Scholarship Opportunity
Michigan Colleges Alliance Scholarships
Offered by Michigan Colleges Alliance
Michigan Colleges Alliance coordinates a large portfolio of donor-funded scholarships for students attending its member independent colleges and universities in Michigan. Awards support students across a wide range of academic majors, financial backgrounds, geographic areas, career interests, and personal circumstances.
EssayNot required
RenewableNo
Grade LevelHigh School Senior, College Freshman, College Sophomore, College Junior, College Senior
Eligibility
- Be enrolled at or planning to attend an eligible Michigan Colleges Alliance member college or university.
- Meet the eligibility requirements of one or more individual MCA scholarship funds.
- Individual scholarships may consider factors such as Michigan residency, academic major, GPA, financial need, geographic location, career interests, first-generation status, minority background, military-family status, leadership, or community involvement.
- Students should work with the financial aid office of the MCA member institution they attend or plan to attend to determine which scholarships they may qualify for.
Requirements
- Contact the financial aid office at the applicable Michigan Colleges Alliance member institution.
- Complete any institutional or MCA scholarship materials required for matching to eligible donor-funded awards.
- Provide academic, financial, residency, major, or other documentation required by individual scholarship funds.
How to Apply
- 1Confirm that your college or university is a Michigan Colleges Alliance member institution.
- 2Contact the school's financial aid office and ask about Michigan Colleges Alliance scholarships.
- 3Review the eligibility requirements for the MCA scholarship funds available through your institution.
- 4Complete any required institutional or scholarship applications.
- 5Provide documentation required for the individual scholarships for which you are being considered.
- 6Follow your institution's scholarship deadlines and financial-aid procedures.