Martin Luther College Merit Scholarship Opportunities:

No application is required. We review eligibility for every student each year. Merit scholarships will be added as part of the financial aid award.

Incoming (traditional) first-year students will be considered for merit scholarships based on their cumulative high school GPA or ACT score. Transfer students and returning MLC students will be considered for merit scholarships based on their cumulative college GPA.

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2018-2019 MLC Scholarship Opportunities

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Please pay close attention to due dates and application requirements.

  • MLC Auxiliary Scholarship

    • Amount: $750 (renewable for 3 years)
    • Deadline: September 17, 2018
    • Requirements: Traditional Freshmen with a high school GPA of 3.75 or greater
    • Directions to apply
    • One application for both Auxiliary Scholarship and Precht Scholarship

  • Precht Family Scholarship

    • Amount: $500 (renewable for 3 years)
    • Deadline: September 17, 2018
    • Requirements: Traditional Freshmen with a high school GPA of 3.75 or greater
    • Directions to apply
    • One application for both Auxiliary Scholarship and Precht Scholarship

*Students that receive a designated MLC scholarship will be asked to write a letter of appreciation (thank you letter). Students that do not write this letter of appreciation within the designated time frame will forfeit their eligibility for any future MLC scholarship opportunities (excluding merit scholarships and need-based grants).

If you have any questions, please contact our office.

Outside Scholarship Opportunities

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These scholarships are not associated with Martin Luther College.
All questions should be directed to the organization providing the scholarship funding.

  • CashCourse My Story Essay Contest

    • Prizes: $250 Runner up (x4) – $1,000 Second place (1) – $2,00 Grand Prize (1)
    • Guidelines: Complete the official entry form and submit an original 750 word essay describing a financial mistake you have had and what you learned from it.
    • Deadline: October 31, 2018
    • To Apply: View Details

Scholarship Tips

  • Scholarships are available through many different companies and organizations. Spending some time to search for funds and applying to scholarships can be time consuming, but it can also help you get FREE MONEY for your educational costs.
  • Check in your community for available scholarships. Ask your parents if their employer offers scholarships. Use a scholarship search tool online for more opportunities.
  • Searching for scholarships is free. If a website requests money to perform a search, do not use that website.

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