Scholarships and grants are forms of financial assistance that do not need to be repaid. IU Northwest offers multiple scholarships based on merit (your previous academic performance) and financial need.
The Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships can help you identify and secure the right mix of funding options, throughout your time at IU Northwest. These include full scholarships that fund your studies until you graduate and partial one-time only or renewable scholarships.
IU Northwest scholarships are available to students interested in certain degree programs, such as nursing, education and science. We even offer scholarships for students from select Indiana counties. Want to study abroad? We offer scholarships for that, too.
The Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships can help you identify and secure the right mix of funding options, throughout your time at IU Northwest. Our goal is to make sure you get the financial aid you need.
We also offer federal and state-funded scholarship programs, including:
Your first step in the financial aid process. Complete the . It will take you about 30 minutes to complete the form.
General scholarships and awards
Need-based Federal and State Grants:
Indiana University Law School scholarships
IUN Law Scholars will receive a scholarship ranging from 30% to 100% of the cost of tuition to attend the Maurer School of Law. The flat yearly tuition is $36,750 for in-state residents and $58,000 for non-residents. Detailed information about the current cost of attendance at the Maurer School of Law can be found at the .
The scholarship will reduce the Law Scholar's cost of earning a J.D. degree at the Maurer School of Law. The scholarship will be equally applied toward fall and spring tuition over the 3 years of attendance, but in no event will the amount applied exceed the amount charged for tuition. The student will be responsible for paying any difference between their scholarship and any tuition or other charges.
One IUN student will be selected after the application deadline of April 1st. The scholarship will be half of the tuition cost for the duration of the program if the student maintains a 2.8 GPA each semester of enrollment.
Taxability of scholarships and grants
If you are saving for or paying higher education costs, you are eligible for federal tax benefits.
