The Eagle Scholarship is a need-based award that is given to eligible students. The maximum award a student can receive for the 2013–2014 academic year is $2,000. Students must complete a FAFSA to be considered for the scholarship.
- Full admission to an undergraduate degree program at National Louis University
- Completion of the FAFSA (Students must meet all federal financial eligibility requirements to be considered for the scholarship)
- An Expected Family Contribution (EFC) of less than $10,000
- A minimum of 16 quarter hours of accepted college transfer credits
- A transfer GPA of at least 2.25
- Students who do not enter the University with a transfer GPA of 2.25 or higher will have their GPAs reviewed after two terms of enrollment at NLU. If at the end of the second term the GPA is at least 2.25 or higher the student is eligible to begin receiving the Eagle scholarship
- Eligibility for the scholarship is reviewed annually. Must maintain a cumulative 2.25 GPA or higher to remain eligible each term.
- Enrollment in at least 8 quarter hours per academic term
- The award is renewable as long as a 2.25 GPA is maintained
- Students will be awarded $500 per term if enrolled in 12+ hours. Students enrolled in 8-11 hours will be awarded $400 per term.
- The scholarship can be awarded until the student has reached 180 quarter hours of combined transfer and institutional coursework
- All NLU resources cannot exceed 25% of the tuition charges each term
- Scholarship is not refundable to the student, can only be used to cover tuition costs