Paying for a college education in this day and age can be a daunting task. Hanover College offers a variety of scholarships for students.
Buckeye Scholarship
For 2012-2013, this award will be in the amount of $3,000 per year. The Ohio Choice Grant is an important part of funding a college education for many Ohio students. Hanover College's Buckeye Scholarship is to reassure students that they can attend college outside of Ohio without sacrificing this valuable award. It is renewable each year provided a minimum cumulative 2.0 GPA is maintained.
Keys Scholarship
For 2012-2013, this award will be in the amount of $3,000 per year. For many Kentucky students, the KEES Scholarship is an important part of funding a college education. Hanover College's Keys Scholarship is to reassure students that they can attend college outside of Kentucky without sacrificing this valuable award. It is renewable each year provided a minimum cumulative 2.0 GPA is maintained.
Volunteer Scholarship
For 2012-2013, this award will be in the amount of $3,000 per year. For many Tennessee students, the Hope Scholarship is an important part of funding a college education. Hanover College's Volunteer Scholarship is to reassure students that they can attend college outside of Tennessee without sacrificing this valuable award. It is renewable each year provided a minimum cumulative 2.0 GPA is maintained.
Lincoln Scholarship
For 2012-2013, this award will be in the amount of $3,000 per year. For many Illinois students, state scholarships are an important part of funding a college education. Hanover College's Lincoln Scholarship is to reassure students that they can attend college outside of Illinois without sacrificing this valuable award. It is renewable each year provided a minimum cumulative 2.0 GPA is maintained.
Academic Merit Scholarships serve to recognize the overall academic achievement of students. The scholarship review committee examines GPA, SAT/ACT scores, class rank, course load and academic rigor for all applicants to Hanover College. Awarding of the four categories of academic merit scholarships is largely based on the academic composite, but co-curricular activities and campus visit interactions can aid in difficult decisions. The amount and number of scholarships awarded in each category is determined on an annual basis according to the demographics of our applicant pool.
Parker Academic Merit Scholarship
Awarded in honor of Dr. Albert G. & Katharine Parker, Hanover's president and first lady from 1929-1958. Hanover College flourished under their care and guidance in the face of the great burdens of the times.
Hendricks Academic Merit Scholarship
Awarded in honor of Thomas A. Hendricks, a graduate of the class of 1841 who went on to serve as Vice President of the United States.
Blythe Academic Merit Scholarship
Awarded in honor of Dr. James Blythe, the first President of Hanover College. He led Hanover through its formative years and laid the groundwork for the outstanding institution it has become.
Donner Academic Merit Scholarship
Awarded in honor of William H. Donner, a Hanover alumnus who was a successful businessman in the tin plate and steel industries, and a philanthropist in cancer research.
Many schools offer you opportunities to study abroad, but Hanover College is only school that offers you that opportunity for free. Through our Global Scholars Program we make it possible to our top students to travel around the world and receive our most prestigious scholarships, including more than $2,000,000 in funding. Those selected as a Global Scholar not only have the opportunity to compete for these scholarships, including full-tuition scholarships, but are guaranteed $3,000 towards off-campus spring term courses.
Learn more about the Global Scholars Program.
To recognize Benjamin Templeton’s great academic achievements and accomplishments as a leader, Hanover has created the Benjamin Templeton Scholarship Program.
This four-year renewable scholarship covers the full cost of tuition and is awarded to 10 prospective first-year students on the basis of academic excellence and commitment to leadership, multiculturalism and social justice. Designed to identify and reward students who have made significant leadership and cultural contributions to their high school communities, this scholarship hopes to give those students the means to make a significant contribution within the Hanover community. Learn more about the Benjamin Templeton Scholarship Program.
Learn more about our Visual & Performing Arts Scholarships.
Awarded to immediate relatives of Hanover College alumni and current students to remind us that the most important part of the College is not its buildings but its people. This award is in the amount of $2,000 per year. It is renewable each year provided a minimum cumulative 2.0 GPA is maintained.
If you have further questions about scholarships, please contact your admission counselor directly or send an email inquiry to admission@hanover.edu.