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ScholarshipUniverse

Launch your education with our online scholarship portal where you can connect to additional scholarships!

Log in with your myWSU ID and password, set up your profile by answering questions about yourself, and begin matching to scholarships. Complete the New/Continuing Student Application between November 1 and March 1 each year for full scholarship consideration!

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ScholarshipUniverse

Wichita State has launched a partnership with ScholarshipUniverse to curate a personalized scholarship list just for you! You can now:

  • Login at ScholarshipUniverse with your myWSU ID and password.
  • Answer questions that will match you to eligible, outside scholarship opportunities.
  • Receive alerts whenever you are matched to new scholarship opportunities.

Note: ScholarshipUniverse is only compatible with Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Microsoft Edge browers.

Additional Outside Scholarships

Scholarships with Varying Deadlines

The following scholarship opportunities have varying deadlines. More information is available at each organization's website.

Central Kansas Community Foundation Scholarships
On this page you'll find unique scholarship opportunities for students from a range of Kansas communities, such as Newton, Augusta, Andover, El Dorado, Remington (Whitewater/Potwin/Elbing), among many others.

For more info and to apply


Dane G. Hansen Foundation
It is the purpose of all Dane G. Hansen scholarships to recognize young people of ability, regardless of financial need. Students graduating from high schools in the following 26 counties in Northwest Kansas may be eligible for Dane G. Hansen Scholarships: Cheyenne, Cloud, Decatur, Ellis, Ellsworth, Gove, Graham, Jewell, Lincoln, Logan, Mitchell, Norton, Osborne, Ottawa, Phillips, Rawlins, Republic, Rooks, Russell, Saline, Sheridan, Sherman, Smith, Thomas, Trego and Wallace.

For High School Seniors:

  • Hansen Leaders of Tomorrow: $10,000 – Renewable
  • Hansen Scholar: $6,500 – Renewable
  • Hansen Student: $4,000 – Renewable
  • Hansen Career and Technical Education: $4,000 – Renewable

For Community of Technical College Students:

  • Community of Technical College Transfer Scholarships: $4,000 – Renewable

For more info and to apply


Kansas Board of Regents Scholarships and Grants
Numerous scholarships and grants are available for Kansas students with diverse backgrounds and interests. Browse through the updated list to find your options. To be considered for State of Kansas Student Aid, students must also complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid).

For more info and to apply


Rudd Scholarship - Incoming Freshman Full-ride Opportunity
In an effort to help Kansas minds stay in Kansas, the Rudd Foundation has created a new college scholarship program to help Kansas residents who qualify for a Pell Grant. The Rudd Scholarship will cover any remaining direct costs, including books, after all other aid, grants, and scholarships are applied to a student's account. By removing financial barriers to a college education, chosen scholars are expected to achieve a high level of excellence on campus in preparing themselves to be leaders in their profession and in their communities after graduation.

For more info and to apply

Please Note: All scholarships were valid when posted. The Office of Financial Aid & Scholarships at Wichita State provides external scholarship information as a courtesy. Outside of maintaining the WSU Financial Aid & Scholarships website, our office does not promote, validate, or maintain the websites listed. If you find a link that is no longer valid, please contact our office. Websites appearing here do not necessarily imply that Wichita State University or the Office of Financial Aid & Scholarships agree with the material contained on or linked to the websites.

Where to Look for Scholarships

  • High school guidance counselors
  • Local businesses and community service organizations
  • Employers and associations

How to Avoid Scholarship Scams

  • Watch closely anything that requires a fee
  • Avoid giving non-relevant personal information
  • Be wary of any “Guaranteed” scholarships or “Free” seminars with an up-sell
  • Never give out bank/credit card account numbers!
  • Avoid interviews in hotels or restaurants
  • If it’s too good to be true – it probably is
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