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Scholarships & Grants

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Find the Right Scholarship Opportunities

Scholarships and grants aren’t one-size-fits-all. Because opportunities vary by program and student type, we’ve organized them below to help you quickly find the financial aid available to you.

Whether you’re pursuing an undergraduate, online, graduate or seminary degree, you’ll find scholarship and grant opportunities designed for your program. If you have questions, our Student Financial Services team is here to help.

Scholarships by Program

On-Campus Undergraduate

Explore scholarships and grants available to first-year, transfer and traditional undergraduate students pursuing a on-campus degree at Cornerstone University.

Online Undergraduate

Discover scholarship and grant opportunities for students earning an online undergraduate degree through Cornerstone’s flexible programs.

Graduate

Explore scholarships and grants available to graduate and seminary students pursuing advanced degrees at Cornerstone University.

What to Know About Scholarships & Grants

Scholarships and grants are financial aid that generally does not have to be repaid, making them one of the best ways to reduce the cost of your education.

  • Scholarships are typically awarded based on academic achievement, leadership, talent or other qualifications.
  • Grants are generally awarded based on financial need.
  • Some awards are automatic. Depending on the program, you may be automatically considered when you apply for admission.
  • Others require an application. Some scholarships require additional materials or a separate application.
  • Complete the FAFSA each year. Filing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) ensures you’re considered for the widest range of federal, state and institutional financial aid opportunities. Cornerstone’s FAFSA code is 002266.

Student Financial Services

Whether you’re comparing scholarship opportunities, have questions about financial aid or need help understanding your next steps, our Student Financial Services team is ready to help.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between a scholarship and a grant?

Scholarships are typically awarded based on academic achievement, leadership, talent or other qualifications. Grants are generally awarded based on financial need. Both are forms of financial aid that generally do not have to be repaid.

Do I need to complete the FAFSA?

Completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) each academic year is the best way to be considered for many federal, state and institutional financial aid opportunities. It opens annually on October 1. While some scholarships don’t require the FAFSA, filing it ensures you’re considered for the widest range of available aid.

Are all scholarships application-based?

No. Some scholarships are automatically considered through the admissions process, while others require a separate application or additional materials. Requirements vary by scholarship and program.

Can I receive more than one scholarship or grant?

In many cases, yes. Eligibility depends on the specific requirements of each award and your overall financial aid package.

I'm not sure which scholarships I qualify for. Can someone help?

Absolutely. Our Student Financial Services team can answer your questions, explain eligibility requirements and help you identify the scholarship and grant opportunities available for your program.

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