
Wichita State’s Shocker Neighborhood Commitment extends the university's support to Future Shockers growing up in the neighborhoods that encircle the campus.
Wichita State is proud to offer academic, financial and career resources and support for students who reside within the Shocker Neighborhood Coalition boundaries.
WSU offers a wide-ranging slate of college access programs that lead to academic success and student well-being.
The new Shocker Promise scholarship provides last-dollar funding to make college more attainable for Shocker Neighborhood students.
WSU's Career Accelerator matches students with employers and offers tons of resources to make you more marketable
To be eligible for participation in the Shocker Neighborhood Commitment, students must:
*Students must have financial need, and priority consideration will be given to students who are Pell Grant eligible. Family income information will be determined from the FAFSA. Students must have graduated high school within 9 months of initial enrollment as a first-time freshman. Students must meet the above criteria at the time of admission. The Shocker Promise Scholarship is a last payee scholarship to fill the gap of tuition and fees. Funding is limited and will be awarded on a first-come, first-served basis to those who meet all requirements. If selected as a recipient, smaller previously awarded WSU freshmen scholarships will be replaced with the Shocker Promise. The Shocker Promise is a 4-year, last-payee scholarship designed to cover remaining costs associated with your tuition and fees and after applying all other gift aid, including waivers, scholarships and grants.

If you're ready to build your ideal future, Wichita State has the unmatched resources, experiences and connections to make it happen. Apply and be admitted to Wichita State by February 1 of the applicant's senior year of high school. You may also qualify for an application fee waiver. Contact the Office of Undergraduate Admissions for details.
Submit your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by March 1 of the applicant's senior year of high school to apply for financial aid like work-study, grants, and loans. Wichita State's school code is 001950.