Scholarships

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Each year we offer a variety of scholarships to students that exemplify the College values of Excellence, Integrity, Community, and Caring. The funds come from multiple sources and do not have to be repaid.

Incoming Undergraduate Students

Bellin College offers a variety of renewable scholarships to our undergraduate students. We do not have a separate scholarship application for incoming students. To be considered for the Admission Scholarship, please fill out the undergraduate admission application.

Continuing Undergraduate Students

The College also offers numerous scholarships to support the work being done by Bellin College’s students. Awards for continuing students are available due to support from the community. Applications are available in the fall semester.

Graduate Students

The College also offers scholarships to support the work being done by our continuing graduate students. Awards for continuing students are available due to support from the community. Applications are available in the Fall Semester.

Please explore the options below and consider applying for one of the many opportunities. For the Bellin College Annual and Endowed scholarships, students must fill out an application and submit it to the Advancement & Alumni Relations office by the deadlines specified in the respective sections.

Bellin College Scholarships

Bellin College Admissions Scholarship

Eligibility: Incoming Undergraduate
Application Information: No Separate Application (Admission Application Only)
Award: Up to $50,000

Other Information:
An incoming undergraduate student may receive an Admission Scholarship up to $50,000.  Awards will be distributed over a student’s entire enrollment at Bellin College. Eligibility is based on information collected as part of the admission application process; no additional application is required. The Admission Scholarship is not based on financial need; a FAFSA is not required for consideration. For further information on award distribution, renewal or scholarship, please visit the Student Guide.

Bellin College Donor Scholarships

Application timeframe: January and February
Open to incoming students: No (Exception January 15-month start)
These scholarships are funded annually by generous friends of the College. Awards vary based upon academic achievement, field of interest, demographic information, financial need and availability of funds. All students who are currently enrolled at the time the application is submitted will be considered for awards in the following academic year. A limited number of funds may be available for graduate students as well. A FAFSA is recommended, but not required.

For more information, including application deadline, please login to your BC Portal.

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Tim Wilmet Memorial Scholarship

Tim Wilmet, a Bellin MRI department employee, passed away on November 22, 2016. This scholarship has been established at the Bellin Health Foundation by his wife Jody, his daughter Lauren, and his son Christopher; along with family and friends. Its goal is to support educational scholarships for Bellin College Radiologic Sciences students.

Eligibility: Applicants must:

  • Be enrolled, full-time, in the Bellin College Radiologic Sciences program.
  • Have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher

Preference will be given to applicants living with a chronic health condition. However, those who have experienced the struggles of a friend or family member who has lived with a chronic health condition will also be considered.

For more information and to apply
Julie Whitman Dream Scholarship

Julie Whitman is the founding program director of the Bellin College Orthopaedic and Manual Physical Therapy (OMPT) Program and oversaw the program’s growth for more than 10 years and has contributed to many PTs reaching their dreams throughout her professional career. This scholarship is intended to empower those who are working to complete the Bellin College OMPT fellowship program who have demonstrated professional leadership and community involvement.

Eligibility

Applicants must:

  • Be a Fellow-in-training (FiT) in first 2 years of scholarship
  • Demonstrated Professional Leadership
  • Demonstrated Leadership in Clinical Practice
  • Community Involvement

Preference will be given to applicants who are underrepresented minorities. However, applicants who are not an underrepresented minority who have significant professional and clinical leadership experience and community involvement are encouraged to apply.

For more information and to apply
Barb Stevens Trailblazer Scholarship

Barb Stevens has played a significant role within the Bellin College Orthopaedic and Manual Physical Therapy (OMPT) Program over the past decade as primary faculty, bringing her 40+ years of clinical experience and advanced training to the program. Barb has spent countless hours mentoring hundreds of fellows-in-training in developing clinical reasoning skills.  This scholarship is intended to empower those who have demonstrated educational and clinical leadership and research involvement.

Eligibility

Applicants must have:

  • Demonstrated Leadership in Education
  • Demonstrated Leadership in Clinical Practice
  • Evidence of research Involvement

Preference will be given to applicants who are underrepresented minorities. However, applicants who are not an underrepresented minority who have significant educational and clinical leadership experience and research involvement are encouraged to apply.

For more information and to apply
External Scholarships

Application timeframe: Throughout the year
Open to incoming students: Yes
External scholarships are those given out by outside organizations. These organizations could include health systems, community organizations, etc. External scholarships are posted to www.bellincollege.edu as we learn about them.

To navigate to the external scholarship page, choose “Admissions” from the home page, then choose “Financial Aid and Scholarships,” and then choose “External Scholarships” from the right-hand navigation.

There are millions of dollars of external scholarship monies available to students of all qualifications, abilities, and interests. These external scholarships may be provided by private donors, foundations, businesses and many other sources outside of Bellin College. Here are a few helpful tips for finding scholarships that are right for you:

  1. If you are a first-time freshman, talk to your High School Guidance Counselor. Counselors usually have up to date information that may be specific to your interests or your intended major. 
  2. Check into scholarships that may be offered by your parents’ employers or civic clubs. Corporations may offer scholarships to children of their employees. Elks Club, Lions Club, and The Girl and Boy Scouts of America are among the many organizations that offer scholarships.
External Scholarships

Scholarship Questions?

If you have questions regarding any of these scholarship opportunities, please stop by the Advancement & Alumni Relations office or contact us by email at advancement@bellincollege.edu or by phone at (920) 433-6654.

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