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This application is to obtain an emergency scholarship from the Jeannine Rainbolt College of Education. These funds are designated to support students who are experiencing a financial emergency due to unexpected circumstances. Please fill out this form to be considered for this award. Our scholarship committee will review requests and get back to you within seven days. Students should expect an email follow-up to their official OU email address once their request has been reviewed and processed by the committee. For questions or issues related to this application, please email JRCoEScholarships@ou.edu.

Thanks,
JRCoE Staff

Examples of Appropriate Requests include but are not limited to: Medical expenses, natural disasters, personal emergencies, housing issues, family crisis, loss of income.

Examples of Inappropriate Requests: Assistance with outstanding tuition and fees, payments to family members, credit card or loan payments.

First Name:

Last Name:

Sooner ID Number:

OU Email:

Primary Phone Number:

Permanent Address (Include street address, city, state, and zip code):

Confirm Sooner ID:

Confirm OU Email:

What is your class standing?

Major:

Total Retention GPA:

Expected Graduation Date:

Total Hours Completed:

Hours enrolled in current semester:

Do you have a current FAFSA on file?

Yes
No

Did you apply for scholarships on OU's Centralized Academic Scholarship Hub (CASH)?

Yes
No

Have you received an emergency scholarship through the Jeannine Rainbolt College of Education in the past?

Yes
No

Are you currently employed?

Yes
No

Have you contacted the OU Scholarship Office concerning your emergency?

Yes
No

Have you contacted the OU Financial Aid office concerning your emergency?

Yes
No

Have you discussed a long-term financial plan with a money coach?

Yes
No

Have you applied for a Sooners Helping Sooners grant?

Yes
No

Would you like information about additional resources available to you (food bank, shelter, bills, housing, etc.)?

Yes
No