Scholarships
Program Scholarships
- Kerrii Brown Anderson Odyssey Scholarship
- The Anonymous Odyssey Scholarship
- Baffi Family Odyssey Program Scholarship
- Brown Family Odyssey Program Scholarship
- Marvin and Eva Burke Clapp Scholarship
- Cobb and Flournoy Family Odyssey Program Scholarship
- DeJoy-Wos Scholars Odyssey Program Scholarship
- Anjelica Del Vecchio ’24 Odyssey Scholarship
- Cristian Del Vecchio ’22 Odyssey Scholarship
- Edna Scholars
- Edward W. and Joan K. Doherty Odyssey Scholarship
- Ellsworth Family Odyssey Program Scholarship
- Elon Commitment Scholarship
- The Honorable Thad Eure Odyssey Scholarship
- John L. Georgeo Scholarship
- Dr. Kerry J. Gilliland Odyssey Program Scholarship
- Lorraine Fogleman Grant and Muir William Grant Music Scholarship
- Jay M. Grossman Odyssey Program Scholarship
- Margaret Ann Hall Endowed Scholarship
- Heinrich Family Odyssey Program Scholarship
- Madaline Cates Herbert ’31 Memorial Odyssey Scholarship
- Jessie Thurecht Hook ’46 Scholarship
- Horizons National Odyssey Scholarship
- Sam and Vicky Hunt Odyssey Scholarship
- Inman Family Odyssey Scholarship
- Archie and Adelaide Israel Scholarship
- LabCorp-Alamance Scholars at Elon University
- Leo M. Lambert Odyssey Program Scholarship
- Gail H. LaRose Scholarship
- Mac Mahon Family Scholarship
- Nancy S. Midgette Odyssey Scholarship
- Edna Truitt Noiles Odyssey Scholarship
- Pearl Odyssey Program Scholarship
- James B. Piatt, Jr. Odyssey Scholarship
- Sidhu Odyssey Scholarship
- Silvernail Family Odyssey Program Scholarship
- Bill and Sue Smith Odyssey Scholarship
- Steers Odyssey Program Scholarship
- Susan Scholarship
- Tims Access & Success Odyssey Scholarship
- Leon V. and Lorraine B. Watson Scholarship
- Dr. Jo Watts Williams Odyssey Program Scholarship
Commitment to Democracy Scholarships
For students entering in fall 2026, Elon is pleased to offer two Commitment to Democracy Awards. Established in 2021 and built upon the hope for an end to terrorism and spread of democracy around the world, two scholarships will support students inside or outside the United States who have been displaced by conflict or natural disaster, including but not limited to, Afghanistan, Syria and Haiti. The awards, which include endowed scholarships and other university funding, will support tuition, room and board for four years.