Scholarships at Menlo College

The Menlo Conrad Challenge Scholarship supports Conrad Challenge innovators who apply and enroll at Menlo College with up to thirty-two thousand dollars per year toward tuition, room, and board. Participants in the Conrad Challenge entrepreneurship program who matriculate at Menlo receive this institutional award in addition to Menlo's business-focused undergraduate experience in Silicon Valley. Students must apply for admission and enroll at Menlo to receive the scholarship. Full terms and conditions are published on Menlo's financial aid terms page. The award helps cover direct educational costs and is subject to Menlo's institutional aid policies and renewal requirements.

The Keep Me Menlo Scholarship is a crowdfunded award established by Menlo College alumni, faculty, staff, and friends to help current students facing financial emergencies that could prevent graduation. Unlike standard merit or need-based aid applied at admission, this fund addresses urgent financial barriers during enrollment. The alumni giving page describes the scholarship's purpose and accepts donations to sustain the fund. Students experiencing a financial crisis should contact Menlo's financial aid or student services offices to learn current request procedures and eligibility. Awards depend on available donated funds and demonstrated need for emergency support to remain enrolled at Menlo.

The Señor Carlos López Scholarship honors Carlos López, longtime men's soccer coach and former Menlo College president, who won more than two hundred games and twelve conference championships. Senior members of the men's or women's soccer team who demonstrate leadership on or off the field through community engagement, campus involvement, or academic achievement are eligible for this award. Menlo selects recipients through its athletics and scholarship processes rather than a public standalone application on the alumni page. The scholarship supports student-athletes in their final year who exemplify service and leadership consistent with Coach López's legacy at Menlo College.