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Trustee Scholarship Each year, a select number of incoming freshmen are awarded this prestigious full-tuition scholarship through an interview and application process. Eligibility Requirements To apply for this scholarship, you must have scored a: 30 or higher on the ACT          OR 1360 or better on the SAT OR a 97 or higher on the CLT, including superscores Additionally, applicants must have a cumulative high school GPA of at least 3.5 through the 2023-2024 school year. Weighted GPAs will be considered. If you receive this scholarship, you are required to live on campus and maintain a GPA of 3.25 or better. This scholarship is not stackable with any other institutional aid.  Students who apply to the university as test-optional must submit an official test score to be eligible for this scholarship. How to Apply  The application for fall 2025 will open October 15, 2024. The application submission...

Incoming international students who are first time freshmen or first time transfers may be considered for an International Student Scholarship.  International students are also allowed to apply for the Trustee Scholarship if they meet the criteria required. The International Student Scholarship may not be used with other institutional aid. International Student Scholarship Application

We know you have a big journey ahead of you, so we want to make it as easy as possible for you to figure out how to get here. We think that you would thrive at Lipscomb University in our Christ-centered community that brings out the best in you! Our dedicated admisssion counselors are here to help you through every step of the application process.  Submit an application  today! Just follow this checklist, and you’ll be on your way to becoming a Bison. Steps to Apply: Step 1:  Figure out your student type  International Freshman  Will be applying to university for the first time.  If you are a dual citizen and have citizenship in the U.S., you would simply apply as a ‘Freshman.’  International Transfer Have completed a high school degree and have taken courses at a community college or a university.  Second-Degree  Have completed a bachelor’s...