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Students receiving scholarships are strongly encouraged to participate in the Honors Program, but participation is not a requirement except for the University College Honors, the IUPUI Honors, and the IUPUI Honors Upperclass Scholars scholarships.
Freshman Scholarship Opportunities
Most scholarships for freshmen are based on academic merit, eligibility often being determined by previous academic records, high school rank, and date of admission to IUPUI. There are a few exceptions. See the comprehensive listings on the Web site for more on these opportunities. Students may qualify for more than one scholarship. Competitive scholarships require applications. Applications are available online from Scholarship Central.
IUPUI Academic Excellence Scholarships
$1,000 (Renewable for three years) Students who rank in the top 15 percent of their high school class and have scored 1180 on the SAT or 26 on the ACT (merit qualifications) and are admitted by April 1 may qualify for this scholarship. Students must attend full time (minimum 12 credit hours) and maintain a minimum GPA of 3.0 each semester.
University College Honors Scholars
$1,250 (Renewable for one year) Students meeting the merit qualifications (see above) may compete for an honors scholarship. Students who score either 1180 SAT/26 ACT or who are in the top 15 percent of their high school class require a recommendation letter. See the application for more information. Applications available in the Scholarship Office or in the Honors Program Office. Essay required. Honors scholarship recipients may choose to receive a laptop computer rather than a monetary award in the first year. Admission and scholarship application deadline: March 1.
IUPUI Honors Scholars
$1,250 (Renewable for three years) Students meeting the merit criteria may compete for an honors scholarship. Applications available in the Scholarship Office or in the Honors Program Office. Essay required. Honors scholarship recipients may choose to receive a laptop computer rather than a monetary award in the first year. Admission and scholarship application deadline March 1.
IUPUI Outstanding Scholars
$2,500 (Renewable three years) The six most outstanding freshman scholars who meet IUPUI Academic Excellence criteria will be selected from the honors applicants and interviewed for this competitive scholarship. Emphasis on well-rounded students with extracurricular activities. Essay required. Admission and scholarship application deadline: March 1.
IUPUI Distinguished Scholars
$3,000 (Renewable for three years) Students admitted by March 1 who rank in the top 10 percent of their high school class with 1300+ SAT scores/29 ACT may compete for this scholarship. Essay and interview required. Renewable with a minimum GPA of 3.5.
Valedictorian/Salutatorian Awards
$500—Students who are ranked first and second in their high school graduating class may qualify for this award. Contact the Scholarship Office for specific criteria.
New Generation Scholarships
Up to $1,000—Entering students admitted to IUPUI University College, Science, Technology, or Engineering programs whose family of origin includes no member who has earned a degree can apply. Requires a letter of recommendation. Deadline: April 1.
Hughes Scholarships
$500—Students admitted by March 1, with financial need may qualify if they have at least 1100 SAT scores and are ranked in the top 25 percent of their class. The submission of FAFSA required.
Richard Rapala Scholarship
$500-$1,000—Beginning students majoring in chemistry, laboratory technology, or nursing are encouraged to apply. Criteria based on academic merit and need. Deadline: March 1 admission and scholarship application. Application available online.
Minority Achievement Scholarship (MAS)
$2,000—Eligible incoming students admitted to IUPUI with 1040 SAT / 22 ACT, with 3.0 GPA who will be enrolled full time are encouraged to apply for this scholarship. Call (317) 278-2598 for more information.
Mary E. Burns Scholarship
$500-$2,000—Students from Washington County high schools are encouraged to apply for this scholarship provided from Mary E. Burns’ estate. Application available online.
Minority Research Scholars
Stipends of tuition and $1,000 books and supplies are provided to successful candidates who are competitively selected to engage in research in one of seven research fields. Renewal possible for up to four years. Contact Professor Marchusa Huff at (317) 274-8049 for more information.
Freshman Service Scholarships
$1,500—These scholarships recognize students for exemplary community service especially while in high school. Entering students meeting regular admission standards are encouraged to apply. Applications are available from the Center for Service and Learning. Call 317-278-2662 for more information.
Zora Neal Hurston-Mari Evans Scholarships
$2,000—In honor of two leading women, this scholarship was created to encourage the study of subjects that transcend gender, race, age, culture, and economic status. Contact (317) 274-3976 for more information and applications.
Army ROTC
$2,500—Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps offers several scholarship options for beginning students. Contact ROTC at (317) 274-0073 for more information.
Freshman Engineering Scholar
$1,000-$2,500—Freshman engineering majors with a strong record of academic achievement, extracurricular activities, and a strong science background with a minimum 1150 SAT are considered for this scholarship. Call (317) 274-2533 for more information.
Other Scholarships
Other scholarships are awarded by schools and programs to beginning students. Students should check their school or program sections for these scholarships.
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