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Bellarmine University is greatly increasing its award for students who participate in the   Kentucky Governor’s Scholars Program ,   Governor’s School for the Arts  and the   Governor’s School for Entrepreneurs   to $30 thousand a year.   ​The award will cover more than two-thirds of the cost of Bellarmine’s tuition for the Commonwealth’s most promising high school students starting Fall 2023. Previously, Bellarmine offered GSP, GSA and GSE participants $1,500 per year, on top of any other scholarships.  “We are significantly increasing our investment to educating the Commonwealth of Kentucky’s socially responsible leaders and change agents of tomorrow who will make an indelible impact in the region and beyond,” said Dr. Michael J. Marshall, Bellarmine’s Vice President of Enrollment, Marketing and Communication. GSP, GSA and GSE were created to provide enrichment opportunities for rising seniors and encourage them to stay in Kentucky. The three pr...

  Bellarmine and Norton Healthcare increase tuition assistance for degrees in high-demand fields Bellarmine University has joined with Norton Healthcare to increase tuition assistance for students seeking degrees in health care fields with particularly high workforce needs. Through the Norton Healthcare Scholars Program, created by Norton Healthcare, Bellarmine students may receive up to $40,000 in tuition assistance for eligible bachelor’s or master’s degrees in registered nursing, respiratory therapy or laboratory sciences. “We appreciate Norton Healthcare’s continued faith in the value of a Bellarmine education,” said Christy Kane, Dean of Bellarmine’s Donna and Allan Lansing School of Nursing and Clinical Sciences. “Norton Healthcare is generously investing in a new generation of highly trained, compassionate caregivers in our region.” Bellarmine and Norton Healthcare are closely collaborating to limit scholars’ out-of-pocket costs while completing their degrees. A post-graduat...

  Bellarmine offering 13 new academic programs in Fall 2022   In keeping with Bellarmine’s focus on academic innovation, the university will offer 13 new programs of study beginning in Fall 2022—one master’s degree, seven bachelor’s degrees and five minors.  “These new programs have been designed to meet emerging needs in our community and beyond,” said Dr. Paul Gore, vice president for academics and Bellarmine provost, “and they appeal to a broad spectrum of students, from traditional undergraduates to adults who wish to complete their degrees or augment an existing degree.”   The new programs are:   Master’s degree in Instructional Leadership and School Administration, K-12   Bachelor’s degree or minor in Health Humanities   Accelerated Bachelor of Health Science (Hybrid)   Bachelor’s degree in Integrated Studies Communication Track (Degree Completion, Online)   Bachelor’s degree in Marketing   Medical Laboratory Technician to Medical ...

My name is Audrey Fogle and I am a new Undergraduate Admission Counselor with Bellarmine University. I will be a resource for your students to provide information on application requirements, general admission questions, scholarship opportunities, student services and academic program information. I look forward to working closely with you and your students this year!  If you have any students interested in learning a little bit more about Bellarmine, please feel free to provide them with my contact information.  I also would encourage your students to  visit our campus , we have in-person and virtual opportunities. Plus, students who attend a campus visit and file their FAFSA by May 1st receive a $1500 grant automatically.  I will be in contact regarding visit opportunities at your school! Please feel free to contact me with questions or opportunities to connect with your students!  Again, I look forward to working with you!  Thank you, Audrey Fogle Underg...