Scholarship recipients must be a child, sibling, or grandchild of an alumnus of Delta Tau Epsilon, whose membership was active prior to January 1963; or Lambda Chi Alpha; or be an active member in good standing of the Iota Psi Zeta Chapter of Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity.  Candidates must be currently enrolled full-time, have a 2.75 or above grade point average, and successfully completed a minimum of two full-time semesters.  Candidates who have demonstrated leadership potential shall document that they are currently involved in two or more leadership and/or campus or community service activities through the provision of letters of reference or certificates of participation.  Opportunities to fulfill this requirement include all University registered student organizations and by example, but not limited, community-based organizations such as coaching sports for elementary, middle, or high schools students, volunteering at community centers or nursing homes, or similar activities that are not part of an applicant's degree program.   Leadership potential is the determining criterion for consideration in evaluating candidates for this scholarship, followed by scholarship and financial need respectively.  Management of the application process and selection of the scholarship recipient(s) rests with the University Director of Student Leadership and Activities, in consultation with the fraternity's faculty advisors, the Interfraternity Council Advisor, and the University's Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid.  The scholarship may be renewed providing all selection criteria continue to be met and funding is available.

Opportunity Ferris Cares Scholarships provide emergency funding for  students who have experienced a family or financial crisis and have exhausted all other means of aid. Funds may be used to assist in buying books, program supplies, tools, testing fees, internships, etc. Making a gift to the Opportunity Ferris Cares Scholarship gives Ferris State University students the opportunity to continue their education and to stay on their path for success.

This Scholarship shall be awarded to a deserving television production student of a junior level standing based upon probability of academic success. Selection committee will be comprised of an alumni, senior student representation, faculty and an administrative staff member.  Award amount varies per year and is non-renewable.  Must have 2.00 minimum cumulative GPA. 

The scholarship shall be known as the "William ‘Bill’ Scott Roh Superintendent Scholarship Endowment."  The scholarship shall be awarded to a full-time undergraduate student enrolled in the Construction Management Program with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.75. Preference shall be given to students who seek a career in field supervision.

The "Sports Communication Scholarship Endowment.”  The scholarship shall be awarded to a full-time undergraduate student enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences and majoring in Sports Communication. The recipient must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.75 at the time of application.

This scholarship is awarded to a full-time undergraduate student enrolled in the Plastics Engineering Technology Program with a sophomore, junior, or senior class standing. The recipient shall have qualifying veteran status as certified by the Veteran Certifying Official within the Office of Admissions and Records, unmet financial need, and a cumulative grade point average of 2.75 at the time of application.

The Clifford and Charlotte Whitfield were both educators for much of their career, with Cliff as professor for Ferris' Computer Information Systems program and Char as a teaching assistant at Chippewa Hills High School. Char is establishing this scholarship endowment to provide opportunity to future students who desire a career in Computer Information Systems and to honor the memory and the impact her husband Cliff had on so many during his 20-year tenure at Ferris State University.

The recipient must be a full-time student with a 2.5 GPA majoring Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) related programs at Ferris State University that include Biological Sciences, Biotechnology, Mathematics, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Industrial Chemistry, Pre-Science, Pre-Engineering, Automotive Engineering Technology, Heavy Equipment Technology, HVACR Engineering Technology, Computer Networks and Systems, Computer Information Systems, Electrical/Electronics Engineering Technology, Mechanical Engineering Technology, Product Design Engineering Technology, Surveying Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering Technology, Manufacturing Technology, Plastics Engineering Technology, and Welding Engineering Technology with preference for students majoring Computer Information Systems. The recipient must have a minimum 2.5 GPA at the time of application. Financial need is required and preference given to students who are graduates of Chippewa Hills School District in Remus, Michigan.

To be eligible, a candidate for the scholarship must be a fully matriculated student in good standing with the University who has completed a minimum of 47 credits of academic work and be enrolled in the Food Service/Hospitality Management programs or a program that will lead to a bachelor's degree, associate's degree or certificate in the programs. Financial need is a desirable criterion for selection, but may be excluded as a factor in the awarding decision.

The recipient must be a full-time student. The recipient must have a minimum 3.0 GPA at the time of application. Financial need is not required. Students who are accepted and enrolled in the Ferris State University College of Pharmacy.