Tabor College offers student aid to nearly 100% of the student body. Take a moment to look at the wide range of scholarship opportunities available to Tabor College students:
To receive an official award package, you must be accepted for admission at Tabor College.
Please Note: All scholarships are available to full-time traditional students enrolled in traditional programs unless otherwise specified.
Each annual edition of the TC catalog will include definitions and values for scholarships that pertain to students admitted for the first time during that academic year and will not pertain to students enrolled for the first time during any other academic year. Each student will follow the scholarships in effect when enrolled for the first time and continuously until graduation.
Freshman: ACT * GPA product of 115 or higher
Renewable with 3.25 cumulative TC GPA
$48,000 ($12,000/year)
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Freshman: ACT * GPA product of 85 to 114
Renewable with 3.0 Cumulative TC GPA
$38,000 ($9,500/year)
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Freshman: ACT * GPA product of 60 to 84
Renewable with 2.75 Cumulative TC GPA
$26,000 ($6,500/year)
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Freshman: ACT * GPA product of 45 to 59
Renewable while in good academic standing
$14,000 ($3,500/year)
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Must have 20 credit hours transferable credit
Transferable GPA of 2.5 or higher
$3,000 to $8,000/year
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Men’s and Women’s sports are eligible. Based on athletic talent/potential.
Amount varies
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Based on talent/potential.
Amount varies
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Symphonic band, jazz band, concert choir, piano, drama performers are eligible.
Based on talent/potential. Amount varies.
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Available to any child, grandchild and/or sibling of a Tabor College Alumnus.
$750/year
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Member of a Mennonite church that supports the MCC.
$500/year
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Tabor will match scholarships from a student’s church made on behalf of that student.
Match dollar for dollar up to $275/semester
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Any Hesston College student with minimum 30 transfer credits.
$1,000/year
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International residents, including Canada
Up to $4,000/year
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Tabor College also has need-based funds available to supplement the above programs for those students who still show unmet financial need.
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National Merit finalist, semi-finalist, Hispanic Scholar, Black Commended
$2,000/year
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Need-based grant determined from information on FAFSA. Must be enrolled at least quarter-time.
$602-$5,550/year
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Need based grant.
Eligibility determined from FAFSA.
$100-$1,000/year
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Campus employment for students demonstrating financial need.
Up to $1,400/year
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Low interest loan program for students demonstrating high need. Loan forgiveness available.
Up to $3,000/year
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Low interest loan program, maximums vary depending on grade level.
Eligibility for interest-free while in-school determined by FAFSA.
Loan forgiveness available.
$5,500 (FR) / $6,500 (SO) / $7,500 (JR/SR)
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Available to independent students or to students whose parents have been denied a PLUS loan.
Loan forgiveness available.
$4,000 (FR/SO) $5,000 (JR/SR)
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Loan option for parents of dependent students enrolled at least half time.
Loan eligibility based on parental credit status.
Student’s cost of attendance minus all other aid.
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Designed to aid students who are from low to middle income families that demonstrate financial need.
Must be enrolled full time.
Must be KS resident.
$3,000/year
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Need based grant for KS ethnic minority students.
Based on academic performance and ethnic category.
Must submit Kansas application w/ $12 fee by May 1 and file FAFSA by April 1.
$1,850/year
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Designed to aid students with a high GPA and ACT that demonstrate financial need.
Must enrolled full time, be a KS state scholar, complete state application w/ $12 fee by May 1, and file FAFSA by April 1.
$1,000/year
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Service based award for students studying to teach in “hard to fill” disciplines.
Must submit Kansas application w/ $12 fee by May 1 and file FAFSA by April 1.
$5,374/year
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For the most comprehensive awards package, remember to file your FAFSA!