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Other Valpo Scholarships

A complete listing of endowed scholarships may be found in the financial aid section of Valpo’s catalog. The Office of Financial Aid selects recipients in cooperation with the Office of Institutional Advancement and other offices. Most endowed scholarships help fund Valpo awards and scholarships.

No separate application is required, except for the scholarships listed below and elsewhere in the scholarship section of this web site. Students should contact the department, the Office of Financial Aid, or consult the catalog for further information about the following scholarships.

Alumni Heritage Scholarship: Must be a dependent child of a Valparaiso University alumnus or alumna.

Annual amount $1,000.

Requires full-time enrollment and Satisfactory Academic Progress for scholarship renewal. Must complete undergraduate admission application. Notified with offer of admission.

Legacy Award: Must have had a grandparent, aunt, uncle, or sibling graduate from Valparaiso University.

A student cannot receive both the Alumni Heritage Scholarship and Legacy Award. If a student has a parent and other relative who was an alum, the student will be awarded the Alumni Heritage Award.

Requires full-time enrollment and Satisfactory Academic Progress for scholarship renewal. Must complete undergraduate admission application. Notified with offer of admission.

Prospective or current Valpo student  who is the child or grandchild of a Valparaiso University Guild member. Applicants must demonstrate financial need, academic accomplishment, and extracurricular involvement.

One award made each year.

Requires a 2.75 GPA for scholarship renewal. Not renewable if the relative’s Guild membership lapses. Complete Guild Scholarship Application Form. Application deadline is December 1st. Notified at the time of admission.

Student in their junior year at Valpo who is the child or grandchild of a Valparaiso University Guild member. Applicants must demonstrate financial need, academic accomplishment, and extracurricular involvement.

$3,500 per year for two years.

Requires a 2.75 GPA for scholarship renewal. Not renewable if the relative’s Guild membership lapses. Complete Guild Scholarship Application Form. Application deadline is December 1.

Entering freshmen only.

Must be the child or grandchild of a Valparaiso University Guild member. Applicants must demonstrate financial need, academic accomplishment, and extracurricular involvement.

$5,000 per year.

Requires a 2.75 GPA for scholarship renewal. Not renewable if the relative’s Guild membership lapses. Complete Guild Scholarship Application Form. Application deadline is December 1.. Notified with award letter.

Valpo will select two recipients per year for a full tuition scholarship.*

Must be an active member of the Indiana Latino Institute with a minimum GPA of 3.25. We will also consider the following criteria:

  • First-generation student
  • Bi-lingual; English is second language
  • Financial need of the scholar/family
  • Entering into a STEM degree program

The applicant must also file the FAFSA, be enrolled full-time, and maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress for renewal.

*Scholarship will cover the rest of tuition and general fees not covered by other federal, state, and university grants/scholarships.

 

NCAA Division I athletes at Valpo. (Football is a non-scholarship sport.)

Award amounts vary by sport.

Scholarship renewal abides by NCAA rules. Scholarships are awarded at each coach’s discretion. Notified by Athletic Department.

Indiana residents attending an Indiana high school.

Full tuition and fees for four years, plus $900 per year stipend for required books and equipment.

At Valpo, recipients of this scholarship will also receive enough additional aid to cover the costs of standard on-campus housing and food. Requires Satisfactory Academic Progress for scholarship renewal.

Contact your local Lilly Community Foundation or high school guidance counselor to apply.

Award notification timelines vary. Contact your local Lilly Community Foundation with any questions.

If you are a National Merit finalist, we guarantee our top Board of Director scholarship of $33,000 upon confirmation.  Please provide us with a copy of your finalist letter.  Additionally, if you have not been offered any other National Merit Scholarship (including corporate-sponsored, national, or another college’s sponsored award) and you designate Valpo as your first-choice institution, you may be eligible for Valpo’s College-sponsored National Merit scholarship, valued at $2,000 per year.  This could bring your total award to at least $35,000.

Requires Satisfactory Academic Progress for scholarship renewal.

Note: The total value of this scholarship, plus other Valpo scholarships and awards, may not exceed the cost of full tuition.

National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC) will begin mailing college-sponsored Merit Scholarships offers in May.  Please see their website for the full schedule and deadlines for all their scholarships.

Undergraduates who have declared a math major and must have a score above 100 on the AMC12 their junior year in high school.

$1,000, non-renewable.

For more information contact Ken Luther, chair of the department of mathematics and computer science, at 219.464.5181.

Please click here for more information about study abroad scholarship opportunities.

Selected students in AFROTC program.

Up to $150,000 for tuition and fees, and a book stipend and monthly stipend.

At Valpo, recipients will also receive enough additional aid to cover the costs of standard on-campus room and board.

Scholarship renewal complies with ROTC rules. Must apply to ROTC by Dec. 1.

For more information contact the AFROTC.

Selected students in Army ROTC program.

Up to 100% of tuition and fees, and a book stipend and monthly stipend.

At Valpo, recipients will also receive enough additional aid to cover the costs of standard on-campus room and board.

Scholarship renewal complies with ROTC rules.

Must apply to ROTC by Dec. 1.Contact ArmyROTC for more information or call 1-800-UND-ARMY.

The Office of Multicultural Programs (OMP) has a variety of scholarships for first-generational students. More information and how to apply for each can be found at OMP Scholarships

Dr. Bill Marion, JR, First-Generation Scholarship Fund: Available to full-time, undergraduate, first-generation students who demonstrate financial need.

William Randolph Hearst Scholarship: Available to full-time, undergraduate African-American and Hispanic/Latino students.

Lou Jeanne Walton Scholarship: Available to full-time entering freshman of African-American, Hispanic/LatinX, Native American, Asian-American, or other underrepresented ethnic groups who majors in the social sciences.