Outside Scholarship List

Since 1955, National AMBUCS, Inc. has awarded scholarships to students pursuing degrees in physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech language pathology and hearing audiology. Students must be US citizens accepted in a graduate-level program that is accredited by the appropriate therapy profession authority in physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech language pathology, or hearing audiology.

The AIGC provides American Indians and Alaska Natives seeking higher education, and supports them through attaining graduating degrees through a number of scholarships. All applicants must demonstrate tribal affiliation through the submission of a Tribal Eligibility Certificate.

The American Indian Nurse Scholarship Award Program was started by the NSCDA in 1928 to give students of American Indian descent the opportunity to pursue careers in nursing. The students are expected to return to work among their people to help improve health care.

AGBU has invested in generations of bright minds seeking to broaden their potential through the pursuit of higher education. Scholarships have been offered since the 1920s to students pursuing diverse fields of study in countless countries across the globe. There are two deadlines, May 1 and June 1, please look through the website for more details.

 "This scholarship is given to full-time female students of Armenian descent attending accredited colleges or universities – Students entering their junior or senior year in college, as well as graduate students, are eligible to apply – Awards are given based on financial need and merit

The first ASA Outright Scholarship Grant was presented in 1952 for the amount of $300 from the interest income of the ASA Permanent Fund. Scholarship amounts continue to expand because of additional funds made available in the Permanent Fund. To date, over $1 million in grants have been awarded to thousands of deserving Armenian students.

 "This scholarship is given to a Graduate student attending US based college or university who is pursuing a graduate degree in the social sciences, economics preferred but not required.  Preference given for Asian heritage though not required.

The Sikh Education Fund (SEF) was started in 1989 by ASP. The purpose of the fund is to make higher education more affordable for Sikh students in America by funding a portion of their studies. SEF believes in the importance of Sikh youth becoming successful professionals while still remaining true to their Sikh identity and roots.

The Mills-Peninsula Medical Center’s Auxiliary/Foundation Scholarship Program offers financial aid to students who have been accepted to or are enrolled in a healthcare career or healthcare support program. The number of scholarships awarded in any given year depends on the pool of applicants and the funds available to the Auxiliary Scholarship Committee.

The Bering Straits Foundation supports the educational and vocational goals through providing financial assistance to students of Native descent.