Scholarship Station

This list was created to help students search for private scholarships. Private scholarships are defined as scholarships offered from organizations, foundations or companies. Some scholarship links were provided by a CBU college or department. Several links displayed on this page are search engines and an account or profile may need to be created.

Please keep in mind that CBU is not affiliated with these sites. Before entering personal information at these (or any other) sites, make sure to read the site's privacy policy carefully.

For information on how to have your scholarship added to our website, please email Melissa Williams, Senior Outreach Coordinator, at mewilliams@calbaptist.edu. For all other questions, please contact the Financial Aid Office at (951) 343-4236 or finaid@calbaptist.edu. 

***All W-9 requests must be sent to accountspayable@calbaptist.edu.***

Tips and Tricks

  1. Check out scholarship search engines. Remember, you should never pay to apply for a scholarship or give out your social security information or banking information. If a website is asking for this information or is asking you to pay money, it is a scam. Most scholarships will only ask for general information such as name, age, address, phone number, high school, etc. 
  2. You can find many scholarships based on your personal traits, hobbies, or planned major. Try googling “scholarships for…” and list any of those options. You can use almost any personal trait or hobby. 
  3. Just ask! Many places might be willing to help support your college goals if you show the initiative. Try asking or writing letters to your church, local clubs (such as the local rotary club, ELKS club, Kiwanis club), and even local businesses. Business owners are often very impressed when students show this kind of effort and may be very happy to help you attend college. Here is a sample letter to get you started!
  4. Look up scholarships that are offered by larger companies and corporations as well (Taco Bell, Sallie Mae, Earnest, Denny's, etc.).
  5. You will most likely apply for several more scholarships than you actually get. Please don’t let this discourage you! The more scholarships that you apply for, the more likely you are to get money for college. Remember, the more effort that you put into your search and applications, the more likely you are to get scholarships.

New Scholarships

Accounting

Anthropology

Architecture

Aviation

Behavioral & Social Science

Business

Computer Science

Students With Disabilities

Dreamers/AB 540

The Department of Education has compiled a list of scholarships available to Undocumented Students. Click here to access the list.

Other resources:

Construction Management and Engineering

Cultural Heritage Scholarships

Scholarships for Minorities

Financial Aid for Minority Students

Film

First Generation Student Scholarships

General Scholarships

Health Science

Journalism

Law

Medicine

Natural and Mathematical Sciences

Nursing

Photography

Political Science

Psychology

Private Donor Scholarships

Scholarship Search Engines

Visual Arts and Graphic Design

Veterans 

See the Veterans Information page on InsideCBU. Click here.

Office of the University Registrar
Location: Yeager Center D118
Phone Number: (951) 343-4566
Fax Number: (951) 343-4903

Office Hours: 8 a.m.–6 p.m. Monday to Thursday; 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Friday

Email: registrar@calbaptist.edu 

Here are some additional scholarships as well:

Veterans Service Organization Scholarships 

Th‑e following organizations offer scholarships primarily to active duty military, veterans, and/or their families. Further information is at the websites listed.

Graduate Scholarships