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Scholarship for High School Seniors in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula

Upper Peninsula students can earn non-competitive, merit-based scholarships, which are based on high school academic achievement and are awarded at the time a student is admitted to Albion College.

Additionally, in accordance with the wishes of James A. and Verle A. Klungness, ’50, and William H. and Clifford G. Anderson, ’37, Albion offers a number of full-tuition scholarships to incoming students from the Upper Peninsula. As U.P. residents themselves, the Klungness and Anderson families maintained a strong connection to Albion and wish for others to have similar, life-changing experiences. These scholarships are competitive and require completion of the steps below, along with submitting the general application for admission.

Please contact the Office of Admission (517-629-0321 or admission@albion.edu), with questions regarding this scholarship opportunity.

U.P. Scholarship Application Process

The application process must be completed before December 1 of your senior year.

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By email, notify the Office of Admission of intent to compete for the Klungness and Anderson Scholarships. Please email the Office of Admission at admission@albion.edu.

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Submit a general application for admission. U.P. Scholarship candidates must be admitted to Albion and have a FAFSA on file.

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Schedule a video interview with our committee. Some of our questions will be serious and some senseless; all to get to know you better! Most who choose Albion do so because it just feels right. We want our interview questions to reflect the spirit of our school.

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In approximately 500 words, describe how living in the Upper Peninsula has impacted your life. Personal stories, family legacies, cultural ties; we want to know how the U.P. has shaped your identity.

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A visit to campus is required for scholarship candidacy. We want your decision to attend Albion to be more than simply a financial one. A visit during your junior year, or fall of senior year, will count.

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Please email Office of Admission (admission@albion.edu) to submit your essay and to schedule your video interview. Students who are selected to receive a U.P. Scholarship can expect notification by February 1 of their senior year. If offered a U.P. Scholarship, students must accept and submit their enrollment deposit by March 1 of their senior year.