Husker Heritage Tuition Scholarship

Available to:

First-Year
Out-of-State

A stackable academic award presented to exceptional Beadle Scholars who have demonstrated academic excellence and academic distinction at the highest level to further offset the cost of tuition.

Award

Recipients are awarded either $3,000 or $5,000 toward University of Nebraska–Lincoln undergraduate tuition for the academic year ($1,500/semester or $2,500/semester, respectively) for up to four years, not including summers based on enrollment in 15 credits per fall/spring semester (prorated for enrollment in fewer than 15 credit hours per semester).

Deadline

Priority: November 1
Final: May 15

Review Basis

Husker Heritage Scholars demonstrate academic distinction at the highest level. Selection is based on a holistic review that includes a balances objective assessment of competitive academic achievement, including exceptional grade point average or in combination with an excellent class rank and/or test score of 32 ACT (or SAT equivalent), with a subjective final academic review.

Renewability

Students must maintain a 3.000 cumulative GPA and complete 24 credit hours each academic year (fall/spring). View full eligibility and renewal policies.

Transferability

This scholarship is offered by the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. The scholarship is not transferable in part or in whole to any other university or campus, including the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO), the University of Nebraska at Kearney (UNK) or the University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC). This scholarship will not cover the cost of tuition for classes taken at UNO, UNK or UNMC.

Note: The University of Nebraska does not discriminate based upon any protected status. Scholarships are subject to change each year for new incoming students. As a public tuition benefit under Nebraska State Statute 4-110, individuals awarded these funds must be citizens of the United States or if a qualified alien have been verified as lawfully present in the United States (Nebraska State Statutes 4-111 and 4-112).