The application for undergraduate admission serves as the scholarship application.  There is not a separate scholarship application to complete; however, an early admission status is required.  An early admission file includes an application for undergraduate admission and current high school transcript with a qualifying GPA. The application for undergraduate admission and all supporting documentation must be on file by December 1 to receive priority scholarship consideration and February 1 for final scholarship consideration.  For scholarships that have an ACT/SAT requirement, test scores must be on file for consideration.

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No. The University Honors application process is completely autonomous. If you have a minimum of a 27 ACT or equivalent SAT or are in the top 10% of your graduating class and have a 3.50 minimum high school GPA, you should investigate the benefits of being selected into Honors. The University Honors application deadline is noon on December 15.

Find out more information at www.atu.edu/honors.

While a FAFSA is not required for your scholarship to credit to your account, it is highly recommended that you complete the application to determine eligibility for federal aid such as grants, loans, and work study.  The FAFSA may be required to determine eligibility for other funds, such as the Arkansas Academic Challenge Scholarship and Arkansas Tech Foundation Scholarships.  Additional information about the FAFSA can be found online. 

Ask yourself the following questions. Have you:

• Been officially admitted to Arkansas Tech University's Russellville campus?
• Registered for the correct number of hours? (15 hours for all Tech academic scholarships)
• Signed up for on-campus housing, if required?

Ask yourself the following questions. Did you:

• Meet the renewal requirements for the scholarship? Refer to your original scholarship award letter or the Undergraduate Catalog for your award year at https://catalog.atu.edu/ for Tech scholarships.
• Register for the correct number of hours? (15 hours for all Tech academic scholarships)

Information about renewal requirements can be found on the Renewal Requirements webpage or in the Academic Catalog for the year of your enrollment.

Yes, you can attempt to earn your scholarship back using the Summer Earn Back Program. 

Students who lose their scholarships due to extreme extenuating circumstances can request a reinstatement. For consideration, students should complete the online Scholarship Appeal Form.  The appeal should include the reasons for the loss of the scholarship and any supporting documentation that is available. Appeal decisions are made by the Scholarship Appeals Committee.   Questions should be directed to scholarships@atu.edu 

Students who must miss a semester/year because of military training can request a deferment. For consideration, students should complete the online Scholarship Appeal Form.   A copy of orders or an official reservation form showing ship date and length of training should be included with the appeal.  Deferments must be approved by the Scholarship Appeals Committee.   Questions should be directed to scholarships@atu.edu

Requests for scholarship reinstatements/deferments are considered by the Scholarship Appeals Committee. Students who wish to appeal for a reinstatement or deferment should complete the online Scholarship Appeal Form.  Questions should be directed to scholarships@atu.edu 

No, you don’t have to enroll in 15 hours during your last semester of scholarship eligibility. However, if you enroll in less than 12 hours, your scholarship award will be prorated based on the number of hours in which you are enrolled. The Financial Aid Office should be notified if you plan to enrolled in less than 15 hours during your final semester of scholarship eligibility.