Scholarships
Student scholarships are made possible by the generosity of donors who champion your
success and support your dreams. Click here to give to the College of Education and Human Sciences General Scholarship Fund.
Application process
We offer scholarships for undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in the College
of Education and Human Sciences. Incoming freshmen and transfer students are automatically considered for scholarships when they apply for admission to OSU,
if they complete the leadership and involvement portion of the application and respond
to the essay questions. Continuing undergraduate and graduate students will complete
a single scholarship application to be considered for all College of Education and
Human Sciences scholarships.
Important dates
- November 1, 2023 – College scholarship application available (for current students)
- November 1, 2023 - OSU early opportunity scholarship deadline (incoming freshmen and transfers)
- January 3, 2024 – College scholarship submission deadline (for current students)
- February 1, 2024 – OSU priority scholarship deadline (incoming freshmen and fall transfer students)
Scholarship allocation
$1 MM+
Awarded in 2022-2023
501
Student recipients
$100k+
For incoming freshmen
582
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
Undergraduate
To be eligible to receive a scholarship, undergraduate students must:
- Be currently enrolled and majoring in a College of Education and Human Sciences undergraduate degree program
- Be classified as a full-time student (enrolled in 12 hours or more; seniors enrolled in 9 hours or more in their graduating semester are considered full time) during the period of the scholarship award
Contact
Elizabeth Whitfield Scholarship Coordinator 108 Nancy Randolph Davis405-744-9531elizabeth.whitfield@okstate.edu
"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