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Miller College Scholarship Application

In order to be eligible for a Miller College of Business Scholarship or Award, an applicant must:

  • Be enrolled as a full-time student at Ball State University
  • Be a Miller College of Business major
  • Attend the annual Miller College of Business Scholarship Banquet, which will be held each fall (Award recipients are guests of the Miller College of Business)
  • Complete the scholarship application and submit the form

Deadline for submission of all application materials is February 15, 2013.

Preference will be given to students admitted to the Miller College of Business (Seniors and Juniors). While there is no minimum GPA requirement for application, some scholarships have a GPA minimum.

Scholarships and awards are supported primarily by donations to the Ball State University Foundation. A small percentage of donors require that financial need be established for the award of the scholarship. This will require completion of the FAFSA form available in the Ball State University Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid (LU 245). Most other awards may be made on the basis of scholastic achievement without regard to financial need. In order for the committee to get an accurate picture of your financial situation, please fill out the application fully.

All scholarships are awarded for a one-year period (two semesters), and an annual application for renewal is required; however, application does not guarantee receipt of an award. All applicants will be notified by mail at the end of June.

Personal Info
First Name
Middle Name
Last Name
Student ID
Email Address
Permanent Address
Address
City
State
ZIP Code
County
Phone Number
Include area code
Education
High School attended
Are you currently completing Pre-Business (Rule of 9) courses?
Pre-Business or Major GPA
Cumulative University GPA
GMAT Total
(Grad students only)
Semesters completed
After this semester
Credit hours completed at end of Spring 2013:
Major or intended area of study
(Include option if applicable)
Second major
Minor, if applicable
Anticipated Degree Completion
Were you awarded a university or college scholarship for 2012-2013? If so, indicate scholarship and amount.
First Award
    Amount
Second Award
    Amount
Third Award
    Amount
Experience
Have you completed an internship or cooperative work experience?
If so, where?
Name any social or professional organizations you currently belong to.
List all work experience.
(include any position you presently have)
Identify community service activities during the past two years.
Can be on- or off-campus. Provide dates, organizations, and names of officials or individuals with whom you worked. Feel free to provide any documentation thought to be helpful in assessing your experience/involvement in this type of activity.
Other Questions
Have you completed (or do you plan to complete) a financial aid form?
Are either of your parents an employee of Marsh Supermarkets, Inc.?
Have you participated in the activities of Consumer Education Council?
Do you plan to work at a Midwest Accounting Firm?
Are you a non-traditional student? (24 years of age or older)
Do you smoke or drink?
Are you currently employed?
Are you a U.S. citizen?
Do you intend to pursue a Master's degree?
Are you the dependant of an Indiana Farmers Mutual Insurance employee or licensed full-time agency employee?
Did you work while attending high school?
Are you completing an Associate degree?
Did you transfer to BSU from Ivy Tech or Vincennes University?
Do you plan to live and work in the Midwest?
Current freshmen and sophomores: Are you a member of Miller Scholars or the Pre-Business Honors Program?
Optional
If you have conducted a random act of kindness / Good Samaritan act this past year, you are eligible to apply for an additional scholarship, the Karl T. Harford Good Samaritan Endowed Scholarship. This $5,000 scholarship memorializes Karl T. Harford, a BSU student who was murdered in March, 2004, when he offered to drive three men home from a party. To apply for this scholarship, submit a response to the following prompt: "Describe one of your Good Samaritan acts and/or random acts of kindness and explain the impact this has had on you."
Note: Although selection of the Harford Scholarship recipient is administered by a university official, applicant information is provided to a third-party, non-university committee. By submitting the response above, you are authorizing disclosure of personal information to a third-party and are waiving your FERPA rights.
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