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Milligan Grants & Scholarship Programs
Milligan believes that students should be
encouraged and recognized for their efforts and abilities. The
college offers a variety of scholarships to students. Most merit
scholarships are academic, but some are awarded to talented
athletes, performers, and artists. Many of these scholarships have
been made possible through contributions from alumni, parents,
faculty, staff, businesses, foundations, and friends of the
college.
 Your
Milligan admission application also serves as the application for
Milligan academic scholarships.
All
awards can be renewed for up to three years of full-time
enrollment after the year the initial award is made.
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Available Assistance
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Award Criteria
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Amounts Available
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| Honors Scholarships |
Milligan's most prestigious merit-based scholarships. To be eligible for these scholarships, applicants must be admitted to the College by
Dec 1. Late applicants will be considered if funds are still available. |
$11,000 to $23,000 annually |
| Academic Scholarships |
Awards are based on the applicant's ACT/SAT and high school grade point average.
Awards for transfer applicants are based on previous college GPA. |
$3,500 to $9,000 annually
$5,000 to $7,000 annually |
| Milligan College Grants
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Need-based and determined primarily from financial need. Awards made on the basis of criteria established by the College administration. |
Up to $3,000 annually |
| Fine Arts & Music Scholarships |
Based on the applicant's ability in theatre or art and the discretion of the respective faculty representative. |
Vary |
| Area Outstanding Student Scholarships |
Upperclassmen in each academic area. Based on student's overall GPA and individual promise in designated major. |
Vary;
One-year awards |
| Athletic Scholarships |
Minimum requirements: Accepted for admission and selected by coach. Scholarships available for Basketball, Baseball, Softball, Volleyball, Tennis, Cross-Country, Track and Field, Golf, Soccer, Swimming, and Cheerleading. |
Vary |
| Betty Goah Scholarship |
Recognizes full-time undergraduate
students who enhance the educational experience of all
students by sharing diverse cultural experiences through
participation in the Goah Scholarship Program.
Click here for criteria. |
Tuition-remission scholarship, effective
for new students beginning Fall 2010. Students are
responsible for paying room, board, and fees.
Click here. |
| NACC Bible Bowl Scholarship
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Any member of the first or second place Bible Bowl Team at the North American Christian Convention. Also awards to the top 20 scorers on the Individual Achievement Test. Must maintain 2.5 GPA. |
Vary |
| Milligan College Work-Study Employment
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Full-time (12 credit hours) students who desire work and meet eligibility requirements. |
$920 to $1,840 annually |
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Institute for Servant Leadership Scholarships |
The purpose of the Institute for Servant Leadership Scholarship is to prepare a new generation of leaders for the church and society. The ISL Scholarship program is designed to help students discern their own individual calling through faith, service and leadership. Specific scholarship requirements include 15 hours of community service per semester, support of ISL programming, completion of the Introduction to Leadership class, and a written reflection each semester. Please see your admissions counselor to be considered for the ISL scholarship. |
Vary |
| Tuition Exchange
Programs |
Milligan participates
in the Tuition
Exchange Program and the
CCCU Tuition Waiver Exchange Program. |
See details |
Click here to read the policies for
retaining scholarships and for general guidelines about Milligan
College grants and scholarships.
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