Regis University is proud to offer several scholarship opportunities to community college students. Browse the scholarship programs below and submit applications where you qualify.
Helen McLoraine Student Teaching Scholarship
Born in Chicago in 1918, Helen M. McLoraine was a pioneer who, in the 1950s, put on a hard hat, learned about the oil industry, and broke new ground for women to assume leadership roles in business. She studied business at the University of Chicago and was a long time resident of Winnetka, Illinois with her husband Frank McLoraine who was a lawyer. Helen moved to Denver in 1985, several years after the death of her husband, and lived in Denver until her death in January, 2003.
Helen was deeply influenced by her mother’s dedication to philanthropy and became a generous benefactor in the areas of education, youth social welfare, figure skating, and medical research. She was especially committed to small nonprofit organizations with great missions and small resources. A gift from her estate was used to create this scholarship program.
This scholarship is available to Undergraduate student teachers in the School of Education. Students apply to the McLoraine Scholarship in Taskstream during their student teaching semester in their Student Teaching Application portfolio.
Federal TEACH Grant
The Teacher Education Assistance for College and Higher Education (TEACH) Grant Program provides up to $4,000 per year ($16,000 total for four-year programs) in grants for students who commit to teach:
Full-time
In high-need subject areas
For at least four years
At schools that serve low-income families
Graduate students may be eligible for $4,000 per year ($8,000 total) with this same commitment to teach.
Note: A student would have to repay the grant with interest if he/she fails to complete the four-year teaching obligation.
Designated for new applicants of Regis University pursuing an accelerated evening or online program, this scholarship program is for applicants who have completed their associate’s degree at one of the Colorado Community Colleges with a 3.0 GPA or above. The total amount of the scholarship is $3000, to be applied directly towards tuition. To be considered for this scholarship, submit your admission application at regis.edu/apply, along with your admission essay, resume, and a copy of yourtranscripts toruadmissions@regis.edu.Eligible candidates will be notified at time of admission.
Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Scholarship
This foundation provides scholarships worth up to $30,000 per year to community college students and recent alumni to help them earn a four-year degree. Scholarship applicants must be nominated by the Foundation's Faculty Representative at their two-year institution.
Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship (Accelerated or Online Programs)
The PTK scholarship is designated for new undergraduate applicants of Regis University pursuing an accelerated evening or online program, who are transferring in from any regionally accredited community college with at least 60 credits and a 3.0 GPA or above, and are an active member of Phi Theta Kappa (PTK). The total amount of the scholarship is $3500, to be applied directly towards tuition. Ensure you submit a copy of your current PTK membership card, at time of your admissions application and prior to starting classes at Regis,to ruadmissions@regis.edu , to be considered for this scholarship.
RegisInspired Scholarship
Regis University awards $500 scholarships to up to 200 students annually, who are accepted and registered at least three weeks prior to each start date. To Enter: 1. Snap a photo that captures how your education at Regis will positively impact your life or the lives around you. 2. Along with your photo, write a quick message of less than 25 words with the academic program you are pursuing at Regis. 3. Post it to Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter using #RegisInspired.
Transfer Academic Award
Regis College full-time transfer students with a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or above are eligible for this scholarship of $10,000 or $15,000. Minimum of 15 semester hours or more is necessary for consideration. Renewable for four semesters, providing recipient maintains a minimum 2.0 GPA and full time enrollment. All students will be given scholarship consideration upon completion of their admission application. Need is not a primary factor. Contact the Office of Admissions for more information.
External Scholarships
Students may find outside databases including, but not limited to:
