Scholarships

Many WMU students benefit from scholarships. Here you will find a wealth of information about a wide variety of scholarships available to undergrads.

New students

All incoming freshmen are automatically considered for these new student awards, including the prestigious Medallion scholarship. To receive these scholarships, you must enroll the fall term immediately following high school graduation, unless otherwise noted.  Students eligible for multiple scholarships will be awarded the one of highest value unless otherwise noted.  Renewal criteria may vary.

Departmental awards

Many WMU colleges and departments offer their own scholarships. Look here for a list of links that will direct you to awards that are specific to your major.

Endowments

Please note: Many endowed scholarships have a new, earlier deadline of February 15. For many of these awards, you must submit a 2013-14 FAFSA and select WMU using our school code, 002330, by Feb. 15, 2013. You must also complete and submit the endowed application by Feb. 15, 2013.

WMU is fortunate to have a number of endowed scholarships. These awards are made possible through endowments established by generous donors over the years. Criteria and amounts vary by scholarship. An application is required, and many require you to file a FAFSA by February 15. Look at each scholarship for specific details.

Veterans

These programs benefit veterans of the armed forces and their dependents. Details vary by program. You can get all the details about ROTC, survivors benefits and more here.

Michigan programs

There are a number of scholarship programs offered by the State of Michigan. The benefits and criteria vary by program.

Private foundations and associations

This page gives you specifics on scholarships offered by private foundations, associations, the Kalamazoo Promise and more. Private scholarship details vary by program.

Other scholarships

This isn't the end! There are still a variety of other scholarships to consider, including those offered through intercollegiate athletics, frats and sororities and off-campus organizations.

Updated: 12/12/2012 2:41 PM