You complete your financial aid, we take care of the rest!
Minneapolis College offers last dollar scholarship programs that covers the remaining cost of your education that your financial aid does not cover. You are assigned and unique academic advisor who will support you through the entirety of your journey at Minneapolis College.
Bridging the Equity Gap
A leadership cohort where students are equipped with the tools to see greatness in themselves, others and their community.
Power of YOU
An academic support and scholarship program that provides intensive student advising.
North Star Scholarships
Provides a pathway to free tuition and fees for eligible Minnesota residents at any of the 26 state colleges and seven state universities of Minnesota State.
Frequently Asked Questions
- I cannot log in.
- You need a Star ID and password to log in. Click here for instructions. (Ask Us)
- Can I apply for a specific scholarship?
- Once you submit your profile information, the website will tell you which scholarships you are eligible to apply for.
- Can international students apply for scholarships?
- Yes
- Why does the application ask strange questions?
- Minneapolis College offers scholarships based on many different identities, interests and experiences. The profile questions are designed to identify the scholarships for which you are eligible to apply.
- I do not work or volunteer, what should I write in the essay box?
- Some scholarships are designed to alleviate financial hardship, share with us your current life’s circumstances and how you spend your time.
- What should I write in my essay?
- The goal is to get to know you and understand your path:
- Why you chose Minneapolis College
- What is your major and what do you want to do with it?
- What is your plan after graduation?
- How will the scholarship help you reach your goals?
- The goal is to get to know you and understand your path:
- The application asks for someone to write a recommendation letter, who should that be?
- Anyone who can speak to your interests, experience, passions, etc. It could be a previous teacher or faculty member, an advisor, coach, colleague, supervisor. The letter should include:
- How they know you
- Speak to your passions, interests, experiences and/or goals
- Why they support your scholarship application
- Anyone who can speak to your interests, experience, passions, etc. It could be a previous teacher or faculty member, an advisor, coach, colleague, supervisor. The letter should include:
- Why can’t I submit my application?
- Make sure that you have answered all the questions and ensure your recommendation letter has been submitted. The recommendation letter will need to be submitted prior to your submission.