Yes: 5 colleges field Deadlock teams, and 3 of them publish scholarship amounts.
5 college esports programs field Deadlock teams in our directory, across 4 states. 3 publish scholarship amounts, led by Kettering (up to $5,000), Minnesota State (up to $2,000), RIT (up to $2,000). Their median average net price is $32,740 per year.
Flint, MI · Midwest · Varsity since 2020
Esports scholarships worth up to $5,000 a year for new incoming students who compete for Kettering Esports
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Mankato, MN · Midwest · Varsity since 2021
Rolfsrud-Wallerstedt Esports Scholarship: $2,000 for current first-year students who align with an underrepresented population; applications open each February.
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Rochester, NY · Northeast · Varsity since 2016
20 esports scholarships of $2,000 per year for new students starting fall 2025, plus performance-based awards for select current students
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Midland, MI · Midwest · Varsity since 2019
Merit-based esports scholarships set by the coach; no current amount published. Earlier figure: up to $3,000 at launch (2019).
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Los Angeles, CA · West · Varsity since 2020
No esports scholarships published
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Kettering University (Flint, MI); Minnesota State University, Mankato (Mankato, MN); Northwood University (Midland, MI); Rochester Institute of Technology (Rochester, NY); University of Southern California (Los Angeles, CA).
Yes. Kettering University: Esports scholarships worth up to $5,000 a year for new incoming students who compete for Kettering Esports (2026) Minnesota State University, Mankato: Rolfsrud-Wallerstedt Esports Scholarship: $2,000 for current first-year students who align with an underrepresented population; applications open each February. (2025-26) Rochester Institute of Technology: 20 esports scholarships of $2,000 per year for new students starting fall 2025, plus performance-based awards for select current students (2025-26)