Baccalaureate Academic Scholarship

At Seminole State College, we are invested in the impact that education has on our students. We hope that the time that you spend here, enriches your academic journey in many ways. This scholarship is designed to help students continue in their degree programs and recognize the academic experiences of students at Seminole State College. 

Students who are selected for this scholarship will receive an award in the Spring 2025 semester. Completion of this application allows you to be considered for scholarships offered by the Baccalaureate Admissions Office at Seminole State College but should not be considered a guarantee of an award. Limited scholarships will be awarded each year. 

Scholarship Application Availability

Applications for the Baccalaureate Academic Scholarship is currently open for the Spring 2025 semester. Deadline to apply is January 3, 2025. Note: The College is closed for Winter Break/New Year's from December 21-January 1.  

For additional opportunities, please visit Seminole State's Private and College Scholarships

Eligibility

Applicants must meet all eligibility requirements by the application deadline,
to be considered for an award:

• Must be accepted into one of Seminole State's bachelor's degree programs.
• GPA of 3.0 or higher by the application deadline.
• Submit a completed Scholarship Application. 
• Be enrolled in at least two (2) classes in the Spring. Enrollment for the Spring semester will be verified before funds are awarded.
• Financial need is not part of the scholarship selection process; however, you must have a 2024-2025 FAFSA on file and satisfied all FAFSA packaging criteria to be considered. To receive the scholarship, the Financial Aid Office must verify that all eligibility criteria have been met. 

Scholarship Awards 

Selected students will receive an award up to the cost of one class in the Spring. The scholarship does not cover textbooks or fees. Enrollment for the Spring semester will be verified before funds are awarded and changes in a student’s registration may affect the number of funds the student receives.