Alumni Endowment Scholarship Fund

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Gifts for the Present—from the Past.

The interest income from the Alumni Endowment Scholarship Fund will be available each fall in the form of scholarships. If you have children or grandchildren who are incoming freshmen, current students, or transfer students, they are eligible for an Alumni Endowment Scholarship. Complete the Alumni Scholarship application below.

Application Deadline

Applications are due by March 30. Selections will be completed by April 30, and recipients will be notified by the Office of Alumni Engagement. If your application is not selected, you may reapply the following year, as this is a first-come/first-serve scholarship.

Criteria for Selection

The Alumni Association has established the following criteria for use in the annual selection process for the recipients of the Alumni Endowment Scholarship:

  1. Show a record of significant accomplishment in his/her life while maintaining high Christian principles, namely high school/community/church activities/mission work.
  2. Display impeccable character and integrity in his/her daily life.
  3. Recognize and contribute to the improvement of his/her fellow man.
  4. Demonstrate need based on household income and other information of the prospective student. Students must be full-time.
  5. Present acceptable SAT or ACT score. Students must maintain a 2.8 GPA to be considered for the scholarship while at NGU.
  6. Demonstrate interest in NGU (i.e., Application received in Admissions or receipt of completed Alumni Endowment Scholarship application from parent or grandparent.)
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From one NGU generation to the next—the Alumni Endowment provides scholarship funds to students who want to attend NGU and deepen their faith while preparing for their career.

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