Award programs established to recognize and award undergraduate students with high test scores and GPA of 3.0. Priorities to Navajo Nation applicants. Must be enrolled as a full-time undergraduate and pursue a degree program leading to a Baccalaureate. For further details visit web site http://www.onnsfa.org/docs/polproc.pdf.
Award for New Mexico residents who are children of veterans killed as a result of service, prisoner of war, or veterans missing in action. Must be between ages 16 and 26. For use at New Mexico schools for undergraduate study. Must submit parent’s death certificate and DD form 214.
The program is designed to provide undergraduate tuition assistance to certain children older than 16 and less than 26 years of age who have been Michigan residents for the 12 months prior to application. Veteran must: Have been killed in action or died from another cause while serving in a war or war condition in […]
The Chuck Morrell New Professional IPDS Scholarship provides an emerging leader the opportunity to connect with peers, learn program and operational management, and develop leadership skills through attendance at IPDS: New Professionals Orientation. The scholarship will cover the cost of registration to the ACUI event. The review process includes, but is not limited to, an […]
Fellowship provides financial support to enable Australian citizens from all walks of life to travel overseas to undertake an analysis, study or investigation of a project or an issue that cannot be readily undertaken in Australia. For more details, refer to web site http://www.churchilltrust.com.au.
The CPN Department of Education will administer the CPN Tribal Scholarship, a consolidated version of what was previously the Tribal Rolls, Housing, and Higher Education Scholarships. The Tribal Scholarship Program provides financial assistance for payment of tuition for tribal members pursuing undergraduate or graduate degrees. Enrolled CPN tribal members who complete the application by the […]
The College Bound Scholarship offers youth ages 11-17 an opportunity to attend college preparatory courses. Selected programs or classes should prepare children for the college experience and assist with career direction. Examples of eligible programs include: College for Kids or tutoring for ACT/SAT preparation.
A federally funded program which authorizes a program of assistance, by educational grants, to Indians seeking higher education. Awards available only to enrolled T&H members. Minimum 2.0 GPA required.
CCF recipients receive a four-year scholarship that helps underwrite the cost of their college tuition. CCF scholarships, while generous, provide assistance towards tuition but will not cover payment for all school costs. Visit the CCF website (www.columbuscitizensfd.org) for all eligibility information and application instructions.
The Common Knowledge Scholarship Foundation (CKSF) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that creates Internet-based quiz competition for students of all ages. There is no essay, long application, or GPA requirement. A single CKSF registration is good from high school all the way through college and graduate school.