NEO offers more than 100 scholarships to help students pay for college!
In addition to federal student aid and Native-American benefits, you may be eligible for the following types of scholarships:
- NEO academic scholarships & housing waivers
- NEO Development Foundation scholarships
- Activity scholarships (such as athletics and arts, typically awarded through tryout or audition)
For activity scholarships, contact the program directly through the Student Life menu. Click here for Honors Program information.
To apply for all NEO academic and Foundation scholarships with one easy form, click the button below or visit scholarships.neo.edu. It’s free to apply. All applicants must upload their most current transcript and a one-page essay.
Essay criteria: Please compose a one-page typed essay about your current educational goals, your degree of commitment to pursue a college education and how you anticipate contributing to society. Please include any additional details you believe are important.
THE PRIORITY DEADLINE FOR MOST SCHOLARSHIPS IS APRIL 1. Academic scholarships will not be extended. Other scholarships may re-open based on funds availability.
GEER – Adult Learner Scholarships for Critical Occupations
Students must be enrolled at Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College in a “critical occupation” program.
• Must be an Oklahoma resident and US Citizen or eligible nonresident (eligible to receive financial aid)
• At least 20 years old
• Never attended college or have not attended in at least one semester
• Must enroll in a minimum of 3 credit hours; priority is given to students enrolled in 6 or more hours.
Eligible students should submit an application to kkey@neo.edu no later than August 19, 2024.
Other scholarship resources
- Fastweb
- Zinch
- College Scholarships
- College Financial Aid Advice – This website offers free advice on topics ranging from the FAFSA, to admissions, scholarships and more!
- Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Scholarship opportunities are available for undergraduate students preparing to transfer from a community college or 2-year institution to continue studies toward a bachelor’s degree.
- Indian Health Service offers a variety of scholarships for students interested in health professions.
- Check your transfer institution’s scholarship page to see what might be available for transfer students
- Women’s Foundation of Oklahoma SMART Grant
Financial Aid
- kkey@neo.edu
- 918-540-6244
- 204, D. Dayle Creech Library Administration Building
- dlfisher@neo.edu
- 918-540-6233
- 206, D. Dayle Creech Library Administration Building
- amcmain@neo.edu
- 918-540-6191
- 205, D. Dayle Creech Library Administration Building