Presidential Scholarships

When was your scholarship awarded?

Awarded before Fall 2006

Amount: Tuition and Fees, and room

Renewal:  Complete at least 30 hours in the fall and spring terms with a yearly GPA of 3.25.  In the fall semester you must have at least 12 hours and a 2.5 for the scholarship to renew for the spring semester.  Summer hours do not count in total for hours or GPA requirement.

Reinstatement: If you lose your scholarship and want it reinstated you must have a cumulative GPA of 3.5.  Also, the semester before you want it reinstated you must have completed 15 hours. Only Fall and Spring hours will count towards this requirement. When it is reinstated you must all requirements of the scholarship.  If your scholarship is reinstated mid-year (January for Fall-Spring recipients or August for Spring-Fall Recipients) you must complete 15 hours and keep a 3.25 GPA for the scholarship to renew. Scholarships are only reinstated for tuition and fees.

Holds/Exceptions: Your scholarship can be placed on hold for a semester if you have a documented medical condition or documented military service.   The medical exception for scholarship requirements applies only to severe or life-threatening medical emergencies. Please contact Larry or Marylynn in Undergraduate studies to learn more about any other exceptions or hold conditions. Students with holds and exceptions will have specific renewal/reinstatement requirements that may be different than the ones noted above.

Awarded Fall 2006 - Spring 2007

Amount: Tuition and Fees for up to 21 hours, and room

Renewal:  Complete at least 30 hours in the fall and spring terms with a yearly GPA of 3.25.  In the fall semester you must have at least 12 hours and a 2.5 for the scholarship to renew for the spring semester. Summer hours do not count in total for hours or GPA requirement.

Reinstatement: If you lose your scholarship and want it reinstated you must have a cumulative GPA of 3.5.  Also, the semester before you want it reinstated you must have completed 15 hours.  Only Fall and Spring hours will count towards this requirement. When it is reinstated you must meet all requirements of the scholarship.  If your scholarship is reinstated mid-year (January for Fall-Spring recipients or August for Spring-Fall Recipients) you must complete 15 hours and keep a 3.25 GPA for the scholarship to renew. Scholarships are only reinstated for tuition and fees.

Holds/Exceptions: Your scholarship can be placed on hold for a semester if you have a documented medical condition or documented military service.   The medical exception for scholarship requirements applies only to severe or life-threatening medical emergencies.  Please contact Larry or Marylynn in Undergraduate studies to learn more about any other exceptions or hold conditions.  Students with holds and exceptions will have specific renewal/reinstatement requirements that may be different than the ones noted above.

Amount: $4,000 per semester.  Full amount only awarded if you reside on campus.

Renewal:  Complete at least 30 hours in the fall and spring terms with a yearly GPA of 3.25.  In the fall semester you must have at least 12 hours and a 2.5 for the scholarship to renew for the spring semester. Summer hours do not count in total for hours or GPA requirement.

Reinstatement: If you lose your scholarship and want it reinstated you must have a cumulative GPA of 3.5.  Also, the semester before you want it reinstated you must have completed 15 hours.  Only Fall and Spring hours will count towards this requirement. When it is reinstated you must meet all requirements of the scholarship.  If your scholarship is reinstated mid-year (January for Fall-Spring recipients or August for Spring-Fall Recipients) you must complete 15 hours and keep a 3.25 GPA for the scholarship to renew. Scholarships are only reinstated for tuition and fees.

Holds/Exceptions: Your scholarship can be placed on hold for a semester if you have a documented medical condition or documented military service.   The medical exception for scholarship requirements applies only to severe or life-threatening medical emergencies.  Please contact Larry or Marylynn in Undergraduate studies to learn more about any other exceptions or hold conditions.  Students with holds and exceptions will have specific renewal/reinstatement requirements that may be different than the ones noted above.