Back to School Scholarship
Up to $6,000 per year
It’s Time to Head Back to School at NU
New opportunities are within reach with National University’s Back to School Scholarship. Whether you’re starting your degree or returning to finish it, you can receive up to $6,000 annually to pursue an education that can open doors.
The Back to School Scholarship is just one way National University is making education more accessible. With more than 150 academic programs, flexible online learning, and dedicated student support, busy learners have the tools and resources needed for success.
About the Scholarship
Back-to-school season is a reminder that it’s never too late to invest in your future. The Back to School Scholarship helps make that investment more affordable by providing eligible students up to $6,000 annually toward tuition.
Scholarship highlights:
- Up to $6,000 annually toward NU tuition
- Apply to a bachelor’s or master’s degree
How It Works
The Back to School Scholarship offer cannot be combined with other financial aid and scholarships. To be eligible, a student must:
- Complete and submit the scholarship application form by October 30, 2026
- Complete the admissions application to National University by November 13, 2026 and complete all admissions requirements to begin your program
- Pursue a bachelor’s or master’s degree
- Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) application before applying for the scholarship
- Begin class by December 7, 2026
Have questions? Email us at [email protected].
Apply Now
To begin the application process, click here. All applicants will be reviewed for eligibility and award decisions will be communicated directly to each learner.
How to Apply
- Apply for the Back to School Scholarship using the form below by October 30, 2026
- Complete the admissions application to National University by November 13, 2026
- Complete all admissions requirements and begin class by December 7, 2026
“Receiving this scholarship is an opportunity for me to enhance my education, as well as give back to the community through teaching and mentorship to facilitate financial stability.”
– Lamont M., Class of 2025