Transfer Scholarships
Important: New scholarship levels listed on this page apply to the Fall 2026 semester and beyond (not Spring 2026 new students).
CSU Pueblo offers transfer scholarships to help reduce tuition costs and support your transition to a four-year degree. Review the options below for eligibility details, award amounts, and renewal requirements.
Scholarships
Explore Colorado Resident, Transfer, and Additional scholarship opportunities at CSU Pueblo.
Colorado Residents
$1,000 Commitment to Colorado
$1,000/year for Colorado residents who file FAFSA by May 1, receive a Pell Grant, and have a 3.0+ GPA. Not stackable with Automatic Merit.
Colorado Promise
Reimburses out-of-pocket tuition & fees (first 65 credits) for Colorado residents with family income ≤ $90,000.
Pack Promise
“Last-dollar” aid covering remaining in-state tuition after grants/scholarships for eligible students.
Colorado Opportunity Scholarship Initiative (COSI)
Support services and scholarships for adult learners (25+). Current programs include Finish What You Started and Back To Work.
Denver Scholarship Fund
For selected graduates from specific Denver-area high schools. Check eligibility and how to apply.
Transfer Scholarships
4-Year Transfer Scholarship
$3,000 per year (max 4 semesters) for new transfers from a regionally accredited 4-year institution with 3.25+ GPA.
Destination Scholarship
$2,000 per year (max 4 semesters) for new transfers with AA/AS/AGS/AAS and 3.0+ GPA; full-time and 3.0 to renew.
Phi Theta Kappa (PTK)
$1,500/year (max 4 semesters) for new transfer students with verified PTK membership; 3.0 GPA and full-time enrollment required.
Community College Connection Scholarship
$1,000/year (max 4 semesters) for new Colorado resident transfer students with an associate degree and 3.25+ GPA.
Additional Scholarships
$1,000 First Generation Scholarship
$1,000/year for first-gen students (3.0 HS or transfer GPA), FAFSA by May 1, full-time; renewable with 3.0 GPA.
$1,000 Living Learning Incentive
Nonresident, WUE, ThunderWolf Rate, and NM Reciprocal students living on campus may receive $1,000/year (up to 4 years).
Honors Program
$2,000 scholarship + up to $1,000 for room/board for admitted Honors students (cannot stack with Automatic Merit).
Robert Noyce Scholars Program
Scholarships/stipends for STEM majors who earn teaching credentials and commit to teaching in high-need K–12 districts.
Pueblo Hispanic Education Foundation (PHEF)
Scholarships for students from Pueblo and Southern Colorado. Learn more and apply on the PHEF site.
Daniels Fund
Open to high school seniors from CO, NM, UT, or WY. See eligibility and application details.
International Merit Scholarship
USD $8,000 per Academic Year
For new international students. Renewable up to four years for freshmen and two years for transfer or graduate students. Not stackable with other institutional (non-athletic) aid.