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Wittenberg Scholarships

Each year Wittenberg recognizes and rewards outstanding scholastic achievements by awarding merit-based scholarships and special awards to deserving students.

Students are encouraged to apply for admission by December 1 for priority consideration of all scholarships and awards.

Merit-Based Scholarships


Students may receive one merit-based scholarship. Scholarship amounts are subject to change with changes to Wittenberg’s tuition.

Merit-Based Scholarship Scholarship Amount Academic Profile of Recent Recipients /Guidelines Details
Provost Scholarship Starting at $18,000 By invitation only
Wittenberg recognizes and rewards its most academically-talented incoming students with the invitation to compete for the Provost Scholarship. Select students are invited to demonstrate their abilities to the Wittenberg faculty through our on-campus scholarship competition. Provost scholars are encouragedd to participate in the University Honors Program and receive the privilege to live in the honors residence hall.
Wittenberg Scholar Award Starting at $8,000
Based on academic achievement, personal references and continued success in co-curricular activities.
Honor Award Starting at $2,000
Based on good citizenship, personal references and involvement in co-curricular activities.
Martin Luther Scholarship $20,000 3.5+ GPA

This competitive scholarship is awarded to select Lutheran students each year who are nominated by a Lutheran pastor by Oct. 31 and exhibit a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher.

Broadwell Chinn Award $16,000 3.25 + GPA This scholarship recognizes diversity among students who have maintained at least a 3.25 cumulative GPA.
Lutheran Pastor-Parent/Lay Worker-Parent Grant Half tuition   Available to dependent children of full-time Lutheran pastors serving a recognized call or call to special service; or to dependent children of full-time church workers in Lutheran ministries.
Yellow Ribbon Grant Full tuition   Offered to military veterans and/or their families. The recipient must be a child of a military veteran who served post 9/11. The scholarship, when combined with other VA benefits, provides up to full tuition to qualifying applicants.
Phi Theta Kappa Grant Half tuition   Offered to any transfer student who is a member of Phi Theta Kappa and has maintained good academic standing.

Special Interest Awards


If selected, students may receive up to one Special Interest Award in addition to one Merit-Based Scholarship. These scholarships require a separate application.

Special Interest Awards Scholarship Amount Academic Profile of Recent Recipients /Guidelines Details
Special Interest Award in Community Engagement $2,500 Jan. 15 deadline
This competitive award recognizes students who demonstrate a sustained commitment to community service and exhibit critical thinking and problem solving skills.
Special Interest Award in Student Leadership $2,500 Jan. 15 deadline This competitive award recognizes superior leadership experience. Three scholarships are awarded each year.
Special Interest Award in East Asian Business $2,500 Jan. 15 deadline This award recognizes students who demonstrate a passion for East Asian culture, business and economics.
Special Interest Award in Art Starting at $1,000 Jan. 15 deadline Up to 20 recent works should be included in a PowerPoint presentation format. Recipients must maintain at least an art minor and be in good standing in the program.
Special Interest Award in Music Up to $5,000 March 15 deadline Music scholarships are available to all students regardless of major, and are renewable annually for four years. Further information is available at www.wittenberg.edu/music/scholarships

Special Interest Award inTheatre

Special Interest Award in Dance

Starting at $1,000 March 1 deadline Interested students must schedule an audition or interview by March 1. Scholarship guidelines are available at www.wittenberg.edu/theatre. Recipients must actively participate in the theatre or dance program at Wittenberg, regardless of major or minor.
Thespian Scholar Award $5,000   Ohio Thespian Directors who have led their troupes for five years or longer may nominate one student each year. The nomination form is available at www.wittenberg.edu/theatre. The scholarship is awarded based solely on the student’s nomination.
Legacy Book Award Up to $500 per semester, or $4,000 over four years   Recipient must be a child or grandchild of a Wittenberg alumna/alumnus. This award is for purchasing school books in the Wittenberg bookstore.
Bill Martin Scholarship Full tuition over four years December 1 deadline

Recipient must reside in Washtenaw County, Michigan and be an incoming student in the class of 2017 - Apply Here

Rochester Area Scholarship $10,000 December 1 deadline Awarded to incoming freshman of the Rochester, NY area - Apply Here

In addition to scholarship opportunities, students may apply for need-based financial aid by submitting the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by March 1. This form is available online.

 

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