Along with the basic quality and affordability of our program, we are proud to offer four named scholarships to students who have been accepted into one of the degree-seeking programs.
How to apply for scholarships
The application forms for named scholarships are available every year beginning December 1 and must be submitted by January 31. All students who will be enrolled next academic year are encouraged to apply (including newly admitted students and international students). Complete one scholarship application, and you will be automatically considered for all scholarships that match your eligibility.
| NAME | AMOUNT | CLASS | GPA |
|---|---|---|---|
| Huizenga, Mary Louise Scholarship | $2,020 | GR | 2.50 |
| Kass, Corrine E. Graduate Studies Scholarship | $1,000 | GR | 3.30 |
| VanDenBosch, Fred and Carol Scholarship | $1,770 | GR | 2.50 |
| VanderSteen Graduate Education Scholarship | $2,500 | GR | 2.50 |
Additional Student Awards
The following scholarships are not administered by Calvin University, but are relevant to graduate study at Calvin University and may be applied to study in our program. For these scholarships please apply directly to the granting organization as indicated in each case below.
Guy D. and Mary Edith Halladay Graduate Scholarship
These grants are available for students undertaking postgraduate courses in a field of their choice at colleges and universities in Michigan. Applicants must have been residents of Kent County for a minimum of five years, have a minimum 3.0 college grade point average, and demonstrate financial need.
Roy Johnson Trust Scholarships
Any person with visual impairment, regardless of sex, race, color, religion, or age, who has received a bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university in the United States, is eligible for consideration for grants from this trust. Factors taken into account in considering applicants include their financial condition and scholastic record. Other considerations include recommendations from college/university faculty and officials and the applicants' intended use of their post-graduate college education. Funds must be used to pursue graduate studies in law, education, science, music and other disciplines in an accredited college or university in the State of Michigan. Grants are made for tuition, housing, or reader services.
Dorothy J. Thurston Scholarship
These grants are available for full- or part-time students pursuing graduate-level study (Master's M.D., Ph.D.) at the accredited university of their choice in Michigan. Applicants must demonstrate financial need, have a minimum 3.0 cumulative college grade point average and must have been Kent County residents for a minimum of two years (at time of application or prior to the beginning of their undergraduate education). The scholarship is renewable, provided the student maintains a 3.0 grade point average and there is continued financial need. Apply through The Grand Rapids Foundation office, 209-C Waters Building, 161 Ottawa NW, Grand Rapids, MI 49503