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Indiana University Bloomington offers a variety of scholarship opportunities for incoming first-year students. To be considered for these scholarship opportunities, students should submit their General Scholarship Application by February 1.
Recipients of an IU Academic Scholarship will begin being notified mid-December via email, followed by a letter in the mail. Learn more about our three signature merit scholarships: Provost's Scholarship, Dean's Scholarship, and the IU Global Engagement Scholarship.
IU Bloomington scholarships reward students for past accomplishments and enable future achievement. The Office of Scholarships is your go-to source for information about many of the scholarships IU offers, as well as important dates and deadlines. Go to the Office of Scholarships website.
Discover more help for college costs. IU students receive millions of dollars in financial aid and scholarships each year, from merit- and need-based scholarships to need-based grants, donor-funded scholarships, and department- or program-specific scholarships. Cost and Financial Aid.
Basic qualifications for scholarships eligibility include: U.S. citizen, 17–26 years old, high school diploma, minimum GPA of 2.50, minimum SAT score of 1000, minimum ACT score of 19, and medically qualified. When at IU, you will be reviewed each semester, must pass fitness test, and maintain 2.0 semester GPA.
Scholarships are the best form of financial aid to receive. Scholarships do not require repayment and do not have a work requirement. You may be eligible for certain scholarships because of your field of study, specific work you have done, or your strong academic record.
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