Scholarships Awards & Grants

New first-year students who are full-time undergraduates of Regis College working on first bachelor's degree. Deadline - March 31, 2013
Information and application

Vanguard Scholarship Program 
For junior and senior minority students. Must be pursuing business, finance, economics, or accounting. 
Vanguard Women in Information Technology Scholarship 
Junior and Senior females. Must be pursuing computer science, web design or IT related disciplines.

CCLD Scholarship Application
The $1,500.00 scholarship is open to students currently enrolled in teacher-preparation programs. Applicants must have an overall-cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher and a cumulative GPA of 3.2 or higher in their Special Education coursework.

This program provides an amount of money per credit hour paid by the State of Colorado on behalf of eligible undergraduate resident students. The dollar amount of the stipend is set annually by the Colorado General Assembly; the per credit hour amount will be fifty percent (50%) of the amount set by the General Assembly for public institutions. The number of stipend credit hours is capped at 145 credit hours, with an additional 30 hours of undergraduate credits available. For Regis University undergraduate students the stipend will be awarded through the financial aid process.

To be eligible for the COF grant, undergraduate students at Regis University must:

• apply for the stipend through the College Assist website
• be a documented Colorado resident
• be a graduate of a Colorado high school or has successfully completed a non-public home-based education program in Colorado or received a GED in Colorado
• demonstrates financial need through the student’s eligibility for the Federal Pell Grant program (student must complete the FAFSA)
• have authorized Regis to receive COF funding on his or her behalf
• meets any other eligibility requirements established by the Colorado Commission on Higher Education (CCHE).

College Assist administers the COF program, and students need to apply at College Assist only once in their lifetime.

In order to document Colorado residency, students must complete a current Colorado Residency form. The Authorization to Request COF Stipends form is used to authorize Regis University to apply the student's COF stipends to his or her Regis student account, or to rescind authorization. This form needs to be completed only once while the student is attending Regis University.

Certain courses are not eligible for the COF stipend, such as high school fast track courses, basic skills courses, and graduate courses unless taken for an undergraduate degree.

This is a federally funded program for students with extreme financial need. Application is made by using the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Federal legislation limits Federal Pell Grant funds to students who have not earned a bachelor's degree. The student's Expected Family Contribution, estimated costs, and enrollment status determine the amount of the Federal Pell Grant.

The Federal Pell Grant will be disbursed only if you have not already received the lifetime maximum amount which is the equivalent of twelve semesters full-time enrollment awards.The FAFSA processor will calculate the percentage amount you have received, and the maximum is capped at 600%. The percentage received is based on the annual award at full-time enrollment status. For example, if you are awarded full-time for the two semesters in the 2011-2012 academic year, the percentage used is 100%. If you are awarded for only 9 credits for two semesters, the percentage used for the academic year is 75%. 

The College Cost Reduction and Access Act of 2007 created the Teacher Education Assistance for College and Higher Education (TEACH) Grant Program, which provides up to $4,000 per year ($16,000 total for 4-year programs) in grants to students who commit to teach 1) full-time, 2) in high-need subject areas, 3) for at least four years, 4) at schools that serve students from low-income families. Graduate students may be eligible for $4,000 per year ($8,000 total) with this same commitment to teach.
Information and Application
TEACH Grant Website
Counseling Requirements

The federally funded Supplemental Grant may be awarded to students seeking a first baccalaureate degree. The FAFSA is used to apply for the grant. Students who qualify for Federal Pell Grants are considered for Federal SEOG.

Colorado Student Grants are state funds awarded to Colorado resident undergraduate students with high financial need. Students must file the FAFSA and document residency by submitting a completed Colorado Residency Form.

Colorado Graduate Grants are state funds awarded to Colorado resident graduate students with high financial need who are enrolled in degree programs identified as critical careers by the Colorado Commission on Higher Education (CCHE). Students must file the FAFSA and document Colorado residency by submitting a completed Colorado Residency Form for graduate students. 

A Regis Grant is an award of Regis University funds for undergraduate students. A FAFSA is required because grants are normally based on demonstrated financial need. 

The Regis College Honors scholarship awards $5,000 annually to an entering first-year student with an exceptional high school record, leardership, extracurricular activities and community services. Students who are accepted and complete an Honors Program application by April 1, will be given primary consideration. Learn more about the scholarship and receive an application by viewing the Honors Program webpage and contacting the Honors Program Director.

The Regis College Music Scholarship offers variable amounts up to $3,000 annually to an entering first-yera student with exceptional instrumental or vocal skill and musicality. All students, regardless of academic major (including non-music majors) are eligible for audition for music scholarships. Students should apply through the Regis College Music Program and contacting the Music Program director.

Additional scholarships for pharmacy students can be found in our Additional Information PDF. 

Regis University offers several full-tuition awards to select students who apply and meet the criteria for the awards. Awards are issued on the basis of competitive examinations in several key areas.

Learn more about Scholar Activist Award.

Regis University offers full tuition scholarships in the subject areas of biology, chemistry, mathematics, and psychology/neuroscience. Awards are issued on the basis of a competitive examination in each of the subject areas and on the evaluation of the student’s scholastic record.

Learn more by visiting the Science Scholarships webpage.

Regis, is proud to offer one full-tuition scholarship, awarded to a Jesuit high school graduate who enrolls at Regis University in the fall of 2013.

Learn more about the Leadership Scholarship.

A limited number of Board of Trustees and Blue and Gold Scholarships are offered to entering Regis College freshmen with high scholastic achievement. The award is renewed each year for a total of four years (eight semesters), so long as the recipient maintains a 3.0 grade point average. These scholarships are not available during the Summer Semester.

A limited number of Regis Achievement Awards are offered to entering Regis College freshmen with proven ability. The award is renewed each year for a total of four years (eight semesters), so long as the recipient maintains a 2.750 grade point average. 

This full-tuition scholarship is awarded to Regis College freshmen who plan to major in chemistry, biology, or mathematics. A test of proficiency is given at the University in February. Scholarships are renewable for up to four years of study (eight semesters for freshmen and four semesters for transfers) for students who maintain a 3.0 or higher grade point average. Recipients must remain in the field of study for which the award was made. Natural Science Scholarships are not available during the Summer semester.

A limited number of awards are offered to entering Regis College freshmen and continuing students with competitive public speaking skills. Interested students should contact the Communications Department. The award is renewable each year based on review of speech performance. 

Regis University offers nearly seventy endowed and annual scholarships to students enrolled in Regis College, the Rueckert-Hartman College for Health Professions, and the College for Professional Studies. These scholarships have been established through the generous support of foundations, corporations, and the University’s alumni, parents, and friends. Scholarships are an investment in the students of Regis, and the University community is grateful for the vision of our scholarship donors. Scholarships are a very meaningful way to honor families, friends and loved ones.

Criteria for each scholarship is determined by the donor and selection is made by the Scholarship Committee of Regis University. Eligibility is based on merit and/or financial need. The Scholarship Committee uses information provided by students in the general application process including the FAFSA and academic records. Students are automatically considered for scholarship awards at the time of application; there is no separate application for these scholarships. On occasion, students may be asked to furnish additional information for selected scholarships. Scholarships are renewable for four years if the student maintains certain academic requirements and funding is available.

 

Athletes in baseball, volleyball, basketball, softball, lacrosse, cross country, soccer and golf may be awarded athletic grants by the Athletic Department at Regis. Students should contact the Athletic Department or coach of their sport. Additional aid may be awarded from other sources if the FAFSA is completed and further eligibility is indicated. Students who receive full athletic grants for tuition, fees, room and board may not receive other gift or work assistance except for Federal Pell Grants. All awards must comply with NCAA or AIAW and conference rules, including the academic eligibility prescribed. Reversal conditions are set by the athletic department. 

There are several awards, some with cash stipends, made during the academic year to students who achieve special distinction in various academic areas. Recipients are nominated by individual departments. Awards are made through the Financial Aid office. 

FACHEX awards are tuition-only grants offered by Regis University to Regis College undergraduate students whose supporting parent works for a participating Jesuit Institution. A very limited number of FACHEX awards are made each year to new recipients. FACHEX awards are not available for use during the Summer semester. Awards are renewed for four years/eight semester maximum if a cumulative grade point average of 2.0 or higher is maintained. 

Tuition Exchange awards are tuition-only grants offered by Regis University to Regis College undergraduate students whose supporting parent works for a participating institution. A very limited number of Tuition Exchange awards are made each year to new recipients. Tuition Exchange awards are not available for use during the Summer semester. Awards are renewed for four years/eight semester maximum if a cumulative grade point average of 2.0 or higher is maintained.

Learn more about the Tuition Exchange.

This program provides an amount of money per credit hour paid by the State of Colorado on behalf of eligible undergraduate resident students. The dollar amount of the stipend is set annually by the Colorado General Assembly; the per credit hour amount will be fifty percent (50%) of the amount set by theGeneral Assembly for public institutions. The number of stipend credit hours is capped at 145 credit hours, with an additional 30 hours of undergraduate credits available. For Regis University undergraduate students the stipend will be awarded through the financial aid process.

An eligible undergraduate student at Regis University is a student who:

• has applied for the stipend through the College Assist website
• is a documented Colorado resident
• is a graduate of a Colorado high school or has successfully completed a non-public home-based education program in Colorado or received a GED in Colorado
• demonstrates financial need through the student’s eligibility for the Federal Pell Grant program (student must complete the FAFSA)
• has authorized Regis to receive COF funding on his or her behalf
• meets any other eligibility requirements established by the Colorado Commission on Higher Education (CCHE).

College Assist administers the COF program, and students need to apply at College Assist only once in their lifetime.

In order to document Colorado residency, students must complete a current Colorado Residency form. The Authorization to Request COF Stipends form is used to authorize Regis University to apply the student's COF stipends to his or her Regis student account, or to rescind authorization. This form needs to be completed only once while the student is attending Regis University.

Certain courses are not eligible for the COF stipend, such as high school fast track courses, basic skills courses, and graduate courses unless taken for an undergraduate degree. For a more comprehensive listing, see the Q & A page.

 

This is a federally funded program for students with extreme financial need. Application is made by using the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Federal legislation limits Federal Pell Grant funds to students who have not earned a bachelor's degree. The student's Expected Family Contribution, estimated costs, and enrollment status determine the amount of the Federal Pell Grant.

Beginning in Summer 2012, the Federal Pell Grant will be disbursed only if you have not already received the lifetime maximum amount which is the equivalent of twelve semesters full-time enrollment awards.

The FAFSA processor will begin to calculate the percentage amount you have received, and the maximum is capped at 600%. The percentage received is based on the annual award at full-time enrollment status. For example, if you are awarded full-time for the two semesters in the 2011-2012 academic year, the percentage used is 100%. If you are awarded for only 9 credits for two semesters, the percentage used for the academic year is 75%.

This cap on Federal Pell Grants was created by the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2012 (Public Law 112-74). This change affects all students regardless of when or where they received their first Federal Pell Grant. Students who are currently receiving the Federal Pell Grant in the 2011-2012 academic year and who have already used 600% of their Pell Grant eligibility will no longer be eligible to receive a Pell Grant starting Summer 2012.

 

The College Cost Reduction and Access Act of 2007 created the Teacher Education Assistance for College and Higher Education (TEACH) Grant Program, which provides up to $4,000 per year ($16,000 total for 4-year programs) in grants to students who commit to 1) teach full-time, 2) in high-need subject areas, 3) for at least four years, 4) at schools that serve students from low-income families. Graduate students may be eligible for $4,000 per year ($8,000 total) with this same commitment to teach.
Information and Application
TEACH Grant Website
Counseling Requirements 

Regis University offers Community College and Provost Scholarships to community college transfer students. To be eligible for either scholarship, a student will: transfer a minimum of 60 hours; of these, 15 semester hours must be earned at the community college in which the student is currently enrolled; apply for the scholarship by the deadline; and meet the admissions requirements of the academic program the student wishes to pursue at Regis University. For more information on these scholarships, go to transfertoregis.org.

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Application 

CCLD Scholarship Application
The $1,500.00 scholarship is open to students currently enrolled in teacher-preparation programs. Applicants must have an overall-cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher and a cumulative GPA of 3.2 or higher in their Special Education coursework 

Colorado Business and Professional Women's Education Foundation
Deadline October 31 for spring; May 31 for fall. For women over 25, residents of Colorado, attending a Colorado institution of higher education, and able to demonstrate financial need.

Information Assurance Scholarship Program
Juniors/ Seniors or MA in IA-related disciplines

Vanguard Scholarship Program 
For junior and senior minority students. Must be pursuing business, finance, economics, or accounting. 
Vanguard Women in Information Technology Scholarship 
Junior and Senior females. Must be pursuing computer science, web design or IT related disciplines.