Academics
As Zetas, we value education and it is our top priority. We have designated study hours for new members, pages to see which of your sisters are in your classes, and more! We are so proud of the Zeta women that continue to make academics a priority!
The Foundation Scholarship Committee reviews applications and ranks them based on leadership in Zeta Tau Alpha, academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.0); active participation in chapter, campus and community activities; and financial need. Applications are now open for graduate and undergraduate scholarships. Applications are due March 1.
- Founders Grants– Nine grants at a minimum of $9,000 each are given annually to those pursuing a post-baccalaureate degree. These grants are funded through a combination of endowed monies and funds from the General Scholarship Fund.
- Recognition Scholarships– A scholarship minimum of $2,000, this award is established with $1,600 donated by the chapter or individuals funding it and $400 contributed from the Zeta Tau Alpha Foundation. These scholarships can be designated for specific chapters, provinces or areas. Click here to download the Recognition Scholarship Commitment form.
- Achievement Scholarships– Given to both undergraduates and graduate students from annual contributions to the General Scholarship Fund.
- Service Scholarships– Available for those studying special education, social work or other health-related professions, the money for these scholarships comes from the Service Fund.
- Endowed Scholarships– Generally given in honor or in memory of a special Zeta, the interest generated by the specific fund each year is used to provide the scholarship. These scholarships vary in amount depending on the size of the endowment. The minimum donation to create an endowed scholarship is $40,000 over three years.