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College of Education Scholarships

Faculty and staff within the College of Education recognize that our students are competent, committed and reflective individuals who have excelled during their academic and pre-professional careers. In recognition of the high caliber of students who study and prepare for the workforce through the College of Education, numerous undergraduate scholarship awards are available.

The College of Education is no longer accepting undergraduate scholarship applications for the 2008-2009 academic year. While some of our undergraduate scholarships are based solely on merit; others are based on merit and financial need. We encourage everyone to complete the free federal application link to external web site for financial aid (FAFSA) which is required for consideration to scholarships based on financial need.  Students must complete the FAFSA form each year to be considered for need-based scholarship opportunities.
 
On April 15, scholarship recipients for the 08-09 academic year were notified of their award.
 
We encourage anyone interested in undergraduate scholarship opportunities for the 2009-2010 academic year to revisit this website for updated application information. The online application will be available in January 2009.
 
The awarding of assistantships and fellowships for graduate students are handled through specific departments within the College of Education. Please contact your appropriate department head to inquire about graduate scholarship opportunities.
 
Additional funding opportunities, including university scholarships, federal financial aid and on-campus work study, are outlined online by the Auburn University Office of Financial Aid  link to external web site.
 
The college's Office of Development offers information about creating a new scholarship or expanding the opportunities to our students through an existing scholarship.

Last modified on 4/16/08 9:42 AM by Rebecca Grace
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