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Krummrei King Scholarship

Established in 1989 by Reuben and Donna Krummrei and Joseph King in memory of Evelyn Krummrei to provide the opportunity for students to attend college from Watersmeet or Gogebic County in Michigan or Merrill, Wisconsin.

Amount:	Tuition, Room and Board, Books and Fees
Number awarded:	Varies
Renewable:	Yes, up to four years
Class status:	Preference to incoming freshman
GPA minimum:	2.5 (FR), 3.0 (SO, JR, SR)

Must be full-time student:

Yes

Must demonstrate financial need:

Not specified

Additional Requirements

Incoming freshman must possess a 2.50 recomputed GPA
Transfer freshman must possess a 2.50 GPA
Sophomore, Junior and Senior must have a 3.0 GPA

Preference will be given to students as follows:

Students from Watersmeet, Michigan.
Students from Merrill, Wisconsin.
Students from Gogebic County, Michigan.

Selection Process
Qualified applications will be reviewed by the appropriate selection committee. Recipients will be notified by the Financial Aid Office.

APPLICATION NOTES: Awards vary each year. Contact Foundation to know if scholarship is available.

We are pleased to announce that we have launched a new electronic scholarship search and submission service that will make it faster and easier for you to apply for and monitor the status of your application.

If you are interested in learning more about what privately funded scholarships are available and which ones you might qualify for, please log in to MyNMU and find the Financial Aid - Foundation Scholarships link on the left hand side under Student Services.

Notifications to award recipients will begin May 2013 and continue through August 2013. You can view your financial aid information by visiting MyNMU.

Note: If you wish to be considered for need-based awards, you will need to file a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) with the Financial Aid Office.

Visit the Financial Aid Web site for information on the FAFSA application process.

The Financial Aid Web site also has information on additional sources of aid.

If you have a question about a scholarship application you have submitted, contact the Financial Aid Office at 227-2327.