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ÄÛ²ÝÊÓƵ Fox Merit Scholarships

We want to award you for how awesome you are! Every student who is admitted to ÄÛ²ÝÊÓƵ Fox is awarded a Merit Scholarship. Our Admissions office determines your award at the time you’re admitted, and there’s no minimum GPA required to receive or maintain it, plus it's renewable every year you’re at ÄÛ²ÝÊÓƵ Fox! A win all around!

This scholarship is awarded to students who are enrolled full time (ÄÛ²ÝÊÓƵ Fox Digital: First Year Online is not eligible).

Scholarship Summit

Scholarship Summit is totally unique to ÄÛ²ÝÊÓƵ Fox and gives you the opportunity to earn up to an additional $3,000 on top of your Merit Scholarship, also renewable each year! We want every admitted student to be part of this event. Visit our Scholarship Summit page to find out more about this incredible opportunity!

This scholarship is awarded to students who are enrolled full time (ÄÛ²ÝÊÓƵ Fox Digital: First Year Online is not eligible).

Oregon/Washington Community College Scholarship

Students transferring from an Oregon or Washington community college with a 3.0 cumulative transfer GPA will automatically receive an additional $5,000 per year.

This scholarship is awarded to students who are enrolled full time (ÄÛ²ÝÊÓƵ Fox Digital: First Year Online is not eligible). Students must be attending an Oregon or Washington community college at the time of admission to ÄÛ²ÝÊÓƵ Fox to be eligible for this scholarship. 

ÄÛ²ÝÊÓƵ Fox Need Grant

This grant is awarded to students who are enrolled full time (ÄÛ²ÝÊÓƵ Fox Digital: First Year Online is not eligible) and demonstrate financial need after filing the FAFSA.

If eligible, you may receive a ÄÛ²ÝÊÓƵ Fox Need Grant in addition to federal and state grants.

Note: ÄÛ²ÝÊÓƵ Fox University reserves the right to reduce or eliminate university grant or scholarship funding at any time due to deadlines and award criteria.

ÄÛ²ÝÊÓƵ Fox Donor-Funded Scholarships

Traditional undergraduate students at ÄÛ²ÝÊÓƵ Fox University are encouraged to apply for our donor-funded scholarships. Through the portal, returning students can complete just one application for the opportunity to be matched with up to 200+ scholarships! There is a separate application for incoming freshmen. 

Our donor-funded scholarships range from $500 to $15,000! Examples of criteria include, but are not limited to, background, academic major, financial need, career goals, and grade level. Students looking for additional financial support are encouraged to complete the application.

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Additional ÄÛ²ÝÊÓƵ Fox Scholarships

You are more than the sum of your academics, and we know that. That’s why we have a variety of other scholarships for incoming students that you can apply for that speak to your passions to influence others and our world.

Love music and theatre? Want to have a major impact on diversity work that will impact our world? Find out about some of the amazing scholarship opportunities we offer that allow you to dig into your passions and be the change you wish to see in the world.

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Federal Pell Grant

This grant is funded by the federal government. Funds are awarded to high-financial-need students based on a student’s SAI. Eligibility for the Pell Grant is set by the Department of Education.

Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant

This grant is a limited fund awarded to high-financial-need students who file the FAFSA. Eligibility standards are set by the Department of Education and awarded by the university.

More information about federal grants is available at .

Oregon Opportunity Grant

This grant program is a limited fund through the State of Oregon (OSAC). The grant is awarded to:

• High-need students as determined by the FAFSA or the ORSAA
• Residents of the state of Oregon

Visit this to learn more. Note: OSAC will notify colleges of eligible students beginning in March. 

TEACH Grant (Teacher Education Assistance for College and Higher Education)

This grant program provides up to $4,000 per year to eligible students. To be eligible, students each year must:

• Complete the Agreement to Serve
• Complete TEACH entrance counseling
• Be enrolled in an approved teaching-related degree
  • Master of Teaching
  • Master of Education* in the English Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL), Reading Interventionist (READ), or Special Education (SPED) specializations
  • Elementary Education
  • Mathematics
  • Science
  • Other * identified by federal, state, or local government
• Maintain a cumulative GPA of at least 3.25

*Only students in programs noted by an asterisk must complete a form to certify their intended post-education teaching plan.

The TEACH Grant does not have to be repaid unless the student fails to carry out service obligations:

• Teach full time in a high-need field
• Serve four years at an elementary school, secondary school, or educational service agency
• Serve students from low-income families
• Complete the four eligible years of service within eight years of graduation
• Complete annual certification

If a student fails to complete the requirements, they must repay the TEACH Grant as a Direct Unsubsidized Loan with interest accrued from the date the grant was disbursed.

Find more or for a TEACH Grant.