Scholarship · Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas State Scholarship. Up to $1,000. Expected to Reopen. Kansas Board of Regents. Not a promise you will receive the award.
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States on file: Kansas
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Source: Kansas Board of Regents (official URL on file)
Source: confirmed
Deadline verified: yes · 2026-09-16
Application path: confirmed · apply in Next Scholar
Current cycle: not confirmed · the next date is not posted yet
Kansas State Scholarship: in the senior year of a Kansas high school the student received KBOR notification of completing the Kansas Scholars Curriculum and was designated a Kansas State Scholar (ACT composite + seventh-semester GPA index). File FAFSA and the State of Kansas Student Aid Application each year by July 1. Recipients enroll in at least 12 credit hours per semester, maintain a 3.0 cumulative GPA, and show financial need. Official: https://kansasregents.gov/resources/PDF/Students/Student_Financial_Aid/KSS_26-27.pdf (checked 2026-09-16).
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Kansas Board of Regents. Official page: https://kansasregents.gov/resources/PDF/Students/Student_Financial_Aid/KSS_26-27.pdf
Up to $1,000. Designated State Scholars may receive up to $1,000 annually ($500/semester) based on FAFSA need and available state funds; renewable up to four undergraduate years (five if a designated five-year program) (official https://kansasregents.gov/resources/PDF/Students/Student_Financial_Aid/KSS_26-27.pdf). This is the amount on file.
Kansas State Scholarship: in the senior year of a Kansas high school the student received KBOR notification of completing the Kansas Scholars Curriculum and was designated a Kansas State Scholar (ACT composite + seventh-semester GPA index). File FAFSA and the State of Kansas Student Aid Application each year by July 1. Recipients enroll in at least 12 credit hours per semester, maintain a 3.0 cumulative GPA, and show financial need. Official: https://kansasregents.gov/resources/PDF/Students/S…
Expected to Reopen. Last cycle closed. Estimate based on the prior cycle: around July 2027. The official page has not posted the new date yet.
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