A donor-funded scholarship created by CMU’s own police department to help Central Michigan University students with the cost of their education.
About this scholarship
The CMU Police Department’s officers and staff established the fund in 1981 to give students financial assistance. It is one of the named endowed awards listed in CMU’s bulletin, which CMU describes as supplementary funding based on need, academic focus, career goals or other criteria. The fund’s own entry gives no major, residency or year-of-study restriction.
What the award includes
- A one-time or annual reduction in tuition costs
- The monetary value isn’t published.
- Only one award is listed
Who can apply
- CMU’s financial aid awarding committee selects the recipient at its discretion.
- Fund-specific criteria such as GPA, major or class year are not published
- CMU says most endowed scholarships require an undergraduate enrolled full time (12 hours) in an on-campus degree program, and may prefer juniors and seniors with a GPA of 3.0 or higher and financial need. This is a general rule for endowed awards, not confirmed for this fund.
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