Schools in Colorado
Scholarships awarded without a separate application
These schools publish awards based on the student’s record at admission. We pulled the names, amounts, and rules into one list.
Verified Jul 202626 days ago· MP
- Schools found
- 6
- Public schools
- 6
- Private schools
- 0
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The school names and award figures below come from the verified school records used to build this page.
| School | Type | Automatic tiers | Sample automatic awards |
|---|---|---|---|
| Colorado Mesa | Public | 1 | Automatic Merit Scholarships (Trustee / Presidents / Academic Achievement): $3,000-$7,500/year |
| Colorado Mines | Public | 2 | President's Scholarship: Resident $2,500-$7,000; Non-resident $12,000-$16,000Provost Award: Resident $1,000-$2,000; Non-resident $6,000-$10,000 |
| Colorado State | Public | 7 | Green & Gold (non-resident) — 4.0+: $16,000 per year (covers ~44% of tuition/fees)Green & Gold (non-resident) — 3.80–3.99: $12,000 per year (~33% of tuition/fees)Green & Gold (non-resident) — 3.60–3.79: $10,000 per year (~28% of tuition/fees)+4 more on the school page |
| CSU Pueblo | Public | 8 | Presidential Scholar (Automatic Merit): $8,000 per yearDistinguished Scholar (Automatic Merit): $5,000 per yearPromising Scholar (Automatic Merit): $3,000 per year+5 more on the school page |
| CU Boulder | Public | 1 | See full ladder |
| Fort Lewis College | Public | 8 | Colorado Scholars Award (in-state, 4.0+): Total $8,000 (an additional $3,000 on top of the in-state Presidential base)Presidential Tuition Scholarship (in-state): $5,000 per year (in-state)Provost's Tuition Scholarship (in-state): $4,000 per year (in-state)+5 more on the school page |