Presidential & Dean’s Scholarships

Rewarding Academic Excellence for Graduating High School Seniors

If you’re a high-achieving high school senior in southern Michigan or northern Indiana, Glen Oaks Community College offers two prestigious scholarships designed to support your academic journey: the Presidential Scholarship and the Dean’s Scholarship.

These merit-based awards help cover the cost of your college education, rewarding your dedication in high school while investing in your future success at Glen Oaks.

Overview of Awards

Presidential Scholarship

  • Up to $4,000 per academic year
  • Covers all educational expenses (tuition, fees, books) up to the award amount
  • Renewable for a second year with qualifying GPA
  • Minimum high school GPA: 3.5

Dean’s Scholarship

  • Up to $2,000 per academic year
  • Covers education-related expenses
  • Minimum high school GPA: 3.0

Who Can Apply?

To qualify, students must:

  • Be a graduating high school senior
  • Have a minimum GPA of 3.0 (Dean’s) or 3.5 (Presidential)
  • Plan to enroll at Glen Oaks in the upcoming Fall/Winter semester
  • Enroll in at least 6 credit hours per semester (award is pro-rated if under 12 credits)

Application Timeline

Applications Open: October 1
Deadline to Apply: March 1
Award Year: Upcoming Fall/Winter semester

The application window is now closed. Please check back between October 1 and March 1.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I renew the scholarship for a second year?
A: Yes, both scholarships may be renewed for a second year if you meet GPA and enrollment requirements at Glen Oaks.

Q: Do I need to be a full-time student to receive the scholarship?
A: No. You must enroll in a minimum of 6 credit hours. Awards are pro-rated for less than full-time (12+ credits).

Q: Do these scholarships cover books and fees?
A: Yes, both scholarships can be used toward tuition, fees, and other educational expenses, up to the award amount.

Q: Do I need to submit other financial aid forms to qualify?
A: No additional forms are required to be considered for these merit-based scholarships, but completing the FAFSA is recommended to access additional aid.