Value: $6,000 per academic year ($3,000 per semester) for students who enrolled prior to summer term 2000. The difference between resident and nonresident rate for new recipients beginning summer term 2000.
Applicants must be U.S. citizens and residents of any territory or state except Michigan.
Awarded, based on academic achievement, for a four-year period (8 semesters) for those students working on a bachelor's degree, and for a two-year period (4 semesters), for those students working on an associate degree.
Scholarship Committee considers requests for extensions of scholarships, but in no case would they be extended beyond 10 semesters. The 10 semesters would apply to those students required to attend a summer semester or who demonstrate extenuating circumstances.
Renewable for second, third, and fourth year students who maintain a cumulative grade point average of 2.50 as of the end of spring semester, acceptable social behavior, and continuous full-time undergraduate enrollment.
Scholarship Committee considers requests for reinstatement of scholarships from students returning after a withdrawal, depending upon the circumstances of the withdrawal, provided the student had an acceptable grade point average on leaving.
2. International Ambassador Scholarships
Value: Variable ($1,000 minimum to $6,000 maximum).
Applicants must be citizens and residents of any country except the United States.
Awarded, based on academic achievement, for a four-year period (8 semesters) to students in their first year of study working on a bachelor's degree, or to students with transfer credit for a variable period of time depending on MTU requirements.
Scholarship Committee considers requests for extensions of scholarships, but in no case would they be extended beyond 10 semesters. The 10 semesters would apply to those students required to attend a summer semester or who demonstrate extenuating circumstances.
Renewable for second, third, and fourth year students who maintain a cumulative grade point average of 2.50 as of the end of spring semester, acceptable social behavior, and continuous full-time undergraduate enrollment.
Scholarship Committee considers requests for reinstatement of scholarships from students returning after a withdrawal, depending upon the circumstances of the withdrawal, provided the student had an acceptable grade point average on leaving.
