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Scholarship Questions
How do I find a scholarship for my major?
Information regarding UCM Alumni Foundation scholarships is available through UCM Scholarship Finder (Formerly MoCents), the University's online scholarship application.
How do I apply for a UCM Freshman scholarship?
Your high school transcript and the information you provide on University of Central Missouri's application for admission are reviewed to determine your eligibility for freshman academic scholarships. Students must submit the online scholarship application to be considered for UCM鈥檚 Missouri Boys State/Girls State Scholarship and UCM Alumni Foundation Scholarships.
Where can I find more scholarships to apply for?
Information about scholarships external to UCM is available in the External Scholarships section on this page.
What do I do if I receive a scholarship check?
Complete details on how to submit your off-campus scholarship check(s) are located on this page under "Submitting Scholarship Checks to UCM."
What if I improve my High School GPA or ACT score? (Incoming Freshmen)
Your scholarship eligibility will be reconsidered if your 7th semester high school cumulative gpa is higher than your 6th semester and/or your ACT composite score improves on or before the April national ACT test. Please note: Scholarship reconsideration is contingent upon receipt of your official 7th semester high school transcript and/or the receipt of your official ACT scores by the Office of Admissions, University of Central Missouri, Ward Edwards 1401, Warrensburg, MO 64093.
What if I lose my UCM scholarship due to ineligibility?
Certain UCM renewable scholarships may be reinstated. To be considered for reinstatement, earn the required grade-point average and maintain status as a full-time (at least 12 undergraduate credit hours ) UCM undergraduate student each semester. See reinstatement information under "Current Students" for more details.
Are scholarships available for transfer students?
Students transferring from an accredited 4-year or 2-year, private or public college or university may be considered for a scholarship.
Do I have to be a full-time student to receive a UCM scholarship?
Most of the UCM scholarships require full-time enrollment (earning a minimum of twelve undergraduate hours per semester at UCM). However, if otherwise eligible, you may be enrolled in less than twelve hours and receive a proportional amount of the award value under the following conditions:
- Be enrolled in a University-approved off-campus internship
- Be a last semester senior completing a degree program
Can my conduct affect my UCM scholarship eligibility?
Scholarships may be reduced or canceled if the recipient fraudulently misrepresents any information or engages in serious misconduct warranting substantial disciplinary penalty.