
The Office of Major Scholarship Advisement (OMSA) is the central coordinating office that provides information, advice, and support for students who wish to apply for nationally competitive major scholarships.
The OMSA scholarships are highly competitive, and usually require a minimum overall GPA of 3.75 or higher. In addition to academic excellence, each scholarship requires that applicants have an outstanding record of at least one of the following:
If you believe that you have the potential to compete for one or more major scholarships, please complete these steps:
1. Visit the website – Before you proceed, it is important that you search the website and study the available opportunities to see which may potentially be a good fit.
2. Fill out the Application Form – You should fill out the Major Scholarship Application Form PDF prior to meeting with the director. Many of our information forms are in PDF format. If you have Adobe Acrobat installed, the file will open in your browser. If you do not have Adobe Acrobat, log on to your my.ipfw to get a free copy of this software under the Information Technology tab.
3. Turn in the Application Form - For electronic applications, please save the file as your name, attach it to an e-mail, and send it to Laurie Bell at belll.ipfw.edu. For printed applications, please turn these in to Laurie Bell in Helmke Library 201C.
4. Schedule an Appointment – Interested in scheduling a Major Scholarship Advisement Appointment? (Cumulative GPA of 3.5 and Above Only)
Follow the link above or call the Office of Major Scholarship Advisement to schedule an appointment with Laurie Bell (260) 481-0535. Please submit your Application Form a minimum of 24 hours prior to your appointment.
Freshman Colloquium Class of 2012
Left to Right: Halee Bandt, Sydney Dayton, Mandy Stoffer, Hallel Paraiso, James Langford, Erik Tom, and Daniel Zilz
Recent Scholarship
Winners
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Hiu (Alan) Tse
2012 Phi Kappa Phi Graduate Fellowship

Jennika Laird
2011 Computer Engineering Technology graduate, was named to the 2011 USA TODAY All-USA College Academic Team.

Andrew Bourne
2010 Master of Science in Engineering Technology graduate, was awarded the 2011-2012 Rotary International Ambassadorial Scholarship.