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Supporting the Lifetime Development of Phi Mu Women Through

Academic Scholarships

Congratulations, Phi Mu Foundation Scholars!

For the 2026-27 academic year, we awarded

$ 0

in scholarships to 124 collegiate & alumnae members.

VIEW 2026-27 RECIPIENTS

In 1852, it was rare for a woman to attend college, let alone graduate with her degree.

Our Founders were among the first of their generation to attain a college education; in fact, Wesleyan College was the first college in the world chartered to grant degrees to women. Our members today share that same passion for learning.  

"Thank you for believing in Phi Mu women and supporting their dreams, no matter how big they may be. By investing in our education and future, you are creating a generation of women who are strong leaders that will positively impact many others. This scholarship is so meaningful to me as my educational costs make pursuing my goals a daunting task. It is contributions like yours that make achieving the career I dreamed of seem possible."
Callie Stewart
Callie StewartKappa Sigma

Phi Mu Foundation Scholarship Program

  • Eligible Phi Mu members are encouraged to apply for a variety of graduate and undergraduate scholarships awarded each academic year. Below you will find helpful information regarding the scholarship process.
  • Application will be available on December 1st and must be submitted by February 16th to be considered for the following academic year
  • Only one application is required to be considered for all scholarships.
  • Most scholarships are unrestricted, but some have been established for a particular chapter, field of study, state of residence or college.
  • There are both merit and financial need scholarships.
  • Applicants are scored in several categories: academic, involvement (Phi Mu/campus/community), financial need, personal statements and recommendations.
  • Foundation members receive extra consideration.

General Eligibility

  • All applicants must meet the following criteria:
  • You must be an initiated collegiate or alumnae members in good standing with Phi Mu Fraternity
  • You must have a cumulative grade point average of 3.2 or above
  • You may only apply if you have received fewer than three scholarships from Phi Mu Foundation over your lifetime
  • You must be enrolled by the deadline of acceptance as stated by the Foundation.
  • Click here to access the full list of requirements on the scholarship instruction guide.

Below are some resources to help you prepare for your scholarship application journey:

Before You Begin Read This!

Scholarship Application Instruction Guide

View the 2025-26 Phi Mu Foundation Scholarship Recipients

Scholarship FAQs:

The 2027-28 scholarship application opens December 1, 2026 and closes February 15, 2027. Awards for this cycle will be sent out Summer 2027 and will apply to Fall 2027 and Spring 2028. 

No. Phi Mu members may only receive three (3) scholarships during the entirety of her collegiate and alumnae experience.

Yes. The minimum GPA to apply is a 3.2 (based on a 4.0 scale) for both graduate and undergraduate applicants.

Undergraduate applicants must be enrolled in an accredited college or university working toward a degree as a full-time student at the time of acceptance. Graduate applicants can be enrolled in an accredited college or university master’s degree program as a part-time or full-time student (including doctorial students). Acceptance date is set by Foundation staff but is typically around July 1.
Yes!  As long as you meet the minimum GPA and enrollment requirements you may apply. Phi Mu Foundation offers an “Outstanding First Year Member” scholarship to first-year members of Phi Mu.

Undergraduate applicants are defined as students who are currently enrolled in an undergraduate program at an accredited college or university and will remain enrolled in an undergraduate program for the entire 2027-28 academic year. Graduate applicants are defined as students who are currently enrolled in a graduate program and will remain enrolled for the entire 2027-28 academic year.

Yes, If you are an undergraduate student who has applied (or anticipate applying) for admission to a graduate program to begin during the 27-28 academic year please submit an undergraduate application (proof of enrollment is required if you are selected to receive a scholarship.).
Need-based scholarships are awarded by evaluating your overall financial need. This is done based on a series of questions related to your current financial situation. Merit based scholarships are awarded by evaluating your academic criteria alone. No financial information is considered when determining merit-based scholarship recipients.  You may only apply as a need-based applicant OR a merit based applicant.  Only one application will be accepted.
Yes. All applicants who are selected for a need-based scholarship will be required to provide your FAFSA Submission Summary. More information on the FAFSA Submission Summary can be found at https://studentaid.gov/apply-for-aid/fafsa/review-and-correct/fafsa-submission-summary. 
No. Unofficial transcripts can be uploaded during the application process. If you are selected for a scholarship from Phi Mu Foundation you will be required to submit an official copy to the Foundation office. All transcripts must be uploaded to your application. Please do not mail transcripts to the Foundation office during the application process.
If you have been accepted to a college or university but have not received a transcript, please submit a current transcript from undergraduate college or university.
You are required to submit two (2) recommendations from professional or academic sources. DO NOT ask for a letter of recommendation. We email questions directly to your chosen recommenders. 
 
Do not select a family member, chapter member or friend for your recommendation. The intent of this recommendation is someone who can attest to your overall character and/or need for a scholarship.
Inform recommenders that they will receive an email from Good Grants.  This email will contain a link to follow to give your recommendation online. Once complete, the recommendation will automatically upload to your application account. Remind your recommenders to check the SPAM folder if they do not receive the initial email. Recommendations are due on February 18, 2027.  Your application will not be eligible until you have obtained both recommendations.
Applicants are notified via email if they will or will not receive a scholarship.  The Foundation office will use your preferred email address indicated in your application.  Applicants are announced over the summer.  Please be careful to submit an email address that you will have access to while you are away from school.

Please contact the Scholarship Manager at scholarships@phimufoundation.org with any additional questions.

"Thank you from the bottom of my heart to the donors who generously donate to the Phi Mu Foundation Scholarship program. This scholarship will not only impact my aspirations of perusing higher education, it will also allow me to focus on my future career and goals."
Nina Odhiambo
Nina OdhiamboEta Beta
"As a graduate student, single mother, and first-generation college student, this support has not only alleviated financial stress but also reminded me of the power of sisterhood that extends far beyond college walls. This scholarship has allowed me to fully engage in my academic program without constantly worrying about how I will afford tuition or provide for my children. It has opened the door for me to continue pursuing my degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with greater focus and determination, ultimately moving me closer to my long-term goal of earning a PhD in Sports Psychology and becoming an advocate for mental health in youth sports."
Lauren Harville
Lauren HarvilleMu
"Thank you so much for believing in someone like me. As a first generation student, I have always felt the pressure to do everything right and not fall behind. This scholarship gave me a sense of relief and reminded me that I am supported by a community that truly cares. Knowing that other Phi Mu women are cheering me on makes me feel seen and encouraged in a way I did not expect. It made me feel like I belong here."
Jenny Tang
Jenny TangEta Sigma

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