Kansas State University (K-State) offers a variety of scholarships for incoming students, including those for adults returning to education. Here’s a summary of the key scholarship options available:
K-State Scholarship Chart
General Scholarships for Incoming Freshmen
| Scholarship Name | Amount | Eligibility | Renewable |
|---|---|---|---|
| Presidential Scholarship | $20,000 | High academic achievers | Yes |
| Putnam Scholarship | $9,000 | High academic achievers | Yes |
| Foundation Plus Scholarship | $3,625 | Varies | Yes |
| Foundation Scholarship | $3,250 | Varies | Yes |
| First In Class Guarantee | $4,000/$2,000 | High academic achievers | Yes |
| Fairchild Award | $1,000 | Varies | Yes |
| Denison Award for Non-Kansas Residents | $8,000 | Out-of-state students | Yes |
| Inspiration Award for Non-Kansas Residents | $6,000 | Out-of-state students | Yes |
| Heritage Scholarship for Non-Kansas Residents | $12,000 | Out-of-state students | Yes |
Transfer Student Scholarships
| Scholarship Name | Amount | Eligibility | Renewable |
|---|---|---|---|
| K-State Transfer Achievement Award | $2,000 | Transfer students | Yes |
| K-State Transfer Academic Award | $1,250 | Transfer students | Yes |
| Transfer Heritage Scholarship for Non-Kansas Residents | $12,000 | Out-of-state transfer students | Yes |
| Transfer Purple and White Scholarship for Non-Kansas Residents | $12,000 | Out-of-state transfer students | Yes |
Additional Information
- Eligibility Criteria: Most scholarships require students to maintain a minimum GPA (typically 3.0) and enroll full-time (12+ credits) each semester.
- Application Process: Students can apply for scholarships through the K-State Scholarship Network (KSN) after being admitted. The application deadline for full consideration is typically February 1 for fall admissions.
- Competitive Awards: Some scholarships are awarded based on additional criteria and may require a supplemental application or interview.
- Renewal Requirements: Scholarships are often renewable for up to four years, provided the student meets the necessary academic and enrollment criteria.
By exploring these scholarships, adults over 30 can find financial support to pursue their educational goals at K-State. For more detailed information, students should visit the K-State financial aid and scholarships webpage.
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