Colorado Mesa University Scholarships (2026–2027)
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Last Updated on July 28, 2026- Tuition, housing, and average family net price
- Automatic merit ranges and qualifier benchmarks
- Flagship and hidden-gem awards
- Honors and stacking strategy
📊 Admissions Snapshot
- Acceptance Rate: ~82%
- Middle 50% ACT: 18-24
- Middle 50% SAT: 930-1160
- Average GPA: N/A
Colorado Mesa is one of the rare schools where the scholarship math is simple enough to do at the kitchen table. Admission is rolling and roughly four out of five applicants get in, so the anxiety here is not about getting accepted. It is about timing and paperwork, because almost every dollar CMU hands out is triggered automatically by things your student has already done.
One note on the numbers above. CMU is test-optional, so the published SAT and ACT ranges only reflect students who chose to send scores. That group skews stronger than the class as a whole, which means the real middle of the admitted class sits lower than those ranges suggest. Do not let them scare you off.
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📌 Colorado Mesa University at a Glance
- Test scores are back in the merit formula for Fall 2027. Last year’s ladder was GPA only. This year the top tier requires a score. A 4.0 student who submits nothing lands at Presidential ($5,000), not Trustee ($7,500). That is $2,500 a year, or $10,000 across four years, for one test sitting.
- CMU superscores both the ACT and the SAT. Best section scores across every test date get combined. If your student is close to a cutoff, one more sitting can move real money.
- Merit tiers do not stack with each other. Your student gets the single highest award they qualify for, not a pile of them.
- The full-tuition competitive award is paused. CMU has said it will not select a Distinguished Scholar cohort for 2027 to 2028. Do not build a plan around it.
- If you are a Colorado family under $70,000 AGI, the FAFSA matters more than the test score. The CMU Promise covers in-state tuition entirely, and the only way to trigger it is filing the FAFSA or CASFA.
- Out-of-state families, check the WUE and M&P map before anything else. A 2.5 GPA and the right home address cuts nonresident tuition to 150% of the in-state rate, no separate application required, and it stacks on top of merit.
FAQ
Is this college test-optional? Yes — Colorado Mesa University is test-optional.
What is the middle 50% ACT/SAT? ACT: 18-24; SAT: 930-1160.
Average net price? About $18,305/year after aid.
Does this school use waivers/reciprocity? Yes — participates in WUE.
Merit Scholarships for Incoming Freshmen (Fall 2027-Spring 2028): https://www.coloradomesa.edu/financial-aid/scholarships/freshmen.html
Scholarships for Transfer Students: https://www.coloradomesa.edu/financial-aid/scholarships/transfer.html
CMU and Donor Scholarships: https://www.coloradomesa.edu/financial-aid/scholarships/cmu.html
The CMU Promise: https://www.coloradomesa.edu/financial-aid/cmu-promise.html
CollegeScorecard / Admissions: https://collegescorecard.ed.gov/
💰 Cost of Attendance at Colorado Mesa University 2026-2027
📅 2027–2028 Planning Note: The costs below reflect the most recently published figures (2026–2027). Universities typically finalize the next year’s rates in the spring, and we’ll update this page once official 2027–2028 numbers are released.
Planning tip: At large public universities, tuition, fees, and housing usually increase modestly each year (often in the 2–5% range). For early budgeting, families may want to plan for roughly $1,000–$1,500 more in-state or $2,000–$3,000 more out-of-state in total direct costs once new rates are published.
| Category (2026–2027) | In-State | Out-of-State |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition & Mandatory Fees (2 semesters) | $8,952 | $22,704 |
| Housing & Meals (typical) | $13,904 | $13,904 |
| Total (Direct Costs) | $22,856 | $36,608 |
Average Federal Net Price: $18,305 — this is what families actually paid after grants and scholarships (no loans), based on the most recent federal data. Your specific cost could be significantly lower or higher depending on your financial aid eligibility and merit scholarships. New to Net Price & SAI? Read our guide.
📌 Regional Tuition & Waiver Options
CMU runs two reduced-tuition programs for nonresidents, and together they cover 32 states plus the District of Columbia. The Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE) serves 14 western states plus Guam, American Samoa, and the Northern Mariana Islands. The Mountains and Plains (M&P) program picks up the additional midwestern and western states that WUE does not reach. Both charge 150% of the in-state rate instead of full nonresident tuition, both require a 2.5 GPA, and neither has a separate application. Your student is considered automatically once the admission file is complete, and the result shows up on the acceptance letter. Best part: these discounts stack with CMU merit scholarships.
One catch worth knowing now. Time spent on WUE or M&P does not count toward the twelve-month clock for Colorado residency. A student on one of these programs has to be reclassified as out-of-state for a full year before they can even petition for in-state status. For most families the discount is still the better deal, but do not plan on converting to in-state after freshman year.
FAQ — Cost of Attendance at Colorado Mesa University
Why is CMU’s in-state tuition under $9,000 when other schools are double that?
Two reasons. CMU prices itself as an affordability-first school on purpose, and Colorado runs the College Opportunity Fund, a state stipend paid directly to the university on a per-credit-hour basis for eligible resident undergrads. The number you see already has that stipend subtracted. Your student does have to authorize COF, which happens during the enrollment process, so it is not something to skip past.
Why are housing and meals the same price for in-state and out-of-state students?
Because residency only affects tuition. A dorm room and a meal plan cost CMU the same whether the student drove in from Fruita or flew in from Phoenix. The entire in-state versus out-of-state gap lives in the tuition line, which is exactly why the WUE and M&P programs move the needle so much.
Can out-of-state students get close to the in-state price?
Close, yes. Identical, no. WUE and M&P bring nonresident tuition down to 150% of the in-state rate. Stack a Trustee or Presidential award on top of that and a strong out-of-state student can end up paying less than some Colorado residents who did not qualify for merit. Run your actual numbers through the net price calculator rather than guessing.
Is the average net price figure still accurate?
Treat it as a floor-level reference, not a quote. That number comes from federal reporting and lags by a couple of years, which means it predates the statewide expansion of the CMU Promise. For a Colorado family under $70,000 in adjusted gross income, the real number today is likely well below what the federal average shows.
Does the CMU Promise cover the whole bill?
No, and this trips people up. The Promise covers the student’s share of in-state tuition. It does not cover student fees, parking permits, course-specific fees, the matriculation fee, housing, meals, or books. A family whose tuition is fully covered can still be looking at a meaningful housing and meals bill, so budget for the full picture.
Why aren’t books and transportation in the total above?
CMU only bills you for tuition, fees, and housing or meal plans. Books, gas, flights home, and personal spending vary wildly from one student to the next, so they are tracked separately. Plan on adding them yourself when you build the real budget.
Will tuition go up each year?
Usually a little. Public universities in Colorado typically adjust rates annually. The important thing is that CMU merit awards are fixed dollar amounts, not percentages, so a $5,000 Presidential award stays $5,000 while the bill creeps up. Build a small annual increase into your four-year plan.
https://www.coloradomesa.edu/student-accounts/expenses.html
https://www.coloradomesa.edu/financial-aid/tuition/tuition-programs.html
https://www.coloradomesa.edu/financial-aid/cmu-promise.html
https://www.coloradomesa.edu/admissions/resources/colorado-residency-requirement.html
📅 CMU Scholarship Timeline (Simple Version)
- Early August: The Fall 2027 application opens. Applying early costs nothing and starts the merit clock.
- October 1: FAFSA and CASFA open, and the CMU Foundation general scholarship application goes live in MAVzone.
- Second Monday in February: Priority deadline for CMU Foundation donor scholarships. In 2027 that lands on February 8.
- March 1 through May 1: Foundation awards go out, with most decided by May 1.
- May 1: The hard stop. Merit consideration closes, and scholarship recipients must submit the enrollment form by this date.
Parent rule of thumb: the May 1 date sounds generous, but the Foundation money is gone by then. Treat February as your real deadline.
Automatic Merit Scholarships — Colorado Mesa University
For Fall 2026, CMU awarded merit on GPA alone. For Fall 2027, test scores are back in the formula at the top. A student with a 3.90 GPA and no submitted score now maxes out at Presidential, which is $5,000. Add a 25 ACT or a 1200 SAT and the same student moves to Trustee at $7,500. That is a $10,000 swing over four years for one Saturday morning. CMU stays test-optional for admission, so this is purely a money decision, not an admission one.
Note: Merit tiers do not stack with one another. Your student receives the single highest tier they qualify for. They do, however, stack with WUE and M&P reduced tuition rates, with CMU Foundation donor awards, and with federal and state grants.
Automatic Merit — FAQs (Colorado Mesa University)
Does my student have to apply for these?
No. Applying for admission is the application. Eligibility is pulled straight from the admission file, which is why getting that file complete and accurate matters more than anything else here.
Do we need a test score?
It depends on the target. Academic Achievement at $3,000 needs a 3.20 GPA and no score at all. Presidential at $5,000 can be earned with a 3.90 GPA and no score, or with a 3.50 to 3.89 GPA plus a 1060 SAT or 21 ACT. Trustee at $7,500 requires both a 3.90 GPA and a 1200 SAT or 25 ACT. If your student is at or above a 3.90, testing is worth $2,500 a year.
Does CMU superscore?
Yes, both tests. CMU combines the highest section scores across multiple sittings to build the best possible composite. This is the opposite of how many merit-heavy schools operate, and it is a genuine advantage for a student who tests more than once.
Which GPA does CMU use?
The highest cumulative high school GPA, weighted or unweighted, whichever helps your student. You do not have to pick.
What if senior-year grades or a retest improve things after we apply?
CMU automatically reconsiders eligibility if the GPA or test scores improve after admission. Send the updated transcript or score report to Admissions. Do not assume they will find it on their own.
Are these renewable, and what does it take to keep them?
Yes, all three renew. Trustee requires a 3.50 cumulative GPA, Presidential requires a 3.25, and Academic Achievement requires a 3.00. Every tier requires completing at least 12 credit hours in each fall and spring semester, and all of them cap out at 120 lifetime attempted credit hours. That cap counts AP, IB, and concurrent enrollment credits your student already earned in high school, which surprises families who came in with a lot of dual credit.
Do these work alongside the out-of-state tuition discounts?
Yes, and CMU says so explicitly. A student on WUE or M&P can also hold a Trustee or Presidential award. For an out-of-state family, that combination is where CMU gets genuinely competitive on price.
What about transfer students?
A transfer arriving with fewer than 24 college-level credits earned after high school is reviewed for these same freshman awards. Above that, your student moves into the transfer awards covered further down the page. Concurrent enrollment, AP, and IB credits do not count toward that 24-credit line.
Who is not eligible?
International students and anyone who already holds a bachelor’s degree are excluded from these merit awards.
https://www.coloradomesa.edu/financial-aid/scholarships/freshmen.html
https://www.coloradomesa.edu/financial-aid/scholarships/merit-transfer-renewal.html
https://www.coloradomesa.edu/financial-aid/scholarships/transfer.html
🏆 Flagship Scholarships (Competitive Scholarships)
CMU’s one big competitive award, the Distinguished Scholar Award, is on pause. The university has stated it will not select a Distinguished Scholar cohort for the 2027 to 2028 academic year. That was the only full-tuition merit award at CMU, it was limited to Colorado residents with a 4.0, and it required a secondary application with a resume and committee review. With it suspended, there is no essay-and-interview scholarship track here at all.
It is not bad news, it is just different news. At a school like Alabama or Arizona, the biggest money sits behind a competitive application and most families who chase it come up empty. At CMU, the biggest money is either automatic or need-based, which means it is predictable. Your student is not competing against a national applicant pool for a scholarship committee’s attention. They are hitting published numbers and filing forms on time. For a lot of families, that is a much better trade.
So instead of writing scholarship essays, put that same energy into three things: get the admission application in early, file the FAFSA or CASFA the week it opens, and complete the CMU Foundation general application in MAVzone before the February priority date. Those three steps unlock essentially every dollar CMU has.
✅ Can You Stack Scholarships at CMU?
| Aid Type | Stacks with Merit? | CMU Parent Translation |
|---|---|---|
| Automatic Merit Tiers | Not with each other | Your student gets one tier, the highest they qualify for. Trustee, Presidential, and Academic Achievement are a ladder, not a shopping cart. |
| WUE / Mountains & Plains | Yes | CMU states this outright. The discount cuts the tuition rate first, then merit comes off what is left. This is the single best combination for out-of-state families. |
| CMU Promise | Yes, but it is last-dollar | Grants and merit get applied first, then the Promise fills whatever tuition gap remains. Winning a merit award does not increase your total, it just shifts who pays. Colorado residents only. |
| CMU Foundation / Donor Awards | Generally yes | These are the gap fillers, and they are the reason to bother with the MAVzone application. Departmental and donor awards can help with fees, housing, and the costs the Promise does not touch. |
| Federal & State Grants | Yes | Pell and the Colorado Student Grant are counted before the Promise kicks in. FAFSA timing is what makes this work. |
| Transfer Awards (Two Rivers, PTK) | Yes, with each other | These two are explicitly stackable, which is unusual. A Phi Theta Kappa member transferring in with a 3.5 can hold both. |
This institution does not offer designated Competitive scholarships at this time.
❓ Flagship / Competitive Scholarship FAQs
Is there any full-tuition scholarship at CMU?
Yes, but it is need-based, not competitive. The CMU Promise covers in-state tuition in full for Colorado residents with a family adjusted gross income of $70,000 or less. There is no application, no essay, and no committee. You file the FAFSA or CASFA and CMU handles the rest.
What was the Distinguished Scholar Award, and is it coming back?
It was CMU’s most prestigious renewable award, worth full tuition for Colorado residents with a 4.0 or higher. It required a separate application with a resume covering leadership, service, work, athletics, and arts, and it was reviewed by a scholarship committee. CMU has only said there will be no cohort for 2027 to 2028. They have not said whether it returns after that. Plan without it and treat any revival as a bonus.
Should we wait to apply in case it comes back?
No. Waiting costs you guaranteed money and buys you nothing. Apply early, hit the automatic tiers, and file the Foundation application in the fall.
Does CMU offer a National Merit package?
No. CMU does not run a National Merit Finalist scholarship program. If your student is a Finalist, that recognition is still worth listing, but it will not trigger a separate CMU award.
Is CMU a QuestBridge or Stamps partner?
No to both.
Where does a high-stats student actually get rewarded here?
The Trustee award plus a WUE or M&P discount, or the Trustee award plus Foundation donor money. A 4.0 student with a 1200 SAT from a WUE state can end up at a total cost that beats most in-state options in their home state. That is CMU’s real pitch, and it does not require winning anything.
https://www.coloradomesa.edu/financial-aid/scholarships/distinguished-scholar.html
https://www.coloradomesa.edu/financial-aid/scholarships/freshmen.html
https://www.coloradomesa.edu/financial-aid/cmu-promise.html
https://www.coloradomesa.edu/financial-aid/scholarships/cmu.html
🎖 Honors & High-Achiever Opportunities at Colorado Mesa
There is no honors application to fill out during senior year, no honors dorm, no separate admission track, and no honors scholarship attached to a freshman application. If your student is used to hearing about honors colleges at other schools, this will feel like something is missing. It is not. CMU built its honors experience differently, and it kicks in after your student is already on campus.
How Honors Actually Works Here
CMU is a member of the National Collegiate Honors Council, and it runs Academic Honors Programs inside individual departments rather than as one university-wide college. Computer Science has one. So do Kinesiology, Chemistry, Physics, Geosciences, Environmental Science, Biology, Art and Design, Social and Behavioral Sciences, and the languages and mass communication programs. Your student picks a major first, then applies to that department’s honors track once they have some college credit behind them.
- Typical entry point: 45 completed semester credit hours with a 3.5 cumulative GPA, which usually means sophomore year
- When to apply: Applications open each spring semester. Deadlines are set by each department, so your student contacts the Academic Department Head directly
- What the application asks for: academic background, community and campus service, academic awards, and a short statement explaining why they want in
- What it takes to finish: honors coursework in the major plus a senior capstone, which can be a thesis, an undergraduate research project, or a creative work
- The part people skip: the capstone has to be presented in a scholarly venue approved by an honors advisor, usually CMU’s annual Student Showcase or a regional conference in the discipline
- Recognition: honors completion is announced at commencement and appears on the academic record
Requirements do vary by department, and some are tougher than the university floor. Art and Design, for example, wants a 3.75 in major coursework on top of the 3.5 cumulative, plus nine credit hours of honors electives. Social and Behavioral Sciences waits until 75 credit hours. Geosciences requires junior or senior standing. Check the specific department page before assuming the general rules apply.
This institution does not offer designated Honors College scholarships at this time.
It is academic distinction, faculty mentorship, and a research credential that matters for graduate and professional school applications. It is not a financial aid award. Do not budget around it. The high-achiever money at CMU lives somewhere else entirely, which is what the next block covers.
Where the High-Achiever Money Actually Lives
Because CMU front-loads its merit into the automatic tiers, families often assume a strong student has nothing left to chase after freshman year. That is wrong, and it is an expensive assumption. The biggest awards available to a CMU student are aimed at people who are already enrolled and already performing.
This is the single largest scholarship a CMU student can realistically win, and almost nobody applies for it as a high school senior because you cannot. Reisher is funded through the Denver Foundation and runs at nine Colorado partner universities, with awards across the program ranging from roughly $6,000 to $22,000 per year. It is deliberately built for the middle of college rather than the start of it, supporting students who have already proven themselves.
- Who it is for: Colorado residents entering as rising sophomores at CMU, or transfers coming in as juniors from a community or junior college, including CMU Tech students finishing an associate degree
- Baseline requirements: a 3.0 or higher GPA, demonstrated financial need through the FAFSA or CASFA, full-time enrollment of at least 12 credits each fall and spring, and staying on track to graduate within the funding window
- What they are looking for: both academics and leadership. Community service, work experience, and campus involvement all count
- Timing: applications run through late winter into spring, with continuing students and transfer students on different deadlines. Check the CMU page for the current dates rather than assuming last year’s
- Bonus: CMU also runs a Reisher Ready program for qualifying freshmen, designed to prepare students to compete for the full Reisher award the following year
Parent translation: if your student is heading to CMU with financial need and a decent GPA, put a reminder on your calendar for the middle of freshman year. This is the award that can change the last three years of the bill.
- Saccomanno Higher Education Foundation: funds both a CMU scholarship and a summer biomedical research internship program in the biological sciences. If your student is pre-med or pre-health, this is the name to know.
- Water Center Student Research Grants: funds undergraduate research tied to water resources on Colorado’s Western Slope or in the Upper Colorado River Basin. Students apply with a faculty advisor, and the deadline typically falls in spring. Real projects with real budgets, which is unusual for undergraduates.
- Faculty research grants: CMU faculty hold externally funded awards from the National Science Foundation, NASA, and the Department of the Interior, and undergraduates work on those projects. Paid research positions come out of these grants, so it is worth asking department heads what is currently funded.
- Student Showcase: CMU’s annual research, creative, and entrepreneurship event, open to undergraduates and graduate students across all campuses. Students apply with a faculty sponsor. This doubles as the presentation venue for departmental honors capstones.
Honors & High-Achiever FAQs (Colorado Mesa University)
Is there anything my student should apply for as a high school senior?
For honors, no. There is nothing to apply to. Focus that energy on hitting the Trustee tier, filing the FAFSA the week it opens, and completing the CMU Foundation application in MAVzone before the February priority date. That is the whole senior-year checklist.
Does departmental honors come with a scholarship?
No. It is an academic credential rather than a financial award. The value shows up later, in graduate school applications, medical and PT school applications, and job interviews where a research capstone gives your student something concrete to talk about.
Can a student do honors in more than one department?
Each program has its own requirements and its own capstone, so doubling up is a heavy lift. Most students pick the one tied to their major. Talk to both department heads before committing.
What if my student’s GPA is below 3.5 after freshman year?
They can apply in a later spring cycle once the cumulative GPA comes up, as long as they still have enough time to finish the coursework and capstone before graduating. Applications run every spring, so a slow start is not permanent.
Is honors admission competitive?
Yes. Department faculty review applications and the departments say outright that admission is competitive. Meeting the GPA floor gets your student considered, not accepted.
Do out-of-state students have the same access?
To departmental honors, yes, with no residency restriction at all. To the Reisher Scholars Program, no. Reisher requires Colorado residency, and a student on WUE or M&P is classified as a nonresident, so that door stays closed. Out-of-state high achievers should focus on CMU Foundation donor awards and paid research positions instead.
Is research really available to undergraduates, or is that just marketing?
It is real, and it is one of the genuine advantages of a school without a large graduate program. At a research university, undergraduates compete with doctoral students for lab spots. At CMU there is no line. Students present at the Student Showcase, get named on funded projects, and go on to medical school and graduate programs from it.
https://catalog.coloradomesa.edu/university-wide-academic-offerings/academic-honors-programs/
https://www.coloradomesa.edu/financial-aid/scholarships/communities/reisher/index.html
https://denverfoundation.org/scholarships/reisher/
https://www.coloradomesa.edu/water-center/studying-water/student-research-grants.html
https://www.coloradomesa.edu/sponsored-programs/current-awards.html
⭐ College Specialty
Colorado Mesa sits in Grand Junction, on the western slope of the Rockies between the Book Cliffs and the Colorado National Monument. It is not a flagship and it does not pretend to be. What it is instead is a regional university built around hands-on programs with clear job outcomes, priced so that a working family can actually get through it. If your student wants a large research university with a famous name, this is not that. If they want small classes, real lab and clinical time, and a degree they can pay for, CMU is worth a serious look.
The CMU / CU Boulder Engineering Partnership — Your student can earn an engineering degree from the University of Colorado Boulder without ever setting foot in Boulder. The first two years are taught by CMU faculty in Grand Junction, and the last two are taught by CU Boulder faculty who live in Grand Junction full time. Civil, mechanical, and electrical and computer engineering are all available this way, all three are ABET accredited, and the diploma is identical to the one handed out in Boulder.
Read this part carefully before you budget. Tuition for the first two years goes to CMU and your financial aid runs through CMU. For the upper-division years, tuition goes to CU Boulder and your aid runs through CU Boulder instead. Fees stay with CMU throughout, and at least 45 credits must be taken from CU Boulder. A CMU merit scholarship does not follow your student into years three and four. Families who build a four-year plan on a $7,500 Trustee award and then hit the CU Boulder billing office in junior year are in for a rough surprise. Ask Admissions to walk you through the funding handoff before you commit.
- Nursing and Health Sciences: One of the front doors to CMU. Strong clinical placement through the regional hospital system in Grand Junction, which is the medical hub for all of western Colorado. Students get patient contact rather than waiting in line behind a graduate program.
- Kinesiology: Listed in some places as Exercise Science, this is one of CMU’s signature departments and feeds into physical therapy, athletic training, occupational therapy, and sports performance careers. It also runs its own departmental honors track.
- Business Administration: The largest undergraduate pathway on campus, with the usual finance, accounting, marketing, and management concentrations. CMU also operates the Hotel Maverick on campus, which gives hospitality and business students an actual working property to learn in rather than a case study.
- Biological Sciences and Environmental Science: The location does a lot of work here. High desert, canyon country, and the Colorado River are all within a short drive, which makes field research genuinely accessible for undergraduates.
- Criminal Justice: Paired with a POST-certified peace officer training program that carries 31 credits and can be folded into an associate or bachelor’s degree, so students can leave with both a degree and a certification.
- CMU Tech: The career and technical division, offering certificates, associate degrees, and industry training. Worth knowing because the CMU Promise covers these programs too, which makes a certificate or associate degree effectively tuition-free for a qualifying Colorado family.
- Departmental Honors Programs: CMU does not have a freshman honors college, so there is no honors application to worry about during senior year of high school. Instead, each academic department runs its own honors track through the National Collegiate Honors Council. Students apply once they have 45 credits and a 3.5 GPA, complete honors coursework, and finish with a capstone research or creative project. No scholarship money is attached, but it is real academic distinction and it shows up at commencement.
🔗 Official Colorado Mesa University Links
Every link below goes to a CMU-owned page. Use these to verify deadlines, award terms, and cost figures before you make a decision. Scholarship criteria at CMU change from one entering class to the next, so check the source rather than trusting a screenshot from last year.
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Undergraduate Admissions:
https://www.coloradomesa.edu/admissions/index.html -
Apply for Admission:
https://www.coloradomesa.edu/admissions/apply.html -
Scholarships Overview:
https://www.coloradomesa.edu/financial-aid/scholarships/index.html -
Merit Scholarships for Incoming Freshmen (award tiers and cutoffs):
https://www.coloradomesa.edu/financial-aid/scholarships/freshmen.html -
Transfer Student Scholarships:
https://www.coloradomesa.edu/financial-aid/scholarships/transfer.html -
Merit & Transfer Scholarship Renewal Terms:
https://www.coloradomesa.edu/financial-aid/scholarships/merit-transfer-renewal.html -
CMU & Donor Scholarships (Foundation application info):
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CMU Foundation Scholarship Portal:
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The CMU Promise:
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CMU Promise Eligibility Details:
https://www.coloradomesa.edu/financial-aid/cmu-promise.html -
WUE & Mountains and Plains Tuition Programs:
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Tuition, Fees & Other Expenses:
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Net Price Calculator:
https://www.coloradomesa.edu/financial-aid/resources/financial-aid-calculator.html -
Common Data Set (Institutional Data):
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CMU / CU Boulder Engineering Partnership:
https://www.coloradomesa.edu/engineering/partnership-program/index.html