Scholarships & Grants

ALL SCHOLARSHIPS

At Nebraska, a diverse range of scholarships are available for students with different academic backgrounds and life experiences. View our full list of scholarships available—you can filter by in-state, out-of-state, leadership, diversity, first-year and transfer. Click on each scholarship to view the award, application criteria, deadlines, ACT/SAT scores, renewability and any other award criteria.

VIEW A FULL LIST OF SCHOLARSHIPS

SPECIALIZED SCHOLARSHIPS

Other scholarship opportunities include Graduate Fellowships, ROTC Scholarships and scholarships from other funding agencies. Learn more about other scholarship opportunities and information on the scholarship search programs available to students.

VIEW SPECIALIZED SCHOLARSHIPS

EXTERNAL SCHOLARSHIPS

Scholarships are also available from private businesses, organizations, etc. that are external to Nebraska.The University of Nebraska–Lincoln does not determine eligibility for these scholarships or hold affiliation with any of the organizations.

VIEW EXTERNAL SCHOLARSHIPS

How to apply your external scholarship

Step 1

Complete the External
Scholarship Check Form.

Scholarship Check Form

Step 2

Bring the completed form and scholarship check to Husker Hub or mail it to:
Husker Hub
PO Box 880411
Lincoln, NE 68588-0411

Step 3

Report your Scholarship in MyRED.

report your scholarship

Step 4

Check MyRED and to confirm your scholarship has been applied.

Double Check MyRed

The University of Nebraska - Lincoln offers additional financial aid to undergraduate students in the form of grants. Grants are based on financial need, which is determined by your FAFSA, and do not require repayment. Grants are coordinated and administered by the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid.

Undergraduate grants include Federal Pell, Federal Supplemental Education OpportunityGrants (FSEOG), Teacher Education Assistance for College and Higher Education Grant (TEACH Grant) and Grants for Priority Applicants. Grants for Priority Applicants are awarded on a first-come basis to qualified applicants who have a completed financial aid file.

learn more about UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT GRANTS