Rose‑Hulman Awarded Grants and Scholarships

We don’t want finances to prevent a student accepted to Rose-Hulman from attending, that’s why we offer scholarships, grants and loans.

Rose-Hulman Merit Scholarship
All admitted students are automatically considered for the Rose-Hulman Merit Scholarship, which is awarded to students based on a number of factors both academic and non-academic. Two criteria are used to determine the award:

• Academic measures. These include the quality of the high school curriculum you pursued, class rank and size (if applicable) and test scores.
• Non-academic measures. These typically center around, but are not limited to, extracurricular activities, leadership and community service. Rose-Hulman is a member of NCAA Division III; as such, no consideration is given to pre-enrollment or post-enrollment athletics participation in scholarship determination.

Rose-Hulman Need-Based Grant
Rose-Hulman need-based aid is determined by the FAFSA that is filed every year starting in October. Each year the need-based aid is reevaluated to determine the new award for the next year.

Rose-Hulman Named Scholarships
Rose-Hulman Named Scholarships are limited in number and have specific restrictions placed on them by the donor. All students who meet eligibility requirements for these awards will automatically be considered. In most cases, the Rose-Hulman Financial Aid Committee will award these scholarships based on the information provided in your admission file.

Noblitt Scholars Program
This is a four-year invitation-only program for students with a passion to make a positive impact on the world. Students in the program are required to identify an area of concern or interest to them, such as sustainability, infrastructure, or social justice. Working with a faculty mentor, they will dive deeply into their chosen area to gain a growing knowledge and understanding of the context involved. To demonstrate their progress, each year during the four-year program they will formally present their reflections on what they have learned, mastered, and discovered. Every Noblitt Scholar will also receive financial assistance, with enhanced scholarships up to full tuition.

Bakota Family Scholarship
The Bakota Scholarship is a one-year scholarship that is awarded to a student majoring in electrical, mechanical, or chemical engineering and will be a sophomore during the upcoming academic year. The student must also have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.7 and have a full-time job during the summer between their freshman and sophomore years. The awarded amount is $2,500 for the recipient's sophomore year. All student who want to be considered for the Bakota scholarship, please email middleto@rose-hulman.edu with a letter describing your summer employment with your supervisor’s name and email. Deadline for submitting your essay is August 30th. If you have any questions, please contact Melinda Middleton at middleto@rose-hulman.edu.

FIRST Robotics Scholarship
In support of the FIRST mission, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology is offering three merit-based scholarships, each for $10,000, to high school seniors who have participated on a FIRST team during their school career. This scholarship may be applied to any undergraduate course of study at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology. The scholarship is renewable up to a total of $40,000 over four years, contingent upon maintaining good academic standing. Each recipient must meet the regular academic requirements for admission to the Institute. All online applications must be submitted by February 1st. Only admitted students are eligible to apply. The application is located on the applicant portal under the admit tab.

Trueb Scholarship
The Trueb Scholarship is a scholarship available to freshmen who have participated in Boy Scouts. If you have been involved in Boy Scouts and would like to apply for this scholarship, please complete an application by February 1. Only admitted students are eligible to apply. The application is located on the applicant portal under the admit tab.

Rose-BUD Scholarship
The goal of the Rose Building Undergraduate Diversity (ROSE-BUD) program is to broaden the participation of academically talented students majoring in electrical and computer engineering. The program is part of National Science Foundation's efforts to encourage more students to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). Students may receive up to $10,000 per year.

Eligible students are freshmen or transfer students with a demonstrated financial need who have been accepted to Rose-Hulman. Through the generosity of the National Science Foundation, the Rose-BUD program will provide financial support, advising, mentoring, networking and professional development. Only admitted students are eligible to apply. The application is located on the applicant portal under the admit tab.

Check out the Rose-BUD website for more information.

Conru Scholarship
The Conru Scholarship is a scholarship available to freshmen who have demonstrated inventive, innovative and/or entrepreneurial behavior during high school. The Conru Scholarship will total $10,000 over four years, contingent upon maintaining good academic standing. To apply for the Conru Scholarship, complete an online application by February 1. Only admitted students are eligible to apply. The application is located on the applicant portal under the admit tab.

Ingram Scholarship
The Ingram Scholarship is a scholarship available to a freshman student who have participated in Girl Scouts.   If you have been involved in Girl Scouts and would like to apply for this scholarship, please complete an application by February 1. Only admitted students are eligible to apply.   The application is located on the applicant portal under the admit tab.