NMF Scholarships: An Updated Compilation

<p>This topic is way too valuable to be derailed by petty bickering, so please, please, please, just drop it. Please? Just make peace right now. There are other areas of CC where griping is the main activity. We can take the disagreements over there. Thank you.</p>

<p>

Heh. Point taken.</p>

<p>For clarification purposes: Please refer to the guidelines at the top of each compilation repost when suggesting new contributions. If you refer to in-state tuition, say so explicitly since the assumed default is private/OOS.</p>

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<p>o Full ride is defined as minimum tuition/room/board.
o Must guarantee at least 5k or full tuition competitive to be eligible for Honorable Mention.
o U=University, C=College
o *=annual class <1k students
o ^=schools I personally find notable</p>

<p>NMF FULL TUITION+</p>

<h2>Publics</h2>

<p>U of Alabama (NMF full ride & NMSF full tuition with 3.5 GPA guaranteed)
U of Alabama-Huntsville (NMF full ride & NMSF full tuition guaranteed)
Alabama State U (full ride guaranteed)
Auburn U <a href=ā€œfull%20tuition+%20guaranteedā€>AL</a>
U of North Alabama (NMF full ride & NMSF full tuition+ guaranteed)
Troy U <a href=ā€œfull%20ride%20competitiveā€>AL</a>
U of Arizona (full tuition[+?] guaranteed?)
Southern Arkansas U (in-state full ride/OOS full tuition+ [full ride - 2.5k] rolling)
U of Central Florida (NMF full tuition+ guaranteed / full ride competitive & NMSF 9k guaranteed)
Florida A&M U (NMF in-state full ride & OOS full tuition guaranteed - other qualifications, see [University</a> Scholarships - Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University 2010](<a href=ā€œhttp://www.famu.edu/index.cfm?UniversityScholarships&DistinguishedScholarsAwardScholarship]Universityā€>Page Not Found))
U of South Florida (NMF full ride competitive - <a href=ā€œhttp://usfweb2.usf.edu/Admissions/pdf/freshman-Non-florida.pdf[/url]ā€>http://usfweb2.usf.edu/Admissions/pdf/freshman-Non-florida.pdf&lt;/a&gt; | <a href=ā€œhttp://usfweb2.usf.edu/Admissions/pdf/freshman-florida.pdf[/url]ā€>http://usfweb2.usf.edu/Admissions/pdf/freshman-florida.pdf&lt;/a&gt;)
University of Idaho (NMF full ride competitive [25])
Ball State U <a href=ā€œNMF%20full%20ride%20guaranteedā€>IN</a>
Eastern Kentucky U (in-state full ride & OOS full tuition- guaranteed)
U of Kentucky (full ride 1st year & full tuition+ remaining 3 years guaranteed)
Louisiana State U (full tuition competitive)
U of Maine (tuition- competitive)
Wayne State U <a href=ā€œfull%20ride%20competitiveā€>MI</a>
^*U of Minnesota-Morris (full tuition guaranteed)
^Truman State U <a href=ā€œfull%20tuition%20competitiveā€>MO</a>
Mississippi State U (NMF full tuition+ & NMSF full tuition- guaranteed)
U of Southern Mississippi (NMF/SF full ride competitive)
Southeast Missouri State U (NMF full ride guaranteed, NMSF full tuition- guaranteed)
U of Nebraska-Lincoln (full tuition+ competitive)
New Jersey Institute of Technology (full ride guaranteed)
New Mexico State U (NMF full ride & NMSF full tuition+ guaranteed)
Cleveland State U <a href=ā€œfull%20tuition%20guaranteedā€>OH</a>
Youngstown State U <a href=ā€œfull%20ride%20with%2030%20ACT/1300%20SAT%20competitive%20%5B40%5Dā€>OH</a>
Ohio State U (full tuition competitive)
U of Oklahoma (full tuition+ guaranteed)
Oklahoma State U (full tuition+ guaranteed)
U of Memphis <a href=ā€œNMF%20%5B9k%20+%20OOS%20waiver%5D%20&%20NMSF%20%5B7.5k%20+%20OOS%20waiver%5D%20full%20tuition+%20guaranteedā€>TN</a>
U of Houston <a href=ā€œfull%20ride%20guaranteedā€>TX</a>
U of North Texas (full ride competitive)
Texas A&M U (full tuition+ competitive)
U of Texas-Dallas (full tuition+ competitive)
Texas Tech U (IS full ride & OOS full tuition+ [19.8k] guaranteed)
U of Texas-Tyler (NMF full ride & NMSF full tuition+ guaranteed)
Washington State U (NMSF full tuition guaranteed)
West Virginia U (full tuition- guaranteed)
U of Wisconsin-Oshkosh (in-state full ride guaranteed [~4k OOS tuition difference])</p>

<h2>Privates</h2>

<p><em>Abilene Christian U (full tuition guaranteed)
Alfred U (full ride guaranteed with top 5% rank, otherwise full tuition/ride competitive)
*Alma C (full tuition guaranteed, full ride competitive [first 15 to commit])
*Andrews U (full tuition guaranteed)
Baylor U (full tuition guaranteed)
*Birmingham-Southern C (full tuition competitive)
Bradley U (full tuition guaranteed [not advertised, see <a href=ā€œhttp://talk.collegeconfidential.com/1061891866-post29.html][/url]ā€>http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/1061891866-post29.html]</a>)
U of Dallas (NMF full tuition, NMSF 12k guaranteed)
^</em>Denison U (full tuition competitive)
<em>U of Evansville (NMF full tuition & NMSF 75% tuition guaranteed)
*Faulkner U (NMF/SF full tuition guaranteed)
^Fordham U (full tuition+ competitive)
*Harding U (full tuition guaranteed)
*Geneva C (NMF full tuition & NMSF 3/4 tuition guaranteed)
Liberty U (NMF full ride & NMSF full tuition guaranteed)
*Lipscomb U (full tuition+ guaranteed)
Long Island U-C.W. Post (full tuition competitive)
^Northeastern U (full tuition competitive)
*Nyack C (full tuition guaranteed)
*Oakwood U (NMF full tuition+, NMSF full tuition, & NMCommended 80% tuition guaranteed)
*Oklahoma Christian U (full ride guaranteed)
*Pacific Union C (full tuition guaranteed)
*Roberts Wesleyan C (NMF full tuition & NMSF half tuition guaranteed)
*Spring Arbor U (NMF full tuition & NMSF half tuition + one-time 5k guaranteed)
*Sterling C (full tuition guaranteed)
^</em>U of Tulsa (full ride competitive [70-80])
^*Wesleyan C <a href=ā€œfull%20tuition%20competitiveā€>women only</a>
*Westminster C <a href=ā€œNMF%20full%20tuition%20&%20NMSF%20half%20tuition%20guaranteedā€>UT</a></p>

<p>NMF HONORABLE MENTIONS</p>

<h2>Publics</h2>

<p>U of Central Arkansas (12k guaranteed with 3.25 GPA)
California State U-Fullerton (in-state only: full tuition+ guaranteed)
California State U-Long Beach (in-state only: full ride competitive)
University of Florida (OOS tuition waiver + 4k guaranteed)
^*New C of Florida (17.5k guaranteed)
Iowa State U (in-state full ride competitive)
U of Kansas (in-state only: 10k guaranteed)
U of Louisiana-Lafayette (unclear - [UL</a> Lafayette: Academic Scholarships: High School Seniors](<a href=ā€œAdmissions & Financial Aid | UL Lafayetteā€>Admissions & Financial Aid | UL Lafayette))
U of Massachusetts-Amherst (in-state full ride competitive)
Michigan State U (750-2k + in-state 2k & OOS 4k and room/board competitive)
U of New Mexico (~13k [in-state full tuition] competitive)
U of Akron <a href=ā€œ6k%20guaranteed%20+%20Honors%20College%203kā€>OH</a>
U of Cincinnati <a href=ā€œin-state%20full%20tuition+%20%5BOOS%2014k%20difference%5Dā€>OH</a>
Wright State U <a href=ā€œin-state%20only:%20NMF%20full%20ride%20guaranteed,%20NMSF/Commended%20full%20tuition%20guaranteedā€>OH</a>
U of South Carolina (in-state up to 10k, OOS up to 6k + OOS tuition waiver)
U of Vermont (in-state NMF full tuition, OOS ā€œup to 10kā€ competitive)
U of Wisconsin-Eau Claire (full in-state tuition guaranteed)</p>

<h2>Privates</h2>

<p><em>Calvin C (10k guaranteed)
*Concordia C (14k guaranteed)
^George Washington U (15k guaranteed)
*Gordon C (75% tuition guaranteed w/ 3.5 GPA)
*Hope C (17k guaranteed)
^</em>Macalester C (5k guaranteed)
<em>Morningside C (ā€œtuition scholarshipā€ guaranteed - [Morningside</a> College Admissions: First-year Students Scholarships](<a href=ā€œhttp://www.morningside.edu/admissions/pages/fr_scholarships.htm]Morningsideā€>http://www.morningside.edu/admissions/pages/fr_scholarships.htm))
*North Central C (3/4 tuition guaranteed)
^U of Rochester (22k guaranteed)
^Rochester Institute of Technology (15k guaranteed)
*U of Sioux Falls (full ride competitive [1])
^U of Southern California (half tuition guaranteed)
Southern Methodist U (half tuition + 2k guaranteed)
^</em>St. Olaf C (7.5k guaranteed)</p>

<p>Keilexandra: I agree with mantori. Your list is a very helpful and valuable resource for many NM students and families. Donā€™t let a few comments get to you. A big thank you from all of us who have referenced your list regularly. :)</p>

<p>^^Agree with pluto and mantori. This list in its previous, dinosaur and very outdated original form :eek: was a great starting point for me last year. Its new model here is invaluable. Thanks, Keil! :)</p>

<p>i love that it has both private and public listing order.</p>

<p>I like the way it keeps a running update which includes all the changes/modifications that schools do. You only have to look at the last page to get the latest info. :)</p>

<p>Many of the older threads are useless because the amounts have changed, and you have to read thru 50 pages in hopes of finding one or two pieces of useful info.</p>

<p>Iā€™d like to see a list like this for non-NMF scholarships, too. The other, older threads are too cumbersome. </p>

<p>Thereā€™s a new thread for automatic scholarships for certain stats, which includes examples and links, but not many people have added to the thread. :(</p>

<p>^^^^^ do you know the link to the automatic scholarships page?</p>

<p>^^^</p>

<p>Itā€™s hereā€¦</p>

<p><a href=ā€œhttp://talk.collegeconfidential.com/financial-aid-scholarships/848226-important-links-automatic-guaranteed-merit-scholarships.html[/url]ā€>http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/financial-aid-scholarships/848226-important-links-automatic-guaranteed-merit-scholarships.html&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

<p>^^^ Thanks</p>

<p>and at the risk of having my head chewed off by people looking exclusively for full rides, I will pass on what I think is a pretty good deal, and that I consider an honorable mention: </p>

<p>Vanderbilt offers a minimum of 5000 annually to National Merit Finalists. If you qualify for any of their other merit scholarships (like the Cornelius Vanderbilt one, etc.) theyā€™ll give you 2000 MORE a year (but considering the Cornelius Vanderbilt Scholarship is HUGE, you still come out with way more than 5000 annually) </p>

<p>And for those of us who have no shot of winning their merit scholarships, they just give you 5000 annuallyā€¦Itā€™s more complicated than some of the other schools so you might want to check the link for their explanation [Merit</a> Scholarship Programs](<a href=ā€œFrequently Asked Questions | Scholarships | Vanderbilt Universityā€>Frequently Asked Questions | Scholarships | Vanderbilt University)</p>

<p>^Thank you, I will add it to the next repost. Vanderbiltā€™s offer is slightly more generous than Macalesterā€™s, even.</p>

<p>Update with aforementioned plus ASU honorable mention from a letter I got in the mail.</p>

<p>o Full ride is defined as minimum tuition/room/board.
o Must guarantee at least 5k or full tuition competitive to be eligible for Honorable Mention.
o U=University, C=College
o *=annual class <1k students
o ^=schools I personally find notable</p>

<p>NMF FULL TUITION+</p>

<h2>Publics</h2>

<p>U of Alabama (NMF full ride & NMSF full tuition with 3.5 GPA guaranteed)
U of Alabama-Huntsville (NMF full ride & NMSF full tuition guaranteed)
Alabama State U (full ride guaranteed)
Auburn U <a href=ā€œfull%20tuition+%20guaranteedā€>AL</a>
U of North Alabama (NMF full ride & NMSF full tuition+ guaranteed)
Troy U <a href=ā€œfull%20ride%20competitiveā€>AL</a>
U of Arizona (full tuition[+?] guaranteed?)
Southern Arkansas U (in-state full ride/OOS full tuition+ [full ride - 2.5k] rolling)
U of Central Florida (NMF full tuition+ guaranteed / full ride competitive & NMSF 9k guaranteed)
Florida A&M U (NMF in-state full ride & OOS full tuition guaranteed - other qualifications, see [University</a> Scholarships - Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University 2010](<a href=ā€œhttp://www.famu.edu/index.cfm?UniversityScholarships&DistinguishedScholarsAwardScholarship]Universityā€>Page Not Found))
U of South Florida (NMF full ride competitive - <a href=ā€œhttp://usfweb2.usf.edu/Admissions/pdf/freshman-Non-florida.pdf[/url]ā€>http://usfweb2.usf.edu/Admissions/pdf/freshman-Non-florida.pdf&lt;/a&gt; | <a href=ā€œhttp://usfweb2.usf.edu/Admissions/pdf/freshman-florida.pdf[/url]ā€>http://usfweb2.usf.edu/Admissions/pdf/freshman-florida.pdf&lt;/a&gt;)
U of Idaho (NMF full ride competitive [25])
Ball State U <a href=ā€œNMF%20full%20ride%20guaranteedā€>IN</a>
Eastern Kentucky U (in-state full ride & OOS full tuition- guaranteed)
U of Kentucky (full ride 1st year & full tuition+ remaining 3 years guaranteed)
Louisiana State U (full tuition competitive)
U of Maine (tuition- competitive)
Wayne State U <a href=ā€œfull%20ride%20competitiveā€>MI</a>
^*U of Minnesota-Morris (full tuition guaranteed)
^Truman State U <a href=ā€œfull%20tuition%20competitiveā€>MO</a>
Mississippi State U (NMF full tuition+ & NMSF full tuition- guaranteed)
U of Southern Mississippi (NMF/SF full ride competitive)
Southeast Missouri State U (NMF full ride guaranteed, NMSF full tuition- guaranteed)
U of Nebraska-Lincoln (full tuition+ competitive)
New Jersey Institute of Technology (full ride guaranteed)
New Mexico State U (NMF full ride & NMSF full tuition+ guaranteed)
Cleveland State U <a href=ā€œfull%20tuition%20guaranteedā€>OH</a>
Youngstown State U <a href=ā€œfull%20ride%20with%2030%20ACT/1300%20SAT%20competitive%20%5B40%5Dā€>OH</a>
Ohio State U (full tuition competitive)
U of Oklahoma (full tuition+ guaranteed)
Oklahoma State U (full tuition+ guaranteed)
U of Memphis <a href=ā€œNMF%20%5B9k%20+%20OOS%20waiver%5D%20&%20NMSF%20%5B7.5k%20+%20OOS%20waiver%5D%20full%20tuition+%20guaranteedā€>TN</a>
U of Houston <a href=ā€œfull%20ride%20guaranteedā€>TX</a>
U of North Texas (full ride competitive)
Texas A&M U (full tuition+ competitive)
U of Texas-Dallas (full tuition+ competitive)
Texas Tech U (IS full ride & OOS full tuition+ [19.8k] guaranteed)
U of Texas-Tyler (NMF full ride & NMSF full tuition+ guaranteed)
Washington State U (NMSF full tuition guaranteed)
West Virginia U (full tuition- guaranteed)
U of Wisconsin-Oshkosh (in-state full ride guaranteed [~4k OOS tuition difference])</p>

<h2>Privates</h2>

<p><em>Abilene Christian U (full tuition guaranteed)
Alfred U (full ride guaranteed with top 5% rank, otherwise full tuition/ride competitive)
*Alma C (full tuition guaranteed, full ride competitive [first 15 to commit])
*Andrews U (full tuition guaranteed)
Baylor U (full tuition guaranteed)
*Birmingham-Southern C (full tuition competitive)
Bradley U (full tuition guaranteed [not advertised, see <a href=ā€œhttp://talk.collegeconfidential.com/1061891866-post29.html][/url]ā€>http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/1061891866-post29.html]</a>)
U of Dallas (NMF full tuition, NMSF 12k guaranteed)
^</em>Denison U (full tuition competitive)
<em>U of Evansville (NMF full tuition & NMSF 75% tuition guaranteed)
*Faulkner U (NMF/SF full tuition guaranteed)
^Fordham U (full tuition+ competitive)
*Harding U (full tuition guaranteed)
*Geneva C (NMF full tuition & NMSF 3/4 tuition guaranteed)
Liberty U (NMF full ride & NMSF full tuition guaranteed)
*Lipscomb U (full tuition+ guaranteed)
Long Island U-C.W. Post (full tuition competitive)
^Northeastern U (full tuition competitive)
*Nyack C (full tuition guaranteed)
*Oakwood U (NMF full tuition+, NMSF full tuition, & NMCommended 80% tuition guaranteed)
*Oklahoma Christian U (full ride guaranteed)
*Pacific Union C (full tuition guaranteed)
*Roberts Wesleyan C (NMF full tuition & NMSF half tuition guaranteed)
*Spring Arbor U (NMF full tuition & NMSF half tuition + one-time 5k guaranteed)
*Sterling C (full tuition guaranteed)
^</em>U of Tulsa (full ride competitive [70-80])
^*Wesleyan C <a href=ā€œfull%20tuition%20competitiveā€>women only</a>
*Westminster C <a href=ā€œNMF%20full%20tuition%20&%20NMSF%20half%20tuition%20guaranteedā€>UT</a></p>

<p>NMF HONORABLE MENTIONS</p>

<h2>Publics</h2>

<p>Arizona State University (17k guaranteed)
U of Central Arkansas (12k guaranteed with 3.25 GPA)
California State U-Fullerton (in-state only: full tuition+ guaranteed)
California State U-Long Beach (in-state only: full ride competitive)
U of Florida (OOS tuition waiver + 4k guaranteed)
^*New C of Florida (17.5k guaranteed)
Iowa State U (in-state full ride competitive)
U of Kansas (in-state only: 10k guaranteed)
U of Louisiana-Lafayette (unclear - <a href=ā€œAdmissions & Financial Aid | UL Lafayetteā€>Admissions & Financial Aid | UL Lafayette)
U of Massachusetts-Amherst (in-state full ride competitive)
Michigan State U (750-2k + in-state 2k & OOS 4k and room/board competitive)
U of New Mexico (~13k [in-state full tuition] competitive)
U of Akron <a href=ā€œ6k%20guaranteed%20+%20Honors%20College%203kā€>OH</a>
U of Cincinnati <a href=ā€œin-state%20full%20tuition+%20%5BOOS%2014k%20difference%5Dā€>OH</a>
Wright State U <a href=ā€œin-state%20only:%20NMF%20full%20ride%20guaranteed,%20NMSF/Commended%20full%20tuition%20guaranteedā€>OH</a>
U of South Carolina (in-state up to 10k, OOS up to 6k + OOS tuition waiver)
U of Vermont (in-state NMF full tuition, OOS ā€œup to 10kā€ competitive)
U of Wisconsin-Eau Claire (full in-state tuition guaranteed)</p>

<h2>Privates</h2>

<p><em>Calvin C (10k guaranteed)
*Concordia C (14k guaranteed)
^George Washington U (15k guaranteed)
*Gordon C (75% tuition guaranteed w/ 3.5 GPA)
*Hope C (17k guaranteed)
^</em>Macalester C (5k guaranteed)
<em>Morningside C (ā€œtuition scholarshipā€ guaranteed - [Morningside</a> College Admissions: First-year Students Scholarships](<a href=ā€œhttp://www.morningside.edu/admissions/pages/fr_scholarships.htm]Morningsideā€>http://www.morningside.edu/admissions/pages/fr_scholarships.htm))
*North Central C (3/4 tuition guaranteed)
^U of Rochester (22k guaranteed)
^Rochester Institute of Technology (15k guaranteed)
*U of Sioux Falls (full ride competitive [1])
^U of Southern California (half tuition guaranteed)
Southern Methodist U (half tuition + 2k guaranteed)
^</em>St. Olaf C (7.5k guaranteed)
^Vanderbilt U (5k guaranteed + 2k if awarded competitive merit)</p>

<p>I think Boston University has something though Iā€™m not positive.</p>

<p>Add ^Boston U (half tuition competitive).</p>

<p>Does anyone know if Pomona college or Washington at St. Louis
gives scholarships to National Merit Finalist?</p>

<p>I talked to the Arizona State University Financial Aid office and he told me that they guarantee 11K for instate and 17 K for out of state. The website does not mention it but that is what he told me.</p>

<p>

</p>

<p>Gosh, itā€™s just crazy how these search functions work on collegeā€™s websites! For example, when I searched for the phrase ā€œnational merit finalistā€ on the Wash U website, the very first result was a document that states:</p>

<p>

</p>

<p>Neat, huh?</p>

<p>Couldnā€™t find anything about Pomona, though.</p>

<p>U Southern California should be amended to read - 1/2 tuition + 2k guaranteed</p>

<p>o Full ride is defined as minimum tuition/room/board.
o Must guarantee at least 5k or full tuition competitive to be eligible for Honorable Mention.
o U=University, C=College
o *=annual class <1k students
o ^=schools I personally find notable</p>

<p>NMF FULL TUITION+</p>

<h2>Publics</h2>

<p>U of Alabama (NMF full ride & NMSF full tuition with 3.5 GPA guaranteed)
U of Alabama-Huntsville (NMF full ride & NMSF full tuition guaranteed)
Alabama State U (full ride guaranteed)
Auburn U <a href=ā€œfull%20tuition+%20guaranteedā€>AL</a>
U of North Alabama (NMF full ride & NMSF full tuition+ guaranteed)
Troy U <a href=ā€œfull%20ride%20competitiveā€>AL</a>
U of Arizona (full tuition[+?] guaranteed?)
Southern Arkansas U (in-state full ride/OOS full tuition+ [full ride - 2.5k] rolling)
U of Central Florida (NMF full tuition+ guaranteed / full ride competitive & NMSF 9k guaranteed)
Florida A&M U (NMF in-state full ride & OOS full tuition guaranteed - other qualifications, see [University</a> Scholarships - Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University 2010](<a href=ā€œhttp://www.famu.edu/index.cfm?UniversityScholarships&DistinguishedScholarsAwardScholarship]Universityā€>Page Not Found))
U of South Florida (NMF full ride competitive - <a href=ā€œhttp://usfweb2.usf.edu/Admissions/pdf/freshman-Non-florida.pdf[/url]ā€>http://usfweb2.usf.edu/Admissions/pdf/freshman-Non-florida.pdf&lt;/a&gt; | <a href=ā€œhttp://usfweb2.usf.edu/Admissions/pdf/freshman-florida.pdf[/url]ā€>http://usfweb2.usf.edu/Admissions/pdf/freshman-florida.pdf&lt;/a&gt;)
U of Idaho (NMF full ride competitive [25])
Ball State U <a href=ā€œNMF%20full%20ride%20guaranteedā€>IN</a>
Eastern Kentucky U (in-state full ride & OOS full tuition- guaranteed)
U of Kentucky (full ride 1st year & full tuition+ remaining 3 years guaranteed)
Louisiana State U (full tuition competitive)
U of Maine (tuition- competitive)
Wayne State U <a href=ā€œfull%20ride%20competitiveā€>MI</a>
^*U of Minnesota-Morris (full tuition guaranteed)
^Truman State U <a href=ā€œfull%20tuition%20competitiveā€>MO</a>
Mississippi State U (NMF full tuition+ & NMSF full tuition- guaranteed)
U of Southern Mississippi (NMF/SF full ride competitive)
Southeast Missouri State U (NMF full ride guaranteed, NMSF full tuition- guaranteed)
U of Nebraska-Lincoln (full tuition+ competitive)
New Jersey Institute of Technology (full ride guaranteed)
New Mexico State U (NMF full ride & NMSF full tuition+ guaranteed)
Cleveland State U <a href=ā€œfull%20tuition%20guaranteedā€>OH</a>
Youngstown State U <a href=ā€œfull%20ride%20with%2030%20ACT/1300%20SAT%20competitive%20%5B40%5Dā€>OH</a>
Ohio State U (full tuition competitive)
U of Oklahoma (full tuition+ guaranteed)
Oklahoma State U (full tuition+ guaranteed)
U of Memphis <a href=ā€œNMF%20%5B9k%20+%20OOS%20waiver%5D%20&%20NMSF%20%5B7.5k%20+%20OOS%20waiver%5D%20full%20tuition+%20guaranteedā€>TN</a>
U of Houston <a href=ā€œfull%20ride%20guaranteedā€>TX</a>
U of North Texas (full ride competitive)
Texas A&M U (full tuition+ competitive)
U of Texas-Dallas (full tuition+ competitive)
Texas Tech U (IS full ride & OOS full tuition+ [19.8k] guaranteed)
U of Texas-Tyler (NMF full ride & NMSF full tuition+ guaranteed)
Washington State U (NMSF full tuition guaranteed)
West Virginia U (full tuition- guaranteed)
U of Wisconsin-Oshkosh (in-state full ride guaranteed [~4k OOS tuition difference])</p>

<h2>Privates</h2>

<p><em>Abilene Christian U (full tuition guaranteed)
Alfred U (full ride guaranteed with top 5% rank, otherwise full tuition/ride competitive)
*Alma C (full tuition guaranteed, full ride competitive [first 15 to commit])
*Andrews U (full tuition guaranteed)
Baylor U (full tuition guaranteed)
*Birmingham-Southern C (full tuition competitive)
Bradley U (full tuition guaranteed [not advertised, see <a href=ā€œhttp://talk.collegeconfidential.com/1061891866-post29.html][/url]ā€>http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/1061891866-post29.html]</a>)
U of Dallas (NMF full tuition, NMSF 12k guaranteed)
^</em>Denison U (full tuition competitive)
<em>U of Evansville (NMF full tuition & NMSF 75% tuition guaranteed)
*Faulkner U (NMF/SF full tuition guaranteed)
^Fordham U (full tuition+ competitive)
*Harding U (full tuition guaranteed)
*Geneva C (NMF full tuition & NMSF 3/4 tuition guaranteed)
Liberty U (NMF full ride & NMSF full tuition guaranteed)
*Lipscomb U (full tuition+ guaranteed)
Long Island U-C.W. Post (full tuition competitive)
^Northeastern U (full tuition competitive)
*Nyack C (full tuition guaranteed)
*Oakwood U (NMF full tuition+, NMSF full tuition, & NMCommended 80% tuition guaranteed)
*Oklahoma Christian U (full ride guaranteed)
*Pacific Union C (full tuition guaranteed)
*Roberts Wesleyan C (NMF full tuition & NMSF half tuition guaranteed)
*Spring Arbor U (NMF full tuition & NMSF half tuition + one-time 5k guaranteed)
*Sterling C (full tuition guaranteed)
^</em>U of Tulsa (full ride competitive [70-80])
^*Wesleyan C <a href=ā€œfull%20tuition%20competitiveā€>women only</a>
*Westminster C <a href=ā€œNMF%20full%20tuition%20&%20NMSF%20half%20tuition%20guaranteedā€>UT</a></p>

<p>NMF HONORABLE MENTIONS</p>

<h2>Publics</h2>

<p>Arizona State University (11k in-state, 17k OOS guaranteed)
U of Central Arkansas (12k guaranteed with 3.25 GPA)
California State U-Fullerton (in-state only: full tuition+ guaranteed)
California State U-Long Beach (in-state only: full ride competitive)
U of Florida (OOS tuition waiver + 4k guaranteed)
^*New C of Florida (17.5k guaranteed)
Iowa State U (in-state full ride competitive)
U of Kansas (in-state only: 10k guaranteed)
U of Louisiana-Lafayette (unclear - [UL</a> Lafayette: Academic Scholarships: High School Seniors](<a href=ā€œAdmissions & Financial Aid | UL Lafayetteā€>Admissions & Financial Aid | UL Lafayette))
U of Massachusetts-Amherst (in-state full ride competitive)
Michigan State U (750-2k + in-state 2k & OOS 4k and room/board competitive)
U of New Mexico (~13k [in-state full tuition] competitive)
U of Akron <a href=ā€œ6k%20guaranteed%20+%20Honors%20College%203kā€>OH</a>
U of Cincinnati <a href=ā€œin-state%20full%20tuition+%20%5BOOS%2014k%20difference%5Dā€>OH</a>
Wright State U <a href=ā€œin-state%20only:%20NMF%20full%20ride%20guaranteed,%20NMSF/Commended%20full%20tuition%20guaranteedā€>OH</a>
U of South Carolina (in-state up to 10k, OOS up to 6k + OOS tuition waiver)
U of Vermont (in-state NMF full tuition, OOS ā€œup to 10kā€ competitive)
U of Wisconsin-Eau Claire (full in-state tuition guaranteed)</p>

<h2>Privates</h2>

<p>^Boston U (half tuition competitive)
<em>Calvin C (10k guaranteed)
*Concordia C (14k guaranteed)
^George Washington U (15k guaranteed)
*Gordon C (75% tuition guaranteed w/ 3.5 GPA)
*Hope C (17k guaranteed)
^</em>Macalester C (5k guaranteed)
<em>Morningside C (ā€œtuition scholarshipā€ guaranteed - [Morningside</a> College Admissions: First-year Students Scholarships](<a href=ā€œhttp://www.morningside.edu/admissions/pages/fr_scholarships.htm]Morningsideā€>http://www.morningside.edu/admissions/pages/fr_scholarships.htm))
*North Central C (3/4 tuition guaranteed)
^U of Rochester (22k guaranteed)
^Rochester Institute of Technology (15k guaranteed)
*U of Sioux Falls (full ride competitive [1])
^U of Southern California (half tuition + 2k guaranteed)
Southern Methodist U (half tuition + 2k guaranteed)
^</em>St. Olaf C (7.5k guaranteed)
^Vanderbilt U (5k guaranteed + 2k if awarded competitive merit)</p>

<p>From the American U website: " Universityā€‘sponsored National Merit Scholars: All finalists in the National Merit Scholarship Program competition who indicate that American University is their first choice college by the established deadline will be considered for a scholarship of up to full tuition." No idea if this means itā€™s competitive. Elsewhere the website mentions that students have to designate AU as their first choice by Feb 1.</p>