School of Education Scholarships

School of Education Scholarships

The Drake School of Education offers up to 25 different donor-funded education scholarships to entering high school or transfer students. The various donor-funded scholarships range from $1,000-$5,000 per year and will be applied to undergraduate tuition.

To be eligible, entering first year or transfer students must be pursuing an undergraduate degree in the School of Education. Applicable majors include:

  • Elementary Education
  • Secondary Education 

Application Instructions

All School of Education donor-funded scholarships can be applied for by submitting one comprehensive scholarship application. 

The deadline to apply for any of the donor-funded School of Education Scholarships is January 23, 2025.  The following must all be submitted by the January 23, 2025 deadline to be considered:

A FAFSA is not required, but is recommended as some donor-funded scholarships are based on need. (If you have not done so already, you may submit a FAFSA at fafsa.gov and use Drake's code 001860.)

To Apply: Please log in using your Office of Admission application credentials. (If you have not yet started your admission application, you must start it before you can set up a scholarship application.

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Undergraduate Scholarship Eligibility 

For students entering one of Drake’s joint undergraduate/graduate degree paths, refer to the table below to see how undergraduate awards (including Fine Arts Scholarships) are impacted.

Program

Scholarship Availability

Law 3 + 3

Undergraduate awards available for 3 years or until first year of Law Program (L1).

Doctor of Pharmacy

Undergraduate awards available for 4 years or through the 2nd year of the Pharmacy Program (P2).

Occupational Therapy Doctorate 3+3

Undergraduate awards available for 3 years or until the first year of the OTD program (O1). There is a one-time, $5000 scholarship for O1.

Masters in Athletic Training 

Undergraduate awards available for 3 years or until the first year of the Athletic Training Program (AT1). There is a one-time, $5000 scholarship for AT1.