Scholarships, Awards & Financial Aid

The Towson UTeach program provides multiple scholarship opportunities for incoming and current students.

Kahlert Foundation Scholarships for Incoming Students (math, computer science, biology, chemistry, earth-space science, and physics)

For incoming students (those applying to Towson University), there are two scholarships available, provided by the Kahlert Foundation. Please click on the links below for additional information.

• For students entering the university as freshmen - $12,000 total maximum award; up to $3,000 in each of four years.  Application deadline for priority consideration of 2024-2025 awards is 12/1/2023.
• For students entering the university as transfer students -  $6,000 total maximum award; up to $3,000 in each of two years.  Application deadline for priority consideration of 2024-2025 awards is 12/1/2023.   

Kahlert Foundation Scholarships for Computer and Mathematical Sciences Secondary Education (current students)

Availabile to current students pursuing dual teaching certification and majoring in Computer and Mathematical Sciences Secondary Education.  Please click on the links below for additional information.

• For current students – $7,500 total maximum award; up to $2,500 in each of three years. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.

Several scholarships are available for current students.  SUBMIT a 2023 FAFSA by 3/1 and an Application by 3/18.

[applications for 2024-2025 will be available starting January 2024]

Dr. Carol L. and Robert E. Daihl Endowed Scholarship

• science major who intends to teach secondary school science
• demonstrated unmet financial need as defined by FAFSA
• a cumulative GPA of at least 2.5
• award semester: Final Internship Semester
• award amount: Approximately $1,400

Dollenberg Family Endowed Scholarship

• mathematics major with a concentration in secondary education
• full-time enrollment status (at least 12 credit hours)
• a graduate of a Baltimore City or Baltimore County high school
• demonstrated unmet financial need as defined by FAFSA
• good academic standing
• award amount can vary: Approximately $1,200 to $2,000

Dr. George E. Hohl '55 and Anne S. Hohl Endowed Scholarship

• mathematics, computer and mathematical sciences, or science major with a concentration in secondary education
• completed either SEMS 120 or SEMS 130
• full-time student status (at least 12 credit hours)
• demonstrated unmet financial need as defined by FAFSA
• outstanding academic achievement
• potential for teaching excellence
• award amount: Approximately $1,200 

Kahlert Foundation Endowed Scholarship for Towson UTeach

• mathematics, computer and mathematical sciences, or science major with a concentration in secondary education
• completed either SEMS 120 or SEMS 130
• full-time enrollment status (at least 12 credit hours)
• Maryland resident
• preference given to child or grandchild of existing or former Evapco employee
• demonstrated unmet financial need as defined by FAFSA
• outstanding academic achievement
• potential for teaching excellence
• award amount: Multiple awards of at least $1,200 

R. Elizabeth Remsberg ’27 Endowed Scholarship

• mathematics, computer and mathematical sciences, or science major with a concentration in secondary education
• completed either SEMS 120 or SEMS 130
• full-time enrollment status (at least 12 credit hours)
• demonstrated unmet financial need as defined by FAFSA
• outstanding academic achievement
• potential for teaching excellence
• award amount: Approximately $1,300