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Admission standards at Northwest Missouri State University are moderately selective. New freshman, transfer and returning student admissions are based on a combination of academic and personal considerations. Northwest takes an individual, holistic approach to the review of applications. An applicant’s academic accomplishments are a priority and are demonstrated by test scores, grades, class rank and exposure to a college prep curriculum. Admission to Northwest is not viewed as an entitlement based on grades and test scores. Our admissions process combines an examination of academic ability with flexible assessment of an applicant’s experiences and potential.

New freshmen are required to have

completed a 24-unit core curriculum (16-unit core curriculum for 1996-2009 graduates) and meet the academic requirements in either Category I or Category II. (See box on pg. 3 or index guide on pg. 9).

Transfer students who have completed at least 24 hours of transferable, college-level coursework must have a 2.00 (on a 4.00 scale) cumulative college GPA in transfer. An ACT score is recommended for placement purposes. For students with a cumulative college GPA in transfer below 2.00, consideration may be given based on professional judgment, and acceptance may be granted on a probationary basis. In all cases, a student must be eligible to return to the last institution attended

in order to be accepted to Northwest. ACT scores are required for all education majors.

Transfer students who have fewer than 24 hours completed will be considered for admission on the basis of the freshman admission requirements, in addition to college work that has been completed. (Students transferring from non-accredited institutions also will be considered as first-time freshmen; credits cannot be transferred to Northwest from a non-accredited institution.)

admission requirements

appliCation proCess1. Take the ACT (SAT is acceptable) on

one of the national test dates. Have your test scores sent to Northwest by entering the aCt college code number for Northwest (2338) on the test registration form. Your high school counselor will be able to provide information and assistance.

2. Complete the application for admission in one of the following ways:

Complete and submit your application online and pay no application fee. To access the Northwest online application, go to www.nwmissouri.edu/admissions.

Complete and submit the paper application on pages 5-7 of this booklet, along with a $25 application fee, to the address below. This fee will be credited to your University account upon enrollment at Northwest.

There is no deadline for admission applications as we have a rolling admissions process.

Mailing address: Office of Admissions Northwest Missouri State University 800 University Drive Maryville, MO 64468-6001

First-time Freshmen

appliCation proCess1. See item 2 under First-Time Freshmen

Application Process, above.

2. Request an official transcript be sent to the Northwest Office of Admissions for all college-level work you have attempted from each college or university attended. If you are in the process of completing courses, also have a final transcript sent at the end of the semester to complete your transfer file.

3. If you have earned fewer than 24 hours of college-level credit, you must

request an official transcript from your high school showing your class rank, GPA, ACT/SAT scores and high school graduation date. For students who have earned more than 24 hours of college-level credit, it is recommended that ACT scores be sent for the purpose of course placement. ACT scores are required for all education majors.

4. You must submit previous transcripts regardless of whether those credits will apply to a Northwest degree. Hand-carried, personally-delivered or

issued-to-student transcripts are all unofficial even though they carry the college seal and/or signatures that are placed on official records.

5. Northwest has developed an automated process that defines exactly how your courses transfer to Northwest and meet your degree requirements. Information about equivalent courses from other institutions may be available on Northwest’s website at www.nwmissouri.edu/admissions/transfer/equivalencies.htm.

transFer students

Walk-in address: 246 Administration Building or call 660.562.1148

3. Have your high school send an official copy of your six- or seven-semester transcript with class rank, GPA and official ACT/SAT scores at the time of application and a final eight-semester transcript showing the date of your high school graduation.

4. If you have earned any college credit or dual credit while attending high school, you must request each college or university from which credit has been earned to send an official transcript to the Office of Admissions. For more information, go to www.nwmissouri.edu/admissions/academics/dualcredit.htm.

5. Student copies of transcripts or personal copies of test results do not constitute official records or copies.

enhanCed Freshman seminarThe Enhanced Freshman Seminar program at Northwest is designed for the first-time freshman who, after thorough and thoughtful review of academic records and transcripts, is believed to have the potential to be successful at Northwest given the proper support. Students selected for participation in this program have identified areas of weakness and must participate in this program in order to enroll as a student at Northwest.

home-sChooled studentsHome-schooled students will be considered for admission on the same basis as traditional high school graduates. Submit ACT/SAT results and descriptive information regarding your high school program of study. In order to be accepted, home-schooled students must meet one of the following criteria:1. A 24 or higher on the ACT (or SAT

equivalent) Or2. A 21 ACT (or SAT equivalent) and a

GED score of 2250 or better (or 225 depending on the date of the test).

Ged appliCantsBased on the 2002 GED score standards, a student may be considered for admission after receiving an equivalency certification meeting the following criteria: a total score of at least 2250, no subscore lower than 410 and an average of all sub-scores of at least 450. ACT/SAT test scores are required.

1. See item 2 under First-Time Freshmen Application Process. www.nwmissouri.edu/admissions/apply

2. Submit official GED and ACT/SAT test results to Northwest.

3. Have your high school send an official copy of your partial high school transcript.

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returninG/Former student

If you have been absent from Northwest for one trimester or longer, you must reapply for admission. An application fee is not required.

Complete your application in one of the following ways:

1. Complete and submit your application online. To access the former/returning student application via the internet, go to www.nwmissouri.edu/admissions.

2. Request from the Office of Admissions a former/returning student application.

international students

If you do not have a Green Card and you are not a U.S. citizen, you must use an international application form. Complete and submit the international application, along with the $50 nonrefundable application fee, to the Office of Admissions. Contact the Office of Admissions for these forms and information, or you can apply via the internet at www.nwmissouri.edu/admissions/apply.

International applicants must provide untranslated and English-translated secondary school records, college or university transcripts, test results from the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL), the International English Language Testing System (IELTS), or the Pearson Test of English (PTE) Academic, a copy of passport and financial sponsorship information.

standardized testinG

All new freshman applicants, regardless of age or nontraditional status, are required to take the ACT/SAT and have official test results sent to Northwest.

CateGory i1. 21 ACT composite or higher (or the SAT

equivalent: SAT Verbal & Math 980); and

2. A minimum 2.00 cumulative GPA or above (on 4.00 scale)

3. High school core

test sCore perCentile Chart

ACT SAT Score Range* Percentile36 1600 9935 1540-1590 9934 1490-1530 9933 1440-1480 9932 1400-1430 9931 1360-1390 9930 1330-1350 9829 1290-1320 9628 1250-1280 9427 1210-1240 9126 1170-1200 8725 1130-1160 8324 1090-1120 7823 1050-1080 7222 1020-1040 6621 980-1010 5820 940-970 5119 900-930 4218 860-890 3417 820-850 2616 770-810 1915 720-760 13

CateGory ii1. Have a combined percentile index

(see below) that equals or exceeds 100 points; and

2. A minimum 2.00 cumulative GPA or above (on 4.00 scale)

3. High school core

Combined perCentile indexFigure your class rank percentile by dividing your class rank by your class size, then subtract from 100 percent.

Using the Test Score Percentile Chart, find your ACT/SAT composite test score percentile.

Add it to your class rank percentile, to get your Combined Percentile Index.

FOr exaMple:

Class Rank = 6 Class Size = 30 1 – (6 ÷ 30) = .80 Class Rank Percentile = 80 percentile ACT Composite Score = 19 ACT Percentile = 42

Combined Percentile Index = 80+42 = 122

122 exceeds the minimum combined percentile index of 100, so you would be admissible to Northwest.

You can calculate your Combined Percentile Index online at www.nwmissouri.edu/admissions/figureindex.htm

Freshman admission From high schoolFall 2012-2013

4 units of english 3 units of mathematics High school-level algebra and beyond, must

include algebra II (students who take algebra prior to freshman year will be expected to complete 3 additional math units)

3 units of science Must include at least one laboratory course

3 units of social sciences Must include American history and at least

one semester of government

1 unit of fine arts 3 units of additional coursework 1 practical art, 1 physical education,

½ health education, ½ personal finance

7 units of electives At least three units must be in English,

mathematics, science, social sciences, fine arts or foreign language.

24-unit Core CurriCulum

* Combination of SAT Critical Reading and SAT Mathematics scores

other admission requirements

Math ACT Subscore

Math SAT Subscore

Math Skills (17-090)

<21* <560*

College-level Math 21* 560*

English ACT Subscore

Writing SAT Subscore

Introduction to College Writing (10-110)

<19* < 570*

Composition (10-111) 19-26* 570-690*Accelerated

Composition (10-115)# 27* 700*

* required, unless dual credit has been completed in these areas

# Satisfactory completion of this course fulfills all six hours of the University’s General Education requirement for Written Communication.

Math Skills is designed as 10 modules aligned with the College and Career Readiness Standards and the College Entry Level Competencies. Diagnostic pre-tests will determine which modules/competencies individual students have mastered and which they still need to meet. Once deficient areas are identified, students will be required to complete those associated modules at a mastery level (80% competency) before being allowed to enroll in a college-level mathematics course. Students will only be required to complete work in deficient areas.

Course plaCement

ACT/SAT Subscores will be used to determine course placement. Math Skills and Introduction to College Writing are courses designed to better prepare students for college-level coursework. Completion of these courses does not fulfill mathematics and written communication general education course requirements. In addition, Math Skills does not satisfy hours toward graduation.






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Albuquerque Technical Vocational Institute Butler County Community College Colorado Community College Online Crowder Community College Fayetteville Technical Community College Florence Darlington - Technical College Iowa Western Community College Johnson County Community College

artiCulated web-based majorThe Bachelor of Science in Business Management degree program may be completed entirely online. Typically, students transfer into the program after completing an Associate of Arts degree at a partner institution. Northwest has articulated web-based agreements with the schools below. If your situation differs, contact the Office of Admissions for assistance.To ensure that you are eligible for one of these agreements, visit with your current advisor.

Kansas City Kansas Community College Kirkwood Community College Metropolitan Community College-Greater KC Metropolitan Community College-Omaha Mineral Area Community College Moberly Area Community College North Central Missouri College Ozark Technical Community College

St. Charles Community College St. Louis Community College Southeastern Community College (Iowa) Southwestern Community College (Iowa) Three Rivers Community College Tulsa Community College

attention: online students onlyYou must be accepted two weeks prior to the first day of classes.

i. personal inFormation 1-14. Please provide the information

requested.

15. U.S. citizen: Indicate yes or no. If you are not a citizen, but have received permanent residency or temporary protected status from the Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services (formerly known as the INS), please indicate and attach official documentation of your status to the application.

iF YOU are nOT a CiTiZen, OFFiCial perManenT residenT OF THe UniTed sTaTes, Or reFUgee please COnTaCT THe OFFiCe OF adMissiOns FOr an inTernaTiOnal appliCaTiOn.

16. Please indicate if you are a Missouri resident. If you mark yes, but your permanent address is outside the state of Missouri, please attach explanation for your residency status.

17. This information is required for financial assistance purposes.

18-21. Information on gender, ethnicity, race and religious preference is optional and used for statistical reporting.

ii. enrollment plans 22. Admission status: Please indicate if

you are a:1) First-time freshman with no

previous college credit EXCEPT that taken while concurrently enrolled in high school or during the summer immediately following high school graduation;

2) Transfer student who has credit from another college or university earned after graduation from high school unless a returning student;

23. Mark the trimester and year for which you first plan to enroll at Northwest.

24. Using the lists on page 26, your planned degree and major.

25. Please indicate if you have already completed a bachelor’s degree.

iii. sCholarship partiCipation inFormation 26-32. Additional information needed for

some scholarships determined from application for admission.

iv. aCademiC inFormation 33-38. Complete the information requested.

First-time freshman applicants please note: on #35, provide your projected date of high school graduation. If you have enrolled in a program for college-level credit while in high school, please provide the information requested in #37.

v. General inFormation 39. Indicate if you plan to live on campus.

Information on housing will be sent with your acceptance to Northwest. All freshmen must live on campus unless living with parents/guardians, married or are at least 21 years old.

40. Indicate your choice(s) of extracurricular activities.

vi. siGnaturebe sure to siGn and date the Completed appliCation.

appliCation termIf you complete this application for a particular trimester and do not enroll for that trimester, a new application must be completed should you desire to be considered for admission to a later trimester.

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transFer equivalenCiesNorthwest has developed articulation agreements with several community colleges. The transfer guides for general education requirements, as well as specific degrees such as the Associate of Arts in Teaching for some schools, can be found at www.nwmissouri.edu/admissions/transfer/articulation.htm.

Trimesters at Northwest begin in late August (fall), early January (spring), early May, early June, early July and early August (summer). The fall and spring trimesters are 16 weeks long, while the May, June and July sessions are either four weeks or eight weeks long. The August summer session lasts two weeks.

reGistration and orientationNew freshmen attend Summer Orientation, Advisement and Registration. SOAR takes place in June, and students must attend a one-day orientation and registration program. In addition, new freshmen attend Advantage. This is a four-day orientation program held in August prior to the beginning of the fall trimester. www.nwmissouri.edu/admissions/orientation

Transfer and former/returning students have a variety of orientation and registration options. Preregistration for the summer and fall trimesters takes place one day in April, one day in May and two other days in the summer. For the spring trimester, there is a day in late November.

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underGraduate appliCation 2012-2013Complete both sides and return this form, with the $25 application fee, to: Office of Admissions, Northwest Missouri State University, 800 University Drive, Maryville, MO 64468-6001. The application fee may be submitted by check and made payable to Northwest Missouri State University. This fee will be credited to your University account upon enrollment at Northwest. Freshman applicants must have their high school submit an official transcript showing coursework, class rank, GPA and all ACT/SAT scores as well as transcripts of any college coursework. Transfer applicants should submit official transcripts of all college coursework. please print (in ink) or type.

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i. personal inFormation

1. Social Security Number (required) 2. Date of Birth

Year Month Day

3. Full Legal Name

Last First MI

4. Other Names Used

Last First MI

5. Permanent Address

Number and Street County

City State Zip Code

6. Home Phone Number 7. Cell Phone Number

Area Code Number Area Code Number

8. Would you be interested in receiving text messages from Northwest? Yes No

9. E-mail address (complete only if you are a regular e-mail user)

10. Birthplace

City State Country

11. Parent Guardian OR Other contact

Last First MI Address of above if different from item #5: ____________________________________________________________________________________ Number and Street City State ZIP Code Please provide a daytime phone number for your parent/guardian:

Area Code Number Parent/guardian e-mail address #1: ____________________________________________________________________________________________

Parent/guardian e-mail address #2: ____________________________________________________________________________________________

12. If you are a dependent, is this parent/guardian a member of the U.S. Armed Forces? Yes No If yes, is their official Home of Record, as filed with the military, Missouri? Yes No

13. Do either of your parents/guardians have a bachelor’s degree? Yes No

14. Is English your native language? Yes No

15. U.S. Citizen? Yes No If no, are you a permanent resident? Yes No If no, do you have Temporary Protected Status (TPS) [refugee]? Yes No If you have a Green Card or TPS, documentation must be submitted with this application. If you do not have a Green Card or TPS and are not a U.S. Citizen, you must use an international application. Please contact the Office of Admissions for correct forms and procedures.

16. Missouri Resident? Yes No If yes, since when? ______________________________ If you claim Missouri residency based on a parent living in the state other than that listed in #11, please provide the name and address of that parent below.

Did this parent, living in Missouri, claim you on their most recent income tax return? Yes No

Name: _____________________________________________________________________________________ Last First MI

Address: ___________________________________________________________________________________ Number and Street City State ZIP Code

17. Are you a veteran of the U.S. Armed Forces? Yes No If yes, please furnish us with a copy of your DD214 to receive college credit for acceptable military activities. If yes, are you a post Sept. 11, 2001 combat veteran? Yes No

the information in #18-21 is optional and is requested for purposes of reporting to Federal compliance agencies only; it will not be used in determining admission.

18. Gender: M F 19. Religious Preference: __________________________________________________________

20. Are you Hispanic/Latino? Yes No

21. Race (select one or more): American Indian or Alaska Native Asian Black or African American Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander White

ii. enrollment plans

22. Admission Status: First-time Freshman Transfer

23. Trimester Applying for: Fall (Aug.) _________ Spring (Jan.) __________ Summer (May/June/July/Aug.) _________ Year Year Year

24. Degree: Enter name from page 26 _____________________________________________________

Major: Enter name from page 26 _____________________________________________________

25. Have you earned a bachelor’s degree? Yes No

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iii. sCholarship partiCipation inFormation

26. Are you a participant in Missouri's A+ program? (applicable to first-time freshmen) Yes No

27. Are you working toward an International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma at your high school? (applicable to first-time freshmen) Yes No Have your results sent electronically from IBO or send a copy of your diploma to: Office of Scholarships and Financial Assistance, 800 University Drive, 273 Administration Building, Maryville, MO 64468-6001

28. Are you a participant in the Show-Me Scholars Initiative program? (applicable to first-time freshmen) Yes No (Must indicate in order to initiate a Show-Me Scholars Scholarship contract)

29. Have you participated in: Missouri Boys State Missouri Girls State Provide a listing of activities and leadership positions held while attending Missouri Boys State/Girls State Leadership Program to: Office of Scholarships and Financial Assistance, 800 University Drive, 273 Administration Building, Maryville, MO 64468-6001

30. Are either of your parents/guardians Northwest alumni? Yes No (Information used for awarding Alumni Scholarship)

Name of alumni parent (at time of graduation): ________________________________________________________________________________ Last First graduation year

Address if different from item #5: ____________________________________________________________________________________________

31. Have you participated in Missouri's MOST Program for a minimum of 2 years? Yes No

32. Are you a Phi Theta Kappa member? (applicable to transfer students) Yes No Provide a copy of membership certificate or documents verifying membership directly to: Office of Scholarships and Financial Assistance, 800 University Drive, 273 Administration Building, Maryville, MO 64468-6001

iv. aCademiC inFormation

33. Do you plan to enroll in only online courses? Yes No (Note: online only acceptance deadline: two weeks prior to first day of classes)

34. Have you ever applied to Northwest Missouri State University? Yes No If yes, when? ________________________

Have you ever enrolled at Northwest Missouri State University? Yes No If yes, when? ________________________

35. High School Graduate? Yes No Did you take the GED? Yes No If yes, when? ________________________

Expected date of high school graduation: _____________________________________________ (month/year)

High School Attended: ________________________________________________________ Phone Number: _________________________

Address: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Number and Street City State ZIP Code

Guidance Counselor's e-mail address: ____________________________________________________________________________________

An official copy of your high school transcript or your GED score report must be sent to Northwest for admission.

36. Have you taken the ACT? Yes When? ____________ Have you requested your ACT scores be sent to Northwest? Yes No

No If no, when do you plan to take it? ____________________________________________________

The ACT (or SAT) is required for freshman admission. Transfer students are requested to submit ACT or SAT scores to assist with course placement. All education majors are required to have ACT or SAT scores on file with the Office of Admissions.

37. Have you ever earned college credit (including high school dual credit) or been enrolled at another college or university, not including Northwest Missouri State University? Yes No

Please provide the name and location of ALL colleges attended, dates of attendance, degrees earned or expected prior to enrollment at Northwest, beginning with the most recent. If currently enrolled, indicate in DATES space. Please include dual credit institutions. FailuretoindicatecollegesoruniversitiesinwhichyouhavebeenenrolledwillvoidyouradmissiontoNorthwest. NAME OF COLLEGE LOCATION (CITY & STATE) DATES DEGREES EARNED

OfficialtranscriptsmustbesenttoNorthwestfromeachinstitutionattended.Ifyouhavetakenorplantotakecollege-levelexamination program(CLEP)testsoradvancedplacement(AP)tests,youmusthaveofficialscorereportssenttoNorthwestinordertohavescores evaluated.38. Have you ever been suspended or dismissed from any other college or university? Yes No If yes, from where? ___________________________________________________________________ When? _________________

For what reason? ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Are you eligible to return to the last college or university you attended? Yes No

v. General inFormation

All freshmen must live on campus unless living with parents/guardians, married or are at least 21 years old.39. Do you plan to apply for University residence hall housing? Yes No

40. Please mark those extracurricular activities in which you may wish to participate.

Varsity Athletics Cheerleading Choral Music Forensics/Debate Army ROTC Fraternity/Sorority Instrumental Music Drama Radio/TV Lit. & Arts Magazine Religious Groups Rodeo Intramural Sports Student Newspaper Equestrian Team Yearbook AP/CLEP Credit Student Government Study Abroad Dance Marching Band Honors Program Green Campus Art

vi. siGnature

Bysigningthisapplication,youareacceptingNorthwestMissouriStateUniversity’scomputerpoliciesasstatedintheUser’sGuide,availableontheinternetatwww.nwmissouri.edu/compserv/clientcomputing/ComputingPolicies.htm.AcceptanceoftheNorthwestComputerPolicyisrequiredbeforeacomputerusernamewillbeissued,togainaccesstothecomputingservicesprovidedbyNorthwest.

Icertifythatallinformationcontainedhereinistrueandcompleteinallrespects,thatnoimportantinformationhasbeenwithheld,andthatiftheinformationchangesinanymaterialrespectIwillnotifyNorthwestofthatchange.Ifurtherunderstandthatanyincompleteorfalseinformationprovidedonthisapplication,ormyfailuretonotifyNorthwestofamaterialchangeinthatinformation,willvoidmyadmission.IwillrequestthatmyofficialtranscriptsbesentimmediatelytoNorthwestMissouriStateUniversity.Inaddition,Iagreetothereleaseofanytranscripts,studentrecordsandtestscorestoNorthwestincludinganyACT,SATIandSATIIscorereportsthatNorthwestmayrequestfromACTorCollegeBoard.Also,IauthorizethesharingofmyNorthwestacademicrecordwithanyeducationalinstitutionpreviouslyattendedforassessmentoftheiracademicinstruction.

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First-time freshmen and transfer students with fewer than 24 hours of college-level coursework must complete this page.

Please indicate below the coursework you have successfully completed or will complete by graduation.Use numbers in each box to indicate length of time studied (1 for a year, 1/2 or .5 for a half year, etc.)

soCial studies

Three years required, must include American history and at least one semester of government.

Other Course Name(s)

American History

Government

Other

_______ Year(s)

_______ Year(s)

_______ Year(s)

9 10 11 12

enGlish

Four years required, two years must emphasize writing and composition skills. One year may be speech or debate.

English

Speech

Literature

Other

_______ Total Years

_______ Total Years

_______ Total Years

_______ Total Years

Other Course Name(s)

9 10 11 12

visual perForminG arts

One year required in either visual arts, music, dance or theatre. Additional years may count toward electives.

9 10 11 12

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to be Completed by the hiGh sChool GuidanCe Counselor or prinCipal For Freshman appliCants in hiGh sChool.

If the applicant has already graduated from high school, please send the final high school transcript showing this information.

General inFormation aCt or sat test sCores (Residual test scores are not acceptable.)

Class rank

Class size of seniors

Based on this number of semesters of work

Current cumulative GPA on a 4.00 scale

High School:

Phone Number:

English

Math

Reading

Science

Composite

Test Date:

Verbal

Math

Writing

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Not required, but does count toward the electives in meeting the 24-unit core requirements.

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French

Spanish

German

Other

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_______ Year(s)

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mathematiCs

Three years required, high school-level algebra and beyond, must include algebra II.

Other Course Name

Algebra

Geometry

Algebra II

Trigonometry

Calculus

Other

9 10 11 12

_______ Year(s)

_______ Year(s)

_______ Year(s)

_______ Year(s)

_______ Year(s)

_______ Year(s)

sCienCe

Three years required, one year must be a laboratory science.

Other Course Name

Biology

Chemistry

Physics

Other

_______ Year(s)

_______ Year(s)

_______ Year(s)

_______ Year(s)

9 10 11 12

additional Coursework

Course Name(s)

Physical Education

Health Education

Personal Finance

Practical Arts

8 9 10 11 12

_______ Year(s)

_______ Year(s)

_______ Year(s)

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disClaimers TheFreshmanPresident’sScholarship

andDistinguishedScholarwillsupersedeAcademicExcellenceScholarorTowerScholar.TransferPresident’sScholarshipawardwillsupersedetheTransferDistinguishedorAcademicScholarship.

Undergraduatescholarshipsarerestrictedforuseduringastudent’sfirstundergraduateprogram.

Allscholarshiprecipientsmustbeenrolledfull-time(12Northwesthourspertrimester)toreceiveUniversityscholarships.

Studentsmustbeacceptedforadmissionbyspecifieddatesbeforescholarshipawardscanbeoffered.

Admissions-basedscholarshipshaveadmissionapplicationdeadlineofMay1toguaranteescholarshipawards.ForstudentswhocompletetheiradmissionapplicationafterMay1,scholarshipswillbeawardedcontingentuponavailablefunding.

StudentsparticipatinginastudyabroadprogramwherefeesarewaivedwillnotreceivetheNonresidentAward,theOut-of-StateAwardorMidwestStudentExchangethattrimester.

Major-specificandprivatescholarshipawardamountsfundedthroughtheNorthwestFoundationmayfluctuatewithfundingavailability.

FreshmanPresident's,Boys/GirlsStateandTransferPhiThetaKappascholarshipsareonlyavailabletostudentsbeginninginfalltrimester.

TransferablecredithoursdonotincludeAP,CLEP,militaryornongradedcredithours.

Renewalrequirementsmustbemetwithintheacademicyearsequence(fall,springand/orsummer)inordertomaintaincontinuousawardofthescholarship.

Northwest’sscholarshipprogramsaresubjecttochangefromyeartoyearbasedonfundinglevelsandUniversitypriorities.WhileNorthwestwillattempttohonorrenewalprogramsbasedonthestudent’syearofadmission,theUniversitycannotalwaysguaranteethis.

sCholarship questionsOfficeofScholarshipsandFinancialAssistance800UniversityDriveMaryville,MO64468-6001

800.633.1175locally:660.562.1363fax:660.562.1674e-mail:[email protected]

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*Limited number of President’s Scholarships awarded

FresHMan MeriT aWard 100-139 or aCT: 21-22 and minimum 2.00 gpa $500

TOWer sCHOlar 140-174 or aCT: 23-26 and minimum 2.00 gpa $1,500

aCadeMiC exCellenCe sCHOlar 175-184 or aCT: 27 and minimum 2.00 gpa $2,000

disTingUisHed sCHOlar Or presidenT’s sCHOlarsHip* 185-199 or aCT: 28-36 and minimum 2.00 gpa $2,500

This chart is another method you can use to determine your approximate combined percentile index (CPI). This does not always provide the exact CPI. To calculate your exact Admissions Index, go to www.nwmissouri.edu/admissions/figureindex.htm.

FiGurinG your admissions index

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99 36 198 194 189 184 179 174 169 164 159 154 149 144 139 134 129 124 119 114 109 104

99 35 198 194 189 184 179 174 169 164 159 154 149 144 139 134 129 124 119 114 109 104

99 34 198 194 189 184 179 174 169 164 159 154 149 144 139 134 129 124 119 114 109 104

99 33 198 194 189 184 179 174 169 164 159 154 149 144 139 134 129 124 119 114 109 104

99 32 198 194 189 184 179 174 169 164 159 154 149 144 139 134 129 124 119 114 109 104

99 31 198 194 189 184 179 174 169 164 159 154 149 144 139 134 129 124 119 114 109 104

98 30 197 193 188 183 178 173 168 163 158 153 148 143 138 133 128 123 118 113 108 103

96 29 195 191 186 181 176 171 166 161 156 151 146 141 136 131 126 121 116 111 106 101

94 28 193 189 184 179 174 169 164 159 154 149 144 139 134 129 124 119 114 109 104 99

91 27 190 186 181 176 171 166 161 156 151 146 141 136 131 126 121 116 111 106 101 96

87 26 186 182 177 172 167 162 157 152 147 142 137 132 127 122 117 112 107 102 97 92

83 25 182 178 173 166 163 158 153 148 143 138 133 128 123 118 113 108 103 98 93 88

78 24 175 173 166 163 158 153 148 143 138 133 128 123 118 113 108 103 98 93 88 83

72 23 171 167 162 157 152 147 142 137 132 127 122 117 112 107 102 97 92 87 82 77

66 22 165 161 156 151 145 141 136 131 126 121 116 111 106 101 96 91 86 81 76 71

58 21 157 153 148 143 138 133 128 123 118 113 108 103 98 93 88 83 78 73 68 63

51 20 150 146 141 136 131 126 121 116 111 106 101 96 91 86 81 76 71 66 61 56

42 19 141 137 132 127 122 117 112 107 102 97 92 87 82 77 72 67 62 57 52 47

34 18 133 129 124 119 114 109 104 99 94 89 84 79 74 69 64 59 54 49 44 39

26 17 125 121 116 111 106 101 96 91 86 81 76 71 66 61 56 51 46 41 36 31

19 16 118 114 109 104 99 94 89 84 79 74 69 64 59 54 49 44 39 34 29 24

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admission-based aCademiC Freshman sCholarships

General university sCholarship proGramNo separate scholarship application is required. Scholarship level is determined by Admissions Index (combined percentile of class rank and ACT/SAT score provided on high school transcript with Admission application). below is the program in effect for students entering northwest for the first time in fall 2012. (See Disclaimers that apply - page 8.) admission-based scholarships have admission application deadline of may 1 to guarantee scholarship awards. For students who complete their admission application after may 1, scholarships will be awarded contingent upon available funding.

*ELIGIBILITY: American Indian or Alaska Native, Asian, Black or African American, Hispanic/Latino, Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander, U.S. citizen or a graduate from eligible high schools on our website listing. Students must participate in the more mentoring program. For further information, reference the “Diversity” brochure or contact the IIC office at 660.562.1367.

index & requirements award amount(fall/spring)

renewal requirements

Index: 185-199 or

ACT: 28-36 and minimum 2.00 GPA

$2,500 3.50 Northwest cumulative GPA and completion of 24 credit hours

per academic yearRenewable only to those who initially received as a freshman.

If GPA is less than 3.50, student will follow Northwest Scholar,

Tower Scholar and Academic Excellence Scholar requirementsMaximum award: 8 trimesters within consecutive academic years

distinGuished sCholar

Index: 175-184 or

ACT: 27 and minimum 2.00 GPA

$2,000 Students may FLOAT between levels each academic year,

depending on Northwest cumulative GPA listed belowAll requires completion of 24 credit hours per academic year

Maximum award: 8 trimesters within consecutive academic years

3.50 Northwest cumulative GPA – $1,500 – Academic Excellence3.40 Northwest cumulative GPA – $1,000 – Tower Scholar3.30 Northwest cumulative GPA – $750 – Northwest Scholar

If Northwest cumulative GPA is less than 3.30, student is not eligible to return to any level of these scholarships.

aCademiC exCellenCe sCholarship

Index: 140-174 or

ACT 23-26 and minimum 2.00 GPA

$1,500

tower sCholarship

Index: 100-139 or

ACT: 21-22 and minimum 2.00 GPA

Renews to University Scholar program with completion of

24 credit hours per academic year and minimum 3.30 Northwest cumulative GPAMaximum award: 2 trimesters of Merit and 6 trimesters of

University Scholar

$500

Freshman merit award

Estimate: $2,931.60 (50% reduction in difference between in-state and out-of-state tuition based on 30 credit hours for fall/spring trimester)

Index: 140-199 or ACT: 23-36

and minimum 2.00 GPAMust be a resident of Illinois,

Indiana, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota or Wisconsin

3.00 Northwest cumulative GPA and completion of 24 credit hours

per academic yearMaximum award: 132 total credit hours earned (including dual

credit and transfer hours)

midwest student exChanGe proGram

Index: 140-199 or ACT: 23-36

and minimum 2.00 GPANonresidents from states

other than Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota or Wisconsin



per academic yearMaximum award: 132 total credit hours earned (including dual


out-oF-state award

Must have completed

24 Northwest credit hours at a 3.00 Northwest cumulative GPA

Estimate: $5,863.20 (100% waiver of out-of-state fees composed of 50% MSEP or Out-of-State Award and 50% Nonresident Award)


per yearMaximum award: 132 total credit hours earned (including dual


nonresident award

$500

$750

$1,000

$1,200

Limited number awarded

Index: 100-119

Index: 120-139

Index: 140-159

Index: 160-199

and minimum 2.00 GPA

3.00 Northwest cumulative GPA; completion of 24 credit hours

per year and acceptable participation in the MORE programRenews to an award amount of $1,000

Maximum award: 8 trimesters within consecutive academic years

Cultural enriChment sCholarship*


admission-based transFer sCholarships

Competitive and admission-based speCial interest Freshman sCholarships

index & requirements renewal requirements

index & requirements renewal requirements

program in effect for students entering northwest for the first time in fall 2012. admission deadline for Fall awards – may 1.

$5,000

Competitive; minimum of

6 awardedNotification to student by

May 20

Minimum 3.50 Northwest cumulative GPA and

completion of 24 credit hours per academic yearMaximum award: 6 trimesters within

consecutive academic years

42 transferable credit hours completed by

deadline of application3.50 cumulative GPA in transfer

Accepted for admission by

May 1-fall awardSee Disclaimers, pg. 8

president’s sCholarship

Son, daughter or spouse of Northwest

alumnusProvide alumnus’s personal information

on Admissions application

$500

Notification made from

Alumni Office

Nonrenewable

alumni sCholarship

Apply for admission by Feb. 1

First-time freshman

Missouri Boys/Girls State attendee

(indicate participation on admission application)Submit listing of activities and leadership

positions held during Boys/Girls State to Office of Financial Assistance.See Disclaimers, pg. 8

Boys State: Five $1,000 awardsGirls State: Five $1,000 awards (notification to student by Feb. 20)

Nonrenewable

missouri boys/Girls state sCholarship

First-time freshman

Attend a high school that participates in

the Show-Me Scholars Initiative.Accepted for admission by May 1.

Provide proof of completion of the

requirements for the Show-Me Scholars Program by returning the Scholarship Contract by June 1.

$500 – May receive in addition to other Northwest automatic scholarshipsReturn contract by June 1

Nonrenewable

show-me sCholars sCholarship

First-time freshman

Accepted for admission by May 1.

Scholarships will only be awarded to students

after confirmation that the IB Diploma has been earned, send in a hard copy of your IB diploma or have it sent electronically from IBO.

$1,000 – May receive in addition to other Northwest automatic scholarshipsMaximum of 20 awarded

on first come, first serve basis

Nonrenewable

international baCCalaureate (ib) diploma sCholarship

First-time freshman

Attend an A+ eligible Missouri high school

and indicate A+ on Admission applicationAccepted for admission by April 1.

students admitted into enhanced Freshman seminar are nOT eligible for the a+ scholarship. Actual award made upon confirmation of

completed A+ requirements.

$1,500 – May receive in addition to other Northwest automatic scholarshipsLimited number awarded

Renewable for one year by completing

24 credit hours at Northwest during the year with a 3.30 Northwest cumulative GPA.

a+ sCholarship

Index: 185-199 or ACT: 28-36

Accepted for admission by Feb. 1

See Disclaimers, pg. 8

$5,000

Competitive; 10 awarded

Notification to student by

Feb. 20

3.50 Northwest cumulative GPA and completion

of 24 credit hours per academic yearRenewable only to those who initially received

the award as a freshmanMaximum award: 8 trimesters within

consecutive academic years

president’s sCholarship

award amount(fall/spring)



admission-based transFer sCholarshipsindex & requirements renewal requirements

$2,500 Minimum 3.50 Northwest cumulative GPA and

completion of 24 credit hours per academic yearMaximum award: 6 trimesters within consecutive

academic years

24 transferable credit hours completed

by time of application3.50–4.00 cumulative GPA in transfer

First-time student at Northwest

transFer distinGuished sCholarship

$1,500 Minimum 3.30 Northwest cumulative GPA and

completion of 24 credit hours per academic yearMaximum award: 6 trimesters within consecutive

academic years




transFer aCademiC sCholarship

$500 Renews to the University Scholar Program with

completion of 24 credit hours per academic year and a Northwest cumulative GPA of 3.30Maximum award: 2 consecutive trimesters of

Transfer Merit and 6 trimesters of University Scholar.




transFer merit

$750

Notification to student by

May 20Copy of Phi Theta Kappa

certificate of membership required with acceptance form

NonrenewableIndicate Phi Theta Kappa

membership on Admission application3.50 cumulative GPA in transfer


by time of applicationFirst-time student at Northwest

Accepted for admission by May 1

See Disclaimers, pg. 8

phi theta kappa sCholarship


3.00 Northwest cumulative GPA and completion of

24 credit hours per academic yearMaximum award: 132 total credit hours earned

(including dual credit and transfer hours)

At least 24 transferable credit hours:

must have cumulative GPA of 3.00If less than 24 completed hours, must

have Admissions Index of 140-199 or ACT 23-26 and minimum 2.0 high school GPA and be a regular admitFirst-time student at Northwest

Resident of Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Michigan,

Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota or Wisconsin

midwest student exChanGe proGram



24 credit hours per academic yearMaximum award: 132 total credit hours earned


At least 24 transferable credit hours:

must have cumulative GPA of 3.00If less than 24 completed hours, must

have Admissions Index of 140-199 or ACT 23-26 and minimum 2.0 high school GPA and be a regular admit First-time student at Northwest

Nonresident of states other than Illinois, Indiana,

Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota or Wisconsin

out-oF-state award

Completed 24 Northwest credit hours

3.00 Northwest cumulative GPA

Estimate: $5,863.20 (100% waiver of out-of-state fees composed of 50% MSEP or Out-of-State Award and 50% Nonresident Award)


24 credit hours per yearMaximum award: 132 total credit hours earned


nonresident award

$1,000

Limited number awarded


24 credit hours per year and acceptable participation in the MORE programMaximum award: 6 trimesters within consecutive

academic years

24 transferable credit hours

3.00 cumulative GPA


*ELIGIBILITY: American Indian or Alaska Native, Asian, Black or African American, Hispanic/Latino, Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander, U.S. citizen or a graduate from eligible high schools on our website listing. Students must participate in the more mentoring program. For further information, reference the “Diversity” brochure or contact the IIC office at 660.562.1367.

Cultural enriChment sCholarship*

Son, daughter or spouse of Northwest

alumnusProvide alumnus’s personal

information on Admissions application

$500

Notification made from

Alumni Office

Nonrenewable

alumni sCholarship



university and state-sponsored sCholarships

ameriCan dream Grant

Through the American Dream Grant, Northwest will fill the gap between the cost of tuition, room and board, primary textbooks and the use of a computer for qualifying students so that the maximum annual payment the student will need to make during their first two years at Northwest will be no more than $3,500 annually (combined fall and spring terms). To qualify, the student must be accepted to Northwest as a first-time freshman, complete the FAFSA and all verification documents by April 1 priority date and have an EFC* (Expected Family Contribution) as a result of the FAFSA of 2,000 or less (dependent or independent students). The student must also apply for all federal, state, institutional and athletic scholarships or grants that he or she could be eligible to receive. After all resources are added together, American Dream funds will be used to fill any remaining gap down to $3,500, the maximum contribution required of the student. All federal and state awarding guidelines will be followed.

*To get an estimate of your EFC prior to Jan. 1, 2012, you can go to www.fafsa4caster.ed.gov. This site is provided by the U.S. Department of Education and will give you a preview of what FAFSA will be like.

aWard: Varies. Cost of tuition, room/board, textbooks and computer usage fees, (standard double occupancy and standard aladine meal plan) minus all federal, state, institutional funds and $3,500 (combined fall and spring terms) maximum student contribution. Awards are for only fall and spring trimesters and maximum number awarded are subject to available funding. student must live on campus to receive assistance for room and board. Freshmen only.

briGht FliGht

Missouri resident who has a composite score on the ACT or SAT in the top 3% of all Missouri students. Enhanced ACT = 31 or SAT = Critical Reading 800, Math 790 will qualify for an annual maximum award of $3,000. The top 4th and 5th percentile with an ACT = 30 or SAT = Critical Reading 770, Math 780 will qualify for an annual maximum award of $1,000. Renewable with cumulative 2.5 GPA and completion of 24 credit hours per year. In addition to a Bright Flight scholarship, students receive a $2,500 Distinguished Scholar Scholarship which renews separately if specific renewal criteria are met. Eligible students are contacted by the Missouri Department of Higher Education.

aWard: Varies Actual awards are contingent on state appropriations allocated for the program on a yearly basis.

marGuerite ross barnett memorial sCholarship

Missouri resident 18 years of age or older, enrolled at least half-time, but less than full-time. Be employed and compensated for at least 20 hours of work per week. Demonstrate financial need as determined by FAFSA prior to scholarship deadline. For application visit www.dhe.mo.gov/ppc/grants/rossbarnett.php

deadline: aUgUsT 1

aWard: Maximum annual award is the lesser of: actual tuition charged at the school where you are enrolled or your demonstrated need.

missouri minority teaCher eduCation sCholarship

To be eligible for the Missouri Minority Teaching Scholarship, an applicant must meet the following requirements:

Be a resident of Missouri.

Be African American, Asian American, Hispanic American or Native American.

Be a high school senior; college student or returning adult (without a degree) who ranks in the top 25% of their high school class and scores at or above the 75th percentile on the ACT or SAT examination;

Or, individuals who have completed 30 college hours and have a cumulative GPA of 3.00;

Or, individuals with a baccalaureate degree who are returning to an approved math or science teacher education program.

Attend an approved teacher education program at a community college, four-year college or university in Missouri.

Request application from your counselor or the Office of Scholarships and Financial Assistance, 660.562.1363, in December or January or visit website www.dhe.mo.gov/ppc/grants/minorityteaching.php.

deadline: set each year by the state departmentaWard: $3,000 per year for up to four years

missouri returninG heroes’ eduCation aCt

Northwest Missouri State University is a participant of the Missouri Returning Heroes’ Education Act program. The Heroes’ Act limits the tuition and fees charged to combat veterans to fifty ($50.00) per credit hour, for any program leading to a certificate or bachelor’s degree. A “combat veteran” is any person who served in armed combat after September 11, 2001, who was a Missouri resident when first entering the military and who was discharged from military service under honorable conditions.

To initiate the process, a veteran must complete the form (each year) on our website www.nwmissouri.edu/Finaid/Forms.htm and return it with a copy of his or her DD-214 (initial application only) to: Northwest Missouri State University Attention: Financial Assistance Office 800 University Drive Maryville, MO 64468-6001

The Financial Assistance Office will evaluate eligibility for the Heroes’ Act after this form and the DD-214 are received. Veterans must maintain a 2.50 cumulative GPA in order to maintain eligibility for additional trimesters.

most sCholarship

Northwest offers a $500 scholarship to first-time freshmen students whose families have established an account in the student’s name in the Missouri Saving for Tuition (MOST) program. Twenty-five nonrenewable scholarships will be provided. Families will be responsible for providing documentation of at least two years participation in the MOST program by submitting a statement from MOST indicating an active account for the student. This documentation, including the student’s Northwest ID number, must be postmarked no later than march 1. Recipient selection will be based on need, as determined by the results of FAFSA. Please indicate on admission application.doCumentation should be sent to: Office of Scholarships and Financial AssistanceNorthwest Missouri State University800 University DriveMaryville, MO 64468-6001

or Faxed to: 660.562.1674

http://www.fafsa4caster.ed.gov

http://www.fafsa4caster.ed.gov

http://www.dhe.mo.gov/ppc/grants/rossbarnett.php


http://www.dhe.mo.gov/ppc/grants/minorityteaching.php

http://www.dhe.mo.gov/ppc/grants/minorityteaching.php

http://www.nwmissouri.edu/FinAid/Forms.htm



national Guard

The purpose of this award is to encourage students to serve their country through the National Guard and at the same time continue their education at Northwest. Students must provide a letter of good standing from their commanding officer as proof of eligibility, maintain a 2.50 GPA and be enrolled on a full-time basis (12 hours or more per trimester) to receive their scholarship. Contact Office of Scholarships and Financial Assistance, 660.562.1363.

deadline: nOne

aWard: Those students residing in residence halls will receive $700 per year while those residing off-campus will receive $475 per year.

rotC – Campus-based army sCholarship proGram

Two and three-year scholarships available each year to qualified students who are enrolled or will enroll in the Army ROTC Program.

provided: payment of all tuition and fees as they relate to students’ major OR room and board, plus monthly tax-free stipend of:

$300 a month for freshman$350 a month for sophomores$450 a month for juniors$500 a month for seniors(For up to 10 months per year for duration of the scholarship)

To apply, contact Military Science department, Attention: Lt. Smiley, 816.271.4541 or [email protected].

For more information, visit www.nwmissouri.edu/dept/nwrotc or contact Rick Frese, 660.562.1799 or [email protected].

rotC-national sCholarships For 3-year and 4-year advanCe desiGnee

Includes payment of all tuition and fees as they relate to students’ major OR room and board, plus monthly tax-free stipend of:

$300 a month for freshman$350 a month for sophomores$450 a month for juniors$500 a month for seniors(For up to 10 months per year for duration of the scholarship)*Includes $1,200 yearly stipend for books.

qualiFiCations: Minimum ACT of 19, cumulative GPA of 2.50, medically qualified and a U.S. citizen (FAFSA not required). For more information, call Military Service Department at 800.647.2881 or visit www.nwmissouri.edu/dept/nwrotc.

Claudine brewer memorial sCholarship

Given to graduates of North Andrew High School, Rosendale, Mo., with 2.00 GPA. First preference given to education majors. Contact North Andrew High School counselor for application.

aWard: Varies*

deadline: FeBrUarY 1

everett brown Freshman sCholarship

Son or daughter of teacher or administrator from Northwest District MSTA. Rank in upper third of class. Contact University Advancement, Steve Sutton, Director of Alumni Relations, 660.562.1248.

aWard: Varies*


Clear, CayhoGa, muddy Creeks sCholarship

Eligible recipients of the Clear, Cayhoga, Muddy Creeks Scholarship must be Missouri residents currently residing in the district previously known and designated as the Clear, Cayhoga, Muddy Creeks Watershed District. This former watershed district includes a large portion of the West Nodaway R-I school district and small portions of the Maryville R-II and North Nodaway R-VI school districts. Eligible recipients shall be Northwest freshmen or sophomores, freshmen minimum 2.00 cumulative high school GPA, and sophomores minimum 2.50 Northwest cumulative GPA. Eligible recipients shall have demonstrated good school and community citizenship, and all other factors being equal, financial need may be the determining factor in the selection of recipients.

aWard: Varies*


additional private sCholarshipsThese scholarships are funded by our Northwest Foundation or private donors. They are not specific to any particular major, but may be limited by academic, geographic or grade level criteria. Please go to our website, www.nwmissouri.edu/finaid/paying.htm, for specific eligibility requirements and applications to download (indicated by W ) or contact for separate application. *major-specific and private scholarship award amounts funded through the northwest Foundation may fluctuate and are contingent upon funding.

pat danner sCholarship

Available to all majors enrolled in at least nine credit hours per trimester showing progress toward completion of degree requirements. Preference for this award will be given to “displaced homemakers” with a second preference given to a similarly worthy student who is overcoming barriers to obtain their college degree. Contact Student Support Services, 660.562.1862.

aWard: Varies*


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university and state-sponsored sCholarships



http://www.nwmissouri.edu/dept/nwrotc




http://www.nwmissouri.edu/finaid/paying.htm


briCe and Carolyn johnson Family sCholarship

Given to a graduating senior from Bedford Community High School in Bedford, Iowa. Demonstrate strong leadership skills, academic performance, participation in school activities and athletics, as well as community involvement. Two letters of reference shall speak of present and potential for future success. Contact Bedford Community High School counselor for application.

aWard: Varies*


james & patriCia joy sCholarship

Given to graduating senior from Jefferson C-123 High School in Conception Junction, Mo. Demonstrate strong academic potential and significant involvement in scholastic and civic activities. Demonstrate financial need. Contact high school counselor.

aWard: TUiTiOn FOr Fall TriMesTer,

15 CrediT HOUrs MaxiMUM deadline: FeBrUarY 1

mary e. markt sCholarship

Given to graduate of South Holt High School, Oregon, Mo., with 2.50 GPA, and shows financial need. Preference may go to education major. Contact high school counselor.

aWard: Varies*


maryville host lions Club sCholarship

Given to resident of Nodaway County. Show superior scholarship and demonstrate financial need. Contact high school counselor.

aWard: Varies*


maryville hy-vee Food store sCholarship

Given to graduate of Nodaway County high school with 3.00 GPA, active in school and community. Contact Office of Scholarships and Financial Assistance, 660.562.1363.

aWard: Varies*


dennis dau sCholarship

Available to graduate of Maryville High School in Maryville, Mo., accepted as entering freshman. Must have minimum GPA of 2.50 and show exemplary citizenship and dedication to the band program participating in instrumental performance groups in high school and shall be involved in instrumental performance at Northwest. Contact Maryville High School director of bands for application.

aWard: Varies*


nanCy GoFF memorial sCholarship

Maryville High School senior ranking in upper third of class with declared teacher education major. See high school counselor for application.

aWard: Varies*


Greater kansas City hispaniC sCholarship Fund

Available to students from the Greater Kansas City Metropolitan Area (Clay, Jackson, Johnson and Wyandotte counties). Selection based on academic merit, financial need and community involvement. To apply, contact high school counselor or Office of Scholarships and Financial Assistance, 660.562.1363.

aWard: Varies*

deadline: MarCH 9

marGaret and wayne henneGin sCholarship

Awarded to the female graduating senior from Worth County High School in Grant City, Mo., with the highest GPA who will be attending Northwest. Contact Worth County High School counselor for application.

aWard: Varies*

deadline: MarCH 1

ronald a. houston sCholarship

Given to entering freshman from North Nodaway High School in Hopkins, Mo. Must demonstrate leadership in school and community activities. Minimum 2.75 high school cumulative GPA. Contact high school counselor for application or Office of Scholarships and Financial Assistance, 660.562.1363.

aWard: Varies*


additional private sCholarships

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northwest support staFF sCholarship

Given to full-time student who maintains a minimum 2.00 cumulative GPA and submits a letter stating academic/career goals. Recipients shall be children or spouses of any Northwest support staff employee employed on the first day of the trimester’s general registration in which the scholarship is awarded. Financial need and involvement in school and community activities may be considered. Contact Office of Scholarships and Financial Assistance, 660.562.1363.

aWard: Varies*


lillian palmer memorial sCholarship

Graduate of North Andrew High School, Rosendale, Mo., with 2.00 GPA and financial need. Contact high school counselor.

aWard: Varies*


e.G. & edra (planCk) stoskopF sCholarship

Given to entering freshman or continuing student who is a graduate of South Harrison High School, Bethany, Mo., with a 2.50 GPA. Exemplary leadership, communication skills, involvement in school and community activities and demonstrate need. Preference may go to declared major in business-related area. See high school counselor.

aWard: Varies*


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aCCountinG, eConomiCs and FinanCeUnlessstatedotherwise,contacttheDepartmentofAccounting,EconomicsandFinance,660.562.1754or660.562.1281formoreinformation.

melvin d. & valorie G. booth bethany business sCholarship

Refer to description under Melvin D. and Valorie G. Booth College of Business and Professional Studies for eligibility criteria.

booth ColleGe oF business and proFessional studies sCholarship


Charles hawkins aCCountinG sCholarship

Given in memory of Dr. Charles Hawkins, professor emeritus of accounting, in recognition of his years of distinguished service to Northwest. Applicant must be a full-time, first-trimester freshman student majoring in accounting. Also will be given consideration for Karen Hawkins Memorial Accounting Scholarship.

aWard: $450


karen hawkins memorial aCCountinG sCholarship

Awarded in memory of Karen Hawkins, accounting graduate of Northwest and daughter of Dr. Charles and Jackie Hawkins. Criteria are the same as the Charles Hawkins Accounting Scholarship.

aWard: $450


aGriCultureUnlessstatedotherwise,contacttheDepartmentofAgriculture,660.562.1155formoreinformation.

aGriCulture Cde award

Award is given to the highest individual in each of the 24 fall and spring FFA/Agriculture CDE areas. If highest individual does not apply to Northwest, the second highest individual is eligible using the same eligibility requirements. To be eligible, students must apply and be accepted into an agriculture program at Northwest by March 1 of his/her senior year of high school. The award will be credited to the student’s account

and can be used for tuition and fees by the student when he/she enrolls at Northwest the following fall and spring trimesters.

aWard: $250





dean e. GinGriCh and jean d. GinGriCh memorial sCholarship

Awarded annually to an incoming freshman declaring a major in Agriculture. Students who attended high school in Nodaway or Gentry counties and can show financial need will be given first preference. If there are no applications from those counties, the area will be expanded to Worth, Andrew, Holt and Atchison counties. If no applicants from the above areas, students from other geographic locations who are majoring in Agriculture will be considered. Application is available online at www.nwmissouri.edu/dept/ag.

aWard: Varies


auGust stelter sCholarship

Awarded to an entering freshman that has declared a major in any of the disciplines available from the Department of Agriculture. Recipient must maintain enrollment in at least 12 hours per trimester, fall and spring, and be considered a full-time student. The scholarship is non renewable. Visit www.nwmissouri.edu/dept/ag.

aWard: Varies


melvin d. & valorie G. booth ColleGe oF business and proFessional studiesUnlessstatedotherwise,contacttheMelvinD.&ValorieG.BoothCollegeofBusinessandProfessionalStudies,660.562.1600or660.562.1281formoreinformation.

major-speCiFiC university sCholarships


Available to graduates of South Harrison High School in Bethany, Mo., accepted as entering freshman. Must have minimum GPA of 2.50, financial need and have a declared major and degree within the Melvin D. & Valorie G. Booth College of Business and Professional Studies, with first preference to “business” majors. Contact South Harrison High School counselor for application.

aWard: One aWard FrOM BOOTH

COllege, FUll TUiTiOn Based On 30 CrediT HOUrs per Yeardeadline: janUarY 15


Awarded to a first-time freshman majoring in one of the areas in the Melvin D. and Valorie G. Booth College of Business and Professional Studies (accounting, agriculture, broadcasting, business education, computer science, economics, finance, international business, journalism, management information systems, marketing and management, office information systems). It is a nonrenewable scholarship. Contact Dr. Judy Clark, CSIS Department at 660.562.1281 for application packet.

aWard: apprOxiMaTelY $1,400 ( subject to availability of funds)deadline: deCeMBer 15

Chemistry and physiCsUnlessstatedotherwise,contacttheDepartmentofChemistryandPhysics,660.562.1388formoreinformation.

Forest G. & joan b. lowe sCholarship

Recipients shall have elected a major in either mathematics or physics with a minimum 3.00 cumulative GPA. Chosen from the following areas in order as they appear: Gilman City High School, Gilman City, Mo.; Northeast High School, Kansas City, Mo.; Maryville High School, Maryville, Mo.; then to applicants from any other school. Contact Department of Mathematics/Statistics, 660.562.1230.

aWard: $500


These scholarships are funded by contributions to our Northwest Foundation or by private donors and are specific to designated majors. See our website at www.nwmissouri.edu/finaid/paying.htm for full eligibility requirements and contact for separate application. (major-specific and private scholarship award amounts funded through the northwest Foundation may fluctuate and are contingent upon funding.)

http://www.nwmissouri.edu/dept/ag

http://www.nwmissouri.edu/dept/ag

http://www.nwmissouri.edu/finaid/paying.htm


Computer sCienCeUnlessstatedotherwise,contacttheDepartmentofComputerScience/InformationSystems,660.562.1600formoreinformation.

Computer visit day sCholarship

Awarded to a first-year student who declares a business education, business technology, computer science, interactive digital media-computer science programming or a management information systems major and participates in the Computer Visit Day. Must submit a high school transcript and two recommendations covering academics, citizenship, leadership and record of extracurricular activities. Contact the Computer Science/Information Systems department at www.nwmissouri.edu/dept/csis or 660.562.1600 for additional information about this scholarship and the date of the Computer Visit Day.

aWard: $1,150

deadline: announced at Computer Visit day


Refer to description under Melvin D. and Valorie G. Booth College of Business and Professional Studies for eligibility criteria on page 16.



CommuniCation, theatre, and lanGuaGesUnlessstatedotherwise,contacttheDepartmentofCommunication,Theatre,andLanguages,660.562.1279formoreinformation.

dual Credit sCholarships

Awarded to first-time students who have successfully completed a dual credit course through the Department of Communication, Theatre, and Languages at Northwest. Students must receive a final grade of a ‘B’ or higher, have a high school GPA of at least 3.00 and have an ACT score of 21 or better. *All recipients must officially declare a major in one of the programs offered by the Department of Communication, Theatre, and Languages. The application may be downloaded at www.nwmissouri.edu/dept/ctl/scholarships.htm

aWard: $500 ($250 per Fall/spring

TriMesTer) deadline: FeBrUarY 18

*Awarded for a maximum of two trimesters

eduCationUnlessstatedotherwise,contacttheCollegeofEducationandHumanServices,660.562.1775formoreinformation.

C.l. butler sCholarship

Applicants pursuing secondary education will be considered, with preference given to those pursuing English education, with outstanding potential in area of study as evidenced by excellent ACT scores and letter of recommendation as to potential success as an English teacher. Recipient shall demonstrate a need for financial assistance and shall maintain enrollment in at least 12 hours for the fall and spring trimesters. Contact Office of Scholarships and Financial Assistance 660.562.1363 for application or go to the website: www.nwmissouri.edu/Finaid/majorspecific.htm

aWard: $1,500 (One aWarded YearlY)


hunt-porter sCholarship

Recipients will be entering freshmen, who have graduated from a Missouri high school, rank in the upper 10% of their graduating class, score at or near the upper 90th percentile on the ACT or SAT, demonstrate financial need, and are an elementary education major.

aWard: Varies

howard a. mCintosh sCholarship

Graduate of high school in Mills County, Iowa. If no qualified applicant from Mills County, scholarship will be awarded to graduate of high school in Atchison, Nodaway or Worth counties in Missouri. High school GPA of 3.00. Letter of recommendation from at least one teacher who can speak of student’s probability for success and knows of student desires to become a teacher.

aWard: Varies

shawna severson zeCh memorial sCholarship

Recipient of this award shall be pursuing studies in elementary education or special education from any class level and shall maintain enrollment in at least 12 hours for the fall and spring trimesters. Applicant must submit a one-page essay regarding a challenge or barrier they have overcome to pursue and succeed in their education.

aWard: Varies

deadline: janUarY 15

enGlishC.l. butler sCholarship

See scholarship description in education.

Family and Consumer sCienCesUnlessstatedotherwise,contacttheDepartmentofFamilyandConsumerSciences,660.562.1168formoreinformation.

phyllis Combs leet sCholarship

Given to entering freshman in child & family studies, dietetics, restaurant & food service management, merchandising of textiles, apparel & furnishings or family & consumer science education with a minimum high school GPA of 3.00 on a 4.00 scale. Must reside on a farm or in a small town (1,500 or less in population) in 19-county northwest Missouri area.

aWard: $1,000


ForensiCsForensiCs sCholarship

Awarded to students who are actively involved in forensics. Not required to major in the Department of Communication, Theatre, and Languages. Auditions are held by appointment on an individual basis. Students present a brief selection of their choosing. The selection may be all or part of a speech given in competition. See the department website for deadline date and to download application www.nwmissouri.edu/dept/ctl/scholarships.htm. Please contact the Director of Forensics at 660.562.1506 to schedule a specific audition time. Audition dates will also be posted on the department website.

aWard: seVeral $250-$500


http://www.nwmissouri.edu/dept/csis

http://www.nwmissouri.edu/dept/ctl/scholarships.htm


http://www.nwmissouri.edu/FINAID/majorspecific.htm

http://www.nwmissouri.edu/FINAID/majorspecific.htm




history, humanities, philosophy and politiCal sCienCeUnlessstatedotherwise,contacttheDepartmentofHistory,Humanities,PhilosophyandPoliticalScience,660.562.1290formoreinformation.

aliCe Corley sCholarship

Given to an entering freshman who is a prospective history/social science/pre-law major. Must be enrolled in a minimum of 12 credit hours.

aWard: $450


marketinG and manaGementmelvin d. & valorie G. booth bethany business sCholarship




mass CommuniCationmelvin d. & valorie G. booth bethany business sCholarship




mathematiCs and statistiCsUnlessstatedotherwise,contacttheDepartmentofMathematics/Statistics,660.562.1230formoreinformation.

Forest G. & joan b. lowe sCholarship

Recipients shall have elected a major in either mathematics or physics with a minimum 3.00 cumulative GPA. Chosen from the following areas in order as they appear: Gilman City Mo. High School; Northeast High School, Kansas City, Mo.; Maryville Mo. High School; then to applicants from any other school.

aWard: Varies


math olympiad sCholarship

Awarded to top two individual senior scores in Mathematics Olympiad (held in March) who plan to attend Northwest.

aWard: $2,500 and $1,500

deadline: OlYMpiad is in MarCH

musiCUnlessstatedotherwise,contacttheDepartmentofMusic,660.562.1315formoreinformation.

musiC perFormanCe sCholarships

Award is based on performance ability and academic excellence. Scholarships are first-time performance awards and are available to all students. Students may audition in one or more of the following areas: instrumental, vocal, keyboard and jazz (piano and bass only). Recipients are not required to be music majors, but are encouraged to participate in musical activities. Auditions take place in February (call for specific dates) and must be scheduled in advance by appointment only. MUsT COnTaCT deparTMenT OF MUsiC, 660.562.1315, TO reQUesT an aUdiTiOn appliCaTiOn and MOre inFOrMaTiOn Or OBTain appliCaTiOn FOrM THrOUgH THe MUsiC deparTMenT WeBsiTe aT: WWW.nWMissOUri.edU/depT/MUsiC and CliCk On THe “sCHOlarsHips” link.

aWard: Varies


john t. and GeorGann b. Cook jazz band

Awarded to either an incoming freshman or continuing music student who desires to participate in the jazz program at Northwest. Individuals must be a music major or minor and participate in the jazz ensemble throughout both trimesters of the scholarship. In addition, selection will be determined on talent and financial need. (Applicants must be currently enrolled at time of application.)

aWard: Varies


oFFiCe inFormation systems and business eduCationmelvin d. & valorie G. booth bethany business sCholarship

Refer to description under Booth College of Business and Professional Studies for eligibility criteria on page 16.


Refer to description under Booth College of Business and Professional Studies for eligibility criteria on page 16.

theatreUnlessstatedotherwise,contacttheDepartmentofCommunication,Theatre,andLanguages660.562.1279formoreinformation.

theatre perFormanCe/teChniCal sCholarships

Awarded to majors in theatre or speech/theatre education. Prior to scheduling an appointment to interview, students must submit an application and résumé detailing their prior theatre experience. A picture may be included but is not required. Students interested in performance scholarships will be asked to present two contrasting monologues of no longer than four minutes combined. (Note: The audition does not include singing.) Students interested in technical theatre will be asked to describe their area of interest and to present examples of their work. The application may be downloaded at www.nwmissouri.edu/dept/ctl/scholarships.htm. Please contact the department office 660.562.1279 to schedule a specific date and time. Interview dates will be posted on the department website www.nwmissouri.edu/dept/ctl/scholarships.htm.

aWard: Varies





http://www.nwmissouri.edu/dept/music/scholarships.htm


if i lose my distinguished scholar award, can i get it back?

Once you do not renew on the Distinguished Scholar Award (below a Northwest cumulative GPA of 3.50 and completion of 24 hours during the academic year), you cannot be reinstated in the Distinguished Scholar program. You may be eligible for the Northwest Scholar (3.30), Tower Scholar (3.40) or Academic Excellence Scholar (3.50), depending on your Northwest cumulative GPA and can continue to float within these scholarships as long as minimum renewal criteria are met.

Can i receive my general university scholarship in the summer?

If you are enrolled full-time (at least 12 hours), then you can receive the scholarship for the summer trimester by contacting financial aid at 660.562.1139.

do i need to reapply each year to continue to receive any of the general scholarships?

General University scholarships are checked for meeting renewal criteria at the end of the spring trimester. If you meet the renewal criteria, the scholarship is automatically renewed for the next academic year. Those students attending summer will have an additional check at the end of the summer trimester. The summer trimester is the final determination in the award for the subsequent academic year. Students may view scholarships awarded through CatPAWS.

i was not eligible for any general academic scholarships when i enrolled at northwest. are there any scholarships that i might receive the next year?

If you complete 24 credit hours during the fall and spring trimesters with a Northwest cumulative GPA of 3.30 or higher, you will automatically receive the University Scholar award in the amount of $500 ($250 per trimester) for the next academic year. You also will be eligible for the Nonresident Award and either the Midwest Student Exchange Program or the Out-of-State Award. See pg. 10 or 12. There also are departmental scholarships available that require an application. See the website (www.nwmissouri.edu/finaid) for specific eligibility criteria, deadline dates and applications.

will my Gpa affect the pell Grant and loans i receive?

To be eligible to receive federal, state and some private student aid, students must maintain satisfactory academic progress toward a degree or certificate. To be considered making satisfactory quantitative progress, undergraduate students must pass at least 75% of the cumulative credit hours which they have attempted and have a cumulative GPA of 1.75 for first time freshmen and 2.00 cumulative GPA for sophomores, juniors or seniors. Failure to meet the appropriate completion rate at the end of the trimester will result in the student being placed on financial aid probation status for the next term.

Failure to meet the appropriate completion rate by the end of the probationary term will result in the loss of eligibility for all types of federal aid until the deficiency is removed. For more information and academic progress petition, see Academic Progress on the following website: www.nwmissouri.edu/Finaid/Forms.htm

why was my loan adjusted when i reported a private scholarship?

We are obligated by law to include all sources of student assistance in the financial aid package. In order to receive a subsidized loan, there must be calculated need. With the addition of an outside resource such as a scholarship, the subsidized need may be reduced.

how do i get a job on campus?Start looking for jobs during the summer before classes begin in the fall. Fall positions are posted to the website beginning approximately the third week of June. Jobs continue to be posted throughout the entire year. Most departments will have a specific application and interview process. Once hired, you are paid for hours worked on a monthly basis. Both regular employment and work study eligible students will receive a paycheck, paid directly to the student; the amount is not applied directly to your University account. Job postings can be found at the following website: www.nwmissouri.edu/hr/student/jobs

Frequently asked questionsFor more information and additional frequently asked questions about financial assistance at Northwest, visit www.nwmissouri.edu/finaid.

http://www.nwmissouri.edu/finaid


http://www.nwmissouri.edu/hr/student/jobs

http://www.nwmissouri.edu/finaid

We understand that paying for a college education may seem like a real challenge for you and your family. In order to assist you, we have put together some basic information about the financial aid process and types of aid available at Northwest.

what is FinanCial aid?

Financial aid is money available from federal, state, University and private sources to help students and their families meet college costs. Financial aid will help pay for direct educational costs such as tuition, books and fees, as well as personal living expenses such as housing, food and transportation. Financial assistance is designed to assist families in paying for the cost of attending college.

who is eliGible?

Almost anyone who needs financial aid to attend Northwest may receive financial aid. However, pursuant to federal regulations, you must meet the following

timeline

FoCus: financesFinanCial assistanCe basiCs

requirements in order to be eligible for federal financial aid: Be a U.S. citizen or eligible

noncitizen. (International students with student visas are not eligible for financial aid);

Be enrolled in a program leading to a degree or certification;

Have a valid Social Security number;

Be making satisfactory academic progress (as outlined in catalog);

Have a high school diploma or a General Educational Development (GED) certificate;

Register with Selective Service (if required); (You may register by checking Box 28 on the FAFSA);

Certify that you will use student aid funds only for educational purposes and that you are not in default on a federal loan or owe money back on a federal grant by completing the FAFSA application.

Fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). This form, used to apply for all types of aid, is available from counselors in high schools and colleges as well as from the Office of Scholarships and Financial Assistance at Northwest. Fill out the entire form so that we can consider you for all state and federal aid for which you may be eligible.

Make sure to list Northwest’s School Code (002496) on the FAFSA so that we may receive your results.

You may submit a FAFSA by: FAFSA on the web (preferred):

www.fafsa.gov Mail a paper FAFSA directly to

the central processor. do not mail your FAFSA by registered, certified or express

how to apply

mail; special mail service will only delay processing.

Keep a photocopy of your (and your parents’) Federal Income tax forms just in case you are requested to send us a copy to verify your income information.

Keep your address current with our office. During the summer, we will mail all financial aid material to your permanent address. During the academic year, we will mail it to your local address.

You must reapply for financial aid every academic year.

november and deCember Apply for admission, if not already

complete Complete housing application and

submit prepayment Attend Financial Aid Night or

Northwest Night at an area high school

Search and apply for scholarships

january Complete FAFSA Apply for scholarships Check for early deadlines

February Complete FAFSA List Northwest to receive

information. school code: 002496

marCh Respond to any request from

Northwest to verify information submitted on application

Missouri residents need to submit FAFSA by April 1 for Missouri state programs

april Receive Financial Aid notification

from Northwest. Respond by accepting or declining financial aid offered on CatPAWS account

Sign up for SOAR or Transfer Student Preregistration

may Request final transcripts be sent

to Northwest from high school or colleges attended

june Attend SOAR Submit employment application

july Housing assignment sent Submit employment application Submit private scholarships

received from outside donors

auGust Financial aid credits to student’s

account prior to classes beginning Attend Advantage

your signature and

acceptance of awards

are required before any

financial aid will be credited

to your account. a quick

response helps avoid delays.

northwes

t sch

ool Code

(002496)

20

http://www.fafsa.gov


what to expeCt

how to respond onCe you reCeive notiFiCation oF your award aCCess your secure site on CatPAWS.

Read and accept Conditions of the Award. indiCaTe awards you wish to accept

or decline and submit your electronic response.

direct subsidized and unsubsidized loans Complete Master promissory note

(If first-time borrower) Go to: https://studentloans.gov (requires PIN used to complete the FAFSA). A single MPN is used for all Direct Loans (subsidized and unsubsidized) while at Northwest. Allow one week after acceptance before accessing this website.

Complete loan entrance Counseling (If first-time borrower) Go to: https://studentloans.gov

aFTer YOU sUBMiT YOUr FaFsa

The processor will send you a Student Aid Report (SAR) for your records. Review all information on the SAR for accuracy. If there are any errors, make necessary changes online and resubmit to the central processor.

If you have listed Northwest as a school to receive your information, Northwest will receive your application information by electronic transfer via computer.

Respond to any additional requests from our office needed to verify information on your application.

Processing will begin by April 1 for students who have all information completed.

If you (and your family) have unusual circumstances (such as unusual medical expenses, a family member who recently became unemployed or changes in income or assets), contact the Office of Scholarships and Financial Assistance and request a Special Conditions application.

determininG needYour need is defined as the difference between the cost of attending Northwest and what is computed on your Student Aid Report as an expected contribution by you and your family (Expected Family Contribution or EFC). Cost of attendance includes both direct educational costs (such as tuition, fees, books and supplies), and living costs (room and board, transportation and personal expenses). Financial aid can be applied toward living costs as well as direct educational costs.

your FinanCial aid award

northwest offers three equal semesters fall, spring and summer.

perkins loans Complete entrance Counseling session and

Master promissory note (If first-time borrower) Go to: www.ecsi.net/prom4p (requires same PIN as used to complete the FAFSA).

parent loan acceptance: If parents are accepting all or a partial Parent Loan, the Parent Loan Information Sheet must be completed and then returned to our office or faxed (660.562. 1674) to initiate the loan process. Separate promissory note will be mailed later, or can be completed online by requesting a PIN at www.pin.ed.gov and completing the Master Promissory Note at https://studentloans.gov.

private educational loans (commonly referred to as alternative loans) are available. For more information on these loan programs, contact the Office of Scholarships and Financial Assistance.

underGraduate aCademiC year Fees For the 2011-2012 sChool year

+ Costs are for 2011-2012 and are subject to change. Standard tuition and fees includes tuition/incidental fee, tuition/designated fee, primary textbook usage fee, wellness fee, activity fee and technology fee charged per credit hour. Does not include supplemental textbooks. Based on 14 credit hours per trimester for undergraduates.

* Freshmen are required to live on campus. The rate includes double occupancy room, meal plan and cable service.

++ Based on 14 credit hours per trimester, (Hudson/Perrin rate) double occupancy room and Standard Aladine meal plan and new student.

The 2012-2013 Financial Aid Budget will be available in spring of 2012. Calculate your cost of attendance at www.nwmissouri.edu/bursar/costworksheet.htm

MissOUri residenTs: $247.80 per credit hour nOn-MissOUri residenTs: $443.23 per credit hour

tuition+

1 TriMesTer 2 TriMesTers Fall (14 Hrs.) Fall & spring (28 Hrs.)

Missouri Resident $3,469.20 $6,938.40

Nonresident $6,205.22 $12,410.44

room and board rates* 1 TriMesTer 2 TriMesTers Fall (14 Hrs.) Fall & spring (28 Hrs.)

Hudson/Perrin Standard $4,136.00 $8,272.00

Traditional Standard $3,783.00 $7,566.00

Modified Suites Standard $4,018.00 $8,036.00

Tower Suites Standard $4,188.00 $8,376.00

Apartment Basic $544 plus utilities per month (w/o board)

find additional room and board options at www.nwmissouri.edu/bursar/roomcosts.htm

required FeeNew Student Fee $140 one time fee

optional FeesParking Permit per year $90Fitness Center per year $125Supplemental Textbooks $85 estimated per trimesterOnline Courses $35 per credit hour additional to standard rates

total yearly CostMissouri Resident $15,350.40++

Nonresident $20,822.44++

https://studentloans.gov


http://www.ecsi.net/prom4p

http://www.pin.ed.gov


http://www.nwmissouri.edu/busar/costworksheet/htm

http://www.nwmissouri.edu/bursar/roomcosts.htm


Federal aid proGramsdesCription who is eliGible? award amount how to apply

northwest 002496

Same as Direct Subsidized Loan

except interest must be paid or capitalized during enrollment periodInterest rate is fixed at 6.8%

annually

All students

Non-need based

Must be enrolled at

least half-time and have academic good standing

Annual limits not to exceed

$2,000 above subsidized loan grade level limitAggregate limit for

combination of all subsidized and unsubsidized loans not to exceed $31,000

Complete and submit the

FAFSA Master Promissory Note

and entrance counseling are required Complete online at


william d. Ford direCt unsubsidized loan


FAFSA Master Promissory Note

and entrance counseling are requiredComplete online at


No interest or repayment until 6

months after student drops below half-time enrollmentInterest rate on loans disbursed in

2012-13 will be at 6.8%Based on need

All students with need and

academic good standingMust be enrolled at least

half-time

Annual maximum:

$3,500 – first year $4,500 – sophomore $5,500 – juniors & seniorsCumulative loan not to

exceed $23,000

william d. Ford direCt subsidized loan


FAFSAAll undergraduates with

high financial need and academic good standing

Between $300 and $2,000

per year depending on needTotal borrowed as an

undergraduate may not exceed $20,000

Awards administered by

NorthwestNo interest or repayment until 9

months after student drops below half-time enrollment5% interest during repayment

Based on need; limited funds

perkins loan

Complete FAFSA application

GPA at least 3.25 for each

payment period (from high school if 1st year students or from college for other students)OR above 75th percentile on

Admission test such as SAT, ACT, GREwww.ed.gov/about/

offices/list/ope/pol/tsa.doc

Regular student

Citizen or Eligible

NoncitizenNot in default

Satisfactory progress

Up to $4,000 per year

for first undergraduate – $16,000 aggregateUp to $4,000 per year for

graduate students – $8,000 aggregateProrated amounts for less

than full-time enrollmentRequires Agreement to

Serve/Promise to Pay to include promissory note Award combined with

other assistance cannot exceed cost of attendance

For students who plan to

complete or are completing coursework necessary to begin a career in teaching in specified high need fieldsMust be repaid as Direct

Unsubsidized loan if student does not teach at least 4 years within 8 years of completing program as a teacher in a Title I school, in a specified subject area. (science, math, foreign language, bilingual education, special education or other high need area)

teaCh Grant


FAFSABased on need

Funds are limited

VariesAll undergraduates with


supplementary eduCational opportunity Grant

Eligibility determined by federal

governmentAward is based entirely on need

All eligible students receive this

grant

All undergraduates with


Between $555 and $5,550

per year depending on needAmounts are pro-rated for

less than full-time enrollment


FAFSA at www.fafsa.gov

pell Grant

Repayment may be deferred until

6 months after date student drops below half-time enrollmentInterest rate is fixed at 7.9% annually

Accruing interest to be paid monthly

or quarterly or capitalized quarterly Need is not a factor

All undergraduates

Must be enrolled at


Parent’s annual

maximum eligibility is equal to the cost of attendance minus other financial aid received


FAFSASeparate Master Promissory

Note is requiredComplete online at

https://studentloans.govRegistered PIN is required

and can be obtained online

william d. Ford direCt parent plus


FAFSANorthwest job postings

may be found at www.nwmissouri.edu/hr/student/jobs

Part-time employment on campus

Maximum 20 work hours per

week Based on need

Funds are limited

All undergraduates with

financial needMust be enrolled at


Minimum wage

Paid monthly in a check

directly to the student for hours worked

Federal work study





http://www.ed.gov/about/offices/list/ope/pol/tsa.doc

http://www.ed.gov/about/%E2%96%A0






state oF missouri proGramsdesCription who is eliGible? award amount how to apply

Provides grant assistance

to full-time undergraduate students who are Missouri residents attending participating Missouri post-secondary institutions

U.S. citizen

Missouri residents

enrolled full-timeExpected Family

Contribution (EFC) less than 12,000 as determined by FAFSA.


FAFSA by April 1Contact Missouri

Department of Higher Education at www.dhe.mo.gov or 800.473.6757 or Office of Scholarships and Financial Assistance

Statutory award amounts

$1,000 – $2,150*Renewal requires 2.50

cumulative GPA each term, reapplication of FAFSA by April 1 each year and meeting need eligibility requirements.

aCCess missouri proGram

Missouri graduating high

school senior who enrolls full-time in Missouri post-secondary school

Top 3%: Composite

ACT=31 or SAT=Critical Reading 800, Math 790Top 4 and 5%: Composite

ACT=30 or SAT=Critical Reading 770, Math 780

Contact Missouri

Department of Higher Education 800.473.6757 or www.dhe.mo.gov

Top 3%: Statutory maximum

award $3,000 per academic year*Top 4 and 5%: Statutory

maximum award $1,000 per academic year*Must complete 24 credit

hours at cumulative 2.50 GPA

missouri briGht FliGht

This scholarship was

established for students who are employed while attending school part-time Scholarships can be renewed

annually until a student has obtained a baccalaureate degree or has completed 150 credit hours

Complete and submit

FAFSA. Contact Missouri Department of Higher Education or go to website: www.dhe.mo.gov/ppc/grants/rossbarnett.php to print verification formDeadline for submitting

FAFSA and all required material is August 1

Missouri resident 18

years or older, enrolled at least half-time but less than full-timeBe employed and

compensated for at least 20 hours per week Demonstrate financial

need

Maximum annual scholarship

is the lesser of: actual tuition charged at the school where you are enrolled or your demonstrated financial needMaintain a minimum

cumulative GPA of 2.5

marGuerite ross barnett memorial sCholarship

Initiate by completing

form (each year) www.nwmissouri.edu/Finaid/Forms.htm and return with copy of DD-214 to Financial Aid Office FAX 660.562.1674

Tuition reduction for combat

veterans from Missouri who are pursuing a program leading to certificate or bachelor’s degree

A combat veteran who

served in armed combat after Sept. 11, 2001Was a Missouri resident

when first entered militaryDischarged from military

service under honorable conditions

Limits tuition and fees to $50

per credit hour for certificate and Bachelor degree programs

returninG heroes’ eduCation aCt

deadline: april 1

*actual award amounts contingent upon state appropriations.

*actual award amounts contingent upon state appropriations each year.

http://www.dhe.mo.gov







institutional proGramsdesCription

Adopt a Bearcat Scholarship Dr. Norman & Ada Mae Clough

Scholarship Embarq/Northwest Missouri

State University Scholarship Michael Faust Scholarship Aleta & Dean Hubbard

Scholarship James & Betty Jackson

Scholarship Paul Marfice Scholarship

Maryville Kiwanis Memorial Scholarship

B.D. & Sue Wright Owens Scholarship

Benjamin and Mercedes Ramirez Scholarship

F.K. Ulman Scholarship Nancy Western Scholarship Harvey & Joyce White

Scholarship

direCtly awarded Freshman sCholarships

The following scholarships are made available by funds from the Northwest Foundation and are awarded based upon a variety of criteria as designated by the donors. No separate application is required. However, students must complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) to be considered.

marion & h.j. FisCher jr. memorial sCholarship (nonresidents payinG missouri tax)

Awarded in the form of a fee waiver, this scholarship is for nonresidents who are paying Missouri tax. No separate application is required. A copy of the Missouri tax form verifying the amount of tax paid should be sent to the Bursar’s Office. Students will receive a reduction on nonresident tuition equal to the amount of tax paid. However, a student will not pay less than resident tuition.

who is eliGible? award amount how to apply

renewable for one year as a tuition only scholarship with the following stipulations:

Reapplication of FAFSA (by

April 1 for consideration of state grants used in determining American Dream funding).Be Pell eligible

Completion of 24 Northwest

credit hours with a 2.00 Northwest cumulative GPACombination of federal, state

and institutional grants and scholarship plus American Dream Grant covers regular tuition.

Varies

Will fill gap between cost

of tuition, room, board, textbook and computer usage fees, (standard double occupancy and aladine meal plan) minus all federal, state, institutional funds and a $3,500 student contributionStudent must live on campus

to receive assistance with room and boardAwards subject to available

fundingSummer funding not

available

First-time freshmen

Complete FAFSA

and all verification documents by April 1 priority dateHave an EFC of 2000

or less (dependent or independent students)

See full description, pg. 13

ameriCan dream Grant

bearCat Grant

Based on need and

academic criteriaComplete and submit the

FAFSAFirst-time freshmen

Must be enrolled full-time

Varies

Funds are limited

Based on need First-time freshmen

Must be enrolled full-time

Varies

Funds are limited


FAFSA

northwest Grant

Part-time employment

on campusMaximum 20 work hours

per weekNeed is not a factor

Contact Student

Employment Office 660.562.1140 www.nwmissouri.edu/hr

All students

Must be enrolled at least

half-time

Minimum wage

Paid monthly in a check

directly to the student

reGular employment

An association of 586

colleges & universities offering scholarships to members of faculty and staff families employed at participating institutionsParticipating institutions

are available at www.tuitionexchange.org

Contact liaison officer at

home institution 12 months prior to using TE program.Certification is sent to

importing schoolNorthwest will notify award

approvals/denialsContact liaison each year

for required recertification

Determined by the home

institutionVaries

Dependent upon policies

of home institution

tuition exChanGe proGram

http://www.nwmissouri.edu/HR

http://www.nwmissouri.edu/HR

http://www.tuitionexchange.org

http://www.tuitionexchange.org


underGraduate majors and deGree proGrams

+ program falls under Pre-Professional Zoology

* RN to BSN completion program** completion program partnership

with St. Luke’s School of Radiologic Technology, Kansas City

UndecidedBachelor of ArtsBachelor of Fine ArtsBachelor of Music EducationBachelor of ScienceBachelor of Clinical Lab. SciencesBachelor of TechnologyTwo-Year Certificate ProgramBachelor of Science in EducationDeficiencies for Graduate ProgramNCATE Certification: available at all educational levels

UndecidedAdvertisingAgricultural BusinessAgricultural ScienceAgronomyAnimal ScienceAnimal Science (Pre-Vet)Applied AdvertisingArt (also B.F.A.)Biology: BotanyBiology: Cellular-Molecular Biology: EcologyBiology: Environmental ScienceBiology: General BiologyBiology: Marine BiologyBiology: PsychologyBiology: ZoologyBroadcastingBusiness: Accounting–Private Industry Accounting–Public Business Economics Business Management Business Technology: Interactive Digital Media Management Finance: Corporate Finance Finance: Financial Computing Finance: Financial Mgmt. Finance: Financial Services International Business Management Info. Systems MarketingChemistry ACSChemistryChild and Family StudiesClinical Laboratory SciencesComputer ScienceEconomicsEnglish

Comprehensive Crisis ResponseComputer ApplicationsComputer NetworkingComputer ScienceCriminal JusticeDanceDatabase ManagementDeaf StudiesEconomicsEnglishEnglish: WritingEnvironmental ScienceFamily Life and Resource Mgmt.Food ServiceGeneral BusinessGeographic Information ScienceGeographyGeologyGerontologyHistoryHorticultureHumanitiesIndividualized LanguageInteractive Digital MediaInternational StudiesJournalismMarketing and Cooperative EducationMathematical SciencesMilitary ScienceMusicNutritionPhilosophyPhysicsPolitical SciencePrecision AgriculturePsychologyPublic AdministrationPublic HistoryRecreationSecondary Art Education SociologySport Psychology

Art ElementaryArt SecondaryBiologyBusinessChemistryEarly ChildhoodEarth ScienceEnglishHealthMathematicsMiddle School SciencePhysicsSpanishSpeech/Theatre

Mathematics EducationMiddle SchoolPhysical EducationSocial ScienceSpanishSpecial Ed.: Cross CategoricalSpeech/Theatre EducationUnified Science: Biology Chemistry Earth ScienceVocal Music: PianoVocal Music: Voice

Pre-Chiropractic+Pre-Dental HygienePre-Dentistry+Pre-EngineeringPre-ForestryPre-LawPre-Medicine+Pre-Mortuary SciencePre-NursingPre-Occupational TherapyPre-OptometryPre-Osteopathic & Allopathic TherapyPre-Pharmacy+Pre-Physical TherapyPre-PodiatryPre-RadiologyPre-Respiratory TherapyPre-Speech PathologyPre-Veterinary Medicine+

Farm OperationInformation SystemsBusiness Technology

Admin. of Child CareAdvertisingAgricultural ScienceAgronomyAnimal ScienceArtBiochemistryBiologyBroadcastingChemistryCoachingCommercial AgricultureCommunication: Public Relations Organizational Comm. Speech Communication

Foods and Nutrition: DieteticsGeographic Info. Science: Civic/Public Data and Technology Earth Technology Emergency Response Management GeographicGeographyGeology: EnvironmentalGeology: GeneralHistoryHorticultureIndustrial PsychologyInteractive Digital Media: Comp. Science Concentration New Media Concentration Visual Imaging ConcentrationJournalismMathematicsMerchandising of Textiles, Apparel and FurnishingsMusicNanoscale Science: Nanoscale Biology Nanoscale Chemistry Nanoscale PhysicsNursing*Organizational CommunicationPhilosophyPolitical SciencePre-Professional Zoology+PsychologyPsychology/SociologyPublic AdministrationPublic RelationsRadiologic Sciences**Recreation: Corporate Rec./Wellness Rec. & Park Mgmt. Therapeutic RecreationSpanishSpeech CommunicationTheatreTheatre: PerformanceTheatre: Technical Theatre and DesignWildlife Ecology & Conservation

Agricultural EducationArt EducationBiology EducationBusiness EducationChemistry EducationElementary EducationEnglish EducationFamily and Consumer Sciences EducationInstrumental Music Education: Non-Piano Piano

minors

two-year CertiFiCate proGrams

teaChinG/eduCation majors - b.s. ed, b.m.e.

majors - b.a., b.s.

teaChinG/eduCation minors

Check out these sites for Four-Year Course Plans www.nwmissouri.edu/advisementassistance/4yearplan.htm and What Can I Do With An Interest In... www.nwmissouri.edu/advisementassistance/interest.htm.

pre-proFessional proGrams

deGrees

http://www.nwmissouri.edu/advisementassistance/4yearplan.htm

http://www.nwmissouri.edu/advisementassistance/interest.htm


nondisCriminationApplicants for admission and employment, students, and employees of Northwest Missouri State University are hereby notified that this institution does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, national origin, sex, age, or handicap in admission or access to, or treatment of employment in, its programs and activities.

disClaimerAll statements in this publication concerning require-ments, programs, dates, rules, fees and policies are subject to constant review and change without notice. The material in this publication is provided for informa-tional purposes and does not constitute a contract.

produCtion july 2011This publication was written, illustrated, designed and produced by the Office of University Relations at Northwest Missouri State University, in cooperation with the Office of Admissions and the Office of Scholarships and Financial Assistance.

aCCess ameriCa For studentswww.students.gov

aCt onlinewww.act.org

ameriCorpswww.americorps.gov

ColleGenetwww.collegenet.com

direCt loans/entranCe CounselinG


direCt loan serviCinGhttps://studentloans.gov

FaFsa on the webwww.fafsa.gov

FinanCial aid inFo paGewww.finaid.org

website resourCes

baseball

Darin Loe [email protected]

basketball (women’s)

Gene Steinmeyer [email protected]

basketball (men’s)

Ben McCollum [email protected]

Austin Meyer [email protected]

CheerleadinG

Jason Sack [email protected]

Cross Country/traCk (men’s & women’s)

Scott Lorek [email protected]

Football

Adam Dorrel [email protected]

Joel Osborn [email protected]

GolF (women's)

Pat McLaughlin [email protected]

soCCer (women’s)

Tracy Hoza [email protected]

soFtball

Ryan Anderson [email protected]

tennis (men’s & women’s)

Mark Rosewell [email protected]

volleyball

Jessica Rinehart [email protected]

interColleGiate Competitive teams

For more information visit www.northwestbearcats.com

other aCtivities and team sponsorshipsdairy judGinG

Callie Walker [email protected]

steppers (danCe team)

Jason Sack [email protected]

equestrian team

John Redden 660.562.1709 [email protected]

FlaG Corp

Doug Overmier [email protected]

ForensiCs/speeCh team

Brian Swafford [email protected]

jazz ensemble

William Richardson 660.562.1316 [email protected]

livestoCk judGinG

Callie Walker [email protected]

marChinG/ConCert band

Doug Overmier [email protected]

northwest danCe CompanyPatricia Wyatt [email protected]

orChestra

Ernest Woodruff 660.562.1317 [email protected]

rodeo

John Redden 660.562.1709 [email protected]

ruGby

David Richardson 660.562.1447 [email protected]

voCal musiC – madraliers/Celebration/university Chorale

Brian Lanier [email protected]

voCal musiC – tower Choir

Stephen Town [email protected]

wrestlinG

Loren Butler [email protected]

For more information visit www.nwmissouri.edu/studentaffairs/organizations

hispaniC sCholarship Fundhttp://scholarships.hispanicfund.org/applications

hope sCholarshipwww2.ed.gov/offices/OPE/PPI/HOPE/index.html

imodules student sCholarship proGram

http://scholarships.imodules.com

iowa voCational rehabilitationwww.ivrs.iowa.gov

mappinG your Futurewww.mappingyourfuture.org

missouri national Guardwww.moguard.com

missouri voCational rehabhttp://dese.mo.gov/vr

petersons eduCation & Careerwww.petersons.com

pin websitewww.pin.ed.gov

the sallie mae Fundwww.thesalliemaefund.org

sat - ColleGe boardwww.collegeboard.org

sCholarship searChwww.fastweb.com

student Guidewww.studentaid.ed.gov/students/publications/student_guide/index.html

think ColleGe earlywww2.ed.gov/students/prep/college/thinkcollege/early/edlite-tcehome.html

title 4 institutional Codeswww.finaid.org/fafsa/tiv.phtml

u.s. department oF eduCation www.ed.gov

veterans aFFairswww.gibill.va.gov

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Laptopsprovidedtoallfull-time studentsareequippedwiththenewestwirelesstechnologywhichcanbeusedinpublicareasofallmajorbuildings.Residencehallroomssupportwirelessaccessandhigh-speedwiredaccess.eCompanionisusedforcampus- based,websupplementedcoursesandforblendedcoursesandonlinecourses.Primaryundergraduatetextbooks areincludedintuitionforallundergraduatestudents,savingthemanaverageof$900peryear.Northwestisdesignatedasthe MissouriArboretum.InternationalPlazaoncampusflies flagsrepresentingcountriesofNorthwestinternationalstudents.

northwest qualityFoundedin1905witharecognized traditionofqualityeducation.TheCenterforInnovationand EntrepreneurshipwasrecognizedwiththeMissouriSouthernGrowthPolicies2010InnovatorAwardforbeinganoutstandinginitiativethathelpscommunitiesrecoverfromtheeconomicdownturn.Onanationwidenormstudent satisfactionsurvey,Northwestjuniorsrankedourcampusthehighestinsafetyandsecuritycomparedtoourpeergroup.Nationallyrecognizedforrecycling effortsandalternativefuelusage.

about northwestvital statistiCs

Enrollment:7,142

LocatedinMaryville,Mo., acommunityof11,000,countyseatofNodawayCounty(90milesnorthofKansasCity,100milessouthofOmaha).Colors:ForestGreenandWhite

Northwestisastate-assisted, four-yearregionaluniversity.President:Dr.JohnJasinski

Operatesonatrimestercalendar offall,springandsummer.

by the numbers93%ofundergraduatesand 94.4%ofgraduatestudentsfindemploymentorcontinuetheireducationsixmonthsaftergraduation247full-timefaculty

80%ofstudentsreceivesome financialaid95%ofalltenureandtenure-track facultyhavethehighestdegreeintheirfield.Morethan180student organizations9socialfraternities,8social sororitiesAlumnibase:47,775

About85%ofthermalenergy needsareprovidedbyalternativefuels.

on the FieldMascot:BobbyBearcat

Varsityathletics:Men:football, basketball,baseball,trackandfield,crosscountry,tennis;Women:basketball,volleyball,softball,soccer,trackandfield,crosscountry,tennisandgolf2011Women’sBasketballFinal Fourappearance2011NCWADivisionIINational Championwrestlingclub2010UniversalCheerleading AssociationNationalChampionsNCAADivisionIINationalFootball Championsin1998,1999and2009Men’sandwomen’sbasketball MIAAtournamentchampions,2003,2008Athleticaffiliations:National CollegiateAthleticAssociationDivisionII;Mid-AmericaIntercollegiateAthleticsAssociation,formenandwomen

outside the ClassroomNorthwestcompetesonthe nationalchampionshiplevelintheseareas:Debate,Forensics,SoilsJudging,StudentPublicationsandStudentsinFreeEnterprise(SIFE)

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