Whatever your journey, we’re here to guide you in finding support for your IU education. See the options listed below for scholarship opportunities that might be the right fit for you. We also encourage you to reach out to local or field-specific organizations that provide funding for nontraditional students.
Finding support that’s right for you
Scholarships for nontraditional students:
Filter selections
3 results found
Cox Scholars Program
The Jesse H. and Beulah Chanley Cox Scholars Program affirms and rewards the efforts of Indiana resident students who have demonstrated the motivation and resourcefulness required for success through their hard work and solid academic performance. Selected scholars engage in meaningful work for 10 to 12 hours per week. The program is a family of six different scholarships which differ by the student population and work component.
First-year students are eligible for Cox Civic, Engagement, Exploratory, Legacy, and Research Scholarships. Current students at IU Bloomington and transfer students are eligible for the Cox Legacy Scholarship. Non-traditional students are eligible for the Cox Access Scholarship.
Deadline for Application:
February 1: First-Year and Current IU Bloomington Students
April 15: Non-Traditional Students (Cox Access Scholarship)
June 15: Transfer Students (Cox Legacy Scholarship)
Award amount:
A scholarship package that-in conjunction with any other institutional funding and/or federal or state entitlements-will total the official cost of attendance at Indiana University Bloomington.
Eligibility requirements:
Eligibility requirements vary by each scholarship program. Please see the Cox Scholars Program website for additional information.
Note: NCAA Athletes are not eligible for Cox Scholars scholarships.
Residency requirements:
In-state
IU Foundation Scholarships
The IU Foundation annually awards a multitude of donor directed scholarships created by friends of Indiana University who believe in the importance of education and your future as an IU student. Students should submit their IU Scholarships Application by February 1 to be considered for these scholarships.
Deadline for Application:
February 1
Award amount:
Varies
Eligibility requirements:
Eligibility requirements may vary per scholarship opportunity.
Residency requirements:
In-state and Out-of-state and International
IU Office of National Scholarships & Awards
The Office of National Scholarships and Awards (NSA) is sponsored by the Office of the Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education (OVPUE). Its mission is to promote participation in nationally-competitive award programs and undergraduate research.
The NSA helps students pursue opportunities that are funded by agencies outside Indiana University and several awards are administered by IU offices and require a campus-level nomination before students may compete at the national or international level. Students interested in any IU administered award should contact the campus representative for that award for more information about how to apply.
Deadline for Application:
Varies
Award amount:
Varies
Eligibility requirements:
Eligibility requirements may vary per scholarship opportunity.
Residency requirements:
In-state and Out-of-state and International