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KU Office of Admissions and Scholarships
Scholarships are granted to undergraduates, fifth year students, graduate licensure program students, master's students, specialists and doctoral students. You may apply for a School of Education scholarship if you are a:
Any undergraduate scholarship award will be contingent upon acceptance into the KU School of Education for the 2010-2011 academic year.
Additionally, for incoming graduate students to the School of Education, there is a limited pool of recruitment scholarship money. To find out about these one-time scholarship opportunities, please contact the academic department to which you are applying.
Undergraduate students must be enrolled in at least 12 hours each for Fall and Spring semester. Graduate students, including Professional/5th and graduate licensure program students, must be enrolled in at least 6 hours each for the Fall and Spring Semester.
Please Note: Students graduating in Spring or Summer 2010 are not eligible for scholarships and should not apply.
To apply for a School of Education Student Donor-based Scholarship you must fulfill the above general eligibility criteria. Scholarships are awarded on a competitive basis to undergraduate students, fifth-year students, graduate licensure program students, and to master’s, specialist and doctoral students. Most of these scholarships have been made possible through the generosity of private donors, who include education alumni and their families, retired and current faculty and staff and other friends of the School of Education. Scholarship funds are managed by the KU Endowment Association on behalf of these private donors.
Who is eligible to apply for a Achievement-based scholarship?To apply for a School of Education Achievement-based Scholarship you must fulfill the above general eligibility criteria. Scholarships are awarded on a competitive basis to undergraduate students, fifth-year students, graduate licensure program students, and to master’s, specialist and doctoral students. To be eligible for a achievement-based scholarship, undergraduate and 5th Year/Professional year applicants must have a GPA of at least 3.25; graduate students must have a GPA of at least 3.75.
Achievement-based considerations will include the applicant’s academic performance (GPA), education-related extracurricular and work activities, evidence of involvement in and commitment to the education profession, and for graduate students, one’s record of scholarly activities.
Please Note:For information or inquiries regarding School of Education scholarships, contact Paula Naughtin at pnaught@ku.edu.
The University of Kansas has designed a scholarship site for current and future KU students. This website provides links to all KU scholarships including academic departments, non-academic units and non-KU privately funded scholarship opportunities. The individual units on campus will continue to administer their own applications and scholarship awarding processes, with this new site serving as a one-stop shop for scholarship opportunities to students.
Website: www.scholarships.ku.edu
Email: scholarships@ku.edu
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