Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship
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- Award
- Up to $10,000 each year for four academic years (renewable)
- Timeline
- Oct 15, 20262027–28 applications open and close January 31, 2027
- Apr 20Decisions by email in 27. The current webpage does not state a deadline time or time zone.
- How to apply
- Apply through a full student ScholarTrack account and file the FAFSA annually. The currently linked FAQ asks for high-school academic, extracurricular and employment information plus a writing response of up to 250 words; the exact prompt appears in the application. Selected students must complete award instructions and a promissory note.
- What you'll need
- A separate scholarship application
- An essay
- Required financial-aid forms (check the program's rules)
- Who can apply
- Indiana residents who are U.S. citizens or eligible noncitizens, current high-school seniors or Indiana college students, and graduates of an accredited Indiana high school or non-accredited non-public Indiana high school. Requires at least two full academic years of remaining scholarship use and either top-20% high-school class rank, top-20% ACT/SAT performance, or high-school cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. Must study full-time in an eligible Indiana educator-preparation program leading to Indiana teaching licensure. Graduate students and already licensed teachers are excluded; no federal grant/loan overpayment or default.
- Good to know
- Renew with a 3.0 college GPA, 30 annual credits or equivalent, annual FAFSA and ScholarTrack renewal form. Funding is limited by cost of attendance and other gift aid, with up to $40,000 total over four years. Requires five years of full-time teaching at an eligible Indiana K–12 public, charter or nonpublic school after graduation. Failure to complete the program or service converts the prorated amount used to a loan with interest; the currently linked FAQ states 7% fixed interest. Eligible noncitizens include specified refugee/asylee/parole categories; student/exchange visas and DACA are excluded.