25 parallel-programming-"https:" Undergraduate scholarships at Bowling Green State University
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& Sciences, School of Art Deadline 02/19/2026 Supplemental Questions To apply for the Art Talent Scholarship, please visit the "School of Art website at":https://www.bgsu.edu/content/bgsu/en/arts-and-sciences
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preference shall be given to non-traditional students. Second preference shall be given to students enrolled in the RN-BSN program. Third preference shall be given to students attending BGSU Firelands. Award
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Dzidra Shllaku Scholarship Scholarship to support students accepted into the Salzburg, Austria, Academic Year Abroad (AYA) program. Eligibility: Undergraduates. Criteria: Preference given
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programs; Must be a rising junior or senior; Must have a minimum GPA of 3.0. Preference will be given to students who are members of Delta Gamma Sorority and/or are peer facilitators in a campus program for
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student majoring in any program in College of Arts & Sciences; Must be a rising junior or senior; Minimum 3.0 GPA; Must have applied to and accepted in a BGSU-approved study abroad program of one semester’s
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Frank Baldanza English Scholarship Scholarship recognizes an outstanding junior or senior undergraduate student in the English Department program. Eligibility: Junior or Senior undergraduate
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Brian and Michelle Sutherland Scholarship for Respiratory Care The Brian and Michelle Sutherland Scholarship was established to support students in the Respiratory Care program at BGSU Firelands
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Andrew Lawrence Rowe Memorial Scholarship Scholarship provides an annual award to a qualified undergraduate student in the Criminal Justice Program. Eligibility: Full-time undergraduate student
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: Shall meet academic requirements for entrance into the Communication Disorders program. Shall be a student(s) who has declared major in Communication Disorders. Preference shall be given to student(s) who
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Mark S. Kelly Band Scholarship Scholarship established to honor the distinguished 28 years of service provided by Mark S. Kelly to the College of Musical Arts and to the University Band Program