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A number of scholarships are available to new and returning students. These scholarships, made possible by donations from supporters of Walsh University, are awarded primarily on the basis of academic ability and need.

The following scholarships do not require a separate application, unless denoted with an asterisk (*). Application materials will be available in mid-December in the location specified and may also be downloaded online by visiting the financial aid website and clicking the Advancement Scholarships link. The Walsh University Application for Financial Aid, the results of the FAFSA, and the student’s academic record are used to
distribute these scholarships.

• The 50th Anniversary Gala Endowed Scholarship. An endowed scholarship established by various donors to the University to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Walsh University.  Students must have a 2.75 grade point average or higher, participate in campus service activities, and demonstrate a commitment to Walsh and its mission.
• Absolute Endowed Scholarship in Physical and Occupational Therapy.  An endowed scholarship with a goal to establish a working, collaborative and supportive relationship between Walsh University and Absolute in the areas of Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy.  This scholarship is limited to those students who are performing their clinicals at an Absolute related nursing facility. *Application available online.
• St. Albert Patron Saint of Scientists Endowed Scholarship. This scholarship was established for full or part time, traditional or non-traditional students majoring in the sciences.  Eligible students must maintain a 3.25 GPA or higher.
• The Alumni Association 50th Anniversary Endowed Scholarship. An endowed scholarship established by the Alumni Board of Trustees to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Walsh University. Eligible students must maintain a 3.0 grade point average or higher. *Application available online.
• The Alumni Association Board of Trustees Endowed Scholarship. The Alumni Board of Trustees established this endowed scholarship. Eligible students must maintain a 3.0 grade point average or higher and display financial need. *Application available online.
• Alumni Renaissance Scholarship. Eleven alumni under the leadership of Larry Gessner, D.D.S., and Richard Parker, M.D., established this scholarship fund in 1992. Criteria for receiving the scholarship include: full-time sophomore, junior or senior; cumulative 3.0 grade point average; aspiration for further degrees; and participation in extracurricular and community activities. *Application available online.
• James V. and Velia Armogida Scholarship. Scholarship awarded to Stark County, Ohio, residents from the proceeds of a trust fund established by Mr. and Mrs. James V. Armogida.
• The Aultman Hospital Endowed Scholarship. An endowed scholarship fund established by the Aultman Hospital Foundation awarded to a nursing or physical therapy major who is a resident of Stark County, has maintained a 3.0 grade point average, and displays financial need. Preference is given to minority students.
• Dr. J. and Ramona Austen Endowed Scholarship. A scholarship awarded to a freshman, sophomore, junior, or senior who is a member of the track or cross-country team. Preference will be given to students with a 3.5 GPA and those who demonstrate financial need.
• The BFF-LFI Endowed Scholarship. An endowed scholarship established by a generous private family foundation to be awarded to students who demonstrate involvement in campus and community service activities.
• The Benford M. and Alice C. Barnhart and Vernon L. and Ora Lea Estes Parker Scholarship. An endowed scholarship established by Paul J. and Barbara A. Barnhart in memory of their parents. Awarded annually to a full-time student with a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.5. The student must be in good standing, demonstrate loyalty to Christian principles, show financial need and be a U.S. or naturalized citizen.
• Father Dacian O. Barrette Alumni Scholarship. A scholarship awarded to a sophomore, junior, or senior business major who has a minimum cumulative grade point average 3.0 and demonstrates a need for financial aid. *Application available online.
• Father Dacian O. Barrette Scholarships. Scholarships from a fund established to honor Fr. Dacian Barrette, the first business manager of Walsh University.
• Paul B. Belden, Jr. Endowed Scholarships. Several scholarships awarded from a fund established by the Belden family in memory of Paul B. Belden, Jr., a former trustee of the University.
• The Rose and Henri Bernier Scholarships. Scholarships available to students majoring in a foreign language. The scholarships are in honor of Br. Henri Bernier, F.I.C., longtime Walsh University faculty member now retired, and in memory of his mother, Rose Bernier.
• The Don & Ida Betzler Endowed Scholarship. A scholarship established by Don & Ida Betzler, for students who display financial need and maintain a 3.0 GPA. Preference will be given to students of the Catholic faith. This scholarship is renewable provided the student maintains the established criteria.
• Benjamin & Michelle Biery Endowed Scholarship. A scholarship available to students who major in Education or Business who maintain a 3.0 GPA or higher. Preference given to student athletes who display financial need. This scholarship is renewable provided the student maintains the established criteria.

• The Biery Family Endowed Scholarship. A scholarship established by the Biery Family for a junior or senior student on the softball team majoring in Business or Education. 

• The Saint Sebastian Biery Family Endowed Scholarship Fund. A scholarship established by the Biery Family for a junior or senior student on the baseball team majoring in Business or Education.

• Biris Family Endowed Scholarship.  This fund was established by the Biris Family for students who have resided in Stark County for at least five years.  Students must maintain at least a 2.5 grade point average and possess financial need.
• The Marian Birk-Selm Schuller Endowed Scholarship. A scholarship established by Marian Birk. This scholarship is awarded to female students who major in Business.
• Ann D. Black Scholarships. Scholarships awarded from the proceeds of a remainder trust established by the late Mrs. Ann D. Black.
• The Brother Francis R. Blouin Peace Scholarship Fund. A scholarship in honor of the third president of Walsh University, available to a deserving student who demonstrates financial need.
• The Brother Francis R. Blouin Alumni Scholarship. A scholarship in honor of the third president of Walsh University. It is awarded annually to a full-time sophomore, who demonstrates campus leadership and financial need, with a minimum 3.0 cumulative grade point average. *Application available online.
• The Raoul J. and Marie Blouin Endowment Fund. An annual scholarship in memory of Raoul J. and Marie Blouin, parents of the third president of Walsh University, Br. Francis R. Blouin, F.I.C., Awarded to a student in the Teacher Preparation Program. The memorial fund was established in 1988.
• The Brothers of Christian Instruction 50th Anniversary Endowed Scholarship. This scholarship was established by the Brothers of Christian Instruction to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Walsh University. Students must demonstrate financial need and have a 3.0 grade point average or higher. Preference will be given to students who are in the graduate program in Theology.
• The Buckeye Sports Supply Endowed Scholarships. Scholarships offered to students who demonstrate academic ability and financial need. The scholarship fund was established in 1990 by Michael P. Darrah, president of Buckeye Sports Supply, Canton.
• Gary & Linda Byers Endowed Scholarship.  This fund was established by Gary & Linda Byers for undergraduate and graduate students with financial need majoring in a health/science field with a minimum grade point average of 3.0. *Application available online. 
• The Edward and Henry Cain Endowed Scholarship. A scholarship renewed annually for a maximum of eight semesters, awarded to full-time students with a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.7 without regard to financial need. Awarded to students whose elementary or secondary education was primarily obtained as residents of Stark County, Ohio.
• Edward V. Carr and Helen E. Carr Scholarships. Awarded from an endowment fund established with a bequest from the estate of Helen Carr in memory of her son, Edward V. Carr, to assist students with financial need.
• Ethel R. Casenheiser Scholarships. Several scholarships awarded in honor of Ethel R. Casenheiser from a bequest made by her sister, the late Dorris V. Hall.
• The Don and Paulette Caster Endowed Scholarship. An endowed scholarship established by Don and Paulette Caster with preference given to graduates from St. Thomas Aquinas High School and/or full-time employees of the Raisin Rack. *Application available online.
• Charter One Bank, F.S.B., Scholarships. Scholarships available to business majors, funded from an endowment created by Charter One Bank, F.S.B.
• The Carlo Thomas Cicchini Memorial Scholarships. Awarded from an endowment grant made by Guy Cicchini of Canton in memory of his late infant son. McDonald’s employees or their legal dependents will be given first priority. *Application available online.
• Mr. and Mrs. Nathan A. Colaner Memorial Scholarship. A four-year scholarship awarded to an incoming freshman from St. Joseph’s Parish of Canton or St. Paul's Parish of North Canton who has demonstrated academic ability and financial need. If no suitable candidate from the parish qualifies, the scholarship is given for one year to a deserving applicant from another parish in Stark County. The fund was established by the family of the late Robert Colaner in memory of his parents. *Application available online.
• Walsh University’s 7^th President Endowed Scholarship (Tim & Drenda Collins). A scholarship fund established by gifts from Dr. & Mrs. Tim Collins and friends for full-time, residential, Catholic students.  Preference will be given to the “most financially needy” transfer student from an accredited institution of higher education. 
• The Richard W. Cordingly Endowed Scholarship. A scholarship established by ’74 alum Richard Cordingly to be given to a male student who majors in Business. This scholarship is renewable to full, part-time or non-traditional students.
• The Michele A. Culver Endowed Scholarship. A scholarship established by Judith A. & Gerald M. Walsh, in honor of Michele A. Culver. This scholarship is awarded to a full-time, traditional student who displays financial need and maintains a 3.0 GPA. Preference will be given to Education majors; this scholarship is renewable provided the recipient maintains established criteria.

• The Daniel and MaryEllen Vaughn Cunningham – Badge #7 Endowed Scholarship. An endowed scholarship established by Daniel & MaryEllen Cunningham for students who have a parent who is employed full-time as a police officer or firefighter. *Application available online.   

• The William W. and Anna Jean Cushwa Endowed Scholarship. A renewable endowed scholarship established by William W. and Anna Jean Cushwa. Awarded to full or part-time, traditional or non-traditional students with a 2.75 grade point average or higher, who demonstrate leadership in community service activities and show financial need. 

• Frank & Patricia D’Angelo Call to Duty Endowed Scholarship.  Mr. & Mrs. Frank D’Angelo developed this renewable scholarship for Children of Veterans, Gold Star families (children & spouses), Law Enforcement Officers, or Fire Fighters and Emergency Medical Services.  Full-Time, traditional students with a grade point average of 3.0 or higher are eligible. 

• The Frank and Patricia D’Angelo Endowed Scholarship. A scholarship established for students who are pursuing a degree in computer information or computer science field. Students must be citizens of the United States and display financial need.
• Marc Deighton Scholarship. Established by friends and family in memory of Walsh student Marc Deighton, awarded to a full-time student majoring in psychology. The student must exhibit leadership qualities, be in good standing, and be at least a sophomore with a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.5. *Application available online.
• George H. Deuble Scholarships. Several scholarships awarded from an endowment fund established by the Deuble Foundation in memory of George H. Deuble.

• Gary and Rhonda Didado Family Endowed Scholarship.  This fund was established by the Didado Family specifically for incoming freshmen who are graduates of Archbishop Hoban High School.  Students must maintain a grade point average of 2.5 or higher. *Application available through the Admissions Office.

• Doctor of Physical Therapy Endowed Scholarship.  This scholarship was developed by the Division of Physical Therapy for students within the Physical Therapy Program with a grade point average of 3.0 or higher.  Preference will be given to students who display leadership and service activities in the community.  *Application available online.

• The Anne and Henry Domian Endowed Scholarship. A scholarship established by Denise Domian for students who maintain a grade point average of 2.7 or higher.  Preference will be given to students enrolled within the Digital Campus (Adult Learners/Non-Traditional Students).
• The John & Marie Dowling Scholarship. An endowed scholarship established by John & Marie Dowling to assist students whose hometowns are at least 50 miles from the Walsh University campus. Full-time students, both traditional and non-traditional, are eligible forthis renewable scholarship. *Application available online.
• The James J. and Norma Dreussi Memorial Endowed Scholarship. Awarded from a fund established by Mrs. Norma Dreussi in memory of her husband, James J. Dreussi. Preference will be given to students who are parishioners of St. Anthony’s Church in Canton, Ohio. The scholarship is renewable and students must maintain a minimum 3.0 cumulative grade point average. *Application available online.
• The George W. Duncan Endowed Scholarship. This renewable scholarship was established in memory of Dr. George Duncan, former faculty member of Walsh University. Students must have a 3.5 grade point average or higher. Preference will be given to students majoring in history, political science or international relations.
• Edward P. and Jeannette A. Elum Family Endowed Scholarship. A scholarship awarded from a fund established by the Elum family. Preference is given to Elum company employees. *Application available online.

• Mark & Kay Endres Endowed Scholarship Fund.  This renewable scholarship was developed by Mark & Kay Endres for students with a 2.45-2.99 grade point average for students major in Accounting.  Full or part-time, traditional or non-traditional students are eligible.

• Philip and Hattie Eysman Scholarship. Established by the Brothers of Christian Instruction in appreciation of Philip Eysman’s teaching service in the Department of Business.
• James J. “Jerry” Fagan, Sr. Memorial Scholarship.  This fund was established by Eileen Fagan in memory of Jerry with preference for students majoring in Engineering or Music.  Sophomore, Junior, or Senior students demonstrating financial need, with a grade point average of at least 2.5 are eligible. *Application available online.
• Brother Thomas S. Farrell Alumni Scholarship. A scholarship available to a sophomore, junior, or senior with a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.5 who has demonstrated loyalty to Christian principles and exemplary social attitudes in the Walsh University community.
• Brother Thomas S. Farrell Endowed Scholarship. A fund established by family and friends of Br. Thomas S. Farrell, F.I.C., first president of Walsh University, after his death on Oct. 8, 1988.
• The Gary Farey Endowed Scholarship. This scholarship was established in memory of Gary Farey, a long-time supporter of Walsh University. This scholarship is restricted to an incoming freshman from Canton Central Catholic or St. Thomas Aquinas High Schools. Eligible students will have a minimum 2.5 (high school) GPA and will attend Walsh University as a full-time, traditional student. Preference will be given to resident students. This scholarship is renewable provided the recipient maintains established criteria. *Application available online.
• Alfred & Kevin Frank Memorial Scholarship. Family and friends of Alfred and Kevin Frank established this scholarship in their memory. This scholarship is for sophomores, juniors or seniors with financial need, in good standing, who maintain a 3.25 GPA or higher. 
• The Timm and Marianne Fautsko Endowed Scholarship. A scholarship available for sophomore, junior or senior students. The scholarship will be awarded, in even years, to a student with a focus in the field of Psychology; and will be awarded, in odd years, to a student with a focus in the field of Sociology. Preference will be given to students with the greatest financial need and the highest grade point average.
• The Albert W. & Edith V. Flowers Scholarship. A scholarship awarded to an incoming freshman from Stark County with an outstanding high school record. The fund was established by The Flowers Foundation.
• The Foundation for Christ and His Church. An anonymous donor established this endowed scholarship for students who maintain a 3.0 grade point average or higher. Preference will be given to students who major in theology and have an inclination to go into religious life.
• Founders’ Scholarships. Several partial scholarships awarded from a quasi-endowment fund established from the proceeds of a land sale authorized by the Board of Trustees. The fund honors the Brothers of Christian Instruction, founders of Walsh University.
• Brother Robert Francoeur Alumni Academic Scholarship. A scholarship awarded to a sophomore, junior, or senior with a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.0 who has demonstrated loyalty to Walsh University, concern for its general welfare, and demonstrates financial need. *Application available online.

• Brother Robert Francoeur Memorial Endowed Scholarship.  A scholarship established in memory of Brother Robert Francoeur for students who maintain a 2.75 grade point average or higher with financial need.  Targeted to sophomore students at the time of award who major in education and/or philosophy.

• Monsignor Lewis F. Gaetano Teaching Corps Endowed Scholarship.  This renewable scholarship fund was established for students with a 3.0 grade point average or higher pursing instruction at the graduate level. Preference will be given to individuals planning to teach or currently teaching in an underserved, low-income Catholic school system in the following order:  In Stark County, in the Diocese of Youngstown, or in any other Catholic Diocese.  Further preference will be given to graduates of Catholic high schools in the same order of preference.

• GAR Foundation Scholarship. A scholarship awarded to a student of superior ability and financial need, from a fund established by the GAR Foundation of Akron, Ohio.
• Dick Gallagher Memorial Scholarship. A scholarship awarded to a sophomore, junior, or senior who participates in athletics. This student must also demonstrate high academic performance and financial need.
• Patrick Gargoline Recruitment and Retention Scholarship. This scholarship was established from the estate of Dr. Patrick Gargoline for full-time, traditional students with financial need. Eligible students must have a grade point average of 2.5 or higher.
• Arthur Genshaft Memorial Scholarship. A scholarship awarded through a grant from the Genshaft Foundation.
• Grace and Edward Gibbons Scholarship. A scholarship established by the family of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gibbons.
• Gilchrist Brothers Endowed Scholarship.  A scholarship fund established by friends of family of the Gilchrist Brothers for students involved in at least one extra-curricular activity at Walsh University.  Preference will be given to students who display financial need.  Eligible students must be full-time, traditional or non-traditional, and maintain a grade point average of 2.5 or higher. *Application available online.
• Ray and Virginia Gillman Endowed Scholarship. This endowed scholarship established by Mr. Gillman is awarded to a full-time, traditional student with a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.0.
• Libby Ginsburg Memorial Scholarship. A scholarship in memory of Mrs. Hymie Ginsburg, whose husband was the first basketball coach of Walsh University.
• The Keith J. Gloeckl Endowed Scholarship. A scholarship funded by Keith J. Gloeckl, class of 1972, awarded annually to an undergraduate full-time student.
• The Elizabeth Goering Endowment. A scholarship awarded to a deserving and needy student from a fund established by Mrs. Elizabeth Goering of Alfred, Maine.

• The Golden Cavalier Endowed Scholarship. A scholarship established by the Student Alumni Association for a student who has completed at least one semester as a full-time Walsh University scholar with a GPA of 2.5 or higher.  

• Helen M. Green Endowed Scholarship. This scholarship was established for students, with financial need, who major in nursing and maintain a 3.25 GPA or higher. 

• James A. Green Endowed Scholarship. This scholarship was established for students, with financial need, who major in education and maintain a 3.25 GPA or higher. 

• Richard A. Gulling Leadership Scholarship. Funded by the Timken Foundation, the Timken family and Walsh University, this endowment fund awards three scholarships annually to top student leaders who have achieved above and beyond their peers and who serve as role models. Selection of winners is made by the Office of Student Affairs.
• The HCZ Scholarship. A scholarship awarded annually from a fund established by an anonymous donor from Canton.
• The Dr. Kenneth N. Hamilton, Jr. Alumni Scholarship. A scholarship in memory of our fifth president, Dr. Kenneth N. Hamilton, Jr. This scholarship is restricted to business majors who have a minimum 2.5 GPA. Preference is given to student athletes. *Application available online.
• The Dr. Kenneth and Peggy Hamilton Scholarship. A scholarship in honor of our fifth president, Dr. Kenneth N. Hamilton, Jr. and his wife, Peggy.
• The Joseph Harrison Academic Scholarship. A scholarship awarded in memory of Joseph Harrison, father of Br. Edward Harrison, F.I.C., a former longtime member of the University faculty. The scholarship is based on financial need.
• Bruce & Kathy Hartong Family Endowed Scholarship. This scholarship was established by the Hartong Family to assist International Students at Walsh University. Potential recipients must possess financial need, and have a grade point average of 2.5 or above.

• Mark Heffernan Endowed Scholarship.  This scholarship was developed in memory of Mark Heffernan, who was Walsh University’s Assistant Athletic Director.  Eligible students must have a 2.75 grade point average or higher, participate on the Walsh University Campus through the theater productions or game day operations, and must be full-time, traditional students. *Application available online.

• The Melody Hoebeke ’77 Endowed Scholarship.  A scholarship established by Melody Hoebeke Ennis with preference to students who major in Museum Studies  Secondary preference will be given to students who graduated from Alliance High School, residents of Alliance, Ohio, or residents of Stark County (in that order).  Students must maintain a grade point average of 3.0 or higher and display financial need.  *Application available online.
• Dr. Linton R. and Betty Lou Honaker Endowed Scholarship. An annual award established by Dr. Linton R. Honaker, retired director of the Walsh Teacher Preparation Program and his wife, Betty Lou. This scholarship also honors the memory of Brother Conrad J. Dionne, founder of the Walsh University Teacher Preparation Program in 1962. Awarded to the junior in the Division of Education who has a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.0, demonstrates excellent potential as a teacher and possesses the qualities of kindness, sincerity, dedication and professionalism. Family financial responsibilities or other indicated financial need should also be demonstrated.
• Helen M. and Richard S. Hoover Memorial Scholarship. A fund established by Helen M. Hoover and restricted to students who demonstrate financial need and academic excellence.
• The John F. and Loretta A. Hynes Foundation Scholarship. A scholarship awarded from a fund established by the John F. and Loretta A. Hynes Foundation for minority and/or financially needy students.
• Richard & Theresa Jusseaume Endowed Scholarship. This scholarship fund was established to honor Walsh University’s sixth president and his wife. Eligible students must possess financial need and a grade point average of 3.0 or higher. Recipients must be full-time, traditional or non-traditional students.
• K-9 Scholarship. A scholarship awarded to a deserving freshman in the pre-veterinary or pre-medical program. Preference is given to a student who serves as a laboratory assistant. The scholarship is funded through a gift by the trustees of the former K-9 Kollege of Canton.
• George Alex Kallas Memorial Scholarship. A scholarship awarded annually from a fund established by Mrs. Kallas in memory of her late husband. This scholarship is restricted to a student of average or above average ability who has an intense desire to earn a degree in higher education.

• Karcher Group Endowed Scholarship.  The Karcher Group established this scholarship for students with a 3.0 grade point average or higher who major in business. Preference is given to students with financial need.

• Colletta M. Kiko Memorial Scholarship. A scholarship for students who graduated from a Stark County Catholic High School and a current member of a Catholic parish. Eligible students must maintain a 2.5 grade point average or higher and display financial need. This scholarship is not renewable. *Application available online.
• Elaine J. Klekotka Scholarship. Edward Klekotka established this fund in memory of his sister, Elaine. Preference will be given to students who major or minor in the Division of Fine & Performing Arts and possess financial need.
• Knight Foundation Scholarship. Awarded from a gift funded by the Knight Foundation.

• Knights of Columbus Bishop McFadden Endowed Scholarship.   This scholarship was established by the Knights of Columbus Bishop McFadden Council, Council 3777.  Eligible students must maintain a 2.5 grade point average or higher.  Preference is given to students who are members or whose parent or grandparent is a current or deceased member of the Knights of Columbus.  Further preference is given to members of the Founding Council 3777.  Secondary preference will be given to students who are discerning vocations, are orphaned, or are active in the University’s Pro-Life Club.  *Application available online.

• Knights of Columbus, Council No. 341, Scholarship. Awarded from a gift by the Knights of Columbus, Council No. 341, of Canton.
• Aurelia and Sam Krugliak Endowed Scholarship. Established by Aurelia and Sam Krugliak, this fund grants scholarships to incoming freshmen with high academic performance.
• Brother James Lacasse Endowed Scholarship.  This fund was established by the family of Brother James Lacasse for students on the Men’s and Women’s golf teams.  Students must be in good academic standing and possess financial need.
• The Lucien and Desneiges Lacasse Scholarship. A scholarship awarded to a deserving student-golfer in memory of the parents of Br. James Lacasse, F.I.C., former registrar and golf coach at the University.
• The Joanne Lattavo Endowed Scholarship. Established by the Philip E. Lattavo Family Foundation in memory of Joanne Lattavo, a longtime member of the faculty at Walsh. The scholarship is restricted to a full-time junior or senior student with financial need,  who must present their art portfolio before a panel of judges for review. *Application available online.
• The Paul B. Lemmon Memorial Endowed Scholarship. Awarded from a fund established by William J. and Marilyn E. Lemmon in memory of Paul B. Lemmon. The scholarship is restricted to a student from Ohio majoring in business administration with a minimum grade point average of 3.0.
• The Brother Jerry Lessard Alumni Scholarship. This scholarship was established by the Digital Campus Program in honor of Brother Jerry Lessard.  Eligible students must have successfully completed at least 18 credit hours at Walsh University in the Digital Campus Program while maintaining a GPA of 3.0 or above.  This scholarship was designed for students over the age of 25. *Application available online.
• The Brother Theodore Letendre Scholarship. A scholarship awarded in honor of Br. Theodore (Ted) Letendre, F.I.C., a longtime administrator of the University and member of the Board of Trustees. The scholarship is restricted to a student active in Campus Ministry.
• The Sylvia J. Levie Memorial Scholarship. Awarded from a fund established by a bequest in memory of Sylvia J. Levie.
• Dorothy Ling Endowed Scholarship. This scholarship was established in memory of Dorothy Ling by her family and friends, including many former students of Professor Dorothy Ling. Eligible students must have completed at least one year at Walsh University and have a grade point average of 3.0 or above. They must be pursuing a major that is considered to be a liberal arts major, and be of strong moral character. *Application available online.
• The Thomas Y. Ling Academic Endowed Scholarship. A scholarship established by friends and family of Professor Thomas Ling for students who have completed at least one year at Walsh University, and whom the Scholarship Committee believes will complete his/her bachelor’s degree at Walsh University.  Students must be of strong moral character , maintain a 3.0 grade point average or higher, and be pursuing a bachelor’s degree in a major that is considered to be a “liberal arts” major.  *Application available online.

• Joseph R. & Cynthia A. Lubic Scholarship In Memory of Joseph A. Lubic & Walter R. Stoehr.  This renewable scholarship was developed by Joseph and Cynthia Lubic for students with financial need and in good standing with the University.  Eligible students must have a grade point average of 3.0 or higher. Preference will be given to students who major in the aviation program; if no student is eligible, the scholarship will be available for students majoring in a STEM degree. *Application available online.

• The Jonathan Lucilio Endowed Scholarship. An endowed scholarship established by Jonathan Lucilio for students pursuing a major in one of the following areas: Biochemistry, Chemistry or Mathematics. Eligible students must demonstrate a service orientation and work at least part-time.
• The William L. and Sharon K. Luntz Family Endowed Scholarship. A renewable endowed scholarship established by William and Sharon Luntz. Awarded to full-time, traditional or non-traditional students.
• The Walter I. Lusetti Memorial Scholarship Award. A scholarship awarded through an endowment grant from Walter Lusetti and Velia Armogida in memory of their nephew, Walter I. Lusetti. Scholarships are awarded to students of outstanding integrity and ability.
• The Edward A. Mahoney Family Endowed Scholarship. This endowed scholarship was established by Edward and Louise Mahoney for students at the sophomore, junior, or senior level who major in Business. *Application available online.
• Dr. Alan & Rae Mandel Memorial Scholarship. This scholarship was established by the Mandel Family for full time traditional or non-traditional students. Eligible students must maintain a 2.5 grade point average or higher.
• Mastroianni Family Endowed Scholarship. The Mastroianni Family established this scholarship. Eligible students must possess financial aid and maintain a 3.0 GPA or higher. 
• The Herbert E. Markley Endowed Scholarship. A scholarship awarded in memory of Herbert E. Markley to students majoring in business with superior academic performance.
• Nancy Markley Scholarship. A scholarship established by Nancy Markley, a charter member of the Women’s Committee of Walsh University, awarded to an entering freshman from Ohio majoring in elementary education.
• The Maynard Family Endowed Scholarship. This scholarship was established by the Maynard Family for students enrolled in the DeVille School of Business. Eligible students must possess a grade point average of 3.0 or higher.
• The William C. Meier Foundation Scholarship. A scholarship awarded to full-time, traditional, Roman Catholic students residing on campus. Eligible students must have financial need, maintain a 3.0 grade point average and have completed the required credit hours for sophomore level status. *Application available online.
• The A.E. and E.V. Miller Endowed Scholarship. A scholarship established in 1989, awarded to a student majoring in nursing or premedical. The scholarship is renewable annually if a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.0 is maintained.
• Gertrude F. Milzheimer Scholarship. A scholarship awarded from the proceeds of a bequest made by Mrs. Milzheimer.

• Dean Carole Mount Endowed Scholarship.  This fund was established by several donors to the University for students enrolled in the DeVille School of Business.  Eligible students must have a 3.0 grade point average or higher.  Students must also demonstrate involvement in campus and community activities with an emphasis on leadership and service. *Application available online.

• Reverend Richard J. Mucowski Alumni Scholarship. A scholarship awarded to a Counseling and Human Development major in the graduate program working toward LPC licensure OR a student in B.A./M.A. program in Behavioral Science/Counseling and Human Development who has demonstrated volunteer service to a social service agency, maintained a grade point average of 3.0 or more, and is in financial need.
• J.T. (Mike) Mulligan Alumni Scholarship. A scholarship available to a junior or senior who has demonstrated financial need and has made notable contributions in extracurricular activities. *Application available online.
• J.T. and Josephine Mulligan Endowed Scholarship. Scholarships awarded annually from a fund established by a bequest in memory of J.T. (Mike) and Josephine Mulligan, benefactors of Walsh University.
• The Carl A. and Kimberly A. Musille Endowed Scholarship. An endowed scholarship established by Carl & Kimberly Musille for a student with financial need majoring in sociology or psychology.  Eligible students must maintain a GPA of 3.0 or higher.
• The Needles Family Endowed Scholarship. A scholarship awarded from a fund established by the Thomas Needles Family. This renewable scholarship is restricted to a full-time student with financial need and a minimum GPA of 2.0. Preference will be given to students majoring in business with an emphasis on Government & Foreign Affairs. Traditional and non-traditional students eligible.
• The Betty Newman Nursing Scholarship. A scholarship established by the Byers School of Nursing for undergraduate nursing students accepted into sophomore level nursing courses, or graduate students who have completed at least six credit hours. Full-time, traditional or non-traditional students are eligible, and must maintain a 3.0 grade point average or higher and show financial need.
• The John R. & Kathleen S. Nichols Endowed Scholarship. This scholarship was established by John & Kathleen Nichols for students who were members of National Honor Society in High School and currently maintain a GPA of 3.0 or higher.  Eligible students must demonstrate a high degree of integrity, character, ambition, drive and initiative and be involved in professional, community service or philanthropic organizations/activities. *Application available online.
• Dr. Ernest and Alba Panasci Scholarships. Awarded each year to deserving students from a fund established by Dr. and Mrs. Panasci.
• The Brother Ernest Paquet Academic Scholarship. A scholarship awarded in honor of Br. Ernest Paquet, F.I.C., a longtime faculty member in the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science. The scholarship is based on financial need.
• Patriot Project Endowed Scholarship. A scholarship established by the Patriot Project for veterans or children/grandchildren of a veteran, with preference to Gold Star families.  Eligible students should be junior or senior students in a pre-professional degree program, with preference to students possessing a specific interest in Chiropractic education.  Students must maintain a grade point average of 3.0 or higher.  *Application available online.

• Saint John Paul II Endowed Scholarship.  This renewable scholarship was developed by multiple gifts from friends of Walsh University for students with a 2.5 grade point average or higher with financial need.  Candidates must be practicing Catholics that feel called to Ministry.  Students must be a rising Sophomore, junior or senior.  Potential recipients must be willing to participate in a Stark County Catholic School Retreat Program and assist in Our Lady of Perpetual Help programs. *Application available online.

• The Helen Irene Peer Memorial Scholarship. This scholarship was established by Gary and Linda Byers in memory of her mother, Irene. Preference will be given to students majoring in the nursing program with a minimum 2.5 GPA. *Application available online.
• The Pellegrino Family Endowed Scholarship. A scholarship awarded from a fund established by the Pellegrino family. Preference will be given to traditional students who are members of the dioceses of Cincinnati, Cleveland, or Toledo. Students must maintain a minimum 2.0 GPA. *Application is available online.
• The Coral L. Pennetti Endowed Scholarship. This endowed scholarship was established by Jim and Coral Pennetti. Preference will be given to students who major in education. *Application available online.
• Dan Peters Memorial Scholarship. Friends and family of Dan Peters established this scholarship in his memory. Eligible students must maintain a 2.5 GPA or higher. Preference will be given to students with financial need currently involved in youth programs as a coach or mentor. *Application available online.
• Michael A. Petrecca Endowed Scholarship. A scholarship awarded to a member of the Cross Country and/or Track teams. Preference will be given to a student who majors in accounting with a minimum grade point average of 3.0 or higher. Full-time, traditional students who display financial need are eligible.
• Gary & Carol Pfau Endowed Scholarship. Kevin Pfau established this scholarship in honor of his parents for students enrolled in the Byers School of Nursing. Eligible students must maintain a grade point average of 3.0 or higher.

• Kevin Pfau Endowed Scholarship Fund.  This non-renewable scholarship was established by Kevin Pfau, Walsh University Class of 1988, for students with a 3.0 grade point average or higher.  Eligible full-time, traditional students must possess financial need and major in Elementary Education.

• John J. and Marguerite M. Phillips Scholarship. Awarded from a fund established by Mr. and Mrs. John J. Phillips.
• The William C. & Dorothy A. Phillips Scholarship. This scholarship was established by Dorothy A. Phillips in memory of her husband, William C. Phillips. Full-time students who maintain a minimum 3.0 grade point average or higher and display financial need will be eligible for this renewable scholarship.
• Howard E. Possner, M.D., Memorial Scholarship. A scholarship awarded to a premedical student from a fund established by Mrs. Possner in memory of her late husband.
• The Brother Joseph Power Academic Scholarship. A scholarship, based on financial need, awarded in honor of Br. Joseph Power, F.I.C., a longtime member of the University’s English faculty.
• Brother Joseph Power Scholarship. A scholarship awarded from a fund established in honor of Br. Joseph Power, F.I.C., a longtime Walsh faculty member.
• Rambo Family Endowed Scholarship.  This fund was established by Bill and Trina Rambo for students within the Nursing Program or Health Science major.  Eligible students must have a grade point average of 2.9 or higher. 
• The Ramsburg Group Endowed Scholarship. An endowed scholarship established by The Ramsburg Group to be awarded to a student majoring in business. Eligible students must be employed, display financial need, and maintain a 2.8 grade point average or higher.
• Margaret E. Raridan Endowed Scholarships. Awarded from a fund established by a bequest in the estate of Margaret E. Raridan.
• The Mark Ratti Family Endowed Scholarship. An endowed scholarship awarded to a sophomore or junior student at the time of application. Preference is given to students who are of the Christian faith and who demonstrate strong school spirit. *Application available  online.
• The Fred R. and Joanne C. Reikowsky Endowed Scholarship. A scholarship awarded from a fund established by Fred and Joanne Reikowsky. Preference will be given to students who are parishioners of St. Paul’s Church in North Canton. Students must maintain a minimum 2.0 GPA. *Application available online.
• The Congressman James B. Renacci Government Scholars Program. Congressman James B. Renacci established this endowed scholarship to support certain activities of the Department of Government and Foreign Affairs of the University. Students must major in Government and Foreign Affairs or International Relations and have an interest in public or community service. *Application available online.
• Dr. Carl E. Richards Scholarship. Recognizes the Brothers’ physician of 40 years; established by the Brothers upon his death in 1985. The award is intended for students in pre-medicine and other disciplines who show the potential to be of generous service to the community.
• The L.J. "Vern" Riesbeck Legacy Scholarship. This endowed scholarship was established through a gift by Midwestern Industries in memory of their former Chairman of the Board, L.J. "Vern" Riesbeck. Eligible students must major in Business and display financial need. Preference will be given to students from Massillon Washington High School. *Application available online.
• Brother Robert-Myrrl Houck Inspirational Scholarship. Awarded to the junior in the Teacher Preparation Program who has achieved the highest cumulative grade point average during the first five semesters at Walsh University.

• Albert C. Rose, Jr. Endowed Scholarship.  This renewable scholarship was developed by the family of Albert C. Rose, Jr. for students with a 2.5 grade point average or higher.  Full or part-time, traditional or non-traditional students (including graduate students) are eligible.

• Ruflin Family Endowed Scholarship. Awarded to students enrolled in the DeVille School of Business with a minimum grade point average of 3.0. Preference given to traditional or non-traditional sophomores, juniors or seniors; who display financial need. The scholarship is renewable provided that the student continues to meet the requirements.
• St. Francis and St. Clare Scholarship. Scholarships will be awarded to a full-time, first year, Catholic student who demonstrates financial need and practices the core values of the University.
• The Brother Charles St. James Endowed Scholarship. This scholarship was established by a gift from Walsh University Alumni and Resident’s Life offices in honor of Brother Charles St. James. An annual award to students who embody Br. Charlie’s charisma in their daily life, the selected recipient is required to assist with Campus Ministry and Residence Life in the Br. Charlie Legacy Program. 
• St. Jude Endowed Scholarship. Awarded from a fund established by Joseph X. and Joretta McCarthy of Massillon, Ohio.
• St. Raphael the Archangel Endowed Scholarship.  This scholarship was established by Bruce Altieri and Dr. Beth Marcinkoski for students who have chosen to major in Biology or Pre-Med with a particular interest in pursuing medical school to become a primary care physician.  Eligible students must maintain a 3.0 grade point average or higher.
• St. Thomas Aquinas Scholarship. Awarded from a fund established by Joseph X. and Joretta McCarthy of Massillon, Ohio.
• Mary Alice Saxton Endowed Scholarship. Awarded from the proceeds of a trust in memory of Mary Alice Saxton.

• Christine and Gregory Sbaraglia Endowed Scholarship.  This scholarship was developed by Christine and Gregory ’71 Sbaraglia for students with a 2.5 grade point average or higher, who major in Education.  Full-time, traditional students with financial need are eligible. 

• The Angela and Tom Schervish Endowed Scholarship Fund. A scholarship awarded from a fund established by Angela and Tom Schervish with preference given to junior or senior level students with financial need. Student must maintain a 2.0 GPA or higher. Full or part-time, traditional or non-traditional students are all eligible. *Application available online.

• Edith & Roy Scheutzow Endowed Scholarship.  The Quota Club developed this scholarship at Walsh University for students with a 2.0 GPA or higher for Education majors with a preference for those with an interest in special needs.  Students must be Stark County residents with preference given to non-traditional (adult) students.

• Bill & Barb Schiltz Endowed Scholarship.  This fund was established by Bill & Barb Schiltz for students with financial need.
• Jane and Frank Schirack Endowed Scholarship. A scholarship awarded from the proceeds of a fund established by Dr. and Mrs. Frank Schirack.
• Ann and George Seanor Scholarship. A scholarship awarded from an endowment fund established by Mr. and Mrs. George Seanor.
• The Margaret Sigmund Endowed Scholarship. A scholarship awarded in memory of Margaret Sigmund. Preference will be given to full-time, traditional students majoring in religion, science, or math, who desire to have a career focused in research. Students must maintain a 3.0 grade point average or higher.
• The Fred F. Silk Endowed Scholarship. A scholarship renewed annually for a maximum of eight semesters, awarded annually to full-time students with a grade point average equivalent to that required for Honors or Academic Scholarship recipients without regard to financial need. Awarded to students whose elementary or secondary education was primarily obtained as a resident of Stark County, Ohio.
• Sisler-McFawn Scholarship. Awarded from the proceeds of a fund established by the Sisler-McFawn Foundation to a student from Summit County, majoring in nursing.
• The Sisters of Charity Foundation of Canton Scholarship. A scholarship awarded from a fund established by the Sisters of Charity Foundation for minority and/or financially needy students.
• Alan and Geralynn Smith Endowed Scholarship. A scholarship established by Alan and Geralynn Smith for non-traditional students in a graduate program at Walsh University in good academic standing.
• Lloyd L. and Louise K. Smith Memorial Foundation Endowed Scholarship. Awarded to a resident of Summit County, Ohio, who demonstrates superior academic performance and financial need, and is enrolled as a full-time undergraduate matriculated student.
• The Kimberly A. Smith Endowed Scholarship. A scholarship established by Russell and Kathy Smith in honor of their daughter Kimberly A. Smith ’12. This scholarship is restricted to a sophomore, junior, or senior member of the women’s golf team.

• Sodexo Corporation Endowed Scholarship. An endowed scholarship established by the Sodexo Cororation for students with financial need employed by Sodexo maintaining a 2.5 GPA or higher. *Application available online.

• The Jacob H. and Theodosia J. Soehnlen Memorial Scholarships. Awarded from the proceeds of an endowment in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Soehnlen.
• The Wiley Webster Stephens Memorial Endowed Scholarship. This scholarship fund was established by a gift from Robert Stephens O’Brien and Betty Winzeler O’Brien in memory of Bob’s grandfather Wiley Webster Stephens. Preference will be given to students who major in Business.
• The Brother Marcel Sylvestre Endowed Scholarship. A scholarship awarded to a student at the graduate level in the following order: Brothers of Christian Instruction, priests residing with the Brothers and serving as community chaplains, or religious men and women from other congregations, International Students from the following countries:  Haiti, Africa, South Africa or any International Student who needs financial assistance. Students must maintain a 2.75 grade point average.
• The Ged Tarpey ’03 Endowed Scholarship.  A scholarship established by Ged Tarpey ’03 and Ana Kono for members of the Men’s Soccer Team.  Preference will be given to international students.  Eligible candidates must be full-time, traditional students and have a 3.0 grade point average or higher.
• The Timken Employee Alumni Endowed Scholarship. Walsh University Alumni who are current or retired employees of the Timken Company established this renewable scholarship for students with a 3.0 grade point average or higher.
• Timken Foundation Endowed Scholarships. Several scholarships awarded annually to students from an endowed trust fund established by the Timken Foundation of Canton.
• The Marlene K. Toot ’85 Endowed Scholarship. This scholarship was established by alum Marlene K. Toot ’85 and is restricted to students who are majoring in a health science field including Physical Therapy, Nursing or Physical Education. *Application available online.

• Ray & Rose Tucker Memorial Endowed Scholarship.  This renewable scholarship was established by Richard & Ellen Tucker for students with a 3.25 grade point average or higher. Preference will be given to students majoring in Math or Computer Science with secondary preference to students who are first in their family to attend college.  *Application available online.

• Ira G. Turpin Scholarship. Honors the late Honorable Ira G. Turpin, former Stark County assistant prosecutor, judge of the Stark County Court of Common Pleas, and judge of the U.S. Fifth District Court of Appeals. The scholarship is awarded annually to an African-American student from Stark County, Ohio, who ranks in the upper one-half of his or her high school graduating class. The student selected for the scholarship must first accept all federal, state and institutional aid for which he or she is qualified. The scholarship is renewable if the student completes a minimum of 30 credit hours per academic year and maintains a minimum grade point average of 3.0.
• United Healthcare Endowed Scholarship.  This fund was established by United Healthcare for nursing students with at least a 3.0 grade point average.  Students must possess financial need, and be full-time.
• Brother Roland Vigeant Endowed Scholarship.  This fund was established by the Biery Family in memory of Brother Roland Vigeant.  It is for students majoring in education with at least a 3.0 grade point average.  Full-time students with financial need are eligible.
• Brother Roland Vigeant Fine and Performing Arts Scholarship. A named endowed scholarship established by a gift from Walsh University Alumni and friends in honor of Brother Roland Vigeant. Restricted to an incoming freshman who is a member of the Walsh University Marching Band.
• The Corinne E. Volkmann Endowed Scholarship. Awarded in memory of Corinne E. Volkmann from a fund established in 1989.
• The Judy Bahen Walsh Endowed Scholarship. A scholarship awarded from a fund established by Gerald M. Walsh, in honor of his wife, Judy Bahen Walsh. Eligible students will be enrolled in the Master’s of Counseling or Human Development Programs and maintain a 2.5 grade point average or higher. Students must display financial need.
• Walsh University Occupational Therapy Endowed Scholarship.  A scholarship fund established by the Occupational Therapy Program at Walsh University for students in their fourth, fifth or sixth semester in the Walsh University Occupational Therapy Program.  Students must be in good academic standing, and must display financial need.  Preference is given to students who display leadership and participate in community service activities.
• Charles A. White Memorial Scholarships. Scholarships awarded to students dedicated to service as exemplified by the late Charles A. White. The scholarships are funded through a gift by a close friend of Mr. White.

• Donald L. Wickline, Jr. '68 Endowed Scholarship.  This scholarship was developed in memory of Donald L. Wickline, Jr. 1968 Alum of Walsh University.  Eligible students must have a 2.5 grade point average or higher with preference to students who have been honorably discharged from any branch of the military.  Further preference to practicing Christians who are residents of Ohio or New Jersey.

• Ervin and Marie Wilkof Endowed Scholarships. Scholarship awarded to full-time, traditional students maintaining a 3.0 grade point average or higher. Students must display financial need. The scholarship is renewable if the student continues to meet the requirement criteria.
• William K. and Lotte Wilson Scholarship. A major academic scholarship offered to an incoming freshman and renewed annually provided the recipient maintains superior academic performance.
• Women’s Committee of Walsh University Endowment. An endowment fund established in 1988 by the Women’s Committee of Walsh University. This fund is used to provide academic scholarships. *Application available online.
• Triston Young Endowed Scholarship. An endowed scholarship established by the Young Family for full-time, traditional students with financial need who major in Special Education with preference to students working with Transition University.  Eligible students must maintain a 3.0 GPA or higher and display financial need.

WALSH UNIVERSITY PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIPS

Presidential Scholarships are awarded each year to a limited number of qualified freshmen who enter the Honors Program. Presidential Scholarships are equivalent to the cost of regular full-time tuition. Candidates should have a cumulative grade-point average of 3.75 or higher, strong ACT or SAT scores (25/1200 critical reading and math, minimum), and class ranks typically in the top quartile or higher. Student leadership, high-school activities, and church and community service all are considered as selection criteria. However, the prevailing criteria are intellectual potential and intellectual curiosity. Candidates will be invited to the Honors Competition and must be admitted to Walsh University by the published deadline, which usually falls in January of each year, to be included in the Honors Competition pool. Recipients of Presidential Scholarships qualify for annual renewal by maintaining a 3.5 cumulative grade-point average, enrollment in the appropriate Honors courses, and active service and leadership in the Honors Program. Students receiving Presidential Scholarships also are required to maintain full-time undergraduate status (minimum of 12 credit hours per semester), reside in the University residence halls, and earn a "B" or better in all Honors courses. The Presidential Scholarship is available for a maximum of eight consecutive semesters and  replaces any previously awarded institutional funds. 

WALSH UNIVERSITY FOUNDERS SCHOLARSHIPS

Founders Scholarships are awarded each year to qualified freshman who enter the Honors Program. Like the Presidential Scholarships, Founders Scholarships are equivalent to the cost of regular full-time tuition. One Founders Scholarship may be awarded to a top scholar at each of six Youngstown Diocesan high schools per year, as well as one scholarship at each of the Columbus area Catholic Schools and one scholarship within the Diocese of Toledo and Diocese of Cincinnati. Candidates should have a cumulative grade-point average of 3.75 or higher, strong ACT or SAT score (25/1200 critical reading and math, minimum), and class ranks typically in the top quartile or higher. Student leadership, high-school activities, and church and community service all are considered. However, the prevailing criteria are intellectual potential and intellectual curiosity. Recipients of the Founders Scholarship will qualify for renewal by maintaining a 3.5 cumulative grade-point average, enrollment in the appropriate Honors courses, and active service and leadership in the Honors Program. Students receiving Founders Scholarships also are required to maintain full-time undergraduate status (minimum of 12 credit hours per semester), reside in the University residence halls, and earn a "B" or better in all Honors courses. The Founders Scholarship is available for a maximum of eight consecutive semesters and  replaces any previously awarded institutional funds. 

WALSH UNIVERSITY ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS AND MERIT AWARDS

(Incoming undergraduate freshmen) Walsh rewards incoming full-time freshmen with scholarships and merit awards based on their high academic credentials (cumulative grade-point average, ACT or SAT score or test optional essay score). These scholarships and merit awards range from $12,000 to $18,000. They are available for eight consecutive semesters of full-time undergraduate study.

THE BROTHER FRANCIS BLOUIN GLOBAL SCHOLARS

Sponsored through the Office of Global Learning, scholarships are awarded to freshmen or sophomore students after a competitive interview process. Students accepted to the program must commit to the program for the entirety of their undergraduate career and participate in the Global Learning programs supporting the community. Students are awarded two education abroad experiences with courses that relate to their topic of study and receive recognition upon completion of the program. *Application is available in the Office of Global Learning or the Admissions Office beginning in December of the academic fall semester.

WALSH UNIVERSITY HONORS PROGRAM BAXTER SCHOLARSHIPS

Awarded to students who have been accepted into the Walsh University Honors Program, these scholarships are renewable. To be in good standing in the Honors Program, students must receive at least a "B" in each Honors course, and must maintain a cumulative grade-point average of 3.3 or higher, enroll in the appropriate Honors courses, and be active servant leaders in the program. Students may receive this scholarship for a maximum of four academic years. Students must maintain full-time undergraduate academic status and be enrolled in an Honors course every semester.

THEA BOWMAN

The Thea Bowman Scholars Program is designed to help African-American students achieve success and mature as leaders throughout their lifecycle at Walsh University. The program aligns with the University’s mission and overall commitment to create an environment that is inclusive and supportive to the student’s cultural, spiritual and personal development and their academic success. Students accepted into the Thea Bowman Scholars Program will have opportunities to explore various cultures, politics and history within the United States and abroad.

DIOCESAN SCHOLARSHIP

Full-time employees of the Youngstown Diocese are eligible for a scholarship that will reduce their per credit-hour charge. Students must present verification of full-time Diocesan employment. This scholarship is effective for all Walsh University credit programs, both undergraduate and graduate with the exception of Physical Therapy, which is an intensive, year-round program whose schedule does not allow for outside employment.

CHOIR AND BAND SCHOLARSHIPS

Awarded to students with outstanding vocal and/or instrumental abilities who will participate in the University Chorale or band. The numbers of awards are determined by the Director. Students who are interested should contact the Director of the Chorale or Band, or the Office of Admissions.

CAMPUS MINISTRY SCHOLARSHIPS

Funded by the Brothers of Christian Instruction, this scholarship program seeks students who actively commit to the mission of Campus Ministry through exemplifying their faith in Jesus Christ. Students who are interested should contact the Office of Admissions. 

CHILDREN OF ALUMNI ARE VERY SPECIAL (CAVS) GRANT

A $1,000 grant will be awarded to full-time dependents of Walsh University graduates and must be enrolled full-time in undergraduate courses. CAVS Grants are renewable for four years.

ATHLETIC GRANTS

Athletic grants are awarded to outstanding athletes who agree to participate in an intercollegiate sport for the University. The number of awards and the amounts are determined by coaches and the Athletic Director. Students with athletic abilities who are interested in participating in intercollegiate athletics must contact the coach of that particular sport.

CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL GRANT

Walsh University offers the Catholic High School Graduate Grant of $1,000 to entering full-time freshman. To be eligible for the Catholic High School Graduate Grant, students must have graduated from a Catholic High school and meet the Walsh University’s admission criteria. The Catholic High School Graduate Grant is available for a maximum of eight consecutive semesters as long as the student maintains satisfactory academic progress and full-time undergraduate status.

SIBLING GRANT

A $1,000 award will be granted to brothers or sisters entering as full-time undergraduate students, of any dependent student currently enrolled full time in an undergraduate program at Walsh University. An award for multiple siblings is also available.

HOME-SCHOOLED GRANT

$1,000 award to students entering as full-time, first-time undergraduates who can document that they have been home-schooled in high school. This grant is awarded to recognize the investment of time and expenses associated with home schooling and cannot be used in combination with the Catholic High School Grant. Programs sponsored by public school systems do not qualify.  

Before receiving any federal assistance, a student must file a FAFSA and meet the following general eligibility requirements, as well as those requirements which are unique to each program.

In order to comply with the general requirements, a student must:

• Be enrolled as a regular student in an eligible program studying for a degree or certificate;
• Be a citizen or permanent resident of the United States;
• Must not be in default on a previous federal student loan;
• Maintain satisfactory academic progress in his/her course of study according to the institution’s established standards of satisfactory progress. See Walsh University’s Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy.

FEDERAL PELL GRANT

The Federal Pell Grant is designed to assist needy students to continue their education beyond high school. The amount of the grant, which need not be repaid, is determined by the student’s need and the cost of attendance at the school. Application is made each year by completing the FAFSA. Graduate students and students who have previously earned a bachelor’s degree are not eligible for this program.

Students must make satisfactory academic progress as determined by Walsh University in order to receive the grant. Grant amounts are reduced proportionately for students enrolled less than full time.

FEDERAL SUPPLEMENTAL EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY GRANT (FSEOG)

This program is available to full-time undergraduate students with substantial financial need. Preference is given to those students receiving a Pell Grant. Students must maintain satisfactory academic progress as determined by Walsh University. Graduate students and students who have previously earned a bachelor’s degree are not eligible for this program. Application is made each year by completing the FAFSA.

TEACH GRANT

This federal grant is available to education majors who will teach in certain subject areas. This grant has the potential of turning into a loan if certain conditions are not met. Because of this, please log onto www.studentloans.gov for more information.

STATE NEED-BASED GRANT

The Ohio College Opportunity Grant Eligibility for this need-based grant is determined by the state of Ohio at the time the FAFSA is filed. It is available to Ohio residents attending Ohio schools.

A second major federal loan program, the Federal Direct Stafford Loan, also provides long-term loans to eligible students in postsecondary education. Students must first file a FAFSA to be considered for a Direct Stafford Loan. Loans are available either on a subsidized or unsubsidized basis and are borrowed directly from the federal government. The subsidized loan is based on financial need with the federal government paying interest while the student is in school. The unsubsidized loan is not based on need, and interest accrues on the loan while the student is in school. Interest payments can be deferred until six months after graduation when repayment generally begins, or can be made to the lender while the student is in school. The Stafford Loan has a fixed interest rate which is set annually each July 1. There is a 10-year maximum repayment period with minimum payments starting at $50. The maximum yearly amount available to eligible dependent students is $5,500 for freshmen, $6,500 for sophomores, and $7,500 for juniors and seniors, or an aggregate total of $31,000 for undergraduate study. Eligible independent students may borrow up to an additional $4,000 yearly for freshmen or sophomores and $5,000 yearly for juniors and seniors. The aggregate total for independent students is $57,500 for undergraduate study. Students must enroll at least half-time and, for the subsidized loan, demonstrate financial need.

FEDERAL PARENT LOAN TO UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS (PLUS)

A PLUS Loan is a loan parents of dependent students borrow for educational expenses. Electronic applications are available online at www.studentloans.gov.

NURSING EDUCATION ASSISTANCE LOAN PROGRAM (NEALP)

Loans are available on a limited basis to nursing students through the State of Ohio. The applicant must be an Ohio resident and a U.S. Citizen or eligible non-citizen. Annual loan limit of $3,000 may be renewed annually up to four years. A FAFSA application is required in addition to an NEALP application, available at the Walsh University School of Nursing office. Twenty percent of the loan is forgivable with each year of service in the nursing profession, with a maximum forgiveness of 100% after five years of service.

The Federal Work-Study Program provides jobs for students who have substantial financial need and must earn a portion of their educational expenses. Students may work on a part-time basis on campus.

Students must be enrolled full-time and demonstrate financial need in order to qualify for the program. Preference is given to those students living on campus. Application is made each year by completing the FAFSA.

Working hours vary from 5 to 15 hours a week and as a general rule should not exceed 20 hours per week while classes are in session. Although wages vary depending on job description, the usual rate of pay is minimum wage.

CAMPUS SERVICE PROGRAM

Under this program, full-time students work 5 to 15 hours a week in on-campus jobs. They are paid the current minimum wage.