Graduate scholarships
Scholarshipsfor graduate students
Graduate students in the Spears School of Business do have opportunities to be considered for scholarships. In many cases, programs request students complete a universal scholarship application beginning mid-February each cycle, with application link notices emailed directly to students of participating programs with funding available. While variation by program exists, the primary end for the graduate scholarship application cycle is mid-May. Award announcements occur over the summer months. Traditional scholarships are awarded for the fall and spring semesters and are often equally divided between terms. A student’s failure to maintain scholarship criteria results in the loss of the scholarship(s) and re-application for the following year is required for future consideration. Any program offering a one-time high-GMAT/GRE scholarship to working professionals enrolled online or at OSU-Tulsa automatically considers the application for admission as the scholarship application.
Scholarships
- Accounting
- MBA
- MS BAnDS
- HTM
- MS MIS
- Ph.D.
- Financial aid links
Fast Web
Requires users to register but the service is free to use.GradSchools.com
Offers a list of fellowships, loans, and assistantships that are both federally funded and provided by independent organizations. Gradschools.com is an excellent source of information on graduate college.Fatomei
Offers a large list of financial aid programs, including aid from federal programs and private organizations.MBAinsight.com
This $500 MBA Scholarship is open to all current MBA students and those planning to enroll within 12 months. Registration only requires the applicant to leave a review of their GMAT Test Prep Company and/or Admissions Consulting Company.National Indian Education Association
For students of Native American descent. This site provides links to specific tribes’ websites, so check individual sites for application information rather than going by old deadlines listed on the NIEA site. Many scholarships are available for graduate students.National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)
Most of the scholarships require applicants to be members of the organization.