Oklahoma State University: Scholarship Dates/deadlines For Continuing OSU Students

Oklahoma City OK

11 January, 2022

10:43 AM

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Press release from Oklahoma State University: 2022-01-10 Scholarship deadlines are right around the corner for returning Oklahoma State University students who are looking for help to pay for their education. Scholarship deadlines are right around the corner for returning Oklahoma State University students who are looking for help to pay for their education. Deadlines and key dates for prominent national scholarships are as follows: Deadlines and key dates for prominent national scholarships are as follows: These prestigious scholarship applications are due summer of 2022. All of these require institutional nominations, which are due in the late spring. These prestigious scholarship applications are due summer of 2022. All of these require institutional nominations, which are due in the late spring. The Marshall Scholarship:  Marshall Scholarships finance young Americans of high ability to study for a degree in the United Kingdom. Up to fifty Scholars are selected each year to study at graduate level at an UK institution in any field of study. :  Marshall Scholarships finance young Americans of high ability to study for a degree in the United Kingdom. Up to fifty Scholars are selected each year to study at graduate level at an UK institution in any field of study. The Mitchell Scholarship: The Mitchell Scholarship is designed to introduce and connect future American leaders to the island of Ireland, while recognizing and fostering academic excellence, leadership, and a commitment to public service. The Mitchell Scholarship is designed to introduce and connect future American leaders to the island of Ireland, while recognizing and fostering academic excellence, leadership, and a commitment to public service. The Rhodes Scholarship: The Rhodes Trust is an educational charity which supports exceptional students from around the world to study at the University of Oxford. For scholarships specific to your college, see below:  For scholarships specific to your college, see below:  College of Arts and Sciences All CAS undergraduate students enrolled full-time and in good academic standing are considered automatically. The selection process considers academic merit, financial need and other donor-specified factors. Learn more here. All CAS undergraduate students enrolled full-time and in good academic standing are considered automatically. The selection process considers academic merit, financial need and other donor-specified factors. Learn more here. College of Education and Human Sciences Deadline was Jan. 3. Deadline was Jan. 3. For questions, contact [email protected]  For questions, contact Find more information here. Find more information here. College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology Deadline is Jan. 30. Deadline is Jan. 30. Find more information here. Find more information here. College of Veterinary Medicine College of Veterinary Medicine students will be notified late in the fall semester via email when the scholarship application opens and of subsequent deadlines.   College of Veterinary Medicine students will be notified late in the fall semester via email when the scholarship application opens and of subsequent deadlines.   Ferguson College of Agriculture Deadline is Jan. 20. Deadline is Jan. 20. For questions, contact [email protected]  For questions, contact Find continuing student scholarship information here. Find continuing student scholarship information Honors College Every active honors student is automatically considered for awards and selections are made on the basis of financial need (determined by a student's FAFSA). Every active honors student is automatically considered for awards and selections are made on the basis of financial need (determined by a student's FAFSA). More information can be found here. More information can be found OSU Library Deadline is Jan. 31. All students working at the OSU Library are eligible to apply. Deadline is Jan. 31. All students working at the OSU Library are eligible to apply. Find more information here. Find more information here. School of Global Studies and Partnerships Deadline is April 1. Deadline is April 1. Find more information here. Find more information here. Spears School of Business For questions, contact [email protected]  For questions, contact Find more information here. Find more information here. Other scholarships   Wentz Research Scholarship:  Applications are due Feb. 9. Each year, $4,500 one-year Wentz Research Scholarships are awarded to approximately 40 undergraduates to conduct independent research with the guidance of a faculty mentor in any field of study. Wentz applicants with majors and/or minors in chemistry, geology and physics are eligible for the Purdie Research Scholarship, a $6,500 award for research in those specific field.  Applications are due Feb. 9. Each year, $4,500 one-year Wentz Research Scholarships are awarded to approximately 40 undergraduates to conduct independent research with the guidance of a faculty mentor in any field of study. Wentz applicants with majors and/or minors in chemistry, geology and physics are eligible for the Purdie Research Scholarship, a $6,500 award for research in those specific field. Niblack Research Scholarship: Applications are due on Feb. 11, this includes all 5 components of a completed Niblack Research Scholar Application (including the essay), résumé, OSU Transcript (unofficial is acceptable), the completed and signed Faculty Sponsor Form and tne letter of recommendation from an OSU faculty member other than your faculty sponsor who is familiar with the student's academic work For more information regarding scholarships through the Office of Scholar Development, click here. Student veteran and military-affiliated (active duty, national guard, reservists and dependents) scholarships deadlines are Feb. 20. Find more information here. For more information regarding scholarships through the Office of Scholar Development, click here. This press release was produced by Oklahoma State University. The views expressed here are the author's own.