Through the generosity of donors, Tabor College students may receive a combination of Merit, Participation and other additional scholarships. The two exceptions are the two standalone scholarships: H.W. Lohrenz Honors and Tabor 20.
Financial assistance is not limited to Tabor scholarships. Click to learn more about Endowed Scholarships, Federal or State Aid and Veterans/Dependents Benefits.
2022-23 Freshman Merit Scholarships
| Scholarship | Annual Amount | Option I | Option II |
| H.W. Lohrenz Honors Scholarship | $35,000 | GPA 3.95 AND ACT 30 + OR SAT 1360 + | N/A |
| Premier Scholarship | $16,000 | GPA 3.75 + | ACT 27 + SAT 1260 + |
| Dean’s Scholarship | $14,000 | GPA 3.5-3.74 | ACT 24-26 SAT 1160-1250 |
| Achievement Scholarship | $11,500 | GPA 3.25-3.49 | ACT 22-23 SAT 1100-1150 |
| Opportunity Grant | $8,000 | GPA 3.0-3.24 | ACT 20-21 SAT 1030-1090 |
2022-23 Transfer Merit Scholarships
| Scholarship | Annual Amount | Cumulative GPA Requirement |
| Top Transfer | $10,000 | 3.0+ |
| Middle Transfer | $9,000 | 2.75-2.99 |
| Base Transfer | $7,000 | 2.50-2.74 |
2022-23 Participation Scholarships
| Scholarship | FR/Transfers? | Annual Amount | Requirements |
| Athletic | Both | TBD | Coach evaluation. Visit Athletics to learn more. |
| Performing Arts | Both | TBD | Director evaluation. Visit Performing Arts to learn more. |
| Academic (by department) | Both | $8,000-$10,000 | GPA 3.25 or better. |
2022-23 Additional Scholarships
| Scholarship/Grants | FR/Transfers? | Annual Amount | Requirements | ||||||
| Legacy Scholarship | Both | $800 | Child, grandchild and/or sibling of Tabor graduate | ||||||
| Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship | Transfers | $1,200 | Membership of Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society | ||||||
| Mennonite Grant | Both | $600 | Member of a Mennonite or Mennonite Brethren church | ||||||
| Church Matching Grant | Both | $350/semester | Tabor will match scholarships from a student’s church | ||||||
| Hesston College Grant | Transfer | $1,000 | Minimum of 30 transfer credits | ||||||
| International Student Grant | Both | Up to $4,500 | Open to any citizen outside the United States | ||||||
| Need-Based Grant | Both | TBD | Supplement the above scholarships/grants for students who still show unmet financial need | ||||||
| National Merit Scholarship | Freshman | $2,000 | Open to National Merit finalists |
Students receive scholarships that are determined when they enroll at Tabor for the first time. Scholarship amounts may vary in future years, but a student’s scholarships are based on their first term of attendance. Opportunities to apply for additional endowed scholarships are typically available in future years.
NOTE: This does NOT apply to endowed scholarships
Tabor 20 Scholarship
Scholarships total $29,500 per year and $118,000 over four years.
Applications are due Dec. 15, 2021.
The scholarship is designated for current high school seniors. This scholarship will be awarded to at least 20 incoming freshmen from Mennonite Brethren churches.
Learn More & ApplyEndowed Scholarships
Applications are available between March 1 and April 30
An individual, family, foundation or a group of donors (such as alumni classes) can create an endowed scholarship that can be used to invest in Tabor students and their degrees. Both incoming and current students at Tabor College can apply for these one-year awards between March 1st and April 30. The awarding of these will be applicable to the next academic year. Each scholarship will have set criteria that must be met in order for a student to be awarded. If you would like to be considered for an endowed scholarship, click “Applications” above.
Apply HereScholarship Search Websites
- www.fastweb.com – national scholarship search engine
- www.finaid.org – national scholarship search engine, EFC calculator, loan repayment calculator
- www.collegeanswer.com – college prep website, scholarships search engine
- www.collegeboard.com – The College Board, college prep website, scholarships search engine
- www.goodcall.com – Good Call. Finding money for college has never been easier
Native American Scholarships
Many tribes fund scholarships for college-bound members. A list of offices can be found at www.aiccm.org.