Student Scholarships

Each year, GVSU Education Program students receive substantial financial support through scholarships reserved for students pursuing a career in the field of education.

  • During the 2020-2021 school year, 23 students received Education Program scholarships - a total of $43,950 
  • During the 2019-2020 school year, 30 students received Education Program scholarships - a total of $42,700

Scholarship Overview

Grand Valley State University is an affirmative action, equal opportunity institution. It encourages diversity and provides equal opportunity in education, employment, all of its programs, and the use of its facilities.

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Scholarship Application Information

Candidates in both initial certification and graduate programs are eligible to apply. These scholarship opportunities are made possible by the generosity of individuals and organizations dedicated to the preparation of high-quality educators.

Please note that an essay is required for most Education Program scholarships. Each essay should describe how the particular scholarship will benefit you and should address the specific eligibility criteria for the scholarship.

To find scholarships for Education students and first-generation students, use the scholarships list on this page. There is a search filter that allows you to search for specific scholarships by entering a keyword. You can view the criteria for specific scholarships by selecting "View" next to each scholarship title.

Scholarships

Scholarship Name
Alex Aninos Music Education Scholarship

Scholarship Available to
Music Education majors

Award amount
Varies

Level
  • Undergraduate

Criteria for Applying

The purpose of the scholarship is to support students who struggled with music courses early on in their education at Grand Valley, but then show desire to and proof of academic improvement through retaking courses, better overall GPA, and having involvement in groups and/or communities within the Performing Arts Center (i.e. Music Fraternities, organizations, performing/chamber ensembles, etc.).

  • Recipients of this scholarship shall have been accepted for or currently enrolled at GVSU
  • Must be at least a junior or senior enrolled for 12 credit hours or more with a declared major in Music Education
  • Shall be making satisfactory academic progress according to the norms established by the University

Application Due
  • March 1st

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