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As information regarding new scholarship resources is received, the CSA Office will send notices to all students to their E&H email accounts, publish announcements in The Scoop, or send by Admissions to applicants for admission. There are many resources that we encourage every student to explore thoroughly in search of scholarships from sources other than Emory & Henry College. Such resources include:
All of the following are reputable online scholarship search engines. Once you receive your list of possible scholarships, you must then individually submit an application for each one.
The scholarships listed here are from outside sources. Emory & Henry College has no control or influence over application process or receipt of these scholarships. If you receive a scholarship from any outside source, you must notify the CSA Office at Emory & Henry College of the amount and source of your scholarship to comply with all federal regulations and institutional policies based on the results of your FAFSA and other financial aid. This list is not a complete listing and is only meant as a convenience. Students should check the applicable agency's site for the most up-to-date information. The United Methodist Higher Education Foundation Because of the affiliation of Emory & Henry College with the United Methodist Church we have added a link to their website. They offer many scholarship opportunities for United Methodist students and would like to make those seeking financial aid more aware of funding that is available to them. Army Emergency Relief's Scholarship Programs Spouses and dependent children of all Army families, active, retired or survivor, have two scholarship opportunities available for use at Emory & Henry College. Applications for the upcoming academic year are available on request from AER from November through February; or applications can be printed from their website at http://www.aerhq.org/ from November 1 through March 1, or you can apply online during that time. All paper applications and supporting documentation must be mailed with a postmark of March 1. Scholarships include the Stateside Spouse Education Assistance Program and the Major General James Urasano Scholarship Fund for dependent children. Their website also includes other helpful websites to aid students with scholarship searches, including the Air Force Aid Society, Navy Marine Corps Relief Society and the Coast Guard Mutual Assistance. The Community Foundation of Virginia Serving Central Virginia: City of Richmond, Counties of Henrico, Chesterfield or Hanover. Students from those areas can visit their website to search for scholarships: http://www.tcfrichmond.org/page2478.cfm The Gates Millenium Scholars (GMS) GMS is funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, and was established in 1999 to provide outstanding low income African-American, American Indian/Alaska Natives, Asian Pacific Islander American*, and Hispanic American students with an opportunity to complete an undergraduate college education in any discipline area of interest. Continuing GMS Scholars may request funding for a graduate degree program in one of the following discipline areas: education, engineering, library science, mathematics, public health or science. The goal of GMS is to promote academic excellence by providing thousands of outstanding students, who have significant financial need, the opportunity to reach their full potential. Eligibility: Students are eligible to be considered for a GMS scholarship if they:
The Hispanic College Fund Scholarships awarded based on both merit and financial need. HCF administers multiple scholarship programs including the Sallie Mae Fund's First in My Family Scholarship Program and the ALPFA Scholarship Program. The minimum eligibility criteria for HCF scholarship programs are:
To apply online please visit their secure online application website, http://www.hsf.net. All instructions are available at this site. The application opens in December and the deadline is March 15th. Jack Kent Cooke Foundation The Foundation awards scholarships to undergraduate transfer students and graduate school students. For more information about these scholarships visit The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation website. The campus contact for the graduate student scholarship program is Dr. Christopher Qualls, Dean of Faculty, who can provide you with information regarding our campus deadline for consideration. Jacobsen Scholarship Fund Offered through the Deseret Trust Company, the Jacobsen Foundation accepts applications for fall (deadline May 31) and spring (deadline October 15) semesters. Students must be members in good standing of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and complete the application process for each semester. The complete application must be mailed one envelope. Applicants for initial awards can download the Initial Applicant Criteria(PDF). Students who receive a Jacobsen Fund Scholarship must reapply for additional scholarships using the Renewal Applicant Criteria(PDF). Although the Foundation does offer renewal scholarships, renewal is not guaranteed. National Federation of the Blind Applicants must be legally blind. Scholarships range from $3,000 to $12,000 per year. Deadline for fall awards is usually March 31. For more information and current deadlines visit www.nfb.org or call Peggy Pinder Elliott, Chairman of the National Federation of the Blind Scholarship Committee at 641.236.3366. SAGE Scholar's Tuition Rewards Emory & Henry College makes accessibility to a high quality, private education a priority. Families can earn tuition credits to attend the College, thanks to our participation in the national Savings and Growth for Education (SAGE) Scholars program. Sallie Mae Fund Scholarships Students can now apply for more than $2 million in scholarships from the Sallie Mae Fund, a charitable organization sponsored by Sallie Mae. Scholarships are available for low-income students as well as students of Hispanic- or African-American heritage. SunTrust Bank, N.A. on behalf of the Blount, Meiler & Rush Scholarship Funds For Virginia residents attending selected schools in Virginia. Must have a GPA of at least 2.5 and have need based on filing the FAFSA. School nominations are limited to six new applicants each year. In order to be considered for nomination, a student must be an accepted and deposited applicant to E&H or a currently enrolled student, a request must be made in writing to the Director of Student Financial Planning at E&H and the student must file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid no later than May 1 each year. United Negro College Fund An excellent resource for African-American students for information about college funding opportunities. Vermont Student Assistance Program A state grant for Vermont residents. Must file FAFSA by March 1 in order to be eligible. For more information visit www.vsac.org. The Virginia Cable Telecommunications Association Virginia's Future Leaders VCTA Scholarship sponsored by The Donald A. Perry Foundation. Deadline is usually in April for fall awards. Any citizen of the U.S. and resident of Virginia attending a 2 or 4 year college or university located in Virginia in undergraduate studies is eligible to apply. For current application requirements and information visit their website at www.vcta.com. Private Loan Sources Private or Alternative Loans Private or alternative student loans not controlled by Title IV federal aid regulations and do not have government subsidies. Loans of this type usually have terms less favorable than the federal Stafford and PLUS loans and should only be considered as a last resort. Many lenders provide such loans and each may offer different benefits and incur vastly different costs, including interest rates. Most of these loans will require credit-worthy cosigner to act as guarantor on the loan. In fact you may be approved or receive better terms based on the credit-worthiness of your cosigner. A good cosigner is a friend or family member who is steadily employed with sufficient income to meet obligations; is not overextended on credit; and has no serious derogatory items on credit history. Please read carefully all disclosures sent by any lender prior to accepting funds. Use extreme caution when taking a loan of this type. Some of these loans do not come through the financial aid office and may offer more funding than is truly needed. Remember, these are loans which must be repaid by you or your cosigner. United Methodist Church Loans The United Methodist Church also offers a private loan program for United Methodist students. Visit the United Methodist Higher Education Foundation for more information about their loan program. Central Scholarship Bureau (CSB) Founded in Baltimore in 1924, Central Scholarship Bureau (CSB) helps Maryland resident students realize their academic and professional goals through interest-free loans and grants to attend accredited institutions within the United States. |
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