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The Interface “Tech for Good” scholarship offers assistance to eligible students pursuing any four-year technology-related program from an accredited university in the United States. Students selected for this scholarship will receive a one-time US $5000 grant.

Out for Education (OFE) recognizes outstanding lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer – plus (LGBTQ+) students and contributes toward their college education. OFE has recognized and granted outstanding LGBTQ+ students multiple scholarships ranging from $1,000 over one year to $10,000 over four years.

The Stanford School of Medicine Financial Aid Office will prepare comprehensive need-based financial aid packages to assist students in making a Stanford School of Medicine education possible. There are a variety of funding options for Stanford graduate students based on academic merit, financial need, course of study, or type of degree program. Most fellowships and grants are secured through academic departments, outside agencies, or governments. M-TRAM has limited funding/financial aid available for Master’s students.

Here are some of the financial aid and scholarships offered for graduate students by Stanford University, College of Medicine.

Scholars of Knight-Hennessy:

The Knight-Hennessy Scholars program aims to create a multidisciplinary community of graduate students at Stanford who are committed to developing original answers to some of the biggest problems facing humanity. Up to 100 deserving students get complete financing each year through the program to attend Stanford for a graduate degree, including a Master's or PhD at the School of Medicine. 

Program for Medical Scholars' Research:

Since 1980, both on- and off-campus medical student research has been supported by the Stanford Medical Scholars Research Program. Under the guidance of faculty members from the medical school, hospital, clinics, and other departments within the University, students conduct academic research.

Who is eligible to apply for this program?

• MD students enrolled at Stanford are eligible.
• MD students who obtained a PhD prior to matriculation may apply for MedScholars for research that has focus substantially different from that of their prior doctoral studies.
• Student pursuing a dual degree is not eligible for this program.

SMSA funding for students groups:

Stanford medical student association is a yearly funding for those students who have registered through the office of students engagement. Every scheme coming under this has to be first agreed by the SMSA treasure.

• In this only those organizations are eligible to apply who have signed up with cardinal engage or the office of student engagement, all OSE registered student organizations at medical school of students are eligible to apply for SMSA program.
• It is to be noted that Specialty interest groups do not receive any funding from SMSA instead they receive money every year from the SOM’s or hospital departments that belongs to them.

Scholarships are merit-based and need-based educational grants given to individual alumna members of Delta Delta Delta. Recipients are determined by those best meeting the criteria of chapter restricted scholarship funds, exhibiting academic achievement, community involvement, financial need and future promise.

This Scholarship is for both Graduate and Undergraduate students.

The Dinah Shore Scholarship was established in 1994 by The LPGA Foundation to honor the late Dinah Shore, a graduate of Vanderbilt University, a Hollywood entertainer, and an honorary member of the LPGA Tour Hall of Fame.

The Dinah Shore Scholarship receives tremendous support from Kraft Foods, Inc., the Fund largest corporate donor, and the Kraft Nabisco Championship, one of the LPGA Tour four major championships.

One $5,000 scholarship will be awarded in 2021.

The Marilynn Smith Scholarship is granted annually through The LPGA Foundation and the Marilynn Smith Scholarship Fund. Five $5,000 scholarships will be awarded in 2021.

The Phyllis G. Meekins Scholarship is granted annually through The LPGA Foundation and the Phyllis G. Meekins Scholarship Fund. Established in 2006, the objective of the Phyllis G.

The Phyllis G. Qualifications for all scholarships include strong academic programs, community service and recommendations. Two $5,000 scholarships will be awarded in 2021.

Ten $250 scholarships will be awarded in 2020.

The 2020 Scholarship process has concluded. Please check back in August 2021 for the 2021 Scholarship Process.

Are destitute or have suffered a sudden or severe financial hardship as a result of:.

The Marge Burns Education Grant is available for LPGA Teaching and Club Professionals and is awarded to assist with the expenses of attending LPGA Certification Programs. Established with a bequest from Marge Burns, the grant recognizes the importance of LPGA Certification and Continuing Education for LPGA Teaching and Club Professionals.

Grant Applicants must be an Approved Applicant or an LPGA Apprentice or Class B LPGA Professionals member in good standing.

In memory of the late Dr. Dede Owens, the LPGA Foundation established the Dr. Dede Owens LPGA Golf Education and Research Fund.

The fund also has several ongoing projects, including golf education publications, the development and implementation of the LPGA Teacher Education Program for Accessible Golf, and teaching research.

The Rusty and Kay Moody Post-Graduate Scholarship is awarded for ideal candidates who are current AQHA members. Members must apply while enrolled at an accredited college or university. Funding for this scholarship will be applied to a two-year graduate-level degree program of the student's choice.

All students - prospective and current - apply once per year through one application and will be considered for each eligible scholarship during every scholarship period. Scholarships may be awarded based on financial need, academic progress, a program of study, or a combination of these factors.

The Scholarship Office will effectively award, communicate and coordinate all private and institutional aid to support MCC’s mission of providing accessible and affordable education for our students, with an eye toward improving enrollment, retention, and completion rates.

Scholarships are a gift that reduces the overall cost of attending MCC. These gifts do not need to be repaid and are the ideal opportunity for all MCC students to keep college costs low. Students are required to fill out an application, and each application will be sorted and ranked by criteria specific to each scholarship opportunity. Students selected for each scholarship will be notified of their award, and the award will be placed on the student's account once all scholarship paperwork is complete.

Applicants who have been accepted into the Physician Assistant Program may apply for financial aid through the Financial Aid Office at UND. Students may apply for federal financial aid, including the Federal Stafford (subsidized and/or unsubsidized) Loan. You will not receive the actual cash monies until after you have begun your course work in the Program.

UND PA students are eligible to apply for the following department scholarships during their third-semester.

School Grants at the American Intercontinental University are financial aid programs designed to support students in pursuing their education. These grants are basically offered by the university itself and do not need to be repaid. AIU's School Grants aim to make higher education more accessible and affordable for students, helping to cover tuition and related expenses. Eligibility for these grants depends on many factors such as financial need, academic performance, or specific criteria outlined by the university. AIU provides these grants as a medium to support students on their academic journey, making education more attainable and reducing the financial burden of attending college.

• Various financial support opportunities are found here such as scholarships, grants, and other programs.
• In Georgia, there's a scholarship for high school seniors, but to qualify here you need a good high school grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 or higher. This scholarship is for students who plan to go to college or university for their degree. It's a way to help pay for your education if you meet these requirements.
• There's a grant available to support full-time students who are eligible. This grant helps with the expenses of going to a private college or university. It's like extra money to make it easier for students to pay for their education at a private school.
• AIU (Atlanta International University) offers several grants and scholarships for students, including a grant based on articulation agreements with certain schools, grants for students facing personal or financial hardships, and grants for employees of a Corporate Educational Alliance member and their families.
• Impact Grant: AIU has created something called the "Impact Grant" This grant is made in partnership with certain employers. It's designed to help students who are eligible and studying in specific degree programs. Basically, it's like extra financial support that these students can get with the help of their employers while they're pursuing their degrees.
• New students referred by AIU alumni are eligible for a scholarship of up to $1,000.
• Veteran grants: Active-duty military members, veterans, and their families have access to various military scholarships and grants, including the AIU Veterans Grant, AIU Military Spouse Grant, AIU Yellow Ribbon Grant, and the EANGUS Scholarship.
• AIU offers multiple scholarships and grants for students attending college at their Atlanta campus or online, and financial aid opportunities are available for those who qualify.