Maximize your potential to receive additional renewable funding for a quality education at Newman University!
In order to receive any institutional Newman University scholarships or grants, students must enroll as a full-time, flat-rate student. All scholarships, grants, and educational benefits will be taken into consideration when determining institutional aid eligibility. The FAFSA priority deadline for Newman University is December 1 each year. For questions regarding any scholarships or grants, please contact the Admissions Office.
First-Time Student Scholarships
Newman University offers a wide variety of scholarship options available to first-time students. Most are renewable for all four years, and need-based institutional aid may be available to high-need students in addition to merit-based scholarships.
- $10,000 - $16,000 - Academic Scholarships
- Full Tuition - St. Newman Scholarship
- $20,000 - Monsignor McNeill Scholarship
- $17,500 - ASC Service Award
- $10,000 - $16,000 - Art & Theatre Talent Awards
- $2,000 - Choral Music Talent Award
- $14,000 - Catholic Promise Grant
- $14,000 - Catholic Leaders Grant
- $1,000 - Honors Scholarship
- 10% Discount - Family Grant
- Athletic Scholarships
Transfer Scholarships
Newman University has available scholarships for transfers and adults who meet specific requirements on GPA, memberships, and other areas.
Other Newman Awards
Check out several other Newman Awards. These awards require more specific qualifications, meaning you'll have a greater chance of receiving those awards if you meet the award requirements.
- Adelante Annual Award
- Armendariz Award Fund
- Evelyn Phinney – Make a Difference Award
- Gerber Award Fund
- Heck Award in Sociology
- Hornung Award
- Koch Business Award
- Koch Fine Arts Award
- Lambda Iota Tau Award
- Rodee Award
- Sister Knoeber, ASC Award
- Star Lumber Award
- Steckline Award
- Welk Award
- Wichita Chapter of KSCPAs Award
Outside Scholarships
See an extensive list of available external scholarships along with their requirements and instructions for applying. If you need more information about a scholarship, please contact the scholarship provider, such as the business or foundation, directly.