External Scholarships

External Scholarships

A wide world of scholarships can make your college dreams more attainable.

The Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships is here to help you learn about what scholarship are available, their requirements, and how to apply!

In addition, visit "Cougar Life Office of Financial Aid & Scholarships" at go.iu.edu/external-applications and check out the "Documents" section to access available external scholarship applications received by our office. Be sure to submit your external applications to the address listed within each scholarship application. If you have questions regarding any of the external scholarships, please reach out to the contact listed on the applications.

Beware of scams

Make sure information and offers that you receive are legitimate before sharing your personal information, and remember – you don’t have to pay to find scholarships or other financial aid.

  • A high school or TRIO counselor (if you are coming from High School to College for the first time)
  • Your library’s reference section
  • Religious or Community organizations, local businesses, or Civic groups
  • Organizations (including professional associations) related to your field of interest
  • Ethnicity-based organizations you are a part of
  • Your employer or your parents’ employers

Visit IUK Life Office of Financial Aid & Scholarships to read about and access external scholarship applications from multiple organizations in our area OR check out the information wall in the Financial Aid Office for paper applications.

(*please note, County Community Foundations prefer applicants who are residents and high school graduates from their county)

Blackford CountyGrant CountyPulaski County
Boone CountyHamilton CountyTipton County
Carroll CountyHoward CountyTippecanoe County
Cass CountyJay CountyWabash County
Clinton CountyKosciusko CountyWells County
Madison CountyWhite County
Fulton, Miami, Starke Counties