Through
the assistance of our
generous donors, Schreiner
University offers various undergraduate scholarships and
grants to qualified students.
The following Awards are offered to full time students
at the time of acceptance to Schreiner University: |
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Freshman Awards |
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PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP
$11,000 scholarship for students with the
following: ACT 24 or SAT 1100 (excluding writing
section scores); top half of graduating class;
and a 3.5 (on a 4.0 scale) GPA under a college
prep curriculum
Amount: $11,000/year
Schreiner’s most prestigious award for
first-year students is available to those who
have demonstrated outstanding scholarship and
leadership in high school.
Application Process: N/A. Automatically
considered when admitted.
Schreiner Renewal Criteria: Minimum
Schreiner GPA requirement of 3.0 |
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TRUSTEES SCHOLARSHIP
$9,000 scholarship for students meeting the test score,
class rank, and involvement criteria determined by the
Scholarship Committee. Schreiner's second highest merit
award for first-year students
Amount: $9,000/year
Application Process: N/A. Automatically
considered when admitted.
Schreiner Renewal Criteria: Minimum Schreiner GPA
requirement of 2.0 after the sophomore year. |
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DEANS
SCHOLARSHIP
$7,000 scholarship for first-year students meeting the
test score, class rank, and involvement criteria
determined by the Scholarship Committee.
Amount: $7,000/year
Application Process: N/A. Automatically
considered when admitted.
Schreiner Renewal Criteria: Minimum Schreiner GPA
requirement of 2.0 after the sophomore year. |
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MOUNTAINEER SCHOLARSHIP
$4,500 scholarship for first-year students meeting the
test score, class rank, and involvement criteria
determined by the Scholarship Committee.
Amount: $4,500/year
Application Process: N/A. Automatically
considered when admitted.
Schreiner Renewal Criteria: Minimum Schreiner GPA
requirement of 2.0 after the sophomore year. |
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UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP
$3,000 scholarship for
first-year students meeting the test score, class rank,
and involvement criteria determined by the Scholarship
Committee.
Amount: $3,000/year
Application Process: N/A. Automatically
considered when admitted.
Schreiner Renewal Criteria: Minimum Schreiner GPA
requirement of 2.0 after the sophomore year. |
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SIBLING GRANT
Amount:
$1,000 or $500 per semester for younger (dependent)
sibling of a current (dependent) student, each semester
that both siblings are enrolled as full-time students.
Application Process: Notify financial aid of
student/sibling information. Award may require
documentation to verify that household information is
identical for both students.
Renewal Criteria: Minimum Schreiner
GPA of 2.0 and co-enrollment of sibling and student as
full-time status each semester. |
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PRESBYTERIAN HERITAGE GRANT
Amount:
$1,000 or $2,000
Presbyterian students can be nominated by Presbyterian
pastors to receive $1,000 per year applicable toward
tuition at Schreiner University. This scholarship in
combination with any other tuition specific scholarships
may not exceed the amount of tuition charged in any
given year. |
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Contact your admission counselor for additional
information |
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Transfer Awards |
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TRANSFER ACADEMIC
SCHOLARSHIPS
Amount: $4,000-$8,000/year
Candidates must have completed at least 15 credit hours
or equivalent and have a GPA of 2.5 and higher.
Application Process: N/A. Automatically considered when
admitted.
Schreiner Renewal Criteria: Minimum Schreiner GPA
requirement of 2.0 |
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PHI THETA KAPPA
SCHOLARSHIP
Amount:
$1,000/year
Candidates are transfer students who are members of the
two-year college honor society.
Application Process: N/A. Awarded when admitted;
proof of membership in Phi Theta Kappa is required.
Schreiner Renewal Criteria: Minimum Schreiner GPA
requirement of 2.0 |
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ALAMO COMMUNITY COLLEGE
DISTRICT GRANT
The
$1,000 ACCD Grant will be awarded to students who have
attended an Alamo Community College. Students must be in good
academic standing in order to receive the ACCD Grant.
Application Process: N/A. Awarded when admitted
Schreiner Renewal Criteria: Minimum Schreiner GPA
requirement of 2.0 |
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SIBLING GRANT
Amount:
$1,000 or $500 per semester for younger (dependent)
sibling of a current (dependent) student, each semester
that both siblings are enrolled as full-time students.
Application Process: Notify financial aid of
student/sibling information. Award may require
documentation to verify that household information is
identical for both students.
Renewal Criteria: Minimum Schreiner
GPA of 2.0 and co-enrollment of sibling and student as
full-time status each semester. |
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Contact your admission counselor for additional
information |
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The
above scholarships and grants may only be applied
towards actual tuition charges. While the FAFSA is not
required to receive these awards, all students are
encouraged to apply for financial aid by completing the
FAFSA to enable the Office of Financial Aid to consider
students for federal, state, and institutional
need-based aid.
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The
following performance-based Awards are available to
full-time students: |
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New Freshmen and
Current Students |
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ART SCHOLARSHIP
Each semester portfolio reviews are scheduled for all
Graphic Design majors.
Art Scholarships are awarded to Graphic Design majors
who exhibit
outstanding creativity and passion for their major.
Evaluations are made by observing
creative concepts, formal composition, use of materials,
technical ability, quality
of presentation and professionalism. This scholarship in
combination with any other
tuition specific scholarships may not exceed the amount
of tuition charged in any
given year. |
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CHOIR SCHOLARSHIP
Amount: Varies, up to $1,000
Qualified candidates (new freshman or transfer students
or current students) who are dedicated, interested, and
talented. The Choir is composed of capable students who
exhibit at least the following characteristics:
• Willingness to participate fully in a choral music
program at Schreiner University;
• Commitment to singing under the supervision and
direction of the Choir Director;
• Willingness to abide by the judgment of the Choir
Director with regard to eligibility for continuing
participation in the Choir; and
• Evidence of success in singing, preferably with an
organized choir, or other ensemble or chorus.
Application process: All applications received
before Aril 27, 2009, will be considered. If resources
are available after April 30, applications will be given
on a first come, first served basis until available
financial resources have been exhausted.
To apply, complete the
2009-20010 APPLICATION and submit to:
Michael Kahl, Choir Director
Schreiner University l Campus Box 6241
2100 Memorial Blvd l Kerrville, TX 78028-5697
Questions should be addressed to
Mgkahl@schreiner.edu or (830) 792-7417.
Visit the Schreiner Choir website
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ORCHESTRA SCHOLARSHIP
Amount: Varies
Qualified candidates (new freshman or transfer students)
who are dedicated, interested, and talented and wish to
participate in the Symphony of the Hills. The Symphony
of the Hills is comprised of Schreiner University
students and instrumentalists from surrounding
communities. Students selected to participate in the
Orchestra exhibit the following characteristics:
• Willingness to participate fully in the Orchestra
program at Schreiner University, including participation
in all rehearsals and scheduled performances;
• Commitment to playing under the supervision and
direction of the Orchestra Director;
• Willingness to abide by the judgment of the Orchestra
Director with regard to eligibility for continuing
participation in the group; and
• Evidence of success in instrumental performance,
preferably with an organized orchestra, band or other
ensemble.
Application Process: All applications received
before April 30, 2008 will be considered. After May 1,
if resources are available, applications will be
considered on a first come, first served basis.
To apply, complete the
2009-2010 APPLICATION and submit to:
Dr. Jay Dunnahoo, Orchestra Director
Schreiner University l c/o 410 Coronado Drive l
Kerrville, TX 78028
Contact the Office of Admission and Financial Aid at
(800) 343-4919 to have an Admission Counselor arrange an
audition time.
You may send a tape or CD in addition to the completed
application to Dr. Jay Dunnahoo at the above address. |
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THEATRE SCHOLARSHIP
Amount: up to $1,500
Applicants should be dedicated, interested, talented
students who wish to participate in the Schreiner
University Theatre Program. Students should exhibit the
following characteristics:
• Willingness to participate fully in the Theatre
program including participation in all rehearsals and
scheduled performances;
• Commitment to perform under the supervision and
direction of the Theatre Director; and
• Evidence of success in theatre.
Recipients of the Schreiner University Theatre
Scholarship will be expected to:
• Enroll in a Theatre class each semester (exceptions to
this requirement must be approved by Theatre Director);
• Maintain satisfactory academic progress (as outlined
in the University Catalog) and remain in good academic
standing;
• Remain continuously enrolled at Schreiner University
(for renewal);
• Actively participate in the Theatre program (including
technical and/or performance work) in one major
production each semester and two First Monday
productions each semester under the supervision and
direction of the Theatre Director;
• Declare a Theatre major or minor and have a signed
degree plan on file with the academic advisor and
University Registrar.
Application Process: To apply, new Schreiner
University students may complete
the
2009-2010 APPLICATION and submit to:
Dr. Claudia Sullivan, Director of Theatre
Schreiner University l 2100 Memorial Blvd. l Kerrville,
TX 78028 |
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Current Students |
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AMBASSADORS
Any student
that has attended Schreiner University for at least one
full-time semester is eligible to apply. Applicants must
demonstrate leadership qualities, maintain a cumulative
grade point average of at least 2.25, must be a
full-time student, and must exhibit a positive attitude
toward Schreiner University, other students, the
community and self. Duties include escorting prospective
students on campus tours, attending all meetings,
assisting on/off campus special events. This scholarship
in combination with any other tuition specific
scholarships may not exceed the amount of tuition
charged in any given year. |
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COMMUNITY INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
Students who wish to participate in the Community
Internship Program (CIP) may earn scholarships valued at
up to $1,000 per semester during the academic year.
Students interested in this program should contact the
Director of Career Services. This scholarship in
combination with any other tuition specific scholarship
may not exceed the amount of tuition charged in any
given year. |
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EXERCISE SCIENCE EXAM
FEE GRANT
This scholarship to be given to an
Exercise Science Major who wishes to sit for the
National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA)
Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS)
exam. The cost of the national certification exam is
$260. In order for Exercise Science students to sit for
the national exam they must be a college senior about to
graduate. Additionally, this scholarship requires that
the applicant should have a GPA of at least 3.0 and be a
full time student.
View the
APPLICATION |
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HATTON W. SUMNERS SCHOLARSHIP
Amount: $7,000 per year
Selection is competitive and determined by the strength
of the application, resume, essay and personal
interviews with Trustees of the Hatton W. Sumners
Foundation.
Preference is given to students who are majoring in
political science, pre-law, history, government,
business, economics, English and those who plan to
teach.
All majors are accepted. Students from other program
areas who have high academic achievement, are involved
in campus activities, exhibit leadership and a strong
sense of community responsibility are also considered.
Sophomores in Schreiner’s undergraduate programs or
sophomores transferring to Schreiner apply to become
Hatton W. Sumners Scholars in February of the sophomore
year.
Eligible Applicants:
- Will have completed 60 academic hours (including hours
in progress) and be classified as a Junior in the fall
with at least 4 semesters left to complete their degree
plan at Schreiner
- Will have a cumulative 3.0 GPA or better
- Are in good standing with the University
- Are citizens of the United States
For more information visit the
latest
SU Hatton W. Sumners Scholarship
publication
Application Deadline:
February 11, 2010
How to Apply:
- View the
APPLICATION *
- Submit a personal/professional resume
- Submit at least three letters of recommendation
- Submit one color photograph suitable for digital
scanning
- Submit an autobiographical essay of no more than 750
words
*Note: Only original, hard copy, application forms are
accepted. You may view this application online but must
get an original form from the Schreiner University,
Director of Foundation Relations, in order to submit
your application.
For more information about the Hatton W. Sumners
Foundation you may visit their web site at
www.hattonsumners.org.
Beth Bourland, Director of Foundation Relations
Schreiner University l Campus Box 6201
2100 Memorial Blvd l Kerrville, TX 78028-5697
Questions should be addressed to
bgbourland@schreiner.edu or (830) 792-7213. |
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NOTETAKERS
Academically motivated students may apply for the
Notetakers Scholarship. Amounts vary depending upon
class schedule and need. Students are required to take
detailed notes to share with students participating in
the Learning Support Services Program.. Current
compensation is $60 per credit hour. Interested parties
need to contact
vcshirley@schreiner.edu.
Applicants must be enrolled and have class schedule
before applying. |
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PEER ADVISORS
Students who participate in the Peer Advisor Program
are eligible to receive up to $200 in this scholarship.
To be eligible to apply for this program, students must
have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.25,
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classified as at least a sophomore, be in good
disciplinary standing and have the ability to work with
a diverse population of people. Interviews are required.
Applications can be obtained from the Dean of Student
Affairs. This scholarship in combination with any other
tuition specific scholarships may not exceed the amount
of tuition charged in any given year. |
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PEER MINISTERS
This grant is available to a student who gives
evidence of a potential to assist the Campus Minister.
Application is made to and selections are made by the
Campus Minister. This scholarship in combination with
any other tuition specific scholarships may not exceed
the amount of tuition charged in any given year. |
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RESIDENT ASSISTANTS
Resident Assistant Room and Board
Scholarships—Students may apply to the Director of
Residence Life after completing at least one full time
semester at Schreiner or if they have significant
community living experience. The student must be
registered full time and have a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or
higher. These scholarships are awarded for the amount of
room and board and vary with the resident assistant
assignment. |
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“PARTS OF THE WHOLE”: A STUDY ABROAD SCHOLARSHIP
The “Parts of the Whole” study abroad scholarship was
created by Dr. Lydia Kualapai, professor of English and
travel photographer, with funds she received from the
“Elmore Whitehurst Award for Creative Teaching,”
sponsored by the Hatton W. Sumners Foundation. With the
award funds, Dr. Kualapai staged an exhibit on campus of
her photographs; proceeds from the sale of the work,
featuring some of the photographs made during her
travels with Schreiner students, constitutes the basis
for the scholarship. These funds are divided into two
$1,000 scholarships and are designed to be used toward
trip cost for any one of Schreiner University’s
course-related travel trips.
The scholarship application requires completion of the
application form and a two-page (500 words) blind essay
describing how the scholarship would assist the
applicant’s educational and personal objectives and how
the ability to travel abroad will enhance his/her life.
Applications will be reviewed and awarded by the Study
Abroad Committee.
Applications may be obtained in the office of the
Coordinator for Study Abroad, Dickey Hall 105, or
click here to download
the application in PDF. |
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