Due Feb 1, 2027
George Fox University Scholarship Summit Competition
Direct application
Up to $3,000
Eligibility
School
George Fox University
Education level
Undergraduate
Year of study
Entering
About this scholarship
Incoming George Fox University first-year and transfer students may earn additional scholarship funding through the Scholarship Summit program on top of their merit award.
Participants who complete both program trails may earn $1,000 to $3,000 per year in stack-on funding, depending on application timing. Early Action applicants qualify for up to $3,000 and Priority Decision applicants for up to $2,000. University-funded stack-on awards are capped at $5,000 above the merit scholarship.
Admitted students receive email instructions to complete Trail 1 and department interviews for Trail 2. The program is available only to incoming freshmen and transfer students.
Essay questions
What else to submit
- This is a department-based competition: which essay applies depends on the student's intended major/department track.
- Several departments (Computer Science, Engineering) collect short essay questions via a Google Form one week prior; the exact question wording is inside login-gated Google Forms and was not readable.
- Business department requires no written essay; students prepare to discuss business/leadership experiences in interviews.
- Most departments require essays to be submitted via Google Form approximately one week prior to the summit date.
- Cinematic Arts also requires a creative work sample (max 5 minutes) via Google Drive.
- Psychology also requires a writing sample (max 2 pages) plus required reading on misinformation research.
- Page-based prompts (English 1-2 pages, Social Work 1-2 pages) have no explicit word count; wordLimit set to null.
- Department-based essay or interview requirements vary by intended major/department track.
- Some departments require Google Form essays approximately one week before the summit.
- Cinematic Arts requires a creative work sample of no more than five minutes.
- Psychology requires a writing sample of no more than two pages and required reading on misinformation research.