Applying for Endowed Scholarships
Endowed Scholarships
Scholarship award amounts and eligibility criteria vary widely. While the number of scholarships grows each year, funding is limited.
All accepted entering freshmen and enrolled continuing students will be considered for each University-administered scholarship for which they are eligible. Transfer students must have completed one full-time semester at Belmont University before they will be considered for University scholarships. Official registrar office records will be consulted to determine major, class, GPA and other selection criteria.
It is not necessary to apply for a particular scholarship or have prior knowledge of eligibility criteria except as indicated. The following list of University scholarships is for information only. Students do not apply for individual scholarships.
For a list of current endowed scholarships,
click here.
A number of scholarship funds have been established at Belmont through the generosity of alumni, friends, corporations and foundations. These scholarships are awarded annually according to the various criteria established by the donor. Renewal of these scholarships may vary with the condition established for that particular award.
Guidelines for the majority of designated and endowed scholarships require that the recipient demonstrate financial need. The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is used to establish need and eligibility for scholarship programs. Please contact the Office if Financial Services to receive information about the FAFSA.
All designated and endowed scholarship awards are based upon available funding. Scholarships are awarded on an annual basis and eligibility will be reviewed annually.
For more information on scholarships that are college or department specific, please contact those offices directly. Phone numbers and email addresses may be found on each individual college's website. If you have questions about Endowed Scholarships please contact Elizabeth Nolte in the Office of Development at 615-460-5466 or Helen Bond in the Office of Student Financial Services at 615-460-6403.
