Scholarships at Northern Kentucky University

The Henry J. Hosea and Roger R. Francis Endowed Scholarship at Northern Kentucky University provides five thousand to six thousand dollars as a one-time award to one Haile College of Business sophomore each year. Eligible students must have completed thirty but fewer than sixty credit hours, maintain a 3.0 cumulative GPA, and enroll full-time. Preference is given to residents of Boone, Campbell, or Kenton County, Kentucky, with additional preference for Campbell County. Students apply through the NKU scholarship application during the annual donor scholarship window. Financial need is not required for consideration.

The Eva G. Farris Business Scholarship is one of Northern Kentucky University's largest business scholarship programs, supporting seventy to ninety Haile College of Business students annually with awards ranging from two hundred fifty to four thousand dollars. All B.S.B.A. majors from freshman through senior standing may apply with a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA and full-time enrollment. Financial need is not required. The scholarship automatically renews if recipients continue to meet eligibility criteria, though submitting a new application is encouraged to remain eligible for additional awards. Students apply through the NKU Office of Student Financial Assistance scholarship application.

The Sandra W. Easton Memorial Scholarship at Northern Kentucky University provides four thousand dollars to one Haile College of Business student each year who majors in accounting, finance, management, marketing, or construction management and demonstrates financial need through the FAFSA. Applicants from freshman through senior standing must maintain at least a 2.5 cumulative GPA and full-time enrollment. Renewal is competitive and requires submitting a new scholarship application annually. Students apply through the Office of Student Financial Assistance donor scholarship application during the open window each academic year.

The CINSAM Scholarship at Northern Kentucky University provides up to three thousand dollars toward tuition, books, and housing for incoming freshmen declaring a STEM major in fields such as biological sciences, chemistry, computer science, data science, engineering technology, geology, mathematics, physics, or statistics. Applicants need a 3.0 or higher high school GPA and an ACT mathematics score of 22 or higher or SAT mathematics score of 540 or higher. Recipients must remain in a STEM discipline, earn twenty-four or more credit hours per academic year, and maintain a 2.5 cumulative NKU GPA to renew the award.

The Mazak College of Business Scholarship at Northern Kentucky University awards three thousand dollars to two Haile College of Business students each year from freshman through senior standing. Applicants must maintain a 3.0 cumulative GPA and enroll full-time in at least twelve credit hours per semester. Financial need is not considered. Renewal is competitive and requires submitting a new scholarship application each year through the Office of Student Financial Assistance. All Haile College majors are eligible. The scholarship is funded by Mazak Corporation and supports business students demonstrating consistent academic achievement at NKU.

The Haile Foundation Undergraduate Full Tuition Scholarship is one of Northern Kentucky University's most prestigious business awards. Haile Scholars receive in-state full-time tuition for fall and spring semesters, with the value adjusting if tuition increases. About five awards are made each year to juniors in the Haile College of Business who have completed at least sixty credit hours, maintain a 3.5 cumulative GPA, and enroll full-time in at least twelve credit hours. Students apply through the NKU scholarship application. Renewal requires submitting a new application each year while continuing to meet eligibility criteria.

The Janice Mabry Cantrall Nursing Scholarship at Northern Kentucky University honors a nurse educator who returned to college while raising a family and later taught at NKU. The award is presented annually to a student accepted for enrollment in the Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing program who demonstrates leadership potential. Applicants submit a five-hundred-word essay on their vision for nursing and three letters of reference through the Office of Student Financial Assistance scholarship application. The scholarship financially assists students pursuing nursing careers similar to Mrs. Cantrall's path and follows all NKU financial aid deadlines and rules.