The Discovery Scholarship Program
Koch companies empower every team member to be innovative and pursue opportunities that can improve daily business – which is why the Discovery Scholarship Program rewards students who exemplify similar leadership qualities. Learn more about the Discovery Scholarship Program.
If you are seeking scholarship assistance and professional insight to help make an immediate difference in your desired career, then apply now to become a Discovery Scholar.
The program is currently available at the following universities. Select your school and print the official form to apply.
- Kansas State University
- Oklahoma State University
- Emporia State University
- Pittsburg State University
- Fort Hays State University
- University of Kansas
- University of Nebraska
- Wichita State University
- University of Oklahoma
Frequently Asked Questions
How much financial aid is granted to each scholarship recipient?
Koch College Recruiting contributes over $35,000 in scholarships annually to high-achieving students. Individual scholarship amounts may vary and are allocated in increments of $500, up to $2,500 per award. Scholarships are one-time donations and do not recur in subsequent semesters.
Is attendance at Koch Discovery Day required?
Discovery Day is an opportunity for Discovery Scholarship finalists to interact with Koch business leaders and develop further leadership skills. Discovery Day invitations will be extended after on-campus interviews are completed. Attendance at Discovery Day is strongly encouraged for all finalists, as scholarship awards will be granted shortly thereafter.
Please note that all travel expenses will be reimbursed for finalists attending Discovery Day.
Can I apply for a Discovery Scholarship if I do not attend one of the institutions listed?
Unfortunately, no. The universities listed above are the only schools where Discovery Scholarships are currently available.
Koch Companies are committed to equal opportunity. Any student who applies for a Discovery Scholarship should not be unlawfully discriminated against because of color, race, religion, gender, national origin, citizenship, sexual orientation, age, disability, pregnancy, veteran status, genetic information, or other legally protected factors.
