Transfer Students Scholarships | Colorado Mesa University

Transfer Scholarships are available to all first-time transfer students to Colorado Mesa University.

Transfer students applying for admission to Colorado Mesa University will automatically be considered for the following scholarships and completing an additional application is not required.
Transfer students entering CMU with less than 24 college-level semester credit (not including concurrent, IB or AP credits) will be reviewed for Incoming Freshmen Merit Awards.
The GPA calculation is cumulative for all colleges/universities that the student has attended.
International students and students with previous baccalaureate degrees are NOT eligible for these awards.

If you are an incoming transfer student and would like to be reconsidered for a merit scholarship due to a change in your qualifying information, please contact the Admissions Office.

Scholarship	Annual Value	Criteria
Two Rivers	$2,000	Transfer GPA: 3.00 and above Must have completed 25 - 105 semester credits
Phi Theta Kappa	$1,000	Transfer GPA: 3.50 and above Must have completed 25 - 105 semester credits Must be a Phi Theta Kappa member transferring to CMU from an accredited two-year institution. Submit letter of recommendation from PTK advisor or PTK Membership Certificate to admissions office ([email protected]) Must not already possess a bachelor's degree. Can be combined with Two Rivers, Academic Achievement, First Generation and Next Generation Scholarships. Discover and Apply for additional Transfer Student Scholarships

Accept your Merit Scholarship

Were you awarded a merit scholarship? View and accept your Financial Aid award.

Choose the academic year you will be attending
Click the "Terms and Conditions" tab, read carefully and click "Accept"
Click the "Accept Award" tab and select your decision in the "Accept Award" column
Click "Submit Decision"

Renewal Information

The Transfer Scholarships are renewable if the student continues to meet the minimum requirements.

Student must successfully complete a minimum of 12 credit hours each fall and spring semester (not available during the summer session)
Available until the student earns a bachelor's degree or reaches a maximum of 120 attempted credit hours including transfer credits.
Maintain a minimum cumulative GPA based on the award.
Must have completed 25 to 105 semester credits.
See the Terms and Conditions for additional criteria.