College of Business Scholastic Excellence Awards
Each spring semester the College of Business Scholastic Excellence Award is presented to a minimum of ten undergraduate Business students on the basis of cumulative GPA. Student GPAs through the fall term of the previous year are considered. Students must be enrolled in the spring semester with a minimum of 30 credit hours completed at UWF and have obtained Junior or Senior status at time of the awards. These scholarships are awarded automatically without a need for an application or review.

Colonial Properties Trust Scholarship
This scholarship is awarded in the form of a one bedroom, unfurnished apartment with rent paid by Colonial Properties Trust for a one-year period, beginning in the fall semester. Scholarships are awarded to a deserving student, based on merit, who is enrolled in the College of Business, preferably majoring in fields of study related to real estate (finance, marketing, etc.). Recipients of this award are responsible for all utilities.

The Brigadier General and Mrs. Michael L. Ferguson Scholarship for Sons and Daughters and Military Veterans
Awards are made to the son or daughter of a deceased, active duty or retired veteran who demonstrates leadership capability and a commitment to services.  Financial need may be considered.  Applicants should have a minimum grade point average of 2.5 to qualify and maintain this GPA in order for renewal.  Qualifying applicants should submit two character recommendations and a scholarship application to the College of Business Dean's Office.  Scholarship awards are made for fall and spring semesters.

The C. L. Fountain Family Business Ethics Scholarship
College of Business undergraduate students who have taken a minimum of one hour in an approved Business Ethics course, show financial need (must be documented through financial aid) and demonstrate a commitment to serving their community are eligible for this award. Awards are for the fall and spring semesters. Students must be enrolled in a minimum of two courses during each semester of the award and remain in good academic standing. Recipients of this scholarship are required to provide a statement indicating activities undertaken to serve their community to the College of Business Dean’s Office.

The John C. Pace, Jr. Graduate Scholarship
These fall and spring scholarships can be used in conjunction with other sources of financial assistance for graduate students who have been admitted to either the College of Business MBA or Masters of Accountancy program. Students must be enrolled in six or more semester hours of graduate credit for each term of the award. An entering GPA of 3.0 is required for new graduate students and must be maintained to continue receiving the scholarship.

John C. Pace, Jr. Achievement Scholarship for Continuing Undergraduate Students
These fall and spring scholarships are for continuing undergraduate, degree-seeking students who have performed well at UWF. Students must be in good standing with at least a 3.0 cumulative GPA and must be enrolled full-time (12 sh or more per semester) in a College of Business degree program. Awards range from $250 to $500 per semester dependent on availability of funds.

The Charles and Fran Switzer Business Ethics Scholarship
Undergraduate students majoring in a College of Business program who have completed a Business Ethics course are eligible for this scholarship. Students must show financial need (must be documented through financial aid) and demonstrate a commitment to serving their community. These awards are for the fall and spring semesters. Students must be enrolled in a minimum of two courses during each semester of the award and remain in good academic standing. Recipients of this scholarship are required to provide a statement indicating activities undertaken to serve their community to the College of Business Dean’s Office.

The John L. Switzer Ethics Scholarship
Undergraduate students majoring in a College of Business program who have completed a Business Ethics course are eligible for this scholarship. Students must show financial need (must be documented through financial aid) and demonstrate a commitment to serving their community. These awards are for the fall and spring semesters. Students must be enrolled in a minimum of two courses during each semester of the award and remain in good academic standing. Recipients of this scholarship are required to provide a statement indicating activities undertaken to serve their community to the College of Business Dean’s Office.