The Office of International Admissions can provide tuition discounts to promising international freshman, transfer, and graduate students.

Freshman Students

• Trustee Award - Up to $10,000/yr. (ACT 30 or SAT 1320-1350, GPA 3.75)

• Presidential Scholarship - Up to $6,000/yr. (ACT 29 or SAT 1280-1310, GPA 3.75)

• University Scholarship - Up to $5,000/yr. (ACT 27 or SAT 1240-1270, GPA 3.50)

• Achievement Scholarship - Up to $4,000/yr. (ACT 24 or SAT 1090-1120, GPA 3.25)

• Opportunity Awards – Up to $3,000/yr. (ACT 22 or SAT 1020-1050, GPA 3.00)

Transfer Students (Must have TOEFL 550 or above to qualify for scholarship)

• Presidential Scholarship - Up to $4,000/yr. (GPA 3.70)

• University Scholarship - Up to $3,000/yr. (GPA 3.40)

• Achievement Scholarship - Up to $2,000/yr. (3.00)

• Opportunity Awards – Up to $1,000/yr. (GPA 2.50)

Graduate Scholarship

• MS Computer Science - up to $4,000 (TOEFL 550 or above, GPA 3.50)

• MS Computer Science - up to $3,000 (TOEFL 500 or above, GPA 3.00)

• MBA (Scholarship /Assistantship) - up to $6,000 (TOEFL 510 or above, GPA 3.00)

• TESOL (Scholarship) - up to $5,000 (TOEFL 630 or above, GPA 3.00)

• TESOL (Scholarship) - up to $4,000 (TOEFL 600 or above, GPA 3.00)

• TESOL (Scholarship) - up to $3,000 (TOEFL 575 or above, GPA 3.00)

Departmental and Athletic Scholarships
In addition to university merit based tuition waiver awards, academic and athletic departments in which students indicate an interest may award departmental scholarships.

Methodist Congregation Award
$1,000 annually; based upon membership in the United Methodist Church. Submit a letter from your pastor indicating your membership in a local United Methodist Church

Minister Spouse or Dependent
Students whose parent or grandparent is a minister in the United Methodist Church may be eligible for partial tuition remission.

Junior Varsity Athletic Scholarship

• Men's and Women's Golf - $1,500, Men's Soccer - $1,500

• Men's and Women's Basketball - $1,500
  * Participants must meet minimum eligibility requirements as set forth by the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA)