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The Scholarship Calculator below is a tool which may only be used by US Citizens or other individuals who meet eligibility criteria for submitting a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The final scholarship award will be based upon your official academic credentials (ACT/SAT and GPA) and is contingent upon your application and acceptance.

Please fill in the required fields below (*) . Click the “Calculate My Scholarship” button to see the award amount for which you may be eligible.

Kentucky Governor's Scholars - contact the Office of Admissions regarding your scholarship amount.

Rogers Scholars - contact the Office of Admissions regarding your scholarship amount.

International Students: please contact Rick Fleenor for information regarding scholarship eligibility.

NOTE: Scholarship amounts are based on current academic year and are subject to change on an annual basis, generally in early-Fall.  ACT award amounts are based on one composite score (not super-score).  SAT award amounts are based on combination of reading and math scores only (not writing). Students enrolled in an online and/or graduate program are not eligible for Merit Scholarships.

The merit amounts reflected in this calculator are intended for any new undergraduate student who plans to enroll in the Fall 2013. Any undergraduate student planning to enroll in Spring (Jan) 2013 please contact the Admissions Office for a scholarship quote.

 

All fields marked with * are required

Your Information
First Name*
Last Name*
Address*
City* State* Zip*
Email*
Phone*
High School & Test Scores
I plan to be a:*
GPA*    **
I plan to enroll in:*
 
Score: *
ACT SAT
  
       
I plan to:*
***
Expected Year of High School Graduation*    

 

** College transfers should enter cumulative college GPA of most recent full-time institution to receive a correct scholarship calculation.

*** In order for a student to live off campus, one of the following criteria must be met. The student must be/have:

1. married;
2. living with a parent or guardian;
3. disabled person as defined by Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973
    and required, as an accommodation, exemption from this policy.