Oregon merit scholarships for a 3.0 GPA

A student with a 3.0 GPA (4.0 scale) meets the published GPA threshold at 6 colleges in Oregon in our verified dataset, before any test-score condition is considered. 1 of those colleges guarantee the award automatically for students who meet the full published criteria; 5 automatically consider students, with amounts that are not guaranteed. Each row shows the college's top award reachable at this GPA, with its test-score threshold where the grid also requires one. All figures come from the colleges' own published pages, verified 2026-11-02.

Guaranteed automatic awards

Each award below is labelled guaranteed automatic because the college's own page explicitly says the award is automatic for students who meet the published criteria. Amounts are exact published figures. The award shown is the top published award at this college that the band on this page reaches — its remaining conditions (GPA, residency, deadlines) are on its row.

College — top awardMin GPAMin SATMin ACT$/year4-yr totalResidencyDeadlineSeparate app?Source
Linfield University
McMinnville, OR
Linfield Recognition Award
Guaranteed — published by the college
2.9——$26,000$104,000bothNoOfficial source
Verified 2026-11-02

Automatically considered — amount not guaranteed

For the awards below, the college automatically considers students who meet the published criteria, but the amount is not guaranteed. Figures shown are the college's published amounts a student may be awarded — read the official source for how selection and funding work.

College — top awardMin GPAMin SATMin ACT$/year4-yr totalResidencyDeadlineSeparate app?Source
Bushnell University
Eugene, OR
Merit Scholarship
Consideration — amount not guaranteed
3.0——$12,000 (published figure — not guaranteed)— (published figure — not guaranteed)bothUnknownOfficial source
Verified 2026-11-02
Portland State University
Portland, OR
Out-of-State Opportunity Scholarship
Consideration — amount not guaranteed
3.0——$6,000 (published figure — not guaranteed)$24,000 (published figure — not guaranteed)out-of-stateNoOfficial source
Verified 2026-11-02
Warner Pacific University
Portland, OR
Warner Pacific Scholarship
Consideration — amount not guaranteed
3.0——$3,500 (published figure — not guaranteed)$14,000 (published figure — not guaranteed)bothUnknownOfficial source
Verified 2026-11-02
Southern Oregon University
Ashland, OR
Siskiyou Scholarship
Consideration — amount not guaranteed
3.0——$1,000 (published figure — not guaranteed)$4,000 (published figure — not guaranteed)in-stateFebruary 1 (priority)NoOfficial source
Verified 2026-11-02
Eastern Oregon University
La Grande, OR
University Scholar Award
Consideration — amount not guaranteed
3.0——$1,000 (published figure — not guaranteed)$4,000 (published figure — not guaranteed)bothPriority deadline of February 1 (University Scholar)NoOfficial source
Verified 2026-11-02

Common questions

How many Oregon colleges guarantee a merit scholarship at a 3.0 GPA?

1 colleges in Oregon guarantee an award automatically at a 3.0 GPA, when the student also meets the award's other published conditions. 5 more consider students automatically at this GPA, but their amounts are not guaranteed.

What is the biggest merit award in Oregon at a 3.0 GPA?

The tables above are sorted by the published amount per year, separately for guaranteed awards and for automatic-consideration awards — the top row of each table is the largest published amount at this GPA in the state.

Where do these amounts come from?

Every figure is taken from the college's own published merit page and was verified on 2026-11-02. Always confirm on the official source before applying.

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How to read this page: figures come only from the college's own published pages. Class A = guaranteed automatic (the college publishes the promise). Class B = automatic consideration — amount not guaranteed. Every figure links to its official source with a verification date. Full methodology →
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