Corban University: merit scholarships by GPA
Corban University awards automatic merit aid from a published grid keyed to GPA — the ACT is not used. Awards start at a 3.0 GPA and reach $18,000 a year. Because the bands are steps rather than a slope, a hundredth of a GPA point is worth nothing inside a band and the whole step at the edge of one.
Enter a GPA below to see which band it actually lands in, what that band pays, and what the next band needs.
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The grid itself still carries a 2025-2026 label, while Corban's scholarships hub states the same $10,000 to $18,000 range for 2027-2028 — so the figures are current but the heading on the grid is not. The GPA is unweighted, and Corban's broader page describes these awards as going to on-campus freshmen, though the grid itself sets no housing condition.
Unweighted, as the school asks for it.
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Example — a 3.60 GPA
Dean's Scholarship
$16,000 a year / year
About $64,000 over four years, if it renews.
Corban awards this on GPA alone, so an ACT score does not change it. A higher score can still matter for admission, for honours programmes, and at other schools on the list — but not for this award.
The ACT doesn't move the money here — but it still decides admission, honours eligibility, and what they is worth at the other schools on the list, where most awards are score-keyed.
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The published Corban merit aid grid
Reproduced in full from Corban University’s own pages for 2027-28 entry. Nothing here is estimated: where the school states a benefit rather than a figure, that is what the table says.
Academic scholarships
Awarded automatically on the unweighted cumulative high school GPA. Annually renewable, and stackable with other scholarships and grants.
$18,000 a year
Trustee's Scholarship
No score needed
$17,000 a year
Provost's Scholarship
No score needed
$16,000 a year
Dean's Scholarship
No score needed
$14,000 a year
Director's Scholarship
No score needed
$10,000 a year
Warrior's Scholarship
No score needed
| Award | With a score | Per year |
|---|---|---|
| Trustee's Scholarship | — | $18,000 a year |
| Provost's Scholarship | — | $17,000 a year |
| Dean's Scholarship | — | $16,000 a year |
| Director's Scholarship | — | $14,000 a year |
| Warrior's Scholarship | — | $10,000 a year |
Source: Academic scholarships · verified 2026-10-24
Does Corban superscore for scholarships?
Not stated, and it would not matter — the current grid reads no score.
With nothing published, plan for the stricter reading: look up your best single sitting in the grid above, work out your superscore as well, and ask Corban’s financial aid office which one they read before you count on the higher band.
Comparing schools? See which colleges superscore for scholarships — 66 of 501 commit to it, 52 say they do not, and the rest never say.
Where these numbers came from
Every figure on this page was read from Corban University’s own published pages, linked below with the date we last confirmed them. We do not estimate a missing band or interpolate a value.
- There is no GPA floor: below a 3.00 the Warrior's award still pays $10,000 a year.
- The ladder spans $8,000 a year, which is wide enough that climbing rungs genuinely pays.
- The 3.94-to-3.95 step is worth $1,000 a year.
- The GPA is unweighted, so honours and AP coursework buy nothing on rungs a tenth of a point apart.
- An older ACT-based Corban grid still surfaces in search results; it is not current.
- These awards stack with other scholarships and grants, but not with transfer scholastic awards.
- Available to traditional undergraduate students only.
- The grid's heading still reads 2025-2026 while the amounts match the published 2027-2028 range.
Check before you rely on it. Grids change by entry year and schools update them without notice. This page is a reproduction with a date on it, not a guarantee, and it is not financial aid advice. ClutchACT is not affiliated with Corban University.
Frequently asked questions
What ACT score do you need for a scholarship at Corban?
Corban University publishes a merit aid grid keyed to ACT score and GPA. See the tables on this page for the current bands.
Is Corban test-optional?
Corban's admission testing requirement is not stated on either scholarship page, so nothing is claimed about it here. For merit aid the answer is different: an older Corban grid keyed awards to test scores and still appears in search results; the current page reads GPA only, so a score does not move this money. Being admitted without a score and qualifying for money without a score are two separate questions.
How much is a 30 on the ACT worth at Corban?
On Corban's published grid for 2027-28 entry, an ACT of 30 with a 3.6 GPA qualifies for Dean's Scholarship at $16,000 a year, about $64,000 over four years if it renews.
Does Corban superscore the ACT for scholarships?
Not stated, and it would not matter — the current grid reads no score.
Is this Corban scholarship data current?
Every figure on this page was read from Corban University's own published pages and last verified on 2026-10-24. The sources are linked at the bottom of the page with that date. Grids change by entry year, so check the source before relying on a figure for a decision.
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