Scholarship Opportunities

Washington Heritage University reserves the right to create and to select scholarship opportunities that align with the school's mission and values. WHU also reserves the right to decline scholarships if the sponsoring organization or its affiliates are deemed to be unaligned with the school's mission and values. Washington Heritage University does not currently offer Federal Financial Aid.

Academic Achievement Scholarship

Types of scholarships

Washington Heritage University offers the following scholarships.

Active Pastor & Missionary Scholarship

Designated Scholarship

Minority Scholarship

Pastor, Missionary, and Current Mission Family Student Scholarship

The Academic Achievement Scholarships can be awarded to students with a GPA of 3.75 or higher. Please note that this scholarship is for continuing students only and that having the required GPA does not guarantee a student this scholarship. New students may not apply for this scholarship.

The Active Pastor and Missionary Scholarship is available to students who are active pastors, associate pastors, or missionaries serving in a WHU-recognized seminary, church, or mission agency. Applicants must submit a reference letter on official letterhead, signed by the organization's head. Applications without this letter will not be considered.

The Minority Scholarship is available to students who are involved in minority mission projects.

Other organizations such as churches or different charitable organizations are the ones who initially grant Designated Scholarships. If a new or continuing WHU student is awarded one of these, the scholarship must first be approved by the Scholarship Committee before those funds can be dispersed.

The Pastor, Missionary, and Current Student Family Scholarship will be granted to an immediate family member (either a husband, a wife, or a child) of an active WHU student.

Scholarship Requirements​

1. Students must submit an application for their desired scholarship(s) every semester.

2. WHU does require letters of reference and other documentation for certain scholarships. What types of documents are needed for which scholarships are delineated below. Applications that do not have additional documentation for the scholarships that require it will not be considered by the Scholarship Committee.

3. To be eligible for any scholarship, a student's cumulative GPA must be above 2.0.

4. If a student drops out or withdraws or otherwise does not complete the degree plan they are enrolled in at WTS, the student must repay the total amount of scholarship they have been awarded.

Internal regulation of WHU Scholarships

• The Scholarship Committee Members are the Academic Dean, Student Service personnel, and the Administrative Director.

• The chairman of the Scholarship Committee is the Student Service staff.

• The amount of each scholarship is estimated by the Scholarship Committee and is approved by the Board of Trustees.

• Once approved, the funds of each scholarship are then applied to a student's bill. Remember that students must repay their scholarship if they don't complete their program, if they drop out, or withdraw from WHU.