To obtain information on the following scholarships, you may contact the Student Advising and Recruitment Center (SARC) at 336-334-3410.  The office is located in Curry 324-A.

Young Scholarship - Given to an earnest, needy college senior

Allison Scholarship - Given to a student majoring in elementary education with need.

Oliver and Clutts Scholarship - Income from this fund is used to support scholarships which are awarded anually to a student majoring in education and a student majoring in history.  Selection is on the basis of talent and academic promise, with financial need as a secondary consideration.

DeBerry Scholarship - Awards from this fund are made to worthy and deserving students who intend to pursue careers in elementary education

Eugenia Hunter Scholarship - A scholarship that is awarded annually to a deserving student in need of financial assistance

Peterson Scholarship - This award is based upon financial need and academic promise, and recipients are chosen by the Financial Aid Director.

Hunter Scholarship - Income from this fund provides a scholarship to a deserving student in The School of Education.

Kreimeier Scholarship - Awarded to a student in need of financial assistance, preferably a junior or senior who plans to teach.  The selection of the recipient is made by the Scholarship Committee from recommendations made by The School of Education.

McKenzie Scholarship - Awarded annually to an undergraduate or graduate student majoring in the School of Education, with preference given to students from Hoke or Scotland Counties.

Monroe/Cox Scholarship - The recipient of this scholarship is selected primarily on the basis of financial need and academic achievement and must be majoring in English.

Julius I. Foust Scholarship - This scholarship is awarded to a rising senior who is committed to a career in teaching.  Financial need is a criterion for selection.

Gibson Scholarship - Awards are made annually to juniors and seniors majoring in education who demonstrate academic achievement and financial need.  Recipients are selected by the University Scholarship Committee in conjunction with the Financial Aid Office.

Josie N. White Scholarship - This award goas annually to an incoming freshman who is a graduate of Statesville Senior High, with preference to students majoring in education.

McNairy  Scholarship - Recipients of this scholarship must be either undergraduate or graduate students in the School of Education.  Scholarship is given on the basis of merit or financial need.
 
 
 

Prospective Teacher Scholarship Loan - $2,500 and Teacher Assistant Scholarship Loan Program - $1,200

Contact:
- Director of the Teachers Academy
- Financial Aid Office
Application location: Office of Teacher Education
Deadline:  March 1 of each year
Other Information:  legal resident of North Carolina; attend a North Carolina college, be enrolled in a teacher education program; maintain a 2.5 GPA during freshman year and a 3.0 GPA after that.