Local Scholarships

Scholarship	Type	Amount	Requirements	How to Apply	Priority Date
CU International Club Student Scholarship	Non-institutional award	$500/semester, $1000/year	International students enrolled full-time at Cameron University International students in good standing Students who will have completed at least two semesters by completion of the spring semester Active paid members of the CU International Club	Complete the application and submit with all required documents to the International Student Office no later than the last Friday in July.	No later than last Friday in July
Entre Nous Study Club	Scholarship of $300 presented to a Cameron sophomore or junior majoring in a degree within the School of Arts and Sciences.	$300	Sophomore or Junior in the School of Arts and Sciences Full-time enrollment during the summer or fall semester Minimum 3.0 GPA	Applications available at the Office of Financial Aid	March 1
Fulbright-Helvey Foundation Scholarship	Fulbright-Helvey Foundation	$750 - Spring Semester	Deserving female students, either undergraduate or graduate, of Cameron University Undergraduate students must have and maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.5 Graduate students must have and maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.0 All students must be full time students, enrolled in 12 credit hours for undergraduate students and 9 credit hours for graduate students Additional consideration will be given to those applicants who have demonstrated citizenship and community spirit through their involvement in civic functions and activity throughout their high school and college years Must have a valid 2017-18 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) on file with the Office of Financial Assistance If you are a current recipient of this scholarship and you are returning to Cameron in the fall, you do not have to complete another application. The scholarship will be renewed if you have continued to meet the scholarship criteria	Contact the office of Financial aid for an application.. On the FERPA waiver, under "Other person(s), agency(ies), institution(s) or organization(s) to whom my records may be released" please include FULBRIGHT-HELVEY FOUNDATION.	Jan 3rd
Lawton Noon Lions 4-yr Scholarship	The Lawton Noon Lions Club supports students at our local university (Cameron) through its scholarship program. The scholarships will be awarded to those individuals considered by the Scholarship Committee to be most deserving based on academics, ability, and civic activities.	$6,000	1. Must be a first-time freshman attending Cameron University. 2. Must be pursuing a baccalaureate degree. 3. Scholarship committee will evaluate applicants based on academics, ability, and civic activities. 4. Must maintain full-time status and 3.0 GPA.	Submit a Lawton Noon Lions Club 4-Year Scholarship Application	February 1st, Annually
Lawton Noon Lions Club Annual Scholarship	The Lawton Noon Lions Club supports the education of individuals through its scholarship program. The scholarships will be awarded to those individuals considered by the Scholarship Committee to be most deserving based on academics, ability, and civic activities.	Varies	Must be enrolled full-time or part-time at either Cameron University or Great Plains Technology Center The scholarships will be awarded to those individuals considered by the Scholarship Committee to be the most deserving based on academics, ability, and civic activities. Please mail completed application to: Lawton Noon Lions Club Attn: Scholarship Committee P. O. Box 673 Lawton, OK 73502	Apply here	July 1
OK-AHEAD Scholarships	OK-AHEAD’s purpose is to further full participation for individuals with disabilities in Oklahoma post-secondary education through collaboration, information dissemination, advocacy, professional and policy development, and research. Oklahoma Association on Higher Education and Disability continues its mission for disability service providers and the students they serve. OK-AHEAD is a state affiliate of AHEAD, a premier professional association for individuals serving students with disabilities in higher education.	$500	High school senior or a current post-secondary student with plans to pursue an education at an Oklahoma technology center or two-year or four year college/university. Provide documentation regarding disability (such as a letter from a physician or anything else you feel necessary to assist the scholarship coordinator in making a decision concerning your eligibility to be considered a person with a disability. Enrolled in at least 6 hours of coursework. Minimum 2.0 cumulative GPA on a 4.0 scale or homeschool equivalent.	Visit http://ok-ahead.org/scholar.html Completed application packets may be sent to the following address: OK-AHEAD Scholarship Committee c/o Brenda Dawes OK ABLE Tech Oklahoma State University Wellness Center 1514 W. Hall of Fame Oklahoma State University Stillwater, OK 74078-2026	March 1 - Annually
Oklahoma's Promise/OHLAP	Oklahomans want to see deserving students succeed – students who study and work hard, but whose families find it difficult to afford college. Ok's Promise is designed to help these students make it happen financially.	Varies	Incoming Freshmen	See website for details. More Info on Oklahoma's Promise/OHLAP
The Lawton Community Foundation	The Lawton Community Foundation is an affiliate of the Oklahoma City Community Foundation. Donors and organizations have established various scholarship and award funds for the benefit of Lawton area students.	Varies	Varies	Visit http://occf.org/scholarships/ More Info on The Lawton Community Foundation	Varies
Wyatt F. and Mattie M. Jeltz Memorial Scholarship	award		Minority student, full-time, accumulated 30 credit hours, college gpa of 2.8 or higher	Complete application and submit it to the Wyatt F. and Mattie M. Jeltz Memorial Scholarship Foundation. More Info on Wyatt F. and Mattie M. Jeltz Memorial Scholarship	August 15 and December 20