Scholarships recognize students who have excelled academically, demonstrated leadership, been involved in their
community or who have a special talent or ability. They also recognize potential.
UW-Green Bay is dedicated to extending the reach of its scholarship efforts and to matching deserving applicants
with the best possible opportunities.
 For New Freshmen
Applying for a scholarship at UW-Green Bay as an incoming freshman is an easy process. There are three main
award categories, and you will only need to complete one application for consideration of an award for the
upcoming academic year.
For Continuing Students
The following is a list of continuing student scholarships awarded by the Financial Aid Office. With one
application, you will be considered for many different awards, and if additional information is needed for
a certain award application, you will be contacted by our office. You will also want to check out the
Departmental Scholarship section of this site to view any academic programs offering scholarships in your
major.
Departmental Scholarships
This page provides a list of academic departments at UW-Green Bay who offer scholarships for students who
are studying in their areas. If you have questions about these awards, please contact the department directly
for more information.
Outside Scholarships
The University is notified regularly of scholarships offered by local and regional organizations. We update this page to include any new awards we are made aware of. Please check back regularly
to view the most current listing.
This page acts as a reference for students seeking national or community based scholarships. Inclusion does not constitute endorsement. Use good judgment and common sense when researching potential scholarships.
Helpful Sites
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Office of Financial Aid cannot guarantee the accuracy of the information, nor are we responsible for the content in any of these outside sites or sources of information. Use good judgment and common sense when researching potential scholarships.
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