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Good Samaritan Foundation Scholarship

Sponsor: Good Samaritan Foundation

Eligibility for Scholarships: To be eligible for financial assistance from the Good Samaritan Foundation, the student must meet the following requirements:

The student must be enrolled in an accredited nursing program at a Texas school and be pursuing one of the following degrees:

LVN - Licensed Vocational Nurse
Diploma - Diploma Certificate
ADN - Associate Degree in Nursing
BSN - Bachelor of Science in Nursing
MSN - Masters of Science in Nursing
PhD - Doctor of Philosophy (Nursing Concentration)
DSN - Doctor of Science in Nursing

Note: The Good Samaritan Foundation pays only for clinical nursing semesters, not prerequisites; however, a student may start the application process before entering clinicals.

The student must be a Texas resident and plan to work as a nurse in Texas after graduation.

The student must be eligible to work in the United States.

The student must demonstrate financial need.
Only students who meet all the criteria listed above should request an application.

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Contact Information
Good Samaritan Foundation
5615 Kirby Drive, Suite 610
Houston, TX 77005
Telephone: 713.529.4646
Fax: 713.521.1169
Email: kcrawford@gsftx.org
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