Capable, enthusiastic, and conscientious student majoring in education.

History, English, Secondary Education History, or Secondary Education English majors with financial need.

First preference to a student majoring in Psychology or Business Management OR has a Philosophy minor with financial need. Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0 or greater.

Act 101/EOP student who has completed a minimum of 24 credits at time of application. Submit a 100 word essay describing goals and aspirations.

Currently enrolled student in good academic standing who demonstrates leadership and sustained active participation in the Bloomsburg University community with a commitment to social justice and equality. Also must submit a 300-500 word composition describing how their actions or activities meet the criteria.

Incoming freshmen, renewable if student continues to qualify (GPA requirements: 2.5 freshman, 2.75 sophomore, 3.0 junior).

Sigma Iota Omega brother; enrolled in the fall semester preceding the award year of payment; exemplifies the best qualities of fraternal brotherhood.. If no qualified recipient is available, the donor would give preference to a descent of an SIO brother, or a member of the University's wrestling, basketball, track, football, swimming teams or a history major.

A Zeigler College of Business finance major at Bloomsburg University with the first preference to a student with a minor in banking. Preference is for a student from northeastern Pennsylvania. Student must have financial need. The scholarship is renewable. 

Accounting major, financial need, and pursing professional development activities.

A Bloomsburg University with an emergency need.

Child or grandchild of Bloomsburg University graduate; one entry per alumni parent or grandparent per child per year; student must be enrolled for spring semester; one scholarship will be awarded per family per year; scholarship will be applied to spring semester tuition bill; recipients selected by random drawing on November 15 each year. Alumni parents/grandparents can apply for their student at regional alumni events, Homecoming, Parents Weekend, online at www.bloomualumni.com or by phoning the Alumni Office at 570-389-4058.

Students who are ROTC sophomores at time of award and who will have successfully completed their freshman ROTC year. Must be in good academic standing and have financial need. First preference graduate from one of the following high schools: Bloomsburg, Central Columbia, Benton, Bloomsburg Christian or Home Schooled in those areas. Second preference high school in Montour, Columbia, Northumberland, Sullivan County. Third preference high school in Schuylkill County.

A junior or senior in the American Sign Language program with at least a 3.0 Grade Point Average and financial need. Must submit a one page essay on how you will benefit from this scholarship and how it applies to your future career ambitions.

Early childhood education major; financial need; academic achievement; and activities.

Secondary education major.

Junior or senior who has demonstrated a commitment to the discipline of sociology and to apply sociology to improve society. Preference given to a sociology major.

Member of the men's basketball team and a member of the women's basketball team in good standing. Highest Grade Point Average (GPA) above a 3.0 for each program. Preference order to College: Science and Technology, Business, Arts, Social Science and Humanities,  Education and Human Studies, Health Professions and the scholarship is renewable

A student coming from an under-represented group with the first preference for a student majoring in mathematics or computer science. Second preference to any student within the College of Science and Technology. The scholarship is renewable as long as the student continues to meet the criteria.

Provided by BU's chapter of the Association of Pennsylvania State Colleges and University Faculty (APSCUF) to a non-traditional student 25 years of age or older. Be enrolled as either full-time or part-time. Must have completed at least two semesters and a minimum of 9 credits, have financial need, and a minimum GPA of 2.5. Submit a brief essay of your chosen field, educational experiences (including personal & professional classroom experiences), and professional goals. Two recommendations, one from your academic advisor and one from a faculty member who can speak about your academic progress. A copy of your unofficial transcript is also required.

Provided by the BU Association of Pennsylvania State Colleges and University Retired Faculty (APSCURF) to a full-time student with a job whose GPA is greater than or equal to the top 1/3 of the College in which the student is enrolled (see below). One award for a student working 12 hours per week, one award for a junior or senior working 15 hours per week with financial need. The recipient is also asked to attend either a fall or spring APSCURF meeting as available to meet APSCURF members and share his or her education or career goals. Submit proof of employment on the employer's stationary (place of employment, job title/description, hours worked each week). If applicable, list name and relationship to you of an AFSCME family member. GPA Requirements: College of Education: 3.63 or higher College of Liberal Arts: 3.10 or higher College of Business: 3.13 or higher College of Science and Technology: 3.32 or higher.

Any science or math major with financial need. Scholarship is not renewable and must be awarded to a new student each year.

A Bloomsburg University student majoring in speech pathology/audiology. The scholarship is renewable

A resident of Philadelphia, PA and a student in the ACT 101/EOP program. Student must complete an essay on one of the two topics:

1. Who in your life has been your biggest influence and why?

2. What impact would this scholarship have on your education?

A junior or senior in the audiology and speech pathology program with financial need. The scholarship is renewable as long as the criteria is met.

Creative writer (prose, non-fiction) piece submitted to the English department scholarship committee.

A Bloomsburg University student with financial need and a GPA of 3.0 or greater with first preference to those studying an IT-related field within the Zeigler College of Business or College of Science and Technology. Second preference to any student within the Zeigler College of Business applying for a Professional Experience Grant

Upperclassmen criteria: renewable; nursing major; 3.5 GPA for the individual year under review (not cumulative); financial need may be considered.

For a deserving student from the Union, Snyder, or Northumberland counties pursuing a degree in nursing.

Bloomsburg University senior(s) who excelled academically both in the classroom and in student teaching in teacher education and who have high financial need.  First preference to Amish students.  To be awarded in the Spring semester.

Member of men's or women's basketball team, good academic standing, represent the University and their sport in a positive manner.

Full-time junior or senior status in semester of award payment; secondary education major planning a career in teaching environmental, geographical, or geological sciences; formally accepted into the teaching program; minimum 3.0 grade point average; indication of promise as a reliable member of the teaching profession; financial need.

A first generation college student with a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0. The scholarship is renewable as long as the criteria continues to be met.

A student who has persevered through a difficult circumstance that has financial need. The scholarship is renewable as long as the criteria is met.

Recipient must be a direct descendent of a Beta Sigma Delta brother, including children or grandchildren, who demonstrates financial need. If no applicants from a direct descendent apply, then a current brother with demonstrated financial need is eligible. Consideration will also be given to nieces or nephews of brothers. In the event of a tie-breaker, student with higher financial need will have preference.

Awarded to each of the male and female students in each of the freshman, sophomore, and junior classes at Bloomsburg University who are business majors and whose GPAs are the highest GPAs among the male and female students, respectively, in the business department for each of the designated classes, and who continue to attend Bloomsburg University.

Education major; sophomore, junior, or senior at time of award. Academic achievement and financial need.

Off-campus resident or resident of university operated apartment complex without a meal plan for semester requested; financial need (FAFSA required); minimum twelve credits required in semester of award.

A student on the Commonwealth University-Bloomsburg wrestling team with the first preference going to a first-generation college student. The scholarship is renewable as long as the criteria continues to be met. 

A member of the Bloomsburg University men's basketball team in good academic standing that represents the University and their sport in a positive manner. The scholarship is renewable.

A current brother of the Delta Pi/Sigma Pi fraternity in good standing, and a minimum 2.5 GPA. Consideration given to academic effort, participation and leadership in fraternity activities.

Biology (including Sec. Ed. Biology) and Allied Health Science majors who are sophomores or juniors at the time of application; have completed 12 hours in biology science courses at Bloomsburg University. Submit a letter of reference from a biology faculty member and from a faculty member outside the department, and a paragraph stating applicant's career and educational goals.

A student within the College of Liberal Arts.

Housing grants as determined by the Vice Provost for students that would like to live in Foundation-owned housing.

Current member of BU women's athletic team, preference given to freshmen, financial need, academic achievement, represent the University and their sport in a positive manner, renewable if student continues to qualify.

A sophomore student who is a Veteran, active guard or reserves, or a member of ROTC with a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 2.8. Applicant should submit a one-page essay on their military career. The scholarship is renewable as long as the student continues to meet the criteria and may be used for tuition or housing. Renewable for a maximum of three years.

A Bloomsburg University student majoring in early childhood education with financial need. The scholarship is renewable.

Nominees shall be sophomore or junior students who have shown growth in their general character and continued development of leadership skills that positively impact the Bloomsburg University organizations they serve. Leadership qualities should include overall service and commitment, modesty, and the ability to work collaboratively with others. Preference will be given to students who hold any leadership positions in University organizations and demonstrate an interest to serve Bloomsburg University through volunteering and active participation. Additional preference will be given to students who hold a leadership position with a Greek organization.

Two rising junior or senior accounting majors at Bloomsburg University with a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0. Preferences for students residing in Dauphin, Cumberland,  York or Centre counties, ethnically diverse and interest in working in public accounting. Applicants should be willing to complete a summer internship with Boyer & Ritter. Optional essay to address "Why I want to work in the public accounting sector upon graduation."

Accounting or Finance major in good academic standing.

Undergraduate Geosciences majors who attend an accredited summer Geologic field camp training program as part of their requirement for the Geology degree program. Hydrogeologic, Environmental Geologic, or Earth Science field camps are not acceptable. Must have a 3.0 GPA or higher in geology and supporting math/science courses required by the geology degree. A positive recommendation by the geosciences faculty on the student's likelihood of successfully completing the geology degree and going on to be an asset to the geology profession. Student must demonstrate financial need.

An incoming freshman who is not a member of a collegiate athletic team. Recipient should maintain a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 2.5. Scholarship is renewable as long as student continues to qualify.

Wind instrument performer participating in one or more of the three department instrumental music ensembles; significant contribution to those ensembles; continuing ensemble participation during the award year.

A graduate of Columbia, Northumberland or Lycoming County with a Grade Point Average (GPA) of 2.5 or greater. This scholarship is renewable as long as the GPA requirement is maintained.

Incoming freshmen, member of men's soccer team; financial need; Pennsylvania resident, preference for students from Lancaster-Lebanon area (for players from Lower Dauphin Soccer Club); 2.5 GPA minimum; preference for dual-sport athletes; renewable through senior year if student continues to meet criteria.

1. BU Football player holding the position of offensive linemen or tight end

2. Demonstrates strong work ethic and is highly recommended by coaches and faculty

3. Single or no parent household

4. Financial Need, as determined by the University

Incoming freshman from either Carbon, Luzerne, or Schuylkill counties; financial need.

Preference given to an incoming freshman. Scholarship can be distributed to one or more applicants annually at the discretion of the Directors of Financial Aid and Admissions.

Upperclassman communication studies major; demonstrates the potential for academic success, first preference to Luzerne County resident; second preference to a PA resident; financial need required. Renewable.

Accounting major who will begin the senior year in the semester of award payment; outstanding academic achievement; financial need; and a demonstrated interest in pursuing a career in the field of public accounting.

Current member of BU baseball team.

A transfer student that has successfully executed a lease with Advanced Housing Management. Scholarship is renewable in subsequent years if the student renews the lease and maintains at least a 2.5 GPA (Grade Point Average)

Member of wrestling team, good academic standing, and represents the university and their sport in a positive manner.

The criteria are undergraduate student with financial need preparing for a career in teaching. Scholarship is renewable though senior year provided criteria continues to be met. 
No application is required and the award selection is made by College of Education who shall be responsible for ensuring that the recipient meets the criteria for receiving the award and that an award is made during each fiscal year, presuming that qualified candidates can be identified.

A participant in the BUNow online news organization.

Business Major; 3.0 GPA (overall) or higher; 64 credits or more; athlete in preference order: a) Men's Tennis team member; b) Men's Basketball team member; c) Women's Tennis team member d) All other athletes.

Current member of the BU men's or women's tennis team, in good academic standing.

Financial need; member of the men's swim team in good standing; renewable for maximum of four years if criteria is met.

Incoming freshman; preference given to students who reside in Luzerne County; financial need.

A member of the Bloomsburg University baseball team in good academic standing and represents the University and their sport in a positive manner. The scholarship is renewable

First preference is sophomore or higher status; minimum three years active (continuous) duty with the U.S. Navy and an honorable/medical discharge. If no U.S. Navy, then preference given to Army, Marine Corps., Air Force, or Coast Guard. (Exception: In time of war or national emergency, this time requirement may be waived.) Special consideration given to recipients of the Purple Heart/Prisoner of War Medal. In the event of comparable applicants, these additional criteria will be applied in order: A. Length of active military service (three years - 10 points; four years - 20 points; five years - 30 points; six or more years - 40 points); B. Leadership potential determined by involvement in school activities; C. Highest grade point average; D. Financial need. Renewable as long as criteria is met.

Incoming freshman with first preference to students graduating from Benton High School. If no applicants from Benton High School, then the scholarship may be awarded to a student who graduated from another Columbia County area high school. Must maintain a minimum 2.75 grade point average. Once a candidate has been awarded a grant under this scholarship, he or she is to be preferred as a candidate thereafter for three additional years, or unless the candidate is considered to no longer qualify for the award.

Sophomore, Junior, or Senior Secondary Education Major, Math or Science focus required. Demonstrates a dedication to teaching and service to the department, formally accepted into a teaching program, financial need, and minimum 3.0 GPA. Recipients may reapply in subsequent years to be considered for the award but renewal is not guaranteed.

Any Bloomsburg University College of Education major. Renewable for 4 years

A first-generation college student, with financial need, majoring in the College of Business with preference given to a student studying accounting. Renewable through senior year if student continues to qualify

English or secondary education English major; completion of at least four English courses, including composition; academic excellence.

Junior or senior accounting major with a declared minor in Fraud Examination and at least a 3.0 GPA. Recipient(s) must attend at least one PACFE event or meeting.

A first-generation student majoring in Education with financial need. The scholarship is renewable as long as the student continues to qualify and maintains a 2.5 Grade Point Average (GPA) their freshman year and a 3.0 GPA the remainder of their degree program.

To support a professional experience for a student within the Zeigler College of Business with a minimum grade point average of 2.5 with financial need. Submit Professional Experience application.

Current member of men's basketball team.

Freshman chemistry major.

A member of the Bloomsburg University football team in good academic standing and represents the University and sport in a positive manner. The scholarship is renewable.

A student that resides within the Harrisburg School District who has completed a college preparatory program at Camp Curtin YMCA. Student should request a letter of recommendation from Camp Curtin YMCA and also detail their community service activity annually. The scholarship is renewable upon the student maintaining a 2.50 GPA or better and demonstrated community service at Camp Curtin YMCA or Bloomsburg University.  

Quality of student application as determined by art faculty. To recognize a creative art project developed by an art student beyond normal classroom requirements.

A sophomore, junior or senior student within the Zeigler College of Business with the first preference to a Business Management major. Student should have a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 2.7 and be a resident of Philadelphia. The scholarship is renewable as long as the student continues to meet the criteria.

A current freshman enrolled in the ACT 101 program with financial need. The first preference is for a student who is a resident of Philadelphia, raised by a single parent and majoring in social work. Second preference is for a student who is a resident of Philadelphia, or raised by a single parent or a social work major. The scholarship is renewable with a Grade Point Average (GPA) of 2.5 or greater with the donor serving as a coach or mentor for the recipient.

Student(s) who participates in an international business research project in the fall of their senior semester. Student(s) is required to give a written and oral presentation of his/her research project at the end of the fall semester. Presentation will be arranged by the Director of the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs.

Financial need, academic achievement, and activities.

Junior or senior; B average; potential and desire to teach; financial need.

Junior or senior status at time of award who demonstrates financial need. Priority given to education majors.

Upperclassmen at time of award; in good academic standing; financial need.

Undergraduate student in good academic standing, with financial need.

Incoming freshman with financial need, academic achievement. Preference given to a student who demonstrates active participation in academic or athletic activities and/or community organizations. Renewable if student continues to qualify.

Incoming freshman with academic achievement and financial need. Renewable if student continues to qualify.

Senior status by semester of award payment; minimum overall 3.0 GPA; essay (two pages, double-spaced) discussing why you are best candidate for scholarship, how you contributed to BU during past three years, what you will do for BU in last year and beyond; financial need.

Freshman or sophomore with high grades and extracurricular activities. Must submit a brief essay on a topic where they see themselves in 10 years, and how they'll remember their undergraduate days.

An incoming freshman enrolled in the ACT 101 program with financial need. The scholarship is renewable as long as the student remains in good academic standing.

A Bloomsburg University student in need of textbooks.

Freshman, sophomore or junior male athlete; minimum 2.3 grade point average for the previous semester and a 2.0 cumulative average; good ethical character, emotional stability, and indication of being reliable members of the teaching profession.

Member of the women's swimming team in good academic standing.

Incoming freshmen who demonstrates financial need, full-time status, satisfactory progress toward graduation, and are in good academic and social standing. Renewable through senior year if student continues to meet 3.0 GPA.

Member of the Women's Basketball Team in good standing; First preference to College of Education major; Financial need as determined by the University; Renewable, if the student continues to qualify.

Any Commonwealth University student that has applied for a Professional Experience Grant

For college of science and technology majors with a research project. A research proposal is required.

Full-time BU student (preferably a sophomore at time of application) who is a direct descendant of a U.S. Navy Veteran, i.e. student's father, grandfather, brother, sister, aunt, uncle, etc. serves/served in the U.S. Navy. In the event no sophomore student qualifies, eligibility will be opened to any student who meets this criteria and who will be enrolled at BU in the semester of award payment.

Sophomore, first generation student to attend college with a declared major within the College of Education. Must demonstrate financial need and have a cumulative grade point average of 3.0. First preference will be given to a student from Lycoming County. If no student from Lycoming County is eligible, then any student who is a Pennsylvania resident that meets the required criteria is eligible. Scholarship is renewable through their senior year as long as criteria continues to be met.

An upperclassmen, preference to a sophomore, who is experiencing undue financial hardship impacting their educational performance.  Must have a 3.0 GPA.

Student must be accepted as full or part time to one of the following graduate programs: Special Education, Education of the Deaf/Hard of Hearing, Speech Pathology, or Audiology. Student must have earned a minimum of 12 credits with a GPA of at least 3.5 and must be currently enrolled. The award will be given annually during the spring semester. Award will be announced by April 1 of each year. Submit a letter of support from a graduate faculty member in the student's program of study along with an essay. The essay should address the following: 1. Evidence of volunteerism in service of individuals with disabilities or special needs and commitment to the discipline 2. Evidence of student or professional membership in organizations in the discipline 3. Evidence of leadership/scholarship in the discipline 4. Why you are deserving of this award.

Earth Science or Geosciences major; junior or senior status at time of award; financial need; good academic standing; application to an accredited summer field camp training program. (Funds will not be disbursed until proof of completion is provided.)

A Commonwealth University-Bloomsburg student-athlete who demonstrates leadership capabilities through commitment to their sport, hard work and team orientation. Student should have financial need. The scholarship is renewable.

A Bloomsburg University education major with financial need. The scholarship is renewable.

Sigma Iota Omega brother; enrolled in the fall semester preceding the award year of payment; exemplifies the best qualities of fraternal brotherhood. If no qualified recipient is available, the donor would give preference to a descent of an SIO brother, or a member of the University's wrestling, basketball, track, football, swimming teams or a history major.

Student majoring in Biological Science, Biochemistry, Chemistry, or Physics (preference in order). Must have earned at least 60 credits at BU and have a cumulative GPA of 3.25 or higher and financial need. Submit an essay that outlines your academic and career objectives, as well as your future plans.

Sigma Iota Omega brother; enrolled in the fall semester preceding the award year of payment; exemplifies the best qualities of fraternal brotherhood. If no qualified recipient is available, the donor would give preference to a descent of an SIO brother, or a member of the University's wrestling, basketball, track, football, swimming teams or a history major.

A current member of the BU Football team holding the specialist position of long snapper, kicker or punter with the first preference given to the long snapper. Student should have a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0. The scholarship is renewable.

A student within the Zeigler College of Business at Bloomsburg University with financial need and a minimum Grade Point Average of 3.0. The student should participate in extracurricular activities, hold a leadership position, volunteer or hold employment during their academic pursuit. the scholarship is renewable.

Junior or senior chemistry major; minimum 2.5 cumulative grade point average; financial need.

Preference given, in order to: (1) an African American or other minority student majoring in computer and information science, (2) an African American or other minority student in the College of Business, (3) any computer and information science major, or (4) all business majors. Sophomore or higher status at time of application; financial need may be considered.

Female member of a BU athletic team, good academic standing (minimum 2.0 GPA), represents the university and their sport in a positive manner. Renewable at the discretion of Athletics Administration if criteria is met.

A student with a declared major in nursing, in good academic standing with financial need, renewable.

A member of the Bloomsburg University Wrestling or Football team with a minimum GPA of 2.2 and has financial need. The scholarship is renewable as long as the criteria is met. Alternating scholarship award beginning with Wrestling 2022-23.

A current brother of the Delta Pi/Sigma Pi fraternity in good standing, and a minimum 2.5 GPA. Consideration given to academic effort, participation and leadership in fraternity activities.

A student fully accepted into the Teaching Education Program according to Pennsylvania Department of Education (PED) and Department of Teaching and Learning guidelines, with a concentration in math or science; Minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0; Financial need, as determined by the University; Renewable as long as student meets criteria.

A Business Education major at Bloomsburg. The scholarship is renewable. 

If there are no candidates, the criteria may change to a secondary education major. 

A member of the Bloomsburg University Wrestling team with financial need and a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 2.5. The scholarship is renewable as long as the student continues to meet the criteria.

Vocalists/instrumentalists enrolling both semesters in one or more department ensembles or serving as accompanists or (piano) soloist - recognized for significant musical contribution and/or potential Bloomsburg University contribution.

A member of the Bloomsburg University Baseball team with a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 2.5. First preference to a resident of Chester County, PA or an Outfielder. Scholarship is renewable.

A veteran, spouse/widow or dependent (child) of a veteran (priority order as listed), financial need, minimum 2.5 GPA. Renewable through senior year if student continues to qualify.

Must be a member of the BU football team with good academic achievements.

Must be a member of the Husky Ambassador Program.

Biology major

Student pursuing a degree in Nursing who resides in Pennsylvania. Must complete an essay on "Why I want to become a nurse?".

Preference given first to business education majors, then information and technology management majors; financial need.

Male or female athlete participating in either track and / or cross country, as determined by the appropriate coaches.

Incoming freshman who is a graduate of Central Columbia High School with Financial need. Renewable through senior year if student continues to meet criteria.

A minority student that is involved in Greek affairs with an initial Grade Point Average (GPA) of 2.0-2.5 that has financial need. The scholarship is renewable as long as the criteria continues to be met.

A student with a major or minor in History, with a preference for a student studying a second language. A preference will be given to a student with 30 credit hours completed in their major or have a dual major. Student should maintain a Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0 or greater. Please include a brief introduction and then respond to the prompt below: In life, we all encounter hardships or difficulties that shape who we are. Explain defining experiences in your life that demonstrate cultural, and/or social and ethnic awareness, including personal commitment to acceptance, understanding, and activism for the common good. Reflect on how those experiences have influenced you and contributed to your education.

Incoming freshman from Berwick, second preference to Columbia County high school graduate. Must demonstrate academic achievement in high school and have financial need. Preference for a student majoring in a Health Science or Medical related field.

Junior or senior early childhood education major; high academic achievement in accord with Phi Kappa Phi standards (minimum 3.5 grade point average). Financial need will be the determining factor in a tie.

First preference to a non-traditional undergraduate Business Education major from Bucks County; Second preference to a non-traditional Education major, undergraduate or graduate level with a Grade Point Average 2.5 or higher with financial need. Scholarship is renewable if the student continues to qualify.

Senior business education teaching major and member of Alpha Delta Chapter, Pi Omega Pi; exemplify ideals of loyalty, service, and progress; demonstrate potential for excellence in teaching, leadership within the discipline, and the resourcefulness and enthusiasm needed to develop into an outstanding business educator.

Student pursuing the B.S. Biology Pre-Medical Sciences option with financial need who are sophomores or juniors at time of application. Submit 2 letters of recommendation (1 from faculty within major department, 1 from faculty outside of major), and a personal statement describing your personal and professional goals.

The recipient shall be a sophomore, (1st preference for a sophomore) junior or senior in the Act 101/EOP program with financial need, must be receiving Pell and/or Pheaa (exceptions can be made in extraordinary cases) with a respectable GPA. Student for consideration that underperformed in one semester and has shown academic improvements in the following semester.

A Bloomsburg University student with financial need and at least a 2.0 Grade Point Average. Scholarship is renewable.

Nursing graduate student with exemplary character, scholarship, and drive; financial need.

Junior or Senior at time of award payment; leadership ability; participation in university and community activities; financial need required.

Incoming freshman from Southern Columbia High School; financial need; first preference given to a chemistry major, second preference is given to a science major, and third preference is given to a professional studies major. Renewable through senior year if student continues to meet criteria.

First preference to students with a minor in Fraud Examination. Must show academic achievement and satisfactory progress, leadership ability, and participation in University and community activities. Second preference may be made to a student majoring in accounting.

Undergraduate Early Childhood or Middle Level education majors. Must have a 3.0 grade point average and maintain that to receive the spring portion of the scholarship.

Secondary education majors. Must have a 3.0 grade point average and maintain that to receive the spring portion of the scholarship.

First preference for students from Wilkes-Barre, second preference for Luzerne county, third preference for surrounding counties of Luzerne. Undergraduate majoring in Education with financial need and academic achievement. Scholarship is renewable if student continues to qualify.

An English or secondary English major with financial need and a minimum grade point average (GPA) of 3.0. This scholarship is renewable as long as the criteria continues to be met.

Accounting major; academic achievement.

Pre-medical science student pursuing admission to allopathic or osteopathic medical school, junior or senior status at time of award. Submit a transcript, 2 letters of recommendation (1 from faculty within major department, 1 from faculty outside of major), and a personal statement describing your personal and professional goals. Funds to cover/defer costs for MCAT prep courses for pre-med students pursuing admission to allopathic or osteopathic medical school; junior or senior status at time of selection.

An incoming student majoring in Secondary Education with financial need. The scholarship is renewable as long as the student continues to qualify.

First preference to a minority student on the Bloomsburg University Football team. Second preference to any minority student. Culturally, educationally, or economically disadvantaged students in support of diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives. The scholarship is renewable.

A student majoring in accounting with financial need. 

Minority student and/or student from Columbia, Montour, Luzerne, Northumberland, or Schuylkill County. Financial need and majoring in Early Childhood Education, Middle Level Education, or Secondary Education. Renewable at the discretion of the scholarship committee if student continues to qualify.

Incoming freshmen with financial need from Bloomsburg High School who is majoring in any of the sciences or in special education. If no one meets that criteria, it will be open to an incoming freshmen with financial need from any high school in Columbia County who is majoring in any of the sciences or in special education. Renewable through senior year if student continues to meet criteria.

To support a professional experience for a undergraduate chemistry, biochemistry, EGGS, digital forensics or biology major. A formal presentation at CoST Research Day is required and a presentation at other venues are strongly encouraged.

Incoming freshman, nursing major with 1000 or above SAT score; must demonstrate financial need. Renewable with a 3.0 cumulative grade point and demonstrated financial need. Submit three letters of recommendation.

Early childhood education major with a minimum 3.00 ("B") average or higher; financial need; active in an education organization, with a preference to a leadership position.

An incoming freshman who is a Special Education major with financial need and in good academic standing. This scholarship is renewable as long as the criteria continues to be met.

First preference given to a student who is a member of BU's softball team and enrolled in the College of Business; second preference given to a student who is a member of BU's softball team and enrolled in any of the four university colleges. Student must demonstrate financial need, maintain full-time status and continue satisfactory progress toward graduation. Scholarship is renewable as long as they maintain the required criteria.

Incoming freshman in College of Business and College of Science and Technology; first preference School of Health Science; financial need; academic achievement as determined by Scholarship Committee; student must be well-rounded, of high character, involved in community activities; renewable for up to 4 years if student continues to qualify.

Sophomore, Junior or Senior Education major, preference to Elementary Education with demonstrated financial need. Recipients must apply annually.

Student pursuing a degree in the Mathematics, Computer Science, and Statistics Department, with preference given to students in the math education program.

Current Bloomsburg University student, graduate of high school in Columbia County, preference given to long term residents of the town of Bloomsburg. In the event of a tie, financial need will be the determining factor.

A non-traditional student at Bloomsburg University who is PELL eligible. The scholarship is renewable.

Upperclassmen majoring in Arts and Humanities. Financial need may be considered.

Junior or senior psychology major who has attained a high grade point average. Preference may be given to a student who has pursued a less traditional program, i.e. adult returning student.

Full-time undergraduate nursing major, enrolled in the second semester sophomore year of the nursing curriculum; minimum 3.0 grade point average in nursing courses; demonstrated commitment to community service as manifested by on-going contributions in the form of leadership, planning and organization and/or participation in community service organizations; and notable potential for future contributions to the nursing profession.

Non-traditional student in age and have financial need.

Resident advisor with demonstrated outstanding performance in that role; financial need; academic achievement; and graduate school prospect.

Enrolled in special education or the teaching of the deaf, blind, handicapped or gifted; financial need; academic achievement; and activities.

A Bloomsburg University student that has completed a PEG application.

Full-time undergraduates; first preference to history (social studies) majors aspiring to teaching careers; 2nd preference to other history (social studies) majors; grade point average of 3.3 in history (social studies) and cumulative 3.0; financial need.

Full-time undergraduate; 1st preference to history (social studies) majors aspiring to teaching careers; 2nd preference to other history (social studies) majors; grade point average of 3.3 in history (social studies) and cumulative 3.0; financial need; enrollment in organized foreign study program for credit.

First preference to a Benton Area High School graduate with a second preference to surrounding communities. The student should have financial need. The scholarship is renewable as long as the criteria continues to be met.

Sigma Iota Omega brother; enrolled in the fall semester preceding the award year of payment; exemplifies the best qualities of fraternal brotherhood. If no qualified recipient is available, the donor would give preference to a descent of an SIO brother, or a member of the University's wrestling, basketball, track, football, swimming teams or a history major.

Accounting major, minimum 3.0 GPA, financial need, preference given to minority student.

Incoming freshman from PA with financial need. Renewable through senior year if student continues to have financial need.

Recipient(s) will be selected and funds divided as determined by head football coach.

Business major; academic achievement, activities, and financial need required.

First preference: Black or Latino male, ACT 101 program participant; minimum 2.5 cumulative grade point average; full-time status semesters of application and award; good attendance. In case of a tie, preference will be given, in order, to (1) active participation in campus activities, (2) science majors (chemistry, biology, and physics) or education majors. Renewable if minimum 2.3 cumulative grade point average and full-time status are maintained.

A professional experience to support trips and course work for EGGS 330 or another part of the EGG's department courses that are faculty-led multi-day trips.

Member of university sport team

Student traveling abroad (US or International) or internship with a preference to students within the College of Liberal Arts, then to students in College of Science and Technology or Business with financial need.

Current member of the Bloomsburg University football team who is in good academic standing.

A female student-athlete in good academic standing that represents the University and her sport in a positive manner

Incoming freshman who has a solid academic record; financial need; reside in either Carbon, Columbia, Luzerne, Monroe, Montour, or Schuylkill County.

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A first generation college student (full or part-time) who is a primary caregiver of a child up to and including the age of 12. The student must be in good academic standing. The first preference is given to a single parent. The minimum award amount is $500 with a maximum of two recipients.

Upperclassman who has encountered an unexpected or unusual situation causing special financial hardship; 2.0 minimum grade point average; financial need.

Upperclassman; 2.5 grade point average or higher; demonstrate to the coaching staff a strong work ethic and a level of integrity that is a positive representation of Bloomsburg University and the Wrestling program.

Undergraduate student with financial need.

Speech therapy major; entering junior year in semester of award payment; strong academic record; financial need.

Management major; minimum 3.0 GPA; and either (a) participated in or registered to participate in an international exchange program, OR (b) completed or registered for an internship, OR (c) have a documented disability. A person with a disability may have GPA of 2.8 or higher. If no one meets the criteria in a, b, or c above, award may be granted to any management major with a 3.3 or higher GPA. Student also should possess enthusiasm for life, openness to new opportunities and sensitivity to the disabled.

Member of the football team in good academic standing.

Awarded to outstanding students for their academic performances and their contributions to the Frederick Douglass Institute.

Student studying French Language and Culture with a 3.3 GPA and financial need. Must have completed at least 24 credits of the French major requirements. Submit a letter of recommendation from a faculty advisor and/or mentor. Submit an essay answering the following: How does the French major fit into your academic plan and long term professional/personal goals? List any activities that show your professionalism, leadership skills, and commitment to your goals.

Second semester freshman chemistry major at time of spring award; potential for academic excellence.

A sophomore, junior or senior with financial need who is a member of the men's or women's rugby clubs with at least a 3.0 Grade Point Average (GPA). First preference to students majoring in nursing, audiology and speech pathology, exercise science, biology, health sciences or medical imaging. Second preference to all other majors within the College of Science and Technology. The scholarship is renewable as long as the criteria continues to be met.

For an area student who is disabled and receiving accommodative services while at Bloomsburg University.

Any military-connected student for scholarships, grants, housing, book, or other emergency needs at the discretion of the military staff.

Sigma Iota Omega brother; enrolled in the fall semester preceding the award year of payment; exemplifies the best qualities of fraternal brotherhood. If no qualified recipient is available, the donor would give preference to a descent of an SIO brother, or a member of the University's wrestling, basketball, track, football, swimming teams or a history major.

First preference to a Bloomsburg University women's basketball or lacrosse player. Second preference to a men's basketball player and third preference to any student-athlete at Bloomsburg University. The recipient should have financial need and represent the University and their sport in a positive manner. The scholarship is renewable. 

Current member of a BU athletic team, in good academic standing. Coaches to submit names of student-athletes for consideration.

A student pursuing a degree in nursing at Bloomsburg University with a minimum grade point average (GPA) of 3.0. The scholarship is renewable as long as the criteria is met.

Current undergraduate from one of these postal zip codes (towns) listed in priority order: 18242 (Oneida), 18248 (Sheppton), 18256 (Weston), 18221 (Drifton), 18223 (Ebervale), 18241 (Fern Glen and Nuremberg), and 18201 (Hazleton); maintain a minimum passing grade point average. If two students from the same town meet the first criteria, priority is based on the course of study: Elementary Education, Nursing, Mathematics, Secondary Education, and Business.

A undergraduate student in a computer-related field with financial need, but does not qualify for state or federal grants. The student should be a United States citizen and maintain a Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0 or greater. The scholarship is renewable as long as the criteria is met.

Pennsylvania resident, preference to Northumberland or surrounding counties, majoring in the Sciences, preference to health physics, biology or nursing. Maintain a grade point average of 3.0, renewable through senior year if student continues to qualify

German majors who have demonstrated outstanding contributions to extra- and co-curricular activities related to German Studies at BU. Activities may include but are not limited to outstanding service to the BU German Club, promotion of the study of German language at BU, promotion of study abroad in Germany, and outreach in high schools to promote the study of German at BU. A 50-100 word short essay and a top ten list of contributions the student has made to German studies is required.

German major studying German language and culture abroad on a Bloomsburg University program at the University of Trier in Trier, Germany or at the Friedrich-Schiller University in Jena, Germany. Essay of 100-250 words explaining why the scholarship is needed is required along with a list of German courses taken at BU.

Sophomore or junior status at time of application; minimum 3.0 grade point average; financial need may be considered.

A Special Education major with the first preference to a first generation college student from Lehigh or Bucks Counties in PA. Student will maintain a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0 and is renewable as long as the student continues to meet the criteria.

Outstanding student in special education and related fields at BU. Nominations are based on these criteria: Pennsylvania residency; matriculation in a Pennsylvania university or college; junior/senior class rank in special education or a related program; minimum GPA of 3.5; information regarding contributions and services provided to persons with handicaps; professional affiliations.

A student with financial need, first preference to a Psychology major, second preference to a student within the College of Liberal Arts.

A student-athlete or student-athletes in any of the recognized intercollegiate varsity sports at BU. The student(s) must display integrity, a strong academic commitment and leadership qualities through involvement in other co-curricular activities, team captaincy, documented volunteerism, etc. Must have at least 30 credits and have a cumulative GPA of 2.5. Recipient(s) must reapply annually in order to continue to receive the award.

Undergraduate sophomore or junior in good standing who exhibits Dr. H. Preston Herring's most admirable leadership qualities: service and commitment. Students should demonstrate leadership and service to the town of Bloomsburg and the University through volunteering, community employment, and active participation in on-campus organizations. Nominees should demonstrate character, developmental growth, and perhaps even have overcome adversity as they persevere in their educational pursuits.

Outstanding male or female upperclassman student-athlete.

Incoming freshman from Bloomsburg Area School District OR Columbia-Montour Area Vocational Technical School majoring in mathematics, mathematics education, computer science, computer forensics or statistics. First preference will be given to Bloomsburg Area School District students.

A Commonwealth student who is traveling abroad with a preference to it being the second experience and has a Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0 or greater. First preference for the award to a student majoring within the College of Liberal Arts, in specific order: English, Language and Cultures, Art and Art History, Anthropology, History, then any other major. Second preference for the award to a student majoring within the College of Education in a liberal arts area of secondary or middle level education. The award is not eligible to a student majoring within the College of Business or Science and Technology, or an Honors program student.

Music major with service to the Music department

Acceptance into Social Work Major (no pre social work), minimum GPA of 3.0, financial need, and successful completion of Social Work 133 & 297. Submit a short essay regarding candidate's choice of Social Work as a major.

An incoming student majoring in physics

To support a professional experience in the greater Harrisburg community. Submit Professional Experience application.

English or secondary education English major; completion of at least four English courses, including composition; academic excellence.

Full-time baccalaureate nursing students; financial need; overall cumulative grade point average of 3.0.
Award to the junior recipient renewable for one additional year provided required academic achievement level is maintained. Renewal will be reviewed in May at end of the junior recipient's first year of scholarship. Submit a list of honors received and/or leadership positions; current employment status; name, address, telephone numbers of two people who can attest to applicant's academic and personal/professional qualities; a statement of 300 words or less regarding applicant's professional goals and why those goals are important to them.

Student within the College of Liberal Arts who is studying abroad.

Student within the College of Science and Technology who is doing research

Awards are contingent on acceptance to Bloomsburg University and declaration of an Art Studio Major.

Incoming freshman enrolled in the Emerging Scholars program, from a low-income family (Pell eligible), and with at least a 2.0 GPA. Students will be participating with a mentor through the Good Work program. Renewable up to 4 semesters, must remain free of referrals from the Dean of Students Office, and provide permission for faculty to submit a Professionalism Rating form to the scholarship committee for annual renewal.

Incoming freshmen, full-time status who demonstrate financial need, and is a student athlete. First preference given to students in Columbia County school districts and private school or home-schooled students.

Incoming freshmen, full-time status who demonstrate financial need. For a student not participating in intercollegiate athletics at BU. First preference given to students in Columbia County school districts and private school or home-schooled students. If no qualified students meet the preference, awards may be distributed at the discretion of the appropriate university officials. Awards are renewable at the discretion of the Director of Admissions.

The scholarship will be awarded to a full-time student of high academic standing whose major is in the liberal arts and who demonstrates financial need and a commitment to service. Recipients may reapply in subsequent years to be considered for the award but renewal is not guaranteed.

Student is affiliated with the BU Catholic Campus Ministries program with the first preference to an elementary education major, second preference to any education major with financial Need, as determined by the University.

Upperclassman student who has financial need and is academically talented in the area of Audiology.

Upperclassman or graduate student who has financial need and is academically talented in the area of Instructional Technology.

An incoming freshman majoring within the Zeigler College of Business in good academic standing. Scholarship is renewable if the student continues to meet the criteria.

A nursing major

A deserving nursing student in good academic standing.

Senior athlete with at least a 3.0 GPA, preference to Audiology, Speech, or Instructional Technology majors.

Senior athlete with at least a 3.0 GPA, preference to Audiology, Speech, or Instructional Technology majors.

One scholarship for a wrestler and another scholarship for a football player

A member of the Bloomsburg University Men's Basketball team.

A pre-law major

A graduate student in the Exercise Science Graduate program. The scholarship is renewable for one year as long as the candidate meets the criteria.

A current sophomore, junior or senior majoring within the College of Education. Student should have financial need and have a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0.

A deserving undergraduate student who is majoring in Early Childhood Education, based on academic excellence (as determined by highest grade point average). Ties may be broken by considering financial need and participation in college activities.

Sophomore math and computer science major at the time of application; minimum 3.0 grade point average in major courses; contributions to the department.

Twenty-four credits earned in twelve months preceding semester of award payment; leadership ability; participation in university and community activities, including intramurals; financial need required.

A student enrolled in the Zeigler College of Business with a preference to a student in Health Care Administration, if it exists at Bloomsburg University.

Incoming freshman in the College of Education studying to be a mathematics teacher; financial need may be considered; good academic standing; preference given to athlete.

Upperclassman at time of award; accounting major; application criteria include cumulative GPA/average, and activities. May apply for in subsequent years, but renewal is not guaranteed.

Incoming freshman; accounting major; application criteria include SAT scores, class rank, GPA/average, and activities.  May apply for in subsequent years, but renewal of scholarship is not guaranteed.

New transfer student at time of award; accounting major; application criteria include SAT scores and class rank, cumulative GPA/average, and activities. May apply for in subsequent years, but renewal is not guaranteed.

Current members of the BU Men's Basketball Team with financial need.

Financial Need, as determined by the University. Renewable through senior year if student(s) continues to qualify. First preference to a business education major, second preference to any education major. First preference to Bradford County, PA, alternate preferences:

 

Chemung County, New York, Tioga County, New York, Cortland County, New York, Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania, Wyoming County, Pennsylvania, Sullivan County, Pennsylvania, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania, Tioga County, Pennsylvania, any Pennsylvania resident, if no others meet the criteria.

This award is for an incoming first-year student who has a record of outstanding academic achievement and has declared a major in Environmental, Geographical, and Geological Sciences.  Student should submit a 300-500 word essay that discusses the experiences that inspired their pursuit of this degree.  Along with these minimum requirements, students must submit at least one letter of recommendation from a teacher, school administrator, or other mentor. The scholarship is renewable through senior year, contingent upon maintaining good standing in the university and local community, an overall GPA of 3.0 or higher, satisfactory progress toward the major, and submission of a yearly reflection letter to the foundation.

Current member(s) of the BU football team, in good academic standing.

Incoming freshman, financial need, first generation student, GPA of at least 3.25, resident of the Greater Philadelphia area (Philadelphia, Bucks, Montgomery, Chester, Delaware counties). The scholarship is renewable for four years if the student continues to qualify (at least 27 credits combined in consecutive fall/spring semesters with minimum 3.0 GPA)

Accounting major; academic achievement.

Enrollment in (preferential order) communication disorders, teaching of the deaf, teaching of the blind, or special education in general; financial need, academic achievement, and activities.

Member of football team in good standing as determined by the head football coach.

Member of women's track and field or women's cross country team, good academic standing, represent the university and their sport in a positive manner

Incoming freshman Allied Health Major; Preference will be given to students majoring in Medical Imaging. If no qualified recipient is available during any given year, the award may be made to qualified students in any major in Allied Health Science or in Biology.

Biology and Allied Health Sciences student, with preference given to sophomores and juniors at the time of application, taking the Medical Laboratory Science program. Submit a letter of reference from a biology faculty member and from a faculty member outside the department, and a paragraph stating applicant's career and educational goals.

A student majoring within the Zeigler College of Business with a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0. The scholarship is renewable as long as the student continues to meet the criteria.

Education major; demonstrated leadership potential; preference to a junior or senior with financial need in semester of award payment.

String instrument performer studying applied strings; contributing member of Bloomsburg University-Community Orchestra and BU Chamber Orchestra; performance continuation expected during the award year.

Accounting major (sophomore, junior, or senior at time of award) financial need, demonstrates determination & professionalism, academic achievement.

A student-athlete who is a member of a Bloomsburg University women's athletic team in good academic standing, represents the University and sport in a positive manner and is renewable.

Nursing student with financial need, preference given to non-traditional students.

For an undergraduate student majoring in Early Childhood Education.

Member of women's soccer team, good academic standing, represents the university and their sport in a positive manner.

A senior with a B or better grade in the psychiatric-mental health nursing course. The student must exemplify the qualities as found in the American Psychiatric Nursing Association Standards of Practice.

For children, spouses, or widows of service men and women from any branch in the US military services, active reserve, national guard, retired or deceased. Must demonstrate financial need.

Awarded to the most promising DJ as determined by the Director of TV/Radio Services and the radio staff.

Recipient selected by men's swimming coach; continuing member of men's swim team who is an inspiration to his teammates and who has improved as a swimmer during the year; good academic standing.

An incoming freshman majoring in Information Technology with financial need. The scholarship is renewable as long as the criteria is met.

Full-time student who demonstrates financial need but is ineligible for Pell (federal) or PHEAA (state) grants. Must do a 300-500 word composition on why receiving this scholarship is important to the applicant.

Minimum 3.0 grade point average. Preference given to telecommunications students specializing in (1st) radio, (2nd) television and to students who demonstrate financial need but are ineligible for Pell (federal) or PHEAA (state) grants. If there are no "preferred" applicants, any mass communication major will be considered and financial need may be waived. Recipients may reapply in subsequent years.

Non-traditional graduate student enrolled in the educational graduate program; single parent preferred. Financial need required.

Preference given to Black or Latino males; senior status; minimum 2.5 cumulative grade point average; full-time status at time of award; good attendance. If no senior qualifies, scholarship may be given to a male junior.

This award is for incoming freshman students with a 3.0/88 or higher GPA with a minimum 1050 SAT score or minimum 20 ACT score and students should briefly describe in an essay your career objective and explain how the mentoring and funding provided by this scholarship will help you engage in your chosen career. Along, with these minimum requirements students must submit at least 1 letter of recommendation along with their completed scholarship application. Renewable through senior year contingent upon maintaining satisfactory progress toward degree, engagement with mentor, and participation in appropriate student professional development activities.
 

For an undergraduate student majoring in Early Childhood Education.

Incoming freshman from Luzerne County with preference for graduates of Wyoming Area High School.

Member of BU athletic team, good academic standing, represent the university and their sport in a positive manner.

Residence hall student; minimum 2.5 cumulative average; leader in residence hall, campus and community activities and organizations; creative, outgoing individual; sincere interest in working with people; demonstrated interest in art. Financial need considered only to break a tie. Submit a brief essay explaining applicant's interest in art, why applicant is involved in the activities listed, and what applicant has done since coming to Bloomsburg that involves others.

First preference to a student majoring in early childhood education. Second preference to a student majoring within the Zeigler College of Business. The scholarship is renewable as long as the student continues to qualify

A sophomore, junior or senior student with preference to graduates from Cardinal O'Hara (Delaware County, PA), Springfield High School (Delaware County, PA), Forrest City High School (Susquehanna County, PA) with a Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0 or greater and is involved in extracurricular activities. First preference to a student studying within the Zeigler College of Business. The scholarship is renewable as long as the student continues to meet the criteria.

A Bloomsburg University student majoring in Accounting with a minimum Grade Point Average of 3.0. First preference is given to a first-generation college student. The scholarship is renewable pending meeting criteria.

Student who was raised by a single parent, preference a single mother. Financial need required. Renewable through senior year if student continues to qualify.

A Bloomsburg University student majoring in Communications or Marketing that is from Northampton or Lehigh County with financial need. If not student qualifies, any Bloomsburg University student in good academic standing majoring in Communications or Marketing is eligible. The scholarship is not renewable.

To support a professional experience for a student enrolled in the Educational Leadership graduate program with a preference to Student Affairs and Counseling tracks. Student must be in good academic standing with a minimum grade point average of 3.0 and have financial need. Submit Professional Experience application.

First preference, residents of Catawissa, PA, and second consideration, residents of Columbia County; who are majoring in a natural science curriculum (biology, chemistry, physics, geology, and earth science majors); financial need.

Member of the football team as determined by the head football coach.

Accounting major; academic achievement.

Currently enrolled student whose permanent residence and high school alma mater is in Schuylkill County or a student whose parent(s) graduated from Bloomsburg University and who also graduated from a Schuylkill County high school; financial need.

First preference to a graduate from Tamaqua Area High School transferring from any community college. Second preference is for any graduate of Tamaqua Area High School. The scholarship can be used for undergraduate or graduate level. All recipients MUST be a graduate of Tamaqua Area High School. A slightly higher award amount will be given to their first preference, transfer students. Renewable for 4 years.

First priority to Business Education major; Second priority to Information and Technology Management major; Third priority to College of Business major. Students must have a minimum grade point average of 3.0 and demonstrate financial need.

At time of application, junior history major in the College of Liberal Arts or a social studies emphasis in an elementary or secondary education major; 3.25 grade point average; no grade below a "B"; completion of a minimum of 12 credits in history and a cumulative 3.0 grade point average in all other non-history courses.  Submit an essay discussing the nature of history as a discipline of study; submit recommendations from two different history faculty members the applicant has had as instructors.

Incoming freshman, first preference given to graduate of Mount Carmel High School, second preference North Schuylkill High School, Financial need, renewable if student continues to qualify.

Current member of the BU football team and in good academic standing.

A member of the BU women or men's swimming team with a minimum grade point average (GPA) of 2.5 and has financial need. The scholarship is renewable as long as the criteria continues to be met.

A sophomore, junior or senior student at Bloomsburg majoring in Accounting or Finance with financial need. Minimum grade point average of 3.0. The scholarship is renewable. 

A Commonwealth University-Bloomsburg student studying abroad with a preference to Italy or Spain.

An ACT 101 student who has demonstrated excellence in approach to the academic rigors of higher education by successful completion of their first semester at Bloomsburg University. Should the ACT 101 program no longer exist, the scholarship should be awarded to underrepresented, low-income, or first generation college students. Financial need may be considered. Renewable for a maximum of eight semesters if the student maintains academic good standing and satisfactory progress towards degree completion. Failure to meet these standards will result in the permanent loss of the scholarship.

Incoming freshmen majoring in accounting; financial need; minimum 2.0 overall GPA. Renewable up to 5 years if student meets financial need and GPA: Sophomore 2.5 GPA, Junior 2.75 GPA, Senior 3.0 GPA, Graduate 3.0 GPA. Minimum GPA is based on previous calendar year's grades.

1) Provide a letter of recommendation from a high school teacher addressing the following: a) Student's growth and maturity over his/her senior year; b) Why you believe the student will succeed in college; c) Student's commitment to accounting as a career and profession. 2) Present a personal essay outlining how he/she meets or exceeds the following assessment criteria: a) Examples of how you have improved and matured as a student throughout your high school career; b) Description of professional plans and preparation (why accounting?); c) Why you believe you will be successful in college; d) Leadership roles in organizations and activities; e) Volunteer experience; f) Professional demeanor; g) Classroom participation.

Senior economics major with highest overall grade point average as of September 1 each year; completion or be enrolled in at least 21 credit hours of economic courses including both intermediate macro and intermediate micro.

An incoming freshman from Northumberland, Snyder or Union County.  First preference to students in a health professions major.  Financial need, as determined by the University.  Scholarship is renewable as long as the candidate remains in good academic standing.

A first-generation college student majoring in Accounting of Finance that has a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0 and has financial need. The scholarship is renewable as long as the student continues to meet the criteria.

1. A full-time mid-level or secondary student majoring in: mathematics education, chemistry education, physics education, or biology education
2. Must be a United States citizen and live within a 50-mile radius of Bloomsburg University with first preference to: Mount Carmel, Ranshaw, Shamokin, Kulpmont, Marion Heights
3. A rising sophomore (at least 30 credits) with a minimum Grade Point Average of 2.5 with high financial need
4. Scholarship may be used for tuition, room and board and books

Sophomore or junior Finance major; resident of Schuylkill, Lycoming, or Columbia Counties; 3.0 grade point average.

An incoming freshman studying Art Studio with financial need. A first preference is given to a student with a concentration in Graphic Web/Interactive Design. The scholarship is renewable as long as the criteria continues to be met.

A sophomore, junior or senior majoring in Environmental, Geographical and Geological Science, with a preference to GIS with a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 2.7 or greater and a major GPA of 3.0 or greater. The student must have financial need and be in good academic standing. Students should apply annually and complete an essay on one of the following questions:
1.) How would you like to apply your GIS education after graduation?
2.) Where do you think the discipline of GIS is moving towards?
3.) What interests you the most about GIS and why is it important to you?

Note: There are no incorrect answers, but it is crucial to defend your reasoning.

A junior or senior studying Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology with a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0. Scholarship is renewable as long as the student continues to meet the criteria.

Outstanding junior chemistry major.

This scholarship was established by Brinley Crahall, Jr. in memory of his sister and is in support of a sophomore, junior or senior Elementary Education major who has achieved a positive academic record, a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0 and manifests promise of academic success. First preference to a graduate from Luzerne County, PA, second preference to a graduate from Mifflin County, PA and third preference to any graduate from PA. Student must have financial need, as determined by the University. This scholarship is renewable for a maximum of six semesters, however, student must reapply annually.

Student must demonstrate need, as per current financial aid guidelines. Must have a minimum 3.0 GPA and/or rank in the top 30% of his/her high school. If student is a transfer student, he/she must have achieved a minimum 3.0 GPA at the college from which he/she is transferring. If the above-mentioned criteria are met for more than one candidate, candidates with demonstrated leadership ability will be first priority.

A non-traditional student with a first preference to Lycoming County and a second preference to surrounding counties. The scholarship is renewable for five years or greater, at the discretion of the donor or recipient department chair.

A nursing major that is currently facing or has overcome a major life challenge, with a preference to those with a significant medical condition. Minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.25 with a preference for those in the Honors Program. The scholarship is renewable.

A Masters of Instructional Design and Technology major. 

A student majoring in Digital Forensics or Cybersecurity with financial need. The scholarship is renewable.

Accounting major; junior status at time of award; minimum overall 3.5 grade point average; community volunteer; possess high ideals, strong moral character, love of mathematics.

Full-time adult student who is a single parent; financial need considered in addition to the student's academic record. Renewable if student continues to qualify. Submit a 500-word essay on why receiving this scholarship is important to you.

Students interested in pursuing a career in radio. Preference to student(s) who have attended the Confer Radio Talent Institute, completed an internship or worked at a radio station, or actively involved with the BU Radio Station. Student must be in good academic standing, financial need preferred. Renewable for one year if the student continues to meet criteria.

Resident of Philadelphia, ACT101 student, an active member of an on campus organization, and completion of at least 50 hours of community service. Submit a 250 word essay answering "What are your career goals and how will earning a college degree help you achieve those goals?", include any academic achievements, community service, and personal characteristics that make you deserving of this scholarship.

Current member of BU football team.

Graduate student with financial need.

Incoming freshman from Lewisburg, Milton, or Mifflinburg School District. Financial need, minimum 3.0 GPA, renewable if student continues to qualify.

Incoming freshman enrolled in the ACT 101 program with financial need. First preference given to students graduating from the Penn Wood High School, second preference to student living in 19023 or 19050 zip codes, third preference to students living in Delaware County, PA. Preference to students that are first generation college students and preference to students raised by a single parent. Award is renewable.

Member of the track, football, and/or basketball teams as determined by the coaches of men's athletics.

Language major who will be a second semester freshman in the spring semester preceding the award year. Applicants must have taken at least one course above Elementary Two, be enrolled in at least 204 Intermediate Language, have a letter of recommendation from a fall semester instructor, have been in the upper 15% of their high school class, or have a verbal SAT score of at least 525 (if a native speaker of English). If a non-native speaker of English other qualifications will be considered as appropriate. All applicants must also have a cumulative grade point average of not less than 3.0 and a 3.8 grade point average in the fall foreign language course(s) in their major.

A football player with financial need. Preference to students from Schuylkill or Bucks counties. Second preference to students majoring in Education. Third preference for an incoming freshman.

 

A nursing major with the first preference to a student from Valley View High School, second preference to a student from Lackawanna County and third preference to a student from Pennsylvania. The scholarship is renewable as long as the student continues to meet the criteria.

Students from the Lehigh Valley, first preference to Lehigh County, with financial need.

Sigma Iota Omega brother; enrolled in the fall semester preceding the award year of payment; exemplifies the best qualities of fraternal brotherhood. If no qualified recipient is available, the donor would give preference to a descent of an SIO brother, or a member of the University's wrestling, basketball, track, football, swimming teams or a history major.

Freshman, preference order as listed: graduate of Shamokin Area HS, graduate of any HS or Vocational/technical school in the Shamokin Area School District, attended school or was home schooled in the southern end of the anthracite coal region in Northumberland County. Academic achievement, renewable through senior year if student continues to qualify.

Current BU student with financial need and be enrolled in a Graduate or Doctoral program at Bloomsburg University. Student must demonstrate their passion and commitment to their chosen field, as well as the issues facing the LGBTQ community. An essay is required outlining past and future involvement in LGBTQ community and their field of study.

Current BU student with financial need and at least 24 credits remaining until graduation. Student must participate in LGBTQA programs, clubs or conferences and submit an essay detailing how receiving this scholarship will assist their education at Bloomsburg University.

Undergraduate student working in Library or Technology

Currently enrolled or incoming freshman male resident of Lackawanna or Luzerne County; minimum 2.75 GPA or "B" average if an incoming freshman; financial need. Renewable until graduation if maintains 2.75 GPA.

English or Secondary Education English major; completion of at least four English courses, including composition; academic excellence.

Must be a member of the men's soccer team.

Incoming freshman; education major; full-time student who demonstrates financial need but is ineligible for Pell (federal) or PHEAA (state) grants.

A Commonwealth student who is traveling abroad for the first time and has a Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0 or greater. First preference for the award to a student majoring within the College of Liberal Arts, in specific order: English, Language and Cultures, Art and Art History, Anthropology, History, then any other major. Second preference for the award to a student majoring within the College of Education in a liberal arts area of secondary or middle level education. The award is not eligible to a student majoring within the College of Business or Science and Technology, or an Honors program student.

Currently enrolled or incoming freshman female resident of Lackawanna or Luzerne County; financial need; minimum 2.75 GPA or "B" average if an incoming freshman. Renewable until graduation if maintains 2.75 GPA.

Junior or senior special education major in semester of award payment; minimum 2.5 grade point average. Renewable until graduation if criteria is met.

Merit: Student shows commitment to the department and discipline that goes above and beyond the basic expectations of faculty. Participation: Student Exhibits commitment to Art outside the classroom with equal dedication as to the activities within the classroom (i.e. student exhibits their artwork outside of BU; participates in residencies, assistantships, internships or other external opportunities). Creative Potential: Student artwork is evaluated as superior (through portfolio review) and shows intent to pursue creative work beyond their coursework at BU.

Choral student with outstanding collegiate vocal performance or choral ensemble contribution; performance continuation expected.

Full-time female student who is also a mother. Financial need required. May reapply in subsequent years but renewal is not guaranteed.

Returning student in the Honors Program (sophomore, junior, senior); financial need. The scholarship is renewable for up to three years providing the recipient continues to qualify for participation in the Honors Program.

Secondary Education Mathematics major who will be in their senior year at time of award, who have a minimum grade point average of 3.0 in their mathematics courses and a minimum grade point average of 3.0 overall. Preference will be given to Pennsylvania residents, students with financial need, or those active in community service.

English or secondary education English major; completion of at least four English courses, including composition; academic excellence.

One award for an Incoming freshman and one award for a Transfer student; first preference to Southern Columbia High School graduates or Columbia County residents; grade point average, class standing, and activities will be considered.

Graduate status at time of award payment. Must be matriculated in the MSEd Business Education program as a full-time student carrying at least nine semester hours. First preference to Southern Columbia High School graduates or Columbia County residents; 2.8 minimum grade point average. May be renewed upon re-application and maintenance of the required 2.8 minimum GPA. Submit (1) a letter explaining reasons for pursuing business education and a teaching career; and (2) a resume which includes a description of extracurricular and community service participation or business work experience.

Junior or senior student status at time of award payment, or students with an undergraduate degree who are pursuing certification only. Business Education major, first preference to Southern Columbia High School graduates or Columbia County residents; 2.8 minimum grade point average. May be renewed upon re-application and maintenance of the required 2.8 minimum GPA.

Sophomore status at time of award payment. Business Education major, first preference to Southern Columbia High School graduates or Columbia County residents; 2.8 minimum grade point average. May be renewed upon re-application and maintenance of the required 2.8 minimum GPA.

Senior in semester of award payment; minimum 3.0 cumulative quality point average; permanent residence in either Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery, or Philadelphia County. Financial need will be considered.

Member of football team; good academic standing; represent the University and their sport in a positive manner.

Sophomore, junior, or senior status with a minimum of 2.5 grade point average who has financial need. First preference will be given to students from Selinsgrove High School.

Business Education/Information and Technology Management major (undergraduate or retraining or for certification); returning adult student (25 years or more); minimum sophomore status (full or part-time) in semester of award payment ; and 3.0 cumulative grade point average.

A deserving sophomore or junior nursing major with financial need. First preference to a minority student. The scholarship is renewable as long as the criteria is met.

A Bloomsburg student with financial need. The scholarship is renewable. 

Upperclassman student from Bucks County; minimum grade point average 3.0 with financial need and leadership skills. Submit a recommendation by advisor, or group explaining student's leadership skills.

Member of the football team.

Minority student, preference to African American who is a sophomore or higher status at time of application. Financial need may be considered. Preference to student with military service/veteran and from Lycoming County.

Member of Alpha Sigma Alpha, preference to an education or business major. If Greek organizations cease to exist, a student who is a legacy of a BU alumni who was a member of Alpha Sigma Alpha. If no student meets the criteria, the award shall be given to a student who is a legacy of a BU alumni who was a member of any Greek organization. Minimum 250 word essay on what receiving the scholarship would mean to your experience at Bloomsburg University.

Member of Lambda Chi Alpha, preference to an education, business, or communications major.  If Greek organizations cease to exist, a student who is a legacy of a BU alumni who was a member of Lambda Chi Alpha. If no student meets the criteria, the award shall be given to a student who is a legacy of a BU alumni who was a member of any Greek organization. Minimum 250 word essay on what receiving the scholarship would mean to your experience at Bloomsburg University.

Arts & Sci. history major; 3.0 overall (3.25 in history courses); 40 credits earned (includes 9 in history) at time of application; all to be verified by FCINF; 2 letters of recommendation from 2 History Dept. members.

Arts & Sci. history major; 3.0 overall (3.25 in history courses); 75 credits earned (includes 21 in history) at time of application; all to be verified by FCINF; 2 letters of recommendation from 2 History Dept. members; research paper on historical topic

Arts & Sci. history major; 3.0 overall (3.25 in history courses); 15 credits earned (includes 3 in history) at time of application; all to be verified by FCINF; one letter of recommendation from a History Dept. member.

A student-athlete who is a member of a Bloomsburg University women's swimming team in good academic standing, represents the University and sport in a positive manner and is renewable.

Student of sound character who is a member of the protestant church, in school at least one year and have financial need.

Early Childhood Education major, minimum 3.0 grade point average, and financial need.

First preference to Bloomsburg High School graduates, second to Columbia County and third to surrounding counties. Top 20% of graduating high school class, First preference to Elementary Education major, second preference to Education major. Financial Need and Maintains a GPA of 3.0 or higher and the scholarship is renewable

Full-time employee of a school district teaching kindergarten through grade six, public or private; BU candidacy standing as graduate student in M.Ed. Program in Early Childhood Education; 4.00 grade point average after completion of 9-12 graduate credits.

Sigma Iota Omega brother; enrolled in the fall semester preceding the award year of payment; exemplifies the best qualities of fraternal brotherhood. If no qualified recipient is available, the donor would give preference to a descent of an SIO brother, or a member of the University's wrestling, basketball, track, football, swimming teams or a history major.

Newly admitted or currently enrolled students who demonstrate financial need. Preference given to students whose permanent address is in Luzerne County.

First preference to a first generation student who is a member of the football team. (The first generation definition for this criteria is: First generation to go to college. Parents did not attend college.) If no qualified recipient is available during any given year, an alternate student will be identified at the discretion of the football coaching staff.

A Commonwealth University-Bloomsburg women's basketball player, who represents their sport and the University in a positive manner. 

Currently enrolled student seeking a degree in Business or Education. Resident of Luzerne, Columbia, Montour, Northumberland, or Schuylkill County. Must have financial need.

Current member of the BU men's tennis team, good academic standing.

Sophomore or junior business major; financial need.

First preference to a Latino or Hispanic student that has completed at least 24 credits. Student will submit an essay of at least 300 words demonstrating a record of active community service with a predominantly Hispanic community organization. Student should include contact information for at least one reference from the organization.

A member of the Bloomsburg University wrestling team in good academic standing.

Member of football team, good standing as determined by the head coach.

A junior, in good academic standing with financial need, who is majoring in chemistry and is an active member of the chemistry club. If there is no junior candidate, a senior may receive the award. Candidates should complete the essay topic "Why did you choose chemistry and how does it relate to your career goals?"

A member of the BU Football team with the first preference to an offensive or defensive lineman. The student must have financial need a maintain a minimum 2.8 Grade Point Average and represent the University and their sport in a positive manner.

Awarded to select Theatre majors who display a commitment to theatre as a diverse and multi-disciplinary pursuit, possess a collaborative spirit and leadership qualities, and who demonstrate a positive, willing attitude and a strong work ethic. Preference will be given to students who have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 overall and 3.5 in theatre courses. Students may apply for up to 4 years, but renewal is not guaranteed. Submit a resume of experience in theatre and a short essay addressing the question: "How has your experience in theatre impacted your understanding of leadership, collaboration, or work ethic?" Newly entering students must submit a letter of support from an individual familiar with the student's theatrical experience. An audition or portfolio presentation and an interview with the Theatre Arts Faculty will be required.

To schedule the audition or portfolio review and interview, candidates must contact Prof. David A. Miller, Michael Collins Theatre Scholarship Chair, by email (dmiller@commonwealthu.edu) once all paperwork has been submitted. Applicants who omit materials will not be considered for an award.

First preference to a current Art Studio major taking Masters of Science Instructional Technology courses or a recent Bloomsburg University graduate with a degree in Art Studio. Second preference to a current undergraduate student taking Masters of Science Instructional Technology courses. Third preference to a graduate of Bloomsburg University enrolling in the Master of Science Instructional Technology program. All preferences must contain financial need, as determined by the University.

To support a professional experience. Submit Professional Experience application.

Sophomore, Junior or Senior majoring in either Art or Humanities major. The scholarship is for one-year only and is not renewable.

Member of the BU football team with good academic standing. First preference is for a quarterback, running back, or receiver from Lehigh Valley. If no one in these positions are from Lehigh Valley, then any player from Lehigh Valley is eligible. If no one from Lehigh Valley is available, then any member of the football team is eligible.

A first-generation student majoring in Business with financial need. The scholarship is renewable as long as the student continues to qualify and maintains a minimum 2.5 Grade Point Average (GPA).

A junior or senior majoring in Mass Communications with a second preference to anyone majoring within the College of Liberal Arts. The candidate should have financial need. The scholarship is renewable as long as the candidate continues to meet the criteria.

This scholarship is a Most Valuable Player Award in the eyes of Mike Sohn. The discipline he demanded from himself, the dedication he asked of himself, and the loyalty he taught to his teammates are the standards by which this award is given. Awarded to the individual who best exemplifies high standards of excellence in the classroom, is a leader on the gridiron, and a positive influence in the community.

Incoming freshmen in the College of Business; rank in the first decile (upper 10%) of the high school class and achieve a score of 1150 or above on the SAT with a minimum of 550 on each portion OR rank in the second decile of high school class and achieve a score of 1250 or above on the SAT with a minimum of 600 on each portion. Renewable for three additional years if academic achievement level is maintained -- 3.2 for freshman year, 3.5 after each subsequent year. NOTE: These are grade point averages for the individual academic year under review -- not cumulative averages.

Incoming freshmen; rank in the first decile (upper 10%) of the high school class and achieve a score of 1150 or above on the SAT with a minimum of 550 on each portion OR rank in the second decile of high school class and achieve a score of 1250 or above on the SAT with a minimum of 600 on each portion. Renewable for three additional years if academic achievement level is maintained---3.2 for freshman year, 3.5 after each subsequent year. NOTE: These are grade point averages for the individual academic year under review--not cumulative averages.

A scholarship to assist those financially through college that are/were in the foster care system.

Student athlete with financial need.

Graduates of Mount Carmel High School who have been enrolled at Bloomsburg University in the fall semester preceding the award year.

Music student selected by department committee.

Pennsylvania resident, preference to Columbia County, second preference to surrounding counties; Majoring in College of Business; Maintain a grade point average (GPA) of 2.5; Financial need, as determined by the University, preference to a student that may not have been able to attend college due to this financial need; Renewable through senior year if student(s) continues to qualify.

Management major; minimum 3.0 grade point average; financial need; one award reserved for a protected-class member.

Junior or senior marketing major; minimum 3.0 grade point average; financial need; one award reserved for a protected-class member.

Active in music performance through department ensembles; demonstrate leadership and musical proficiency therein; obvious musical contributions; any major.

College of Business major in good academic standing with financial need.

A rising senior in the Supply Chain Management major with a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 2.75. Earn at least 15 credits in Supply Chain Management major required courses and earned a total of 90 credits (including the current spring semester). Students should be well-rounded in both Supply Chain Management experience and University co-curricular participation. Student must complete listing of SCM-related experiences and provide co-curricular participation within the past two years. Students must also complete a 200 word or less statement on “My SCM Career Aspirations.”

Bloomsburg University Zeigler College of Business major with the first preference for a student accepted into the Supply Chain Management program. Students at Lock Haven and Mansfield are eligible, with first preference to Bloomsburg campus students. Renewable for 4 years.

Junior accounting major; outstanding academic achievement in accounting; financial need will be considered only to break a tie.

Enrolled in the College of Liberal Arts; financial need; academic achievement; and activities.

Outstanding junior in art history as determined by the Department of Art and Art History.

Junior or senior Electronics Engineering Technology major; academic performance in EET and related areas; with extracurricular contribution.

A Bloomsburg University student majoring within the nursing program maintaining a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0. The scholarship is renewable as long as the student continues to meet the criteria.

An elementary education major with financial need. Preference to a first generation student to attend college. Applicants must meet the requirements for regular fall freshman admission and have achieved at least 1050 on the SAT examination or equivalent. Once the student has been chosen to receive this scholarship, he/she must maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA and maintain satisfactory academic progress in order to remain eligible to receive the award until his/her academic program appears to the University to have been completed, or unless the candidate is considered to no longer qualify for the award.

A Bloomsburg University student studying abroad. First preference to a history major, second preference to any Arts, Social Science and Humanities major.

Member of the football team in good academic standing.

Member of the BU wrestling team, good academic standing (minimum 2.0 GPA), represents the university and their sport in a positive manner. Renewable at the discretion of Athletics Administration if criteria is met.

An incoming freshman, PA resident of Carbon County, studying in the College of Education; financial need; academic achievement as determined by the Scholarship Committee; renewable if student continues to qualify.

Sophomore, junior, or senior member of an athletic team who is not receiving an athletic grant or athletic scholarship.

College of Business major. This award is intended to reward perseverance through difficulties, when that perseverance results in obtaining a college education. The impediments overcome may be of any nature, including physical, financial, emotional, or personal. The Paul J. Yori, Jr. Award Advisory Committee selects the recipient and reserves the right to forego making an award if no applicants meet the award criteria. Submit a brief essay stating obstacles or challenges that you have endured and goals achieved.

A current BU student of at least sophomore status with a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0 that participates in the LGBTQA programs, clubs or conferences in support of the club's mission and goals. Student should have financial need with a first preference to a student within the College of Science and Technology. The scholarship is renewable as long as all the criteria continues to be met.

Creative writer (prose, non-fiction) piece submitted to the English department scholarship committee.

A member of the Bloomsburg University women’s soccer team, who represents the University and their team in a positive manner.

A member of the Bloomsburg University men’s soccer team, who represents the University and their team in a positive manner.

A member of the Bloomsburg University baseball team in good academic standing and represents the University and their sport in a positive manner. The scholarship is renewable

Member of university sport team

A member of the Bloomsburg University men's soccer team in good academic standing and represents the University and their sport in a positive manner. The scholarship is renewable

A member of the Bloomsburg University tennis team in good academic standing and represents the University and their sport in a positive manner. The scholarship is renewable

A member of the Bloomsburg University women's soccer team in good academic standing and represents the University and their sport in a positive manner. The scholarship is renewable

A student majoring within the Zeigler College of Business that has a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0 with financial need. The first preference will be given to graduates of Unionville High School, second preference to Chester County, PA residents with a final preference to residents surrounding Chester County. The scholarship is renewable as long as the student continues to qualify.

A Zeigler College of Business major with financial need and a Grade Point Average of at least 2.5. The scholarship is renewable, as long as the student continues to meet the criteria.

Students from Dept. of Anthropology or Dept. of Languages & Cultures in semester or year-long abroad experiences. Must be in good academic standing and demonstrate financial need. Anthropology major(s) will be given first preference for award(s) during academic years beginning with an odd number for the fall semester, Languages & Cultures major(s) will be given first preference during academic years beginning with an even number for the fall semester.

Member of football team who has a declared major in Communication Disorders or Special Education or who is a student with a disability requiring a documented IEP.

Given to the to the student with the best research paper each semester for the course Research in Political Science (Polisci 300)

Current freshmen, sophomores, and juniors in the Presidential Leadership Program. Applicants must have a 3.0 cumulative grade point average; must have completed their active requirements and annual capstone; and cannot be on an active judicial sanction at time of application. Note: Community service hours for which students receive payment, have performed for academic credit, or for judicial sanction cannot be used to fulfill the community service requirement. Essay: Why do you believe you deserve this scholarship? How have your PLP experiences helped you, and how do you plan to be involved with PLP in the future?

Must have contributed a minimum of 20 hours of documented community service each semester with supporting documentation; 1 recommendation letter from your faculty advisor; must have assumed at least one leadership position in another student organization on campus with significant leadership responsibilities.

Current employee or family member of a current employee at The Press Enterprise. Sophomore, Junior or Senior with a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) 3.0 or higher and renewable as long as the recipient meets the criteria.

Geography major, academic achievement, and financial need.

Must be a member (hold account) of Pennsylvania State Employees Credit Union in good standing (All BU students are eligible for membership. Contact PSECU at 570-387-4703 for more information.); academic achievement; financial need may be considered.

A Commonwealth University-Bloomsburg football player that represents the University and their sport in a positive manner with good academic standing.

Student athlete competing on Bloomsburg University's Women's Lacrosse team; player must have completed a minimum of 24 credits; have a cumulative grade point average of 2.5 or better; and exhibit leadership qualities and good sportsmanship. (The dollars available will be distributed among the number of recipients selected. If only one student is selected, half the award will be disbursed in the fall and half in the spring semester.)

A student from the Greater Harrisburg, PA community with the first preference to a first-generation college student. Student should be in good academic standing. The scholarship is renewable

Management major; 3.5 average in the management major; dynamic and enthusiastic personality, senior status for semester of award payment.

A professional experience to support a student-faculty research project expenses such as travel to a conference to present work. Second preference for student expenses to attend a professional conference/meeting. Third priority for a class field trip and field project expenses. Fourth priority for faculty research projects. Fifth priority for equipment and software expenses (less than $1,500) not covered by the department or University budget.

Member of athletic team, preference given to graduates from high schools in the greater Hazleton area, good academic standing, represents the University and their sport in a positive manner

A student with an undergraduate degree in accounting from Bloomsburg University pursuing the Master of Accountancy degree. The student should be a resident of Pennsylvania and have a minimum grade point average (GPA) of 3.25.

Current member of football team in good academic standing.

A member of the Commonwealth University-Bloomsburg football team that represents their sport and University in a positive manner.  

Sister of Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority whose personality emulates Rita's warm and caring effervescent nature; provides service to and is active in Sigma Sigma Sigma; must have at least one complete semester remaining at the time of award presentation. The recipient will be determined with who has the greater financial need.

A first generation student with financial need, enrolled full-time and in good academic standing. Must be a resident of Northumberland, Montour, Columbia, Union, Snyder, Schuylkill, Lycoming, Tioga, Sullivan, Bradford or Clinton counties in Pennsylvania. Student should submit a brief statement regarding their academic goals and how this scholarship will benefit them throughout their undergraduate career. The scholarship is renewable.

Sigma Iota Omega Fraternity brother with at least one complete semester remaining at the time of the award recipient selection in April; service to the University community and SIO. Financial aid may be considered to break a tie. If no qualified recipient is available, the donor would give preference to a descent of an SIO brother, or a member of the University's wrestling, basketball, track, football, swimming teams or a history major.

A rising junior that demonstrates financial need in Mathematics and maintains a grade point average (GPA) of 3.0. Scholarship is renewable through senior year if student(s) meets academic and major requirements.

A rising junior that demonstrates financial need in Special Education and maintains a grade point average (GPA) of 3.0. Scholarship is renewable through senior year if student(s) meets academic and major requirements.

Sigma Iota Omega brother; enrolled in the fall semester preceding the award year of payment; exemplifies the best qualities of fraternal brotherhood. If no qualified recipient is available, the donor would give preference to a descent of an SIO brother, or a member of the University's wrestling, basketball, track, football, swimming teams or a history major.

Resident of Lycoming County, minimum 2.5 GPA, financial need, preference given to a student in the College of Business. Renewable if criteria is met.

Member of football team, good academic standing, represents the University and their sport in a positive manner.

Selected by the head football coach.

Upperclassmen majoring in criminal justice; must be a Pennsylvania resident and have financial need.

Member of BU wrestling team; demonstrate to coaching staff a strong work ethic and a level of integrity that is a positive representation of BU and the wrestling program.

Senior student and member of BU football team. Preference will be given to education majors and to students exhibiting potential and desire to coach.

A Bloomsburg University Computer Science major with financial need. The scholarship is renewable as long as the student continues to qualify.

Army or Air Force Cadet. Preference to a cadet enrolled in a 200 level ROTC course, meet their respective branch's height/weight standards, a score of 255/85 or higher in their branches Physical Fitness Score (255 for Army, 85 Air Force). Each documented and verified activity of involvement such as: color guard, recruiting table, land navigation etc. and/or every 5 hours of documented and verified community service equates to 5 points with a maximum of 50 possible points.

A sophomore, junior or senior art major with a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 2.5 and financial need. The student must be a resident of Pennsylvania with the first preference to someone from Bloomsburg. The scholarship is renewable as long as the student continues to qualify.

Upperclassman; wrestling letter winner from previous year; good academic standing; demonstrate dedication, sportsmanship, and perseverance.

A student enrolled in the guidance counseling program.

A student majoring in secondary education with a concentration in English.

Incoming freshman seeking a degree in Audiology & Speech Path, financial need, academic achievement, and demonstrated commitment to community service. Renewable if student continues to qualify.

A Bloomsburg University student majoring within the College of Education. First preference to a student from Upper Dauphin School District and second preference to surrounding rural towns within Dauphin County, PA. The recipient should have financial need. The scholarship is renewable as long as the criteria continues to be met. 

An incoming freshman with financial need. The scholarship is renewable as long as the student remains in good academic standing.

An athlete on the Bloomsburg University Women's Soccer team. The scholarship is renewable as long as the student continues to qualify.

An undergraduate math or computer science major with financial need. The scholarship is renewable. 

An undergraduate or graduate major in speech-language pathology with a first preference to those with financial need. The scholarship is renewable. 

Creative writer (prose, non-fiction) piece submitted to the English department scholarship committee.

Any Bloomsburg University student with financial need.

A member of the Husky Ambassadors program, or another student leadership program should the Husky Ambassador program cease to exist with a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0. The scholarship is renewable as long as the student continues to meet the criteria.

A student-athlete with financial need with first preference to a track athlete.

A Bloomsburg University student with first preference to a Special Education major, second preference to a Speech Pathology major. The student should have financial need. The award is renewable as long as the student continues to meet the criteria. 

Male or female basketball player with a preference to Columbia County graduates, otherwise, a student from Pennsylvania with financial need. Scholarship is renewable through senior year as long as the student qualifies.

Incoming freshman; College of Business major; top third of his/her class and achieve a minimum combined SAT's of 1050. Financial need will be the determining factor in case multiple eligible students. Renewable for three additional years if academic achievement level is maintained -- minimum 2.75 for freshman year, 3.0 for sophomore, junior and senior years. Failure to do so will result in loss of scholarship.

A sophomore with the best improved freshman GPA from the Fall to Spring semester in the ACT 101/EOP program with a preference given to a black or Latino student. The scholarship is not renewable.

To support an elementary education major wishing to study abroad. Submit Professional Experience application. If no qualified applicant, funding can be used for any Bloomsburg student wishing to study abroad.

A full-time female student who is a member of the field hockey team. Preference will be given to students in elementary or secondary education.

Rising sophomore, junior, or senior with full-time status, minimum GPA of 2.5 at time of application, financial need. Submit Professional Experience Application.

A secondary education major, with a preference to any mathematics track with financial need. The scholarship is renewable. 

Current member of the BU football team.

The first preference is for an internship for a social work major that has completed at least 90 credits. Second preference is for an internship for a student majoring in sociology, psychology or criminal justice that has completed at least 90 credits. The student should be in good academic standing and have financial need. Submit Professional Experience application.

Incoming freshman; Education major; graduates of Bloomsburg Area Joint School District, Millville Area School District, or Southern Area School District.

Current member of the BU football team.

Emergency needs of Bloomsburg University students

Rising junior or senior undergraduate education majors with formal admission into the education program at the time of the award; active S-PSEA member two consecutive semesters (at time of submission must have minimum of 4 hours community service completed, attendance at four S-PSEA meetings and two S-PSEA professional development hours). Must apply each year.

 

Must submit 400-500 word essay answering: Identify three positive qualities you have and how those qualities lend themselves to being an effective teacher.

Incoming freshman from Northumberland County, preference to Sunbury. Financial Need.

Undergraduate student with commitment to community service who attended one of the following school districts: Bloomsburg, Central, Columbia, Columbia Montour Vo-Tech, Southern Area, Danville, Berwick, Hazleton, Tamaqua, Shamokin, Mount Carmel, Shikellamy, Millville, Benton, Milton, Shenandoah. Renewable until graduation.

An incoming freshman with a declared major in nursing, with the first preference to a student that is a minority. The scholarship is renewable as long as the recipient meets the criteria.

A Commonwealth University-Bloomsburg student majoring in secondary education with financial need. The scholarship is renewable.

First preference given to a female student who is a single parent (full or part-time status) in good academic standing with financial need. If no female single parent qualifies, the scholarship can be awarded to any female student with dependent children. If no female student qualifies at all, preference will be given to a male parent with dependent children who is in good academic standing and has financial need. If no parent with dependent children qualifies or applies, the scholarship may be awarded to any student in good academic standing and has financial need. Submit a brief statement of educational goals.

Education major with financial need. If no student meets this criteria, then any student with financial need is eligible.

Demonstrated strong interest in music either as a developing piano student in the Department of Music, music minor, or elementary education major.

Earth Science or Geosciences major; junior or senior status at time of award; good academic standing; application to an accredited summer field camp training program. (Funds will not be disbursed until proof of completion is provided.) Funds may also be used to pay for travel expenses to the field camp.

Fall only award for Transfer students from a community college in Pennsylvania, who are Pennsylvania residents. Transferring a minimum of 45 credits to Bloomsburg University. Preference for students who have completed an Associate's Degree. Financial need. Pursuing a major at Bloomsburg University in the Zeigler College of Business. Maintaining full-time enrollment. Preference for students who participated in dual enrollment to accrue college credits while in high school. Preference for students who participated in Zeigler Institute for Professional Development activities at their community college, if available. Scholarship is renewable for up to five semesters if the student maintains a GPA of 3.0 or higher. Recipients will participate with an advisor/coach within the Zeigler College of Business to ensure the recipients will participate in Zeigler Institute for Professional Development activities and remain on track to graduate. Completion of a 500-1,000 word essay describing: “Why did you choose to attend a Community College and why are you now planning to attend Bloomsburg University?”

An incoming freshman or a senior student enrolled in Bloomsburg University's American Sign Language program that has financial need.

A sophomore, junior or senior who have declared Accounting or Sociology as their major with a Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0 or greater and have a demonstrated financial need. Renewable through senior year if student continues to qualify.

Financial support for the Series 7 exam preparation, testing and licensure; financial planning and investment-related activities; Student and Faculty professional development in the areas of finance and investments; other professional certifications, licenses and designations.

Incoming freshman, education major with financial need. Must have a GPA of at least 3.0. Renewable

Incoming freshman, College of Liberal Arts, preference to an art major. Must have financial need and a GPA of at least 2.5. Renewable

Incoming freshman, in preference order Math, Biology, Health Physics or Nursing major. Must have financial need and a GPA of at least 2.5. Renewable

Emergency scholarship need, as determined by the University.

Preference given to a deserving student in the Criminal Justice Program; student must have distinguished themselves in research program, internships and/or community involvement; and have academic achievement within the department.

Incoming freshman who has graduated from Benton High School in Benton, PA with financial need.

An accounting or finance major. Students must be a resident of Pennsylvania, maintain a Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0 and have financial need. Scholarship is renewable as long as the student continues to meet the criteria.

A special education major. Students must be a resident of Pennsylvania, maintain a Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0 and have financial need. Scholarship is renewable as long as the student continues to meet the criteria.

A sophomore, junior or senior, with the first preference to a student majoring in Family and Small Business. Second preference to any Zeigler College of Business major. Student should be in good academic standing. The scholarship is renewable as long as the criteria continues to be met. 

A member of the BU wrestling team, in good academic standing and representing the sport and the University in a positive manner.

First preference given to TKE undergraduate enrolled in the College of Business; minimum 30 credits earned; minimum 2.5 GPA; with financial need. Second preference to other TKE members enrolled in other colleges at the university meeting the same academic and financial need criteria. 

Current member of BU baseball team.

Off-campus resident or resident of university operated apartment complex without a meal plan for semester requested; financial need (FAFSA required); minimum twelve credits required in semester of award.

A scholarship for a resident of Pennsylvania, who is a first generation college student and of ethnic diversity, majoring in the College of Liberal Arts or Science and Technology, who has completed one year and maintained a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 or greater. A representative from Traveler's Insurance may serve as a mentor and coach for the recipient. The scholarship is renewable as long as the student continues to meet the criteria.

An incoming freshman, who is a first generation college student and of ethnic diversity, studying within the Zeigler College of Business that is receiving a Board of Governor's Scholarship. The scholarship shall cover expenses related to the cost of attendance, such as books, room and board, meals, etc. but shall not be applied to tuition. A representative from Traveler's Insurance may serve as a mentor and coach for the recipient. The scholarship is renewable as long as the student continues to meet the criteria.

A member of the Bloomsburg University football team in good academic standing. Represents the University and sport in a positive manner.

University funds for a professional experience.

Upperclassmen of the Bloomsburg University Upward Bound program. Financial need required.

Player or players who have been the most courageous during the football season; selected by the physical therapist and football coaches. If the recipient is a graduating senior, the scholarship money may be used for graduate school or donated to the BU Athletic Department for use in the football scholarship program. The award will be announced after the close of the football season.

Full-time sophomore, junior, or senior; normal progress toward the baccalaureate degree. Criteria listed in priority order: A--Child of a deceased veteran with no living parents; B--Child of a deceased veteran with one living parent; C--Child of a fully disabled veteran as certified by Veterans Administration (VA); D--Child of a veteran with a lesser degree of disability as certified by VA; E--Child of a veteran who is a former graduate or student of BU; F--Child of any veteran; G--Veteran attending BU. A veteran is a person who has served on active duty (as defined by the U. S. Government) in the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, or Air Force and was discharged under honorable conditions or a serviceman who was killed or died while on active military duty. Pending available funds, may be renewed if 3.0 grade point average is maintained and all other eligibility requirements are met.

Junior or senior female student who is a single parent, early childhood education major (PK-4). Renewable.

Act101 student, academic achievement, preference at least 3.0 GPA. Submit a 250 word essay answering "What are your career goals and how will earning a college degree help you achieve those goals?", include any academic achievements, community service, and personal characteristics that make you deserving of this scholarship.

Sophomore at time of award. Major preference order as listed: Accounting major, Business Education major, any student within the College of Business. Financial need, minimum 2.5 GPA, renewable through senior year if the student continues to qualify.

A student pursuing a degree in Nursing with a first preference to graduates of Benton High School, second preference to Columbia-Montour Vo-Tech graduates, then the third preference to any other graduates from Columbia County high schools. The award amount shall not exceed 50% of tuition, fees, room and board. The scholarship is renewable as long as the student continues to meet the criteria.

Current member of the BU football team.

Business Education major; financial need; academic achievement; and activities.

A student worker working in the Greenly Center as part of University Advancement or at the Bloomsburg University Foundation. Student should have a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0 and have financial need. Scholarship is renewable.

History; junior or senior status in semester of award payment; priority to graduates of Hazleton Area or West Hazleton High Schools or Bishop Hafey High School. If no graduate from these schools qualifies, graduates from Weatherly High School, Freeland Mining & Mechanical Institute, Tamaqua, Marian Catholic, Jim Thorpe, Panther Valley, and Pottsville High Schools, & Nativity BVM will be considered.

Foreign language (including American Sign Language); junior or senior status in semester of award payment; priority to graduates of Hazleton Area or West Hazleton High Schools or Bishop Hafey High School. If no graduate from these schools qualifies, graduates from Weatherly High School, Freeland Mining & Mechanical Institute, Tamaqua, Marian Catholic, Jim Thorpe, Panther Valley, and Pottsville High Schools, & Nativity BVM will be considered.

Junior status for semester of award payment, telecommunications specialty; minimum 3.0 grade point average in major recommended; financial need.

Philosophy major, outstanding graduating senior

Junior or Senior in the semesters of award payment; in recognition of outstanding service and commitment to Bloomsburg University Concert Choir. Must have been a member of Concert Choir for a minimum of two semesters, and maintain membership in the ensemble throughout the award year.

Must be a member of the BU football team.

Students from Shamokin, Mt. Carmel, Kulpmont and Coal Township areas who have financial need. If no students from these areas qualify, scholarship may be given to anyone with financial need.

Award will be given to a female student athlete and selected by the athletics administration.

Current member of the BU women's tennis team, good academic standing.

Member of BU wrestling team

Anthropology major with a 3.2 grade point average, 30 credits completed at time of application. Applicant must submit a cover letter and a maximum of a 3 page description of a research or applied project (focusing on Anthropology) which will be conducted in the following year. Special consideration will be given to those projects which will be used to advance the applicants' development in the discipline of Anthropology.

A student within the Zeigler College of Business that is in the University Honors College. Candidates must submit an essay to explain how this scholarship will help their progress as an Honors student and a letter of recommendation.  Applications are due in the spring semester.

Business major, academic achievement, financial need, and activities.

Zeigler College of Business student who is actively working on the Zeigler Institute for Professional Development Program (ZIPD)