Undergraduate Scholarships and Financial Assistance
Undergraduate students in the College of Education wishing to apply for college scholarships should complete the application in the K-State Scholarship Network (KSN) online application portal. (Link to: https://www.k-state.edu/sfa/scholarships-aid/scholarships/ksn/
Application priority dates:
- Incoming freshman – February 1
- Incoming transfer students, international students and continuing students – March 15
Questions about undergraduate scholarships or the application process, please contact the College of Education Scholarship Coordinator, Roberta Hodges (roberta@ksu.edu).
Other scholarship and financial assistance opportunities that require an additional application process:
Tomorrow’s Teacher Scholarship
- Awarded each year to four incoming freshman students enrolled in Education with a high school grade point average of at least 3.5. These scholarships are $5,000 and are renewable provided specific criteria are met.
- Complete the Tomorrow’s Teacher Scholarship application prior to March 1st.
Call Me Mister Program
- This program’s mission is to increase the pool of available male teachers from a broader more diverse background. A portion of the program funds is available in the form of scholarships.
K-State Math Teacher Scholarship Program
- This program focuses on juniors, seniors and graduate students that are interested in becoming math teachers.
Study Abroad Scholarship
- The College of Education has study abroad scholarships available. Please apply prior to the semester or summer you plan on participating in study abroad. Deadline for Spring - November 15, Summer - March 1, and Fall - May 1.
Educators Rising Scholarships
- High school seniors who are paid, active-level members of Educators Rising and pursuing a career in education may apply for a scholarship through the PDK Educational Foundation.
AFCEA Educational Foundation STEM Teacher Scholarships
- Competitive based scholarships of $2,500 each to students actively pursuing a graduate degree or credential/licensure for the purpose of teaching STEM (science, technology, engineering or math) subjects at a U.S. school in grades K-12.
Kansas Board of Regents Scholarships
State and Federal Opportunities: