Institutional Scholarships
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions Answerd...
If your question is not found on the list below, please email the scholarship office directly at scholarships@ulm.edu or call (318)342-5230 or (800)372-5127.
Q. How do I apply for scholarships?
A. The application for admission serves as the application for institutional scholarships.
Q. How can I be considered for scholarships?
A. Scholarships are based on a combination of academic achievement and standardized test scores. Recipients must have achieved a minimum ACT composite score of 22 and a cumulative high school gpa of 3.0.
Q. What ACT test dates do you consider?
A. Scores from the December 2008 national test date or prior are considered.
Q. Do you accept both ACT and SAT scores?
A. Yes. SAT scores are equated to the corresponding ACT score to determine eligibility for scholarship consideration.
Q. What criteria do I need to maintain my scholarship dollars?
A. Students must maintain both a semester and cumulative gpa of 3.0 and earn 12 hours each semester to retain their institutional scholarship.
Q. How do I receive my scholarship award?
Scholarships are applied directly to your student fee bill each semester. If your scholarship dollars are more than your bill, a refund will be issued to you. (ULM Student Account Services)
Q. Does ULM offer performance-based scholarships?
A. Yes. Performance-based scholarships may be awarded to students displaying special talent or ability in specific areas, such as the visual and performing arts or athletics and spirit groups. Contact the appropriate department for additional information about performance-based scholarships.
Q. Can I stack scholarship dollars?
A. Yes, however, students are not permitted to receive dollars in excess of the cost of attendance. The cost of attendance is determined annually by the Office of Financial Aid and includes such items as tuition, room and board, books and supplies, and personal and transportation expenses.
Q. Can I receive scholarships and financial aid?
A. Receiving a scholarship does not automatically disqualify eligible students from receiving need-based aid (ULM Financial Aid). Students are encouraged to file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid or FAFSA form each year.
Q. What does it cost to attend ULM?
A. Tuition and laboratory fees, and room and board rates are set annually (tuition and fee schedule, residential life and meal plan). For current rates, see the schedule of classes for semester specific information and web links.
Q. Are their awards for out-of-state students?
A. Yes, students who meet certain requirements are eligible for the out-of-state fee waiver. (link to out of state student information)
