Culver-Stockton College will award a full tuition scholarship to a student who has applied and been accepted into its Master of Business Administration online program for the 2019-20 academic year.
CANTON, Mo. — Culver-Stockton College will award a full tuition scholarship to a student who has applied and been accepted into its Master of Business Administration online program for the 2019-20 academic year.
To apply for the MBA program’s full tuition scholarship, candidates should:
- Complete the MBA admissions application at https://www.myculver.com/ICS/APPLY_NOW/.
- Create and submit a video approximately one minute in length while answering the following questions: Why do I want to pursue my MBA at Culver-Stockton College? Why do I need the scholarship?
Videos should be uploaded at https://www.culver.edu/mba-scholarship-contest. The deadline for submission of videos and the online application is Sept. 27, 2019. For questions, contact Erica Mitchell, interim director of admissions, at emitchell@culver.edu.
Entries will be reviewed by a panel from Culver-Stockton.
“We are excited to offer this scholarship opportunity,” said Dell Ann Janney, professor of accounting and chair of the MBA program. “The Culver-Stockton MBA program is fully online and allows our students to advance their knowledge of business and potentially accelerate their careers. This scholarship will provide financial assistance to a deserving individual who desires to take the next step to achieve these goals.”
The scholarship covers the cost of tuition for MBA required coursework. It does not include the cost of books and materials. The student must pass all classes with a grade of B or better, and the student must take classes in the order advised. The MBA degree must be earned within five years.
The scholarship will be awarded on Oct. 11, 2019.
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Contact the Marketing & Public Relations Office, at pr@culver.edu or 573-288-6000 ext. 6728 for more information.
NOTE: A number that appears immediately after a person’s name (i.e. Jane Doe ’18) is a reference to the year that person earned their bachelor’s degree from Culver-Stockton.