Biochemistry (B.S.), Biology (B.S.), Broad Field Science, Chemistry (B.S.), Computer Science (B.S.), Criminal Justice, Education, Exercise Science (B.S.), Industrial Systems Analytics (B.S.), Mathematics, Pre-Nursing and Psychology. Application deadline of Nov. 20, 2022. Interviews Dec. 2, 2022.

Broad Field Social Studies, Communication, Creative Writing (B.F.A.), English, Graphic Design, History, Music, Music Education, Music Performance, Religion, Spanish, Studio Art and Writing. Application deadline of Nov. 20, 2022. Interviews Nov. 29, 2022.

Humanities & Fine Arts full-tuition scholarship recipients must uphold the following:

• Maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.0.
• Complete a minimum of 24 credits per academic year.
• Be actively working toward a degree in an HFA major.
• Adhere to the codes of conduct stated in the University Student Handbook.

Accounting, Business Administration, Food Safety & Quality, Hospitality Management, Management Information Systems, Marketing, Organizational Management and Sport Management and Leadership. School of Business Scholarship application deadline of Nov. 20, 2022. Interviews Dec. 1, 2022.

Awards full-tuition scholarships to selected students from Sheboygan County. A minimum cumulative high school GPA of 3.25 or a score of 27 or better on the ACT are required. Renewable. Application deadline of Nov. 20, 2022. Interviews Dec. 5-9, 2022.

Awards multiple full tuition scholarships to new, full-time freshmen of minority ethnicity. Preference is given to freshmen graduating from an inner city high school. Priority is given to graduates of Providence-St. Mel High School in Chicago with financial need Federal and Lakeland grants are also awarded to meet full-time tuition costs. Renewable. Application deadline: rolling.

Ten renewable scholarships of $20,000 are available for new students eager to explore the intersection of faith, reason, and justice. Students must declare and maintain satisfactory academic progress towards a minor or major in religion and participate in programing of the Ulrich Center for Philosophy, Ethics, and Christian Thought. This scholarship cannot be combined with any academic scholarships. Open to new, full-time freshmen or transfer students. Priority deadline: Feb. 1, 2023, rolling deadline: June 1, 2023.

This full-tuition scholarship is open to new, full-time freshmen with high financial need. Preference will be given to students from disadvantaged backgrounds. Renewable. Application deadline April 1, 2023.

Academic scholarships for freshmen entering the traditional program may be awarded based on a review of students’ transcripts (academic rigor and cumulative, unweighted GPA). Scholarships range in total value between $40,000-$72,000. Annual awards are between $10,000-$18,000 and are renewable with designated Lakeland University GPAs.

Use the scholarship calculator below to quickly determine your potential academic scholarship.

Directions: Use your unweighted, cumulative high school GPA. If you are a new transfer student entering the traditional program, please refer to transfer student scholarship opportunities. Contact the financial
aid office if you have any questions or would like additional information.

Please refer to the international student admissions page for scholarship information.

Academic scholarships for freshmen entering the traditional program will be awarded based on combinations of student ACT or SAT test scores and cumulative, non-weighted high school GPAs. Scholarships range in total value between $40,000-$72,000. Annual awards are between $10,000-$18,000 and are renewable with designated Lakeland University GPAs.

Use the scholarship calculator below to quickly determine your potential academic scholarship based on your GPA and ACT/SAT score. 

Directions: Use your ACT composite score or your SAT total score, as well as your non-weighted, cumulative high school GPA. If you are a new transfer student entering the traditional program, please refer to transfer student scholarship opportunities.

Contact the financial aid office if you have any questions or would like additional information.

Student descendants of families who were displaced by the Vietnam Conflict are eligible to apply for the renewable $15,000 Col. Yong Chue Yang Scholarship. This scholarship cannot be combined with any academic scholarships. Open to new, full-time freshmen or transfer students. Application deadline: July 1, 2023.

Awards $10,000 to a selected full-time freshman who is a graduate of a Sheboygan County high school. The student should be focused on academics above athletics and be actively involved in extra-curricular or volunteer activities. Non-renewable. Application deadline Jan. 30, 2022.

Awards $500-2,000 per year to accomplished piano students, selected by audition. This award is renewable. Open to new, full-time freshmen or transfer students. Students must maintain enrollment in MUS 258 Collaborative Piano and may serve as accompanists to choral students, in the voice studio, or work with jazz or other ensembles as assigned by the piano instructor.

Application deadline: rolling. Auditions scheduled upon completion of application.

Awards $500 - $3,000 per year to qualified music students. Annual audition required, along with participation in a band or choral group at Lakeland. Open to new, full-time freshmen or transfer students. Renewable.

Rolling application deadline. Auditions scheduled upon completion of application.

Awards $1,000 - $3,000 per year to qualified theatre performers and production assistants. Open to new, full-time freshman or transfer students. Audition required, along with participation in Lakeland’s productions. Renewable.

Application deadline: Jul. 1, 2023. Auditions scheduled upon completion of application.

Top awards of $5,000 and $3,000, and multiple awards ranging from $500-$1,500. Open to new, full-time freshmen demonstrating leadership and/or altruism. Supplemental materials and interview required. Renewable. Priority deadline for top awards: Feb. 1, 2023. Rolling deadline for remaining awards: May 1, 2023. Skype interviews scheduled upon completion of application.

Lakeland University has partnered with RaiseMe, allowing students to earn performance-based scholarships for achievements throughout high school in and outside the classroom.

Examples:

• Earning an A
• Taking rigorous courses like honors and AP courses
• Working a job or internship

As students progress through high school, they'll have transparency into

the minimum amount of scholarship or aid grants they can expect from

Lakeland before applying.

Here’s how it works:

1. Create a free portfolio at raise.me/join/lakeland
2. Enter high school achievements to date.
3. Keep profile updated through senior year.
4. That’s it!

Earnings are instantly displayed in the RaiseMe portfolio and represent the minimum amount of aid or scholarships students can receive from Lakeland University if and when they enroll.

Lakeland University has partnered with the college readiness and student success platform RaiseMe to launch a micro-scholarship-based student success initiative for current Lakeland students.

By completing activities like mapping out a four-year plan with their academic advisor, uploading their professional resume on Handshake, joining a student organization, attending convocations, etc., RaiseMe's micro-scholarship program rewards our students for building engagement and community.

Students can be rewarded with personalized, incremental and achievement-based scholarships ranging from $10 to $100 each to be applied toward tuition in the following academic year. Lakeland students can earn up to $750 in scholarships per academic year. Students should receive an email from RaiseMe near the beginning of each term inviting them to claim their accounts to begin earning micro-scholarships.

The program is meant to supplement and enhance the robust support Lakeland already provides to all students. Money earned through RaiseMe, combined with Lakeland financial aid, cannot exceed tuition and students already receiving full tuition scholarships are not eligible.