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Frances Phillips Ward Scholarship

 

Sponsor: Vanderbilt University School of Nursing

Vanderbilt University’s School of Nursing offers a number of full and partial internal scholarships. Full-time enrollment (12 hours per semester) is required to be considered for a scholarship award. Consideration for full scholarships and the amount of partial scholarship awards are based upon an individual's GPA and GRE, GMAT or other standardized test score. All awards are made through the School of Nursing Scholarship Committee according to the requirements of the funding source. This award was established in memory of the late Frances Ward by her family and friends. A scholarship award is made to a student in the adult acute care nurse practitioner specialty, with preference to a student focusing on oncology nursing. Award amount varies.

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Vanderbilt University School of Nursing Admissions
461 21st Avenue South
Nashville, TN 37240
Telephone: 615-322-3800 or 888-322-3800
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Email: VUSN-Admissions@vanderbilt.edu
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