hall 120 or (317) 274-4702.

Please note that * Asterisk indicates that the scholarship can be applied
for using the general Continuing Student Scholarship application.
+ Scholarships also available to IUPUC students.

School of Public and Environmental Affairs

Samuel L. Hopper Scholarship
$1000
Deadline: November 1st
Open to graduate students (either part-time or full-time) who have completed at least 18 credit hours toward a Master of Health Administration. Students are required to submit a current résumé and a copy of their best paper. This paper must demonstrate your interest and knowledge of health administration. The applicant must also complete a personal statement explaining an interest in health care management, career goals and need for financial assistance. In addition, please be certain to include any significant financial strain being experienced. For additional information contact Kim Helton at (317) 274-8905 or kdhelton@iupui.edu.

MILITARY SCHOLARSHIPS

Army ROTC Scholarships
Tuition and Fees
Four-, three-, and two- year Army ROTC Scholarships will pay for full college tuition and fees. In addition, a grant for textbooks and a $1,500 general subsistence allowance are added for each school year the scholarship is in effect. Four-year ROTC scholarships are awarded on a competitive basis to U.S. citizens who will enter college as freshmen.
Applications postmarked by July 15, one year prior to starting college, are considered for early-cycle scholarships, with winners announced by Nov. 1. Applications postmarked after July 15, but no later than Dec. 1, are considered in the regular cycle, with winners announced byMarch 1. There is no military commitment until the start of the sophomore year. There are also two-year reserve forces duty scholarships
offered at IUPUI. Contact the IUPUI Professor of Military Science at (317) 274-0073 or (317) 274-2691.

Navy Officer Scholarships
Health Professions Scholarship Program (HPSP) – This program provides full tuition and fees, as well as a living stipend of $1279 a month. Students must have at least a 3.0 GPA, for dental students a DAT score of at least 18 or for medical students an MCAT of 22, provide favorable references and be a U.S. citizen.

Health Services Collegiate Program (HSCP) – Students in this program receive a minimum monthly allowance of $2500, as well as full medical and dental benefits. Students in this program can be promoted and receive pay increases. Students must have at least a 3.0 GPA, rank in the top half of their high school class, provide favorable references and be a U.S. citizen.

The Dental Student Program – This program offers a $30,000 signing bonus upon completion of dental school and starting practice in the Navy as a Dental Officer. Students must have at least a 3.0 GPA, provide favorable references and be a U.S. citizen.

Nurse Candidate Program – This program offers a $10,000 signing bonus upon completion of nursing school and up to $34,000 in scholarships. Students must have at least a 3.0 GPA, provide favorable references and be a U.S. citizen.

Baccalaureate Degree Completion Program – Earn up to $60,000 while in college and receive medical/dental coverage. College applies toward active duty retirement.

For more information on these and other officer programs available through the Navy, call (800)553-1146 and you will be directed to a recruiter that can assist you. (This is not ROTC.)

Air Force ROTC Scholarships
Air Force ROTC offers a variety of ways to get the money you need for school while requiring only minimal time from you as a student. But the benefits extend well beyond graduation – starting with a career as an officer in the Air Force straight out of school. Over 150 career fields are available. The Air Force currently has a high need for engineers and nurses. Air Force ROTC scholarships cover tuition, an annual textbook allowance, most lab fees and $250-$400 spending cash per academic month. The application deadline for high school students is December 1st of your senior year. There is no military commitment until the start of the sophomore year. Scholarships are also available for students currently in college.
Beyond that, the benefits of Air Force ROTC are priceless:
• Take part in experiences that you’ll remember for a lifetime.
• Grow as an individual and gain a sense of belonging with a group of peers who share common interests.
• Visit Air Force bases in the United States and overseas (and get paid for it).
• Take part in extreme Air Force summer adventures.
• Get college credit for Air Force ROTC courses.
• Air Force ROTC is an excellent way to complement your college lifestyle without dominating it. You’ll still have time for a job, to join a sorority/fraternity, or join other social clubs.
Manage your future:
• Get management experience you’ll use as an Air Force officer or in corporate America
• Secure a management level job in over 150 officer career paths after graduation
• Develop managerial skills through hands-on practice running the cadet corps
• Develop a healthy and fit lifestyle
For more information, call 1-800-IUB-ROTC or email AFROTC@indiana.edu.

Financial Aid

Americorps
Want to get paid for doing work you feel good about while earning money for college at the same time? Sound too good to be true? Call 1-800-94-ACORPS for information on this program and how you can get involved!

America Reads/America Counts
Making a difference in the lives of others can be a satisfying way to pay your way through college. Beginning at $8.50 an hour, you tutor elementary school children to read or learn math. You can even earn educational credit through Americorps while you get paid from America Reads. Bilingual tutors are also needed for the Hispanic America Reads Program. Call (317) 274-5566 for more information!

Non Work-Study — Student Employment Opportunities
Many departments throughout campus also hire students who are not eligible for work-study. There are numerous benefits to working on campus and most employers allow for flexible work hours that are built around your class schedule. Working on campus not only saves you time, but money as well. If you are interested in employment opportunities check out jag jobs on-line at www.career.iupui.edu or call the Career Center at (317) 274-2554.

OneStart
For the most up to date information regarding your financial aid and bursar account – visit OneStart at www.onestart.iu.edu. Follow the various links down the left side-bar for detailed information and upcoming deadlines.

Work-Study
Federal Work-Study is one of the best-kept secrets around! Federal Work-Study is a great job opportunity to help you support yourself while gaining work experience in college. Advantages of this program include flexible work schedules built around your class schedule, work on campus or in the community, earnings exempt from Social Security taxes, the availability of many jobs in apprentice career fields, the advantage of work-study income not being reportable on next year’s FAFSA form, and the positive statistics that work-study students have higher GPA’s in general than other students. Working at the university or in the community and getting a paycheck every two weeks, helps you pay as you go to school. Eligibility is determined by submitting the FAFSA. See a financial aid counselor to learn if you are eligible.

What are the Benefits to Consider in Utilizing Work-Study?
• Flexible work schedule that is built around your class schedule
• Work on campus or in the community
• Earnings are exempt from Social Security taxes
• Earnings are excluded from income in calculating next year’s financial need on the FAFSA form
• Gain valuable work experience to help you build your résumé
• Work-study helps to reduce student debt from loans

Private Sector Scholarship Searching

Scholarships come from many sources in the private sector such as businesses, civic, community and religious organizations. Scholarship opportunities are becoming more prevalent each year, but it’s your responsibility to do the research to find them. Remember, you won’t be considered for a scholarship if you don’t apply. Persistence in this arena literally pays off for most students!

• Arminda B. and Jean C. Bepko (31st)
• Friends of Women’s Studies Scholarship (31st)
• Indiana Geology & Gem Society Scholarship (15th)
• IUPUI Geology Alumni Scholarship (15th)
• Women’s Rotary Club of Indianapolis (26th)

• Most Liberal Arts scholarships (1st)
• Challenger Scholarship (23rd)
• Commitment to Engineering Excellence Scholarship (1st)
• Hurston-Evans Scholarship (1st)
• International Experience Scholarship (1st) - For Summer, Fall and Academic Year Programs
• Sam Masarachia Scholarship (1st)
• SROP - Summer Research Opportunities Program (28th)

• Central Indiana Chapter of the IUAA Scholarship (16th)
• Corey Elson Scholarship (1st)
• Sam H. Jones Community Service Scholarship ( 1st – priority deadline)
• Diversity Scholars Research Program (1st)
• IU Alumni Club Scholarship (1st)
• Irving J. Levy Scholarship (15th)
• Jesse H. & Beulah Chanley Cox Scholarship (1st)
• Math and Science Education Scholarship (15th)
• Peter J. George Scholarship (1st)
• Senior Academy Academic Scholarship (1st)
• Senior Academy Returning-Student Scholarship (1st)
• World Police & Fire Games Scholarship (30th)

• Altrusa Scholarship
• IU Alumni Association Scholarship
• Katharine A. Belzer Scholarship
• Herron School of Art Scholarships
• IUPUI Outstanding GED Scholarship
• International Student Grant (Fall Semester)
• Nina Mason Pulliam Scholars Program
• School of Continuing Studies Dean’s Scholarship
and the Ford P. Hall Scholarship
• SPEA Alumni Association Scholarship

• Adult Outstanding Scholarship
• Andrew S. Cebula Scholarship
• Charles O. McGaughey Leadership Award
• Farm Bureau Insurance Company BECA Program
for bilingual students
• Continuing Honors Scholarship
• IUPUI Outstanding GED Scholarship
• Jonathan A. Carter Scholarship
• Mary E. Burns Scholarship
• McCracken Assist Scholarship
• Richard Rapala Scholarship
• Robert E. Cavanaugh Scholarship
• SSACI Education & Nursing Scholarship
• Welfare Service League Scholarship

• J.A. Abell Scholarship
• Thomas C. Cooke Passport-
Academic Excellence Scholarship
• IUPUI Outstanding Transfer Student Scholarship
• Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship

Continuing Student Scholarships & Financial Aid at IUPUI

Financial Need-Based Scholarships & Grants

General Scholarships

Community Service Scholarships

Research and Diversity Scholarships

Returning, Non-traditional and Transfer Scholarships

Returning and Non-traditional Student Scholarships

Transfer Student Scholarships

Major-Specific Scholarships

School of Liberal Arts

School of Education

School of Engineering and Technology

Herron School of Art and Design

Kelley School of Business

School of Journalism

School of Physical Education and Tourism Management

School of Public and Environmental Affairs

School of Continuing Studies

School of Nursing

School of Science

School of Social Work

International Student Scholarship Opportunities

Graduate Student Scholarship Opportunities

School of Health and Rehabilitative Sciences

School of Public and Environmental Affairs

MILITARY SCHOLARSHIPS

Financial Aid

Private Sector Scholarship Searching