Honors Scholarships
Honors Scholarships
The following scholarships are available through the Honors Program:
- Eagle Honors Program Scholarship
- Honors Associate
- Upper-Division Honors Program Scholarship
Eagle Honors Program Scholarship
Eligibility:
- First-semester, first-year student
- 3.0 high school grade-point average
- 1080 SAT/ ACT 21
(Provides in-state tuition and fees)
Honors Associate Scholarship
Eligibility:
- First-semester, first-year student
- 3.5 high school grade-point average
(Provides $3,000 a year, disbursed $1,500 per semester)
Upper-Division Honors Program Scholarships
Participation in the Upper-Division Honors Program is extended to the transfer student or the Coppin State University upperclassman who has demonstrated exceptional ability and has indicated an interest in graduate study. As a part of the Honors Program, the upper-division student will be led through the academic, cultural and career development, and leadership enrichment components of the Honors Program; however, the primary focus of the Program will be graduate-school preparation.
Honors Transfer Scholarship
Eligibility:
- Graduated first in class (4.0 GPA) or second in class (3.95 GPA or higher) from an accredited community college;
- must commit to full-time status at Coppin State (15 credits or more).
(Provides in-state tuition and fees)
Honors Upper-Division Scholarship
Eligibility:
- Full-time Coppin State student;
- 3.5 cumulative GPA;
- completion of English Composition I and II or their equivalents;
- completion of no fewer than 45 credit hours and no more than 60 credit hours.
(Provides $3,000 each year, disbursed $1,500 per semester)
(This scholarship is renewed each semester the student earns a current grade point average of 3.2 and maintains a cumulative grade point average of 3.2. Also, each scholarship recipient must maintain full-time status in order for funding to be posted to the student’s account.)
Download Upper Division Scholarship Application
NOTE: Scholarship awards may be reduced in the event that external scholarship funding or financial aid creates an over award. In such case, a student should contact the Office of Financial Aid.
Each year, scholarships are awarded to incoming students as the Honors Program budget permits. Once a student is awarded, he or she will continue to be funded at that level through to completion of the Honors Program. Budgetary restrictions do not allow the upgrading of scholarships.