These scholarships are categorized according to the office to which you send your scholarship application. Scroll down to see all your options.

Financial Aid Office: To qualify for these scholarships, you must have filed a FAFSA. To apply, complete the scholarship application and submit a copy to the Financial Aid Office in Old Main, room 110. (Do not specify which scholarship you are seeking. By submitting an application you will be considered for all scholarships.)

Bernice C. Anderson Scholarship. Full tuition to one or more students showing financial need. Incoming freshmen must be in the second quartile of their high school graduation class. Returning students must have at least a 2.5 GPA.

Hans Bredahl Scholarship. For a full-time student with a minimum GPA of 3.0 majoring in any area and exhibiting financial need.

Donald and Laura Carroll Scholarship. For full-time undergraduate students who show financial need and serve as student assistants to the program areas in which they are majoring, working no less than ten and no more than twenty hours a week during each semester. Entering students must be in the top third of their high school graduating class. Returning students must have at least a 2.75 GPA to remain eligible.

Agnes Dahl Memorial Scholarship. A scholarship for a financially needy student whose academic credentials place them in the "B" or "C" category.

Enbridge Energy Company Scholarship. For students with financial need. Half of the monies shall be awarded to students in the applied sciences. Students must be residents of the United States or Canada who are entering their second or subsequent year of study.

Paul Meadows Memorial Scholarship. For a student with a 3.0 GPA or higher and in financial need.

Maureen Roin Scholarship. Awarded to a student with academic promise who comes from a socially difficult background and who has financial need. Priority will be given to female students.

Margaret Frets Young Loan Fund. Short-term loan given out through the Financial Aid Office for real need worthy students who have emergencies.

Dean of Students Office: To apply for these scholarships, complete the scholarship application and submit a copy to the Dean of Students Office in the Yellowjacket Union. The Dean of Students Office requires that you submit additional information on a form available at that office. An information packet with application is posted on the Dean of Students website.

A'viands Scholarship. To recognize an individual or individuals who have demonstrated outstanding commitment to their education and exemplary work performance for campus dining services at UW-Superior. Qualifications include: 1) Must be attending UW-Superior as a full-time student; 2) Must be currently employed by A'viands at UW-Superior; 3) Demonstrated commitment to position and education; 4) Cumulative GPA of at least 2.75 (high school students must provide a copy of transcript). Recipients of scholarship will be focused on both their educational advancement and their work performance in the UW-Superior dining services. Particular attention will be given to applicants who also hold memberships in campus clubs or organizations, have participated in special dining service functions and/or events (such as catering), or provided volunteer services.

Robert Demgen Fund. To provide financial support for emergency funds for UW-Superior students.

Oluf Haugsrud Scholarship. For students of academic merit.

Carl and Helen Kunz Scholarship. An annual scholarship awarded to a junior who plans to carry out research or a project during his or her senior year that applies directly to the field of reminiscence and life review within their major area of study. The following criteria apply:

1.       The research or project is a formal part of the student's major area of study that requires research or a project that will be carried out during the student's senior year.

2.       The proposed research or project reflects a clear understanding of the field of reminiscence and life review.

3.       The research or project will further the knowledge of how reminiscence and life review is related to the student's major field of study.

4.       There is reasonable evidence that the research or project will be able to be carried out successfully during the student's senior year.

5.      The student commits to preparing a final report and related poster session that would be appropriate for publication in the news letter of the International Institute for Reminiscence and Life Review and/or as a poster session at their biennial conference (this does not mean that publication or presentation is required).

Lambda Sigma Lambda Scholarship. An annual scholarship for an undergraduate female student at UW-Superior in her junior or senior year with a minimum GPA of 2.5. Students must be active in campus life and show commitment to enhancing campus life at UW-Superior. Preference will be given to applicants who are legacies of Lambda Sigma Lambda/Sigma Sigma Sigma sororities. The junior receiving the scholarship may also be eligible for this scholarship into their senior year as well.

Optimist Club Scholarship. For students with an overall GPA of 3.0 or above, setting positive examples for youth and commitment to service to youth in their community.

Joe Long Leadership Scholarship. For students who have shown outstanding leadership, who have a minimum GPA of 2.25, and who show financial need.

William and Olga Munnings Scholarship. Awarded annually to four students: 1) An incoming student from Superior Senior High School; 2) A full-time undergraduate junior or senior student majoring in business and economics; 3) A full-time undergraduate junior or senior student majoring in teacher education; 4) A non-traditional student.

Barb Torgerson Fund. To provide financial support for non-traditional UW-Superior female students who have been affected by domestic violence.

Lloyd Williams Memorial Scholarship. For an incoming freshman who graduated high school with a 3.0 GPA or higher, or a current UW-Superior student with a 3.0 or higher GPA. The student must be a full-time student at UW-Superior and live in the residence halls for the entire academic year that the scholarship is dispersed. The student must demonstrate the potential to continue with their college career by remaining in good standing with the University and maintain all scholarship criteria.

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Admissions Office: These scholarships are awarded to incoming students by the Admissions Office. For more information, contact the Admissions Office.

Norton E. Croft Scholarship. For students of academic merit, preferably incoming freshmen.

Caroline Erickson Scholarship. For an incoming freshman who is a graduate of a high school in northwestern Wisconsin, who is in the upper 20 percent of their class, and who has the recommendation of their high school principal.

Stuart J. and Florence S. Erickson Scholarship. Full tuition for students graduating in the top 25 percent of their high school class, or renewal based on achievement and minimum GPA of 2.5. Special consideration given to Native American applicants. Students must be enrolled full time and show financial need.

Clough Gates Scholarship. For students of academic merit, preferably incoming freshmen.

Hermanson Scholarship. For a freshman female who is a resident of rural Douglas County and is ranked in the upper 25th percentile of her high school graduating class.

Jim Dan Hill Scholarship. For students of academic merit, preferably incoming freshmen.

Henry R. W. Knudsen Scholarship. For students of academic merit, preferably incoming freshmen.

William and Sylvia Lange Memorial Scholarship. For students of academic merit, preferably incoming freshmen.

Flora Marie Loubert Scholarship. For students of academic merit, preferably incoming freshmen.

Morgan and Elizabeth Murphy Scholarship. For students of academic merit, preferably incoming freshmen.