Paying for College

The College of Business awards a limited number of scholarships to incoming undergraduate students each year. To be eligible for full business scholarship consideration, students should complete their application for admission and submit by December 1, the university's priority application date. Check out the K-State Office of Financial Assistance Scholarship Page for details, deadlines and to apply. To be considered for all potential College of Business awards, incoming students should also complete the K-State Scholarship Network profile by the priority date.

After the K-State Scholarship Network priority date, the College of Business scholarship committee will conduct a comprehensive review of applicants and consider factors such as academic performance, leadership, and involvement. Incoming student scholarship awards are typically made in late March-to-early April.

If you had additional questions about scholarships for incoming student, please contact our College of Business Recruitment Team at business@k-state.edu or 785-532-6180.

The Vanier Family Business Administration Best of Kansas Scholarship seeks to attract high achieving graduating seniors from Kansas who are interested in pursuing a degree from the College of Business. It requires a separate application and interview process.

Students continuing their studies in the College of Business Administration should apply each year for scholarships even if you have a renewable scholarship and meet the requirements for renewal. The College of Business scholarship committee will conduct a comprehensive review of applicants and consider factors such as academic performance, academics, honors, leadership, and involvement. Awards for continuing students are announced in May.

If you are awarded a College of Business Administration Scholarship, the award will show the amount of your scholarship and include an acceptance form for you to complete. You should accept the scholarship even if you have yet to make the decision of coming to K-State or majoring in business. Writing a thank-you note is a critical component of receiving a scholarship. Thank You Guidelines (pdf).

Contact Your Advisor in the Office of Student Financial Assistance

Managing Your Aid

Tuition and Fees in the CBA