Transfer Students

Transfer Scholarships

Want a piece of the $60 million we'll award in 2009-2010? Then apply! To receive priority financial aid for autumn quarter complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) and an SPU Undergraduate Application for Admissions by July 1. Check out scholarships specifically for transfer students below:

Scholarships for 2009-2010
Merit Based Scholarships
Award	Amount	Eligibility
Transfer Honors Scholar Award	$8,000	Demonstrated academic excellence
Transfer Merit Scholar Award	$6,000	Demonstrated academic excellence
Transfer Achievement Scholar Award	$5,000	Demonstrated academic excellence
Direct Transfer Degree Scholarship	$3,000	Demonstrated academic excellence
Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship	$2,000	Member PTK, one new recipient selected each year
Other Scholarships
Alumni Scholarships	$1,500	Son or daughter of SPU graduate
Ames Leadership Scholarship	$5,000	Download Application (PDF) For ethnically diverse students with leadership potential.
Church Matching Scholarships	Up to $500	SPU matches up to $500 of a scholarship awarded from an organized Christian church
Electrical Engineering Scholarship	Up to $10,000	SPU is awarding nine National Science Foundation funded scholarships for up to $10,000 per year for up to three years to transfer students like you who have a financial need and are committed to engineering. Application
Fine Arts Scholarships	Up to $3,000	Audition process: Click here for an Online application
Ministerial/Missionary Scholarships	$1,500	Son or daughter of full-time pastors or missionaries
NCAA Athletic Scholarships	Varies	Demonstrated athletic ability in an athletic program offered at SPU
Robert Noyce Scholarship Program	Up to $10,000	Full-time students majoring in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (STEM) and planning to pursue a teaching certification for science or math through SPU’s School of Education. Application

My World

Meet Chrissy Hughes. This sophomore has been to the U.S. Figure Skating Championships four times, and won the Junior Grand Prix twice.

After you learn about Chrissy, go ahead and meet other interesting SPU students at the My World Gallery.