King-Morgridge Scholars Program

The King-Morgridge Scholars Program (kmsp.wisc.edu) is a four-year, full-tuition scholarship for enterprising, creative, dedicated students committed to applying their talents toward poverty alleviation. Selected for their community involvement, leadership, academic success, and commitment to addressing poverty alleviation, King-Morgridge Scholars join us from secondary institutions around the globe. For additional information on the scholarship application, please visit: https://admissions.wisc.edu/international-scholarships/

Eligibility requirements:

  • Incoming first-year, undergraduate, Bachelor’s degree-seeking students.
  • Students must apply “Early Action” to UW-Madison. Only students admitted early action will be considered for the KMSP.
  • Graduated from high schools/secondary schools in Africa, the Caribbean, Latin American, South Asia, and Southeast Asia.
  • Preference is given to first-generation students.
  • Applicants must demonstrate a high level of financial need.
  • As of November 1st, 2026, applicants must be within three years of the high school graduation date listed on your transcript.

NO Late applications will be accepted for any reason. We suggest applying early to avoid any technical or other issues. Review of applications will begin after deadline passes.

Questions can be directed to: kmscholars@admissions.wisc.edu

Award
Full Tuition, Room & Board
Organizations
King-Morgridge Scholars Program
Deadline
11/01/2026
Supplemental Questions
  1. 2027: In what country did you (or will you) graduate high/secondary school?
  2. 2027: Please describe how you might use a degree from UW-Madison to address issues of poverty alleviation and economic or community development in your home country/region.
  3. 2027: What can your family contribute over your 4 year degree at UW-Madison? TEST FILL IN AS A NUMBER
  4. 2027: What can your family contribute over your 4 year degree at UW-Madison? RADIO BUTTONS
  5. 2027: Tell us in short answer format about your family's financial status and ability to support your college education.
  6. 2027: Have either of your parents completed a college or university degree?
  7. 2027: Please share more information about your parents' education.
  8. 2027: Please share a list of your siblings and their current or highest educational level.
  9. 2027: Have you completed university level coursework following your graduation from high/secondary school?
  10. 2026: Application process acknowledgement

    Eligibility requirements:
    • Incoming first-year, undergraduate, Bachelor’s degree-seeking students.
    • Students must apply "Early Action" to UW-Madison.
    • Graduated from high schools/secondary schools in Africa, the Caribbean, Latin American, South Asia, and Southeast Asia.
    • Applicants must be first-generation students who demonstrate a high level of financial need.
    • Applicants must be within three years of receipt of high school diploma or GED.

    NO Late applications will be accepted for any reason. We suggest applying early to avoid any technical or other issues. Review of applications will begin after deadline passes.

    Questions can be directed to: kmscholars@admissions.wisc.edu
  11. KEITH HELP ME EDIT 2027: Application process acknowledgement Eligibility requirements: * Incoming first-year, undergraduate, Bachelor’s degree-seeking students. * Students must apply "Early Action" to UW-Madison. * Graduated from high schools/secondary schools in Africa, the Caribbean, Latin American, South Asia, and Southeast Asia. * Preference is given to first-generation students. * Applicants must demonstrate a high level of financial need. * Applicants must be within three years of receipt of high school diploma or GED. NO Late applications will be accepted for any reason. We suggest applying early to avoid any technical or other issues. Review of applications will begin after deadline passes. Questions can be directed to: kmscholars@admissions.wisc.edu
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