Scholarships
Katie School of Insurance and Financial Services Scholarship
The Katie School of Insurance and Financial Services in the college's Center for Insurance and Financial Services supports a variety of programs related to insurance education. Activities supported by the school include a distinguished lectureship series, professional seminars and conferences, and scholarships.
Scholarships of up to $4000 are offered to current MBA students planning to pursue a career in the insurance industry. An insurance-related project must be completed in exchange for the scholarship. Applications and guidelines are available in the M.B.A. office.
Download an application for the Katie School of Insurance and Financial Services Scholarship
Black Graduate Student Association Julie Visor Book/Supplies Scholarship
The Black Graduate Student Association (BGSA) at Illiniois State University offers a $250 book/supplies scholarship ($125 per semester) to two incoming or enrolled black graduate students each year, in honor of Julia Visor, who was advisor to BGSA from its founding in 1994 until her untimely death in 2001.
Applications may be obtained from the Graduate School.
Applications cannot currently be completed online since a signature is required.This award is contingent on the availability of funds
Download an Application for the Julie Visor Book/Supplies Scholarship
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Robert Crowell MBA Endowed Scholarship Fund
The MBA Program is pleased to announce the Robert Crowell MBA Endowed Scholarship Fund, which was recently created with a generous endowment from one of our alumni, Mr. Robert Crowell (MBA ’95).
The winner of this scholarship will receive a plaque and a $750 award which can be used to cover the student’s tuition and fees.
We encourage qualified students to view the qualifications and apply for this scholarship.
McHenry Scholarship
Donald F. McHenry, a former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations and a 1957 Illinois State graduate, attributes much of the success of his diplomatic career to the experiences he had at the University. Applicants for this $5,000 award must be U.S. citizens of African, Asian, Hispanic, or Native American descent admitted to a graduate degree program and attending school full time. Scholarship, financial need, evidence of leadership, and career goals will be considered. Applications are available in the Graduate School office and must be received by April 1.
Applications cannot currently be completed online since a signature is required.
Dr, Judith Joan Smithson Scholarships for Graduate Students with Disabilities
Disability Concerns awards scholarships for students with disabilities at Illinois State University. Applications are due September 16 and can be obtained on the Disability Concerns Web site. Applicants must:
- Be a graduate student in good standing and have at least a 3.2 of 4.0 GPA
- Be pursuing a degree program, certification program or job enhancement through graduate classes
- Be disabled as defined by the Americans with Disability Act
- Be willing to serve as a spokesperson for Disability Concerns
- Preference given to students with an undergraduate degree from Illinois State University and/or members of Coalition of Citizens with Disabilities in Illinois