Category: Scholarships

Applications are being accepted through Friday, April 11 for the Richard D. Muma and Rick A. Case Equality Scholarship and the Roger McClure Equality Scholarship/Fellowship.

All undergraduate and graduate students are eligible. To learn more or to submit your application, visit wichita.edu/equalityscholarship.

Today is the deadline for students to apply for the HALA Scholarship for Community Service. The scholarship, established in 1991, assists students in completing their program of study at WSU by providing scholarships to outstanding Wichita State students.

The purpose of the scholarship is to provide financial assistance to students while promoting the value of community service to foster a sense of civic duty and commitment to the university and greater Wichita area. The key objectives of the scholarship are to aid in the retention and graduation of WSU students.

To achieve these objectives, the scholarship includes awards based on financial need, academic achievement and service activities. Awarded students must agree to engage in community services activities for WSU and/or community-based organizations. 

The HALA Scholarship for Community Service assists students in completing their program of study at WSU. The scholarship was established in 1991 and provides scholarships to outstanding Wichita State students.

The purpose of the scholarship is to provide financial assistance to students while promoting the value of community service to foster a sense of civic duty and commitment to the university and greater Wichita area. The key objectives of the scholarship are to aid in the retention and graduation of WSU students.

To achieve these objectives, the scholarship includes awards based on financial need, academic achievement and service activities. Awarded students must agree to engage in community services activities for WSU and/or community-based organizations. The deadline to apply is March 24.

The Women of Wichita State University (WWSU) are now accepting applications for its 2025-26 academic year scholarship.

Preference for the scholarship will be given to single family head of household student(s) (undergraduate or graduate) with a minimum GPA of 3.0. Recipients must be enrolled in at least six credit hours per semester in the semesters they receive awards. Two scholarships of $2,000 each will be awarded. Applications are due by April 15.

WWSU was formed in fall 2018 by the combination of two groups; the Wichita State University Women’s Association, founded in 1928, and the Council of University Women founded in 1930. The purpose of the group is to serve the interests of the university, to provide student scholarships and to promote social interaction and a sense of community among its members.

New and continuing students can apply for institutional scholarships through the ScholarshipUniverse platform. Don’t miss out on potential scholarships.

ScholarshipUniverse is the scholarship-matching tool for admitted and current Wichita State students. This tool connects Shockers to millions of dollars in both institutional and external scholarships. Answer the questions and submit applications.

The African American Faculty and Staff Association (AAFSA) has announced its annual scholarship application for the 2024-25 academic year. Scholarship applications and eligibility requirements can be found on the AAFSA website. Applications for the scholarship open Tuesday, Oct. 1 and close Oct. 31.

Fill out the scholarship application and email it to Karen Wright at karen.wright@wichita.edu.

Are you a STEM student with a passion for research? Join an informative workshop on the Barry Goldwater Scholarship application process from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 25 in 262 Rhatigan Student Center, Herrman Room.

You’ll have the opportunity to earn how to craft a compelling application and get your questions answered by experts. This event is sponsored by the Graduate School, Cohen Honors College, McNair Scholars Program and the Office of Undergraduate Research. 

RSVP by email at mcnairscholars@wichita.edu or by phone 316-978-3139

If you have experienced a five-year cumulative gap in your education and are earning your first bachelor’s degree, you’re encouraged to apply for the Osher Reentry Scholarship.

Previously, the scholarship was only open to students who took more than 50% of their classes on campus. However, now it is open to students who take classes online or on campus. Students in an online program are encouraged to apply.

To apply for the scholarship, students need the following:

• An updated resume
• The first page of your Student Aid Report from your FAFSA, which includes the Expected Family Contribution (EFC) score
• Answer to the essay prompt: In a short essay, explain why you are pursuing a degree and the difference you hope to make by obtaining it. This essay should also illustrate your potential for academic success by maintaining at least a 2.5 cumulative GPA and discuss your financial need.

To see a full list of the program eligibility requirements and to apply, visit the Osher Scholars webpage.

Email Pamela O’Neal, associate director of student engagement in the Office of Online and Adult Learning, at pamela.oneal@wichita.edu with any questions.

The Women of WSU will offer two $2,000 scholarships to enrolled WSU students for the 2024-25 academic year. The deadline for applications is April 15.

Student Government Association Scholarship applications for the upcoming summer 2024 and the 2024-25 academic year are now open.

For questions or concerns, contact the SGA at 316-978-3480 or sga@wichita.edu or visit 219 Rhatigan Student Center, and follow SGA on Instagram, Facebook and X.