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HRSA Nursing Scholarship
Open to U.S. citizens and nationals enrolled or accepted for
enrollment in a professional program as a full- or part-time
student in an accredited school of nursing. In exchange for at
least 2 years service at a health care facility with a critical
shortage of nurses, Nursing Scholarships Program covers tuition,
fees, other reasonable costs and a monthly stipend. Preference is
given to applicants with greatest financial need.
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Illinois AMVETS Sad Sacks Nursing Scholarship
The Illinois AMVETS Service Foundation has been awarding
scholarships to Illinois high school seniors for approximately 40
years. Applicants for this award must be Illinois high school
seniors who have been accepted in a pre-approved nursing program or
current students in an approved school of nursing in the state of
Illinois. Applicants must prove satisfactory academic record,
character, interest and activity record, and financial need.
Priority will be given to the dependant of a deceased or disabled
Veteran. The Scholarship will be given to a student
nurse-in-training in the following order: third-year student,
second-year student and first-year student.
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Indian Health Service Health Professions Scholarship Program
The Health Professions Scholarship Program provides financial assistance for American Indian and Alaska Native (Federally recognized only) students enrolled in health professions and allied health professions programs. Priority is given to Graduate Students, and Junior and Senior Level Students. Recipients must serve one year for each year of scholarship support received or the part-time equivalent thereof with a minimum service period of 2 years, working toward the better welfare of Native American peoples.
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Indiana Health Care Foundation Nursing Scholarship
Since 1997, the Indiana Health Care Foundation has sought to assist the long-term care industry find and educate quality staff. The IHCF Nursing Scholarship awards students pursuing an education in RN and/or LPN accredited Bachelor and Associate degree programs. Application is open to Indiana residents who possess a high school diploma or GED and have been accepted to a college, university, or technical school with an LPN or RN accredited degree program located in Indiana. Special consideration is given to individuals who show a dedication and commitment to working with the elderly in a long-term care environment.
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Indiana Nursing Scholarship Fund Program
The Nursing Scholarship Fund was created by the 1990 Indiana General Assembly to encourage and promote qualified individuals to pursue a nursing career in Indiana. This award is open to Indiana residents demonstrating financial need who have been admitted to an approved institution of higher learning as a full-time or part-time nursing student. Award recipients must agree in writing to work as a nurse in the Indian health care system for at least the first two years following graduation.
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International Nurse Development Scholarship
Global Scholarship Alliance (GSA) provides nursing scholarships by partnering with universities and health systems around the US to create customized work/study programs for nurses. GSA's programs provide qualifying internationally- and U.S.-trained nurses with scholarships for advanced nursing degrees combined with multi-year hospital employment, sometimes offering relocation assistance, NCLEX reimbursement, immigrant visa sponsorship for internationally-trained nurses, and temporary housing upon arrival.
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International Order of the King’s Daughters and Sons (IOKDS) Health Careers Scholarship
The International Order of the King’s Daughters and Sons is an
international and interdenominational organization of Christian men
and women dedicated to the purpose of training its members for
Christian service. The goal of the Health Careers Scholarship
is to encourage capable persons to train for careers in various
heath fields. RN student applicants must have completed the
first year of schooling.
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IOM/ANF/AAN Scholar-in-Residence Program
This Scholar-in-Residence program provides a yearlong leadership opportunity in health policy at the Institute of Medicine (IOM), The National Academies. The American Academy of Nursing (AAN) and the American Nurses Foundation (ANF) in partnership with the IOM support this program. It is designed as an immersion experience to facilitate nurse leaders playing a more prominent role in health policy development at the national level.
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Isemoto Contracting Co., Ltd. Scholarship Fund
The Hawaii Community Foundation is a public, statewide, charitable services and grantmaking organization by donor contributions for the benefit of Hawaii’s people. The Foundation has distributed scholarships to more than 2,300 students totaling more than $4.7 million.
Applicant for this scholarship award must be a graduate of a Hawaii Island High School and accepted as an upper classman into one of the following college programs: a school of engineering, a teacher education program, a nursing program.
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Janet L. Hoffman Loan Assistance Repayment Program (LARP)
This program provides educational loan repayment assistance to individuals providing public service in state or local government or the nonprofit sector in Maryland to low income or underserved residents. Applicants must be residents of Maryland and have received an undergraduate, graduate or professional degree from a college or university in Maryland. Applicant's gross salary cannot exceed $60,000 or, if married, combined salaries cannot exceed $130,000. Applicants must be employed full-time (35 hours or more per week) at a state/local government or nonprofit organization in Maryland. Applicants must have loans that were obtained for educational expenses that are not in default. This is a service-based program. A formula is used to determine the amount of each award. This formula is based on awardee's total student loan debt and expected contribution.
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