CALUMS Scholarship

CALUMS Scholarship Awards

SCHOLARSHIP POLICY

To further expand gateways for academic excellence and inspire high achievers within the students, awards, and scholarship opportunities shall be accorded to qualified and deserving students as far as practicable. Programs directed towards this goal shall be aligned and implemented in light of the founding philosophy and institutional mission of California University of Management and Sciences.

STUDENT AWARDS

 1. Quarterly Academic Dean’s List Award

The Quarterly Academic Dean’s List Award is given to students who have earned a Quarter Grade Point Average (QGPA) of 4.0. To be eligible for this award, the student must have completed at least two (2) quarter terms in CALUMS and earned credits for a full academic load excluding program prerequisite courses. Full academic load means at least eight (8) quarter units for graduate students. A student may receive this award as many times as possible during his or her program of study in CALUMS. The Academic Dean’s List Certificate is given to the student and his or her name will be included in the prestigious Quarterly Academic Dean’s List to be posted at the bulletin boards.

2. Board of Trustee’s Award

The Board of Trustee’s Award is given to an honor student with a Cumulative GPA of 4.0 and found to have professed extraordinary commitment to the University as determined by the Graduation Committee. A special plaque is given to the student during the school’s annual Award Ceremony.

3. President’s Award

The President’s Award is given to a student who by his or her participation and/or excellent performance in a community activity has privileged CALUMS with honorable recognition in society. Such activities may include academic competitions, business forums, socio-political and cultural events, sports tournaments, national and international nominations or awards, and other activities of similar nature. Any member of the faculty or school staff may recommend candidates for this award through the Student Services Advisor for approval of the President. A special plaque is given to the student during the school’s annual Award Ceremony.

4. Academic Dean’s Award

The Academic Dean’s Award is given to the student(s) in their graduating class who have completed with the highest GPA in their program. The Academic Dean will recommend candidates for this award to the Graduation Committee. A special plaque is given to the student during the school’s annual Award Ceremony.

5. Student Services Award

The Student Services Award is given to the student who demonstrated exemplary performance of his or her assigned duties and responsibilities while assisting in student services within the campus. The award will highlight the student’s major contributions impacting on academics or student life. The Student Services Advisor will recommend candidates for this award to the Graduation Committee. A special plaque is given to the student during the school’s annual Award Ceremony.

6. Alumni Award

The Alumni Award is given to a CALUMS Alumni in recognition of outstanding leadership or achievements in society. The awardee Alumni is chosen among students who graduated from 3 to 5 years from the current year. The Student Services Advisor will recommend candidates for this award to the Graduation Committee. One (1) awardee is selected as the recipient of the Alumni Award each year.

The student must have completed at least two (2) quarter terms in CALUMS and earned credits for a full academic load excluding program prerequisite courses. Full academic load means at least twelve (12) quarter units for undergraduate students, at least eight (8) quarter units for graduate students. A student may receive this award as many times as possible during his or her program of study in CALUMS. The Academic Dean’s List Certificate is given to the student and his or her name will be included in the prestigious Quarterly Academic Dean’s List to be posted on the bulletin boards.

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