37 web-programmer-developer-"U" Undergraduate scholarships at Bowling Green State University
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the School of Human Movement, Sport and Leisure Studies in the College of Education and Human Development. Eligibility: Must a full-time, undergraduate student; Must be majoring in Recreation or Tourism
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Deanna Radeloff Scholarship Scholarship recognizes an outstanding undergraduate student enrolled in a human development and family studies program in the Department of Family and Consumer Sciences
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Harold (Hal) A Brubaker Memorial Scholarship Scholarship recognizes students who are pursuing a program in teacher education at the secondary level. Eligibility: Full-time, undergraduate students
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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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Administrative Staff Scholarship The goal of the Administrative Staff Scholarship Program is to award scholarships annually to undergraduate students at Bowling Green State University. Criteria
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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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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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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