Scholarship Details

  • Award amounts: Award amounts for the individual scholarships in this pool may vary based on available annual funding, but the maximum combined total amount you can receive from most donor-funded and institutional scholarships is $2,000 per academic year.
  • Disbursement information: UMGC will provide you information on term award disbursement (the process and timeline for financial aid funds, including scholarships, to be credited to your student account).
  • Application invitation: If you meet the minimum qualifications listed above, you will be sent an invitation via email and as a checklist item on your To Do list on your MyUMGC student portal to complete the online scholarship application in the spring of each year.

How the Award Process Works

  1. If you meet the minimum qualifications listed above, the Office of Financial Aid will send you an email and a notification in the To Do List in the MyUMGC student portal, inviting you to fill out a UMGC scholarship application. Invitations are sent only once per year, during the spring of each academic year in which you meet the baseline eligibility criteria. Students who first meet the minimum eligibility criteria after the spring invitations are sent in a given year must wait until the following spring to receive an invitation to apply.
  2. Submit the application as soon as possible. The priority deadline for completing the application is June 15 each year. Scholarship awards for the upcoming aid year are based on funding availability.
  3. The Office of Financial Aid will notify you by late fall of your scholarship award status via email. You will receive a notification if you are matched to a scholarship or if you do not receive a scholarship.

Students who continue to meet all eligibility requirements for these scholarships will be invited to complete an application annually.

List of UMGC Donor Scholarships

See a complete list of UMGC donor scholarships.

FAQs

[Scholarships are] a fantastic way, a very measurable way and an impactful way to make a difference. [The donors for my scholarship have] directly contributed to my ability to take this program and do something with it.

James S. MS in Cybersecurity Policy