IUIN-Jesse H. & Beulah Chanley Cox Scholarship
Overview
The generosity of Jesse H. and Beulah Chanley Cox allows IU Indianapolis to provide renewable scholarship funding for working students, up to their 75% of Costs of Attendance.
This scholarship affirms and rewards the efforts of IU Indianapolis students who have demonstrated the motivation and resourcefulness required for success through their part-time work and solid academic performance. This recognition is earned through a commitment to education, demonstrated by dedication to studies, civic engagement, and continued employment. It exemplifies the values of Mr. Cox, who appreciated hard work and perseverance.
As there is a GPA eligibility criteria, we will not be reviewing for this opportunity until after spring grades have posted.
Eligibility
Applicants must:
- Be enrolled as a full-time undergraduate student (carrying 12 or more credit hours) on the IU Indianapolis campus;
- Have submitted a 26-27 FAFSA and have an official SAI;
- Be pursuing their first undergraduate degree from IU Indianapolis;
- Maintain a minimum cumulative 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale;
- Be a resident of the state of Indiana;
- Demonstrate a commitment to funding their own education by working to contribute at least 25% of the standard cost of attendance;
- Be a sophomore, junior or senior upon receipt of the scholarship;
- Physical Education, and Engineering and Technology majors are not eligible for the Cox Scholarship.
There is a preference to support students with financial need.
Renewal
Cox funding is renewable. You must maintain full-time enrollment; a 3.0 GPA; and provide documentation of your employment.
- Award
- Up to Cost of Attendance
- Deadline
- 04/15/2027
- Supplemental Questions
- Cox Scholarship Personal Statement & Essay
- 1. How have you best contributed to your community?
- 2. Explain why you should be selected as a Cox Scholar.
- 3. How do you plan to balance your coursework and your part-time employment as a Cox Scholar?
- 4. What is your understanding of community service and how is that reflected in your life?
- Resume
- Cox Scholarship Personal Statement & Essay