Who may apply:  High school seniors may apply for an academic scholarship to be used the coming academic year following high school graduation, with renewal pending performance & availability of funds.

• GPA is based on high school six semester transcript.
• Tuition amount will cover up to 16 credit hours per semester.
• Student must be enrolled in 12 or more credit hours by June 15 prior to fall semester and December 15 for spring semester, and maintain full-time status, to validate acceptance. Students who withdraw to less than 12 credit hours will be ineligible the next renewal period.) Academic Scholarships are renewable for one consecutive academic year, pending verified eligibility requirements.

Who may apply:  Assistance is awarded per semester or academic year. Art, English, Exercise Science, Graphic Art, Math, Nursing, Physical Therapy Assistant, Radiologic Technology, Respiratory Care and Sonography. Baseball, Men’s Basketball, Softball, Volleyball, Women’s Basketball and Wrestling. Criteria & length of scholarship are established by the coaches &/or instructors of each activity.

• In-state resident (outside of Labette County)
• Incoming student from high school
• 3.0 Minimum Cumulative High School GPA from 6 semester transcript, unweighted
• Official transcript must be on file
• Tuition paid up to 16 credit hours per semester (Fall & Spring only)
• Renewable for 2nd year if enrolled by June 15th
• Student must maintain cumulative 3.0 GPA each semester to continue to receive the scholarship. We will check GPA’s at the end of each semester.
• Scholarships are still first come, first serve
• Student must fill out the Financial Aid Assistance/Scholarship application

• Border State Resident
• Incoming student from high school
• 3.5 Minimum Cumulative High School GPA from 6 semester transcript, unweighted
• Official transcript must be on file
• Tuition paid up to 16 credit hours per semester (Fall & Spring only)
• Renewable for 2nd year if enrolled by June 15th
• Student must maintain cumulative 3.0 GPA each semester to continue to receive the scholarship. We will check GPA’s at the end of each semester.
• Scholarships are still first come, first serve
• Student must fill out the Financial Aid Assistance/Scholarship application

Many Foundation scholarships from private and corporate donors are available and awarded according to applicant qualifications and funding availability. Students who are awarded Foundation scholarships must submit a completed scholarship acceptance form in order to validate their award. Written thank you letters may also be required before award is validated. Early application is encouraged. Maintaining enrollment of at least six credit hours and a GPA of at least 2.5 is required unless otherwise stated in the award criteria.

Students must meet the following characteristics to be considered for aid, if funds are available: enrolled and have at least an LCC grade point average of 2.5 and demonstrate financial need via FAFSA application.

Awarded to international students (funds permitting) who have and maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.0. The scholarship will cover up to 16 credit hours of tuition per semester.

Labette County residents must complete the scholarship application by stated deadline to be eligible to receive full tuition up to 16 credit hours per semester at LCC, regardless of previous GPA. Reapplication and 2.5 cumulative GPA are necessary for renewal. Some exceptions may apply. Fall, spring, and summer scholarship applications are due by the end of the semester or the student’s last day of attendance. If an application is submitted after the student stops attending, then an appeal may be submitted in order to be considered for the scholarship. The appeal should be requested from and submitted to the Vice President of Finance and Operations.

The Debbie Groff Memorial Book Loan Program is sponsored by Faculty, Professional Staff, and Educational Support Staff.

The Caldwell Scholarship is restricted to students attending Labette Community College studying business, science, technology or teaching. Excluding areas of study are athletics, music, poetry, and theater. Students must be pursuing a degree program which also can include an associate degree. Applicants must have a minimum high school GPA of 2.5. A minimum grade point average of 2.5 in the previous semester is required for renewal of funds. Financial need is a determining factor. Scholarship funds will be distributed from the M. L. (Lee) & Noretta Caldwell Fund through the Community Foundation of Southeast Kansas. Any relative of the donor is not eligible to apply due to IRS regulations. Caldwell Scholarship Application