HU4U Scholarship

Huntington University is here for U!

If U have...

  • applied,
  • been accepted, and
  • submitted your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)

... U have an opportunity to receive the HU4U scholarship!

HU4U covers tuition and standard fees when combined with other federal Pell grant, Indiana state grant aid, and other institutional awards for students who meet the specified criteria before fall 2024 semester begins. Some students may need to use Federal Direct Loans to assist with full tuiton and fee coverage. 

U qualify if U...
  • Are a first-time freshman for the fall 2024 academic year.
  • Are attending the HU campus in Huntington, Indiana.
  • Are an Indiana resident according to the FAFSA.
  • Have a Student Aid Index (SAI) with significant financial need as determined by the 2024/2025 FAFSA.
  • Have a GPA of 2.9 or higher on your official high-school transcript as a first-time freshman or a 2.8 or higher college GPA as a transfer college student.
  • Have filed the FAFSA before April 15, 2024.
  • Athletes should work with their coach to determine their financial aid offer and remain within their eligibility requirements.

Is this a renewable scholarship?

To renew, a student must qualify for the equivalent or more in federal and Indiana State grant financial aid in subsequent years, must file the FAFSA on-time as determined by the Indiana Commission for Higher Education, complete 30 credits each academic year at HU, remain a full-time student, remain an Indiana resident, and be in good academic standing. HU4U will be applied over 8 semesters. Standard fees include the technology and student activity fee only. Other fees are not covered through the HU4U opportunity. HU4U is intended to cover the gap up to cost of full tuition and standard fees after other scholarships are applied and may be adjusted if other institutional, federal, or state scholarships change. 

Submit Your Transcripts

Ask your guidance counselor to send us an official copy of your final transcripts to admissions@huntington.edu.

File Your FAFSA To Get Started!

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HU students graduate in 4-years (the national average is 49%)
100%
Acceptance rate for HU students into law school
100%
NCLEX Pass Rate (state average is 83%)
90%
Acceptance rate for HU students into medical school

If you have questions...

contact your counselor! Not sure who your counselor is? No problem! 

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Huntington University is here for U!

If U have...

  • applied,
  • been accepted, and
  • submitted your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)

... U have an opportunity to receive the HU4U scholarship!

HU4U covers tuition and standard fees when combined with other federal Pell grant, Indiana state grant aid, and other institutional awards for students who meet the specified criteria before fall 2023 semester begins.

U qualify if U...

  • Are a first-time freshman for the fall 2023 academic year.
  • Are attending the HU campus in Huntington, Indiana.
  • Are an Indiana resident according to the FAFSA.
  • Have Expected Family Contribution (EFC) with significant financial need as determined by the 2023/2024 FAFSA.
  • Have a GPA of 2.9 or higher on your official high school transcript.
  • Have filed the FAFSA before April 15, 2023.

Athletes should work with their coach to determine their financial aid offer and remain within their eligibility requirements. 

To renew, a student must qualify for the equivalent or more in federal and Indiana State grant financial aid in subsequent years, must file the FAFSA on-time as determined by the Indiana Commission for Higher Education, complete 30 credits each academic year at HU, remain a full-time student, remain an Indiana resident, and be in good academic standing. HU4U will be applied over 8 semesters Fees are not covered through the HU4U opportunity. HU4U is intended to cover the gap up to cost of full tuition after other scholarships are applied and may be adjusted if other institutional, federal, or state scholarships change. Some students may need to use loans, outside scholarships, or other aid to cover up to full tuition. 

Justin Coleman, Class of 2019

As a member of the Student Activities Board (SAB) at Huntington University, Justin Coleman considers Olympiad one of his favorite SAB events. Justin, along with other SAB student staffers, helped plan this HU annual all-campus tradition in October 2018 for its 25th anniversary. 

Olympiad XXV is the third Olympiad Justin has helped plan and facilitate. 

“You can be yourself and just have fun,” he said. “You can go out of your comfort zone and meet new people.”

While other SAB events take place in one evening, Olympiad is a four-day experience packed with activities from synchronized swimming to acapella ensembles to Fear Factor. Olympiad is also unique because it divides all of campus into four teams in an intense but friendly competition.

During Olympiad, spontaneous team chants in the Dining Commons or colorful streamers on campus are just part of ordinary life

“It’s something you have to be on campus to experience,” Justin said.