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Scholarship Guide for Nurse Practitioner Schools

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American Association of Critical Care Nurses

• Educational advancement scholarships available to AACN members who are RNs completing a graduate degree in Nursing.

American Association of Nurse Practitioners

• Applicants must be an AANP member and be enrolled in an MSN or DNP program with at least one semester of classes completed. Recipients may receive $2,500-$5,000 in scholarships.

March of Dimes Nursing Scholarships

• The Margaret Comerford Freda March of DImes Graduate Nursing Scholarship is available to registered nurses pursuing degrees at the Master's or Doctorate level who have demonstrated commitment to improving maternal and infant health outcomes and ensuring health equity for all mothers & babies.

National CPR Association Scholarship

• The National CPR Association awards a $3,000 scholarship to a student in an eligible healthcare program. Applicants will submit an essay detailing their thoughts and feelings on being involved in a lifesaving scenario.

Nurses Educational Funds, Inc.

• Scholarships are available to students enrolled in a graduate program, who have earned at least 12 credits within that program and have a minimum 3.6 GPA. Students must also be an RN and hold a current national professional nursing association membership.

Tylenol Future Care Scholarship

• Applicants must be a graduate student (or College Senior who will be enrolling in graduate school in the upcoming academic year) seeking a degree to actively treat patients. The Tylenol Future Care Scholarship awards ten $10,000 scholarships and twenty-five $5,000 scholarships annually.

Students should investigate obtaining a stipend or a loan from their present or future employer. Hospitals, birth centers, private physicians, and practice groups have all contributed to nurse-midwifery and nurse practitioner education in this manner.

HRSA National Health Service Corps Scholarship Program

• Preferred applicants are those who are serving and likely to continue serving in a Health Professional Shortage area and/or have a disadvantaged background. The initial scholarship award is in exchange for two years of full-time service at an NHSC-approved site in a Health Professional Shortage area.

Indian Health Service Loan Repayment Program

• The LRP funds repayment of up to $50,000 in student loans in exchange for an initial two-year service commitment to practicing in healthcare facilities which serve American Indian and Alaska Native communities.

Nurse Corps Scholarship Program

• The Nurse Corps Scholarship Program will pay tuition, fees, educational costs and provide a monthly stipend for eligible students, in exchange for post-graduation service at a health care facility with a critical shortage of Nurses.

KY Rural Nursing Scholarship

• Licensed nurses furthering their education who will be practicing in rural areas of the COmmonwealth may be eligible for $1,500-$10,000 in scholarships. Applicants must also be a KNA member.

Nursing Incentive Scholarship Fund- KY Board of Nursing

• The KY Board of Nursing awards up to $3,000 per scholarship to students in an approved nursing program, including graduate programs. In exchange, students must work full-time as a nurse in Kentucky for one year per year that study was funded.

American College of Nurse Midwives Scholarships & Awards

• This site provides a list of scholarships designed specifically to advance and support individuals pursuing midwifery.

Equity in Midwifery Education Scholarship Opportunities

• This site lists scholarships available to CNM & CPM students along with scholarships for specific student populations.

National Midwifery Institute Scholarship Opportunities

• This site provides a running list of scholarship opportunities for midwifery students, and is updated as new scholarships become available.

Health Professional Scholarship Program

• Eligible applicants receiving education in a healthcare services discipline can receive a full scholarship, annual book stipend, and a $1,200 living stipend. Upon graduation, recipients must serve full-time at the VA for at least 2 years.

National Nursing Education Initiative

• Nurses who have been employed at the VA for at least one year may be eligible to receive up to $46,307 towards the pursuit of an advanced nursing degree. Recipients must agree to serve in a VA career for 1-3 years after completion of their program.

The Veterans United Foundation Scholarship

• This Scholarship is awarded through the Veterans United Foundation, which is made of financial contributions from the employees of Veterans United Home Loans. Applicants must be a veteran with a 100% service-connected disability, or a surviving spouse or child of a deceased service member from a service-related death.

U.S. Air Force Health Professions Scholarship

• This program offers scholarships for healthcare professionals, covering all tuition and fees. Recipients must serve 45 days of active duty in the Air Force while on scholarship. Upon graduation, recipients must serve one year of active duty for each year of scholarship support received.

The Recovery Village Scholarships

• Several scholarships are available to students pursuing careers as mental health professionals.

Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium

• The ANTHC Scholarship Program awards ten $5,000 scholarships for Alaska Native/American Indian students pursuing an education in the healthcare field. Must be a full-time student and a permanent Alaska resident.

American Association of Men in Nursing

• AAMN provides scholarships to males pursuing a career in Nursing. Graduate students are eligible to receive a $1500 award and must present at an annual conference.

American Indian Medical Scholarship

• Applicants must be enrolled in a tribe/village or prove direct ancestry and be pursuing a career in healthcare directly related to the needs of American Indian, Alaskan Native or Hawaiian Native communities.

ExceptionalNurse.com Scholarship

• This site offers scholarships for full-time nursing students with a documented disability who have demonstrated a commitment to working with people with disabilities.

National Association of Hispanic Nurses

• Applicants must be a NAHN member. Scholarships offered and amounts available vary each year. National Black Nurses Association NBNA Scholarship Program Applicants must be an NBNA member and be enrolled in a Nursing program (any level). Awards start at $1,000 and vary each year.

Native American College Grants

• This site lists a variety of scholarships, grants and Aid for Native American students.

Native Hawaiian Health Scholarship Program

• This scholarship is for individuals dedicated to providing health services to Native Hawaiins and their families. Recipients receive funding for tuition, books and educational expenses in exchange for serving fullt-ime in medically under-served areas of Hawaii for a minimum of two years.

Philippine Nurses Association of America

• Nursing Scholarship Award is awarded to a PNAA member enrolled in or admitted to an accredited Master's post-Master's or Doctoral degree program in nursing.

Transcultural Nursing Society Scholarship Award

• Awarded to a TCNS member enrolled full or part-time in a graduate program focusing on transcultural, cross-cultural or international nursing.

United Health Foundation Diversity in Health Care Scholarship

• Awards are available to historically underrepresented students who hold a current license to practice in a clinical health career and are enrolled in a program to advance their credentials. This scholarship is in the amount of $3,200.

United Negro College Fund

• UNCF is the nation's largest private scholarship provider to minority groups, and lists dozens of scholarship opportunities.