| Academic Scholarship Application
Are you looking for additional assistance in paying for your college education for
the 2025-26 academic year? Apply here for CSU scholarships. Scholarships do not have to be repaid and are awarded
based on a variety of factors including academic achievement and need. Applications
are reviewed and scholarships are awarded by the college that houses your major (i.e.,
College of Business, College of Arts and Sciences, etc.). Apply here.
Chicago Star Scholar Application - Transfer students from City Colleges of Chicago
who were recipients of the Chicago Star Scholar award are eligible for a scholarship
of $1,000 per year for two years.
Housing Scholarship Application - Students who will reside in the Residence Hall for the 2025-26 academic year may
apply to have the cost of their room covered. This scholarship does not include the
cost of the meal plan. You must use your CSU email address when completing the application.
Apply here. The priority filing deadline is June 30th.
Scholarships for Undocumented and DACA Students - Visit the web site of the CSU Department of Student Affairs for information regarding
scholarship opportunities for Undocumented and DACA students.
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Illinois Legislative Black Caucus Foundation Scholarship Click Here
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Chicago Star Scholar Application - Transfer students from City Colleges of Chicago
who were recipients of the Chicago Star Scholar award are eligible for a scholarship
of $1,000 per year for two years.
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The Community Services Book Grant Scholarship (CSBG) helps low-income Chicagoans finance higher education. Students enrolled in an Illinois
college, university or vocational training program may qualify for a CSBG Scholarship.
Funds can be applied toward tuition, uniforms, study-related fees and books. Individual
scholarships range from $1,000 to $5,000.
Scholarship applications are available during the spring months of each year and awarded
for the following fall semester.
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Elevate your career in early childhood education with Chicago State University's Early
Childhood Access Consortium for Equity program. Designed for working professionals,
this program offers full funding for those pursuing a professional educator license
(birth-grade 2) with flexible class options, including evening, virtual, and hybrid
formats. Eligible individuals working with children from birth to age five can complete
their degree in two years, with specializations like ESL and Special Ed embedded in
the curriculum. Take advantage of this opportunity to turn your dedication into a
qualification. Click here to apply now or learn more.
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Scholarship Opportunities - Our Scholarship Opportunities page provides an ever changing listing of funding
possibilities. This page is updated constantly with new scholarship opportunities
as we become aware of them.
Search the Web - Perhaps the best opportunity for finding scholarship sources today is the various
scholarship databases accessible through the Internet. Please visit our Search the
Web page to begin your search.
ELC Scholarship Application - The Executive Leadership Council (ELC) is the pre-eminent membership organization
committed to increasing the number of global Black executives in C-Suites, on corporate
boards and in global enterprises. The mission of The ELC’s Scholarship Program is to build a pipeline of Black corporate
talent by supporting the academic achievement and development of Black undergraduate
students. Scholarships are awarded to students who demonstrate academic excellence,
leadership skills, and a commitment to community service. Applicants must complete and submit all application requirements by the deadline as
posted.
 Scholarships -
A total of sixteen scholarships of $5,000 USD each will be awarded across the following themes:
- Social Justice
- Global Health
- Global Citizenship
- Environmental Sustainability
Who is eligible?
The scholarships are open to matriculating & currently enrolled UG & Graduate students
worldwide. All majors are welcome to apply.
Questions? Want to Learn More?
Michelle Flowers Fellowship
Eligibility:
- Be registered as a full-time undergraduate student at an accredited four-year college
or university in Illinois.
- Be enrolled in public relations studies, journalism, communications or courses preparing
for a career in public relations.
- Be a current freshman, sophomore, junior, or non-graduating senior.
- Have a minimum of 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale.
- Race/ethnicity:
- African-American/Black
- Hispanic or Latina/o/x/e
- Arab/West Asian
- East & Southeast Asian
- South Asian
- Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
- Indigenous/Native American
- Two or More Races
ROTARY/One College Scholarship applicants must have earned 24 credit hours at a community college, college or university
in the City of Chicago and a 2.5 cumulative GPA. Application closes December 31, 2024.
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Illinois Association of Collegaite Registrars and admisisons Officers |
IACAC
We are pleased to inform you that Chicago State University (CSU) is a proud 4-year
institution member of Illinois Association for College Admission Counseling (IACAC).
This partnership grants our new transfer students access to the IACAC Transfer Scholarship scholarship. We are constantly striving to provide access to the best resources and
scholarships, and we encourage you to apply for this opportunity today!
Watch here for upcoming application deadlines.
If you have any questions, comments or concerns regarding this scholarship please
contact the Transfer Advisory Committee Co-chairs at transfer@iacac.org
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Chicagoland Regional College Program (CRCP) - What if you could earn your degree debt-free? Through our partnership with the
Chicagoland Regional College Program, Chicago State University students receive paid
tuition and fees, and a textbook allowance while earning a weekly paycheck ($21/hour)
for part-time work at UPS (DACA friendly). Other benefits include a $300 monthly CRCP
stipend and free public transportation to work. Learn more and apply at www.crcprogram.com.
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CSU Tuition and Fee Waivers - A limited number of waivers, which pay for tuition and some fees, are available
to eligible students through the Tuition and Fee Waiver Program. These awards are
for students in degree programs and also are a part of the university employee benefits
package. The number of awards and dollar amount varies each year based upon the release
of appropriated funds by the State of Illinois, budgetary limits approved by the Board
of Trustees, and program need. Students and employees apply for these waivers each
academic term based upon a variety of criteria. For more information please access
the Tuition and Fee Waiver Handbook.
ISAC (Illinois Student Assistance Commission) - For information concerning MTI (Minority Teachers Of Illinois Scholarship Program),
SETTW (Illinois Special Education Teacher Tuition Waiver), and other ISAC (Illinois
Student Assistance Commission) Scholarships please visit the ISAC web page.
Senior Citizens Tuition Waiver - Did you know that you might be eligible for free tuition?
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The information contained on this web page is brought to you by the Office of Student
Financial Aid. If you find a scholarship opportunity through this web page that you
wish to pursue please closely follow the directions of the grantor of that scholarship
to ensure the timely processing of your application.
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