Bridge Scholarships at Lindenwood University represent key partnerships that support enrollment of students who complete two years at a local institution and pursue completion of a bachelor’s degree at Lindenwood University.
St. Charles Community College:
Spencer Creek Scholarship
Providing a bridge from St. Charles Community College to Lindenwood University, our partnership allows students the opportunity to continue their education and complete their four-year degree.
To be eligible for the scholarship, St. Charles Community College students must meet the criteria below. Scholarships are awarded up to $12,000 annually for full-time students who remain in good academic standing. Qualifying students are also eligible to receive federal and state funds. Our scholarships are renewable for up to four years.
To qualify for these scholarships, the student must:
- Enroll in Lindenwood directly from St. Charles Community College.
- Not attended another 2-year or 4-year institution since their last enrollment at SCC.
- Last enrollment at SCC must be within one (1) academic year from their enrollment in LU.
- Students must have completed an associate degree from SCC.
Mineral Area College:
Meramec Scholarship
Providing a bridge from Mineral Area College to Lindenwood University, our partnership allows students the opportunity to continue their education and complete their four-year degree.
To be eligible for the scholarship, Mineral Area College students must meet the criteria below. Scholarships are awarded up to $12,000 annually for full-time students who remain in good academic standing. Qualifying students are also eligible to receive federal and state funds. Our scholarships are renewable for up to four years.
To qualify for these scholarships, the student must:
- Enroll in Lindenwood directly from Mineral Area College.
- Not attended another 2-year or 4-year institution since their last enrollment at Mineral Area College.
- Last enrollment at Mineral Area College must be within one (1) academic year from their enrollment in LU.
- Students must have completed an associate degree from Mineral Area College.