Langston University Scholarships and Tuition Information for 2023-24
Langston University offers a variety of scholarships and detailed information on the cost of attendance for the academic year 2023-24. Scholarships range from academic to specific program-related scholarships, with criteria including GPA and test scores. The university provides valuable opportunities for students to fund their education based on merit and program participation. The outlined costs for Oklahoma residents and non-residents cover tuition, fees, housing, meal plans, and more.
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LANGSTON UNIVERSITY OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS, RECRUITMENT, AND OUTREACH PROGRAMS LANGSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS EXPLAINED Mr. Kyle P. Gregory, J.D., McCabe Honors Program Coordinator Langston University was ranked as THE #1 top value for HBCUs by BestValueSchools.org.
ANNUAL 2023-24 COST TO ATTEND Cost to Attend: What's included? Oklahoma Resident Non-Resident (Out of State) Flat Rate Tuition & Fees , Room, Meal Plan, Books Not included: lab fees, commitment fee Total Per Year(Cen) Young (w/ roommate) (Scholars' Inn) $17,746.48 $15,508.48 $18,064.68 $25,261.78 $23,023.78 $25,579.78
LANGSTON.AWARDSPRING.COM Students must apply for free at Langston.edu/apply-now for admission to the university and then create another account for scholarships at the above link (Langston.AwardSpring.Com). Scholarships are no longer automatically given starting last academic year. We use the unweighted, cumulative grade point average for both admission and scholarships. A 2.4 is currently required for first-time freshmen and a 2.75 for transfer students. Scholarship eligibility for first-time freshmen starts at a 2.5 unweighted, cumulative grade point average. Transfer students are not eligible for academic money, outside of major-specific majors. Athletic, Band, and Choir scholarships are awarded by the leadership within these programs.
LANGSTON.AWARDSPRING.COM The Honors Program is composed of two scholarship recipients: Edwin P. McCabe Scholarship (April 1 Deadline) - To be eligible students must have a 3.5 unweighted GPA with a minimum composite ACT score of a 22 or 1100 on SAT - Recipients receive tuition, fees, room & board, and textbooks Regents Scholarship (April 1 Deadline) - To be eligible students must have a 3.3 unweighted GPA (or an unadvertised 3.8 gpa that is test optional) with a composite ACT score of a 20 or SAT score of a 1020 - Pays for Room & Board (roughly an 11,000 value-value fluctuates depending on the housing unit) - This will not pair with the Lions', Legacy, PASS (Band version of Bridge) or Bridge Scholarships. Both scholarships are exclusively for first-time freshmen and students may not be added at a later date or transfer in to the program. An essay is required. Students are highly encouraged to upload a resume rather than do the questionnaire. A rubric awards points based on test scores, grade point average, resume (community service, professionalism, etc.), with the ultimate question being which candidates are most likely to maintain the high standards of the honors program and graduate from Langston University, despite the rigorous honors classes.
LANGSTON.AWARDSPRING.COM Bridge Scholarship-out-of-state fee waiver scholarship awarded at a 2.5 GPA if the state touches Oklahoma; 3.0 nationwide It may not be combined with other academic offers (first-time freshmen only; exceptions for major specific scholarships) ($7514.52 estimated annual value that changes each year as the pricing changes). Louisiana was removed from the 2.5 exception three years ago. Students must earn a 2.75 gpa and pass fifteen credits each semester to maintain the scholarship. Summer classes and overloads (over 18 credits) are billed at the out-of-state rate.
LANGSTON.AWARDSPRING.COM Lions Scholarship $4,000 value (split by semester), for Oklahoma residents or who live in states that do not touch the state of Oklahoma who have between a 2.50 and a 2.99 grade point average. This is good for only their first year. This will not pair with the Bridge, PASS (band version of Bridge), or Honors Program Scholarships. They may apply for the "Continuing Student Scholarship" from Financial Aid (usually in February), but it typically maxes out at a $1,500 award and is often smaller.
ESTIMATED SAMPLE COSTS FOR STUDENT WITH OKLAHOMA PROMISE Cost in Centennial (private room in apartments)-$17,746.48 Oklahoma Promise s Estimated Value-$4,517.70 Full Pell Grant-$7,495 Average first-year scholarship-$4,000 (2.5 gpa required ) ___________________________________________________ $1,733.78 in private room or $0 in a shared room (incudes tuition, fees, room and board, and books) Other opportunities: TEACH Grant (Education majors)-$3,700 Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant-MAX value of $4,000 Oklahoma Tuition Aid Grant-Up to $1,000 Community Scholarships (Rotary, Kiwanis, Prince Hall Masons, Divine 9, etc.)
EXTERNAL RESOURCES Thurgood Marshall College Fund (TMCF.org) -Apple, NBA, NHL, Scholarships for students at public HBCUs like Langston USDA 1890-full-ride for students with a 3.0 gpa and 21 ACT. Must study S.T.E.A.M. Open to returning and transfer students. Traditionally late to notify recipients. (https://www.usda.gov/partnerships/1890NationalScholars) OKC (Beta Eta Lambda) Grad Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Scholarships: https://www.bhlscholarship.org/apply-for-scholarships Local: Key Club (Kiwanis), Rotary, Masons, Prince Hall Masons, Divine Nine local chapters, credit unions, banks, jobs, etc. OCCF.org-Oklahoma City Community Foundation LUNAA Alumni Chapters: OKC ($1,000 each typically), DFW, Los Angeles, and Tulsa traditionally have scholarships. Teach Grant-Federal grant, restrictions apply: https://studentaid.gov/understand-aid/types/grants/teach Langston University Foundation-housed on OKC Campus (often shared via alumni or LU social media)
LANGSTON.AWARDSPRING.COM Departmental Scholarships-Broadcast Journalism, Agriculture, Family and Consumer Science SAAS 1890-Childhood Development (Associates; and a cheat code!), Early Childhood Development, Crop and Soil (new name coming soon) Development, Natural Resource Management (being merged with crop and soil), Animal Science Management, Agribusiness (cheat code for aspiring Business majors) Open to first-time freshmen, returning students, and transfers! 2.8 grade point average is required to apply. Awards are either 0, $5,000, or $10,000. Mass Communications/Broadcast Journalism Scholarship-worth $2,500; open to FTF, transfers, and returning students. 3.0 gpa is required. Priority Deadline: May 1
STEPS TO BE A LION Submit Online Application at www.langston.edu/apply-now No Application Fee nor Essay Required Priority Application Deadline May 1, 2024 Submit Final Official High School Transcript Must have a Grade Point Average (GPA) 2.4 - Higher Submit ACT/SAT Scores (No minimum score) Virtual Tour Link Submit FAFSA- Students are eligible to complete FAFSA (Available: December 2023; usually Oct. 1) School Code 003157 $250 Commitment (Room Reservation/Registration) Fee May 1
CONTACT INFORMATION Office of Admissions, Recruitment, and Outreach Programs luadmissions@langston.edu (405) 466-3428 Jocha Gordon, M.A.Ed., Director Jocha.Gordon@langston.edu or 405-466-2902 Carol E. Wulz, BSN, Admissions Advisor Carol.Wulz@langston.edu or (405) 466-3689 Troy A. Stoutermire, BS, Senior Recruiter TSchoat@langston.edu or (405) 466-3688 Kylan McFail, Outreach & Engagement Specialist Kylan.McFail@langston.edu or LUTours@langston.edu or 405-466-3688 Kyle P. Gregory, JD, Honors Program Coordinator/Recruiter Kyle.Gregory@langston.edu or (405) 466-6019 Tours: www.calendly.com/langstonuniversity
