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Scholarship Support

Scholarships are available for graduate students enrolled in the College of Education and Human Sciences. By completing the annual scholarship application, master's and doctoral students will be considered for all College of Education and Human Sciences scholarships. 

Important dates

  • November 1, 2025 – College scholarship application available (for current students)
  • January 2, 2026 – College scholarship submission deadline (for current students)
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Scholarship allocation 

$1.93 MM
Awarded in 2024-2025
 
596
Student recipients
 
793
Number of scholarships
 

Criteria and eligibility

Criteria

Criteria for scholarship awards vary, but the following factors may be taken into consideration:

 

  • Scholastic record (GPA)
  • Field of study
  • Academic classification
  • College and university leadership activities
  • Professional goals
  • Financial need

Eligibility

To be eligible to receive a scholarship, graduate students must:

 

  • Be currently enrolled and pursuing a College of Education and Human Sciences graduate degree program
  • Be classified as a full-time student (enrolled in six hours or more) during the period of the scholarship award

Contact

Elizabeth Whitfield Scholarship Coordinator 108 Nancy Randolph Davis405-744-9531elizabeth.whitfield@okstate.edu
Christine Walters

"I see scholarships as a personal investment. Someone else worked hard to make this money, and now they're investing in me to do something great."

- Christine Walters
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