How to Apply for Scholarships

Eligibility requirements

Students must be enrolled full-time (9+ paid credit hours) in a 尘补蝉迟别谤鈥檚-濒别惫别濒 program at SBTS. Doctoral students are not eligible to apply for institutional scholarships.
Students must be taking courses at the Louisville campus. Online and extension center students are not eligible to apply.
- Students taking both on-campus and Internet courses are eligible to apply if enrolled in a greater number of on-campus hours than online hours.
Students must be admitted into a degree program. Non-degree seeking students are not eligible to receive financial aid.
Students must maintain good academic standing for eligibility. Students on academic warning, academic probation, or disciplinary probation are not eligible to apply.

Complete the
- Click on the PROFILE for the academic year during which you will enroll at SBTS to begin.
- Select 鈥淪ign Up鈥� under 鈥淣ot a Member Yet?鈥�
- Students must create a username and password on the College Board website in order to complete the PROFILE.
- Applicants should expect to reference their tax return from the past two years in order to complete the application, and may be asked to provide parental financial data.
- Click to receive a fee payment code in order to submit the College Board PROFILE at no cost.
  - You must be accepted as a student in order to log into my.sbts.edu.
  - Click on 鈥淪tudent Tools鈥� tab and then 鈥淔inancial Aid.鈥�
  - Answer a few short questions regarding scholarship eligibility and then receive your personalized fee payment code.
- Enter fee payment code and SBTS CSS code of 9856 on payment section of PROFILE.
Submit all supporting documents (for Rice-Judson Scholarship or Woman鈥檚 Auxiliary Scholarship) by the financial aid deadline.

*Please note: Students may receive only one institutional scholarship per academic year. Institutional scholarships may not be combined.

Continuing Students 鈥� June 1 of each year
New Students entering Fall semester 鈥� May 1 for Rice-Judson applicants; July 1 for General Scholarship applicants
New Students entering Spring semester 鈥� Rice-Judson is not available in Spring; January 1 for General Scholarship applicants