50 Scholarships for Nursing Students in 2026

Looking for scholarships? For nursing students, school can be expensive. The good news is that if you need help, there are scholarships out there for students seeking associate’s, bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees. Nursing scholarships and grants can be funded by private foundations, colleges, professional organizations, and government agencies to help students and professionals fund their education.

Nursing school tuition can range from $6,000 for an associate’s degree to more than $100,000 for PhD and DNP degrees. Yet despite the cost of school, nursing remains one of the best majors for getting a stable job after graduation — and scholarships for nursing students can make it easier to graduate with less student debt.

If you’re on the hunt for a nurse scholarship, you might want to check out opportunities from your state’s nursing board and your nursing school. Typically, the more local a scholarship is, the more likely the odds will be in your favor. On the other hand, these awards may be smaller. National scholarships through professional organizations and corporations will be more competitive but generally have a larger payout.

Another way to get loan forgiveness is through work-agreement programs. States that have a critical need for nurses and educators will pay down your educational debt when you commit to working within the state. These are available in states like Nebraska, Maine, Vermont, and others.

If you’re looking for information on a nursing scholarship, loan forgiveness program, or educational grant, you’ve come to the right place. We’ve compiled a list of opportunities that you might be eligible for. Awards range from $500 to full-ride nursing scholarships and complete tuition forgiveness. Here are 50 nursing scholarships you don’t want to miss.

50 Nursing Scholarships and Aid Programs

We’ve organized our list based on the categories below:

• Location-based scholarships
• Demographic scholarships
• Occupational and specialty scholarships
• National scholarships

Location-Based Scholarships and Aid Programs

1. Alabama Board of Nursing Graduate Scholarships

Amount: Up to $10,000

Who’s Eligible:

• RNs who have practiced in Alabama for at least 24 months
• Must be enrolled in a graduate program

What’s Required:

• ABN scholarship application, including 5 short-answer questions
• 2 proofs of residency in Alabama for at least 1 year prior to application
• An active and unencumbered Alabama RN license
• Proof of graduate program attendance

Learn more about the Alabama Board of Nursing Graduate Scholarship.

2. Association of California Nurse Leaders Scholarships

Amount: Varies

Who’s Eligible:

• Must be a member of ACNL
• Must be an RN
• Must be enrolled at least part-time in a bachelor or graduate program
• Previous ACNL scholarship recipients are not eligible

What’s Required:

• Copy of active RN license from any state
• School transcripts with evidence of a cumulative 3.0 GPA or higher, or PASS grade in a competency-based academic system
• A personal statement (not to exceed 500 words) addressing the applicant’s unique contribution to the profession in the process of pursuing a higher degree, including the need for financial assistance
• Two letters of recommendation, one from a supervisor and another from a professor from school

Learn more about ACNL scholarships.

3. Clarice Kanouse Memorial Scholarship (Michigan)

Amount: $2,000

Who’s Eligible:

• High school or undergraduate students accepted into nursing programs
• Must reside in Michigan
• Students who come from challenging and low-income backgrounds preferred

What’s Required:

• 400- to 600-word essay on the adversity you’ve had to overcome to pursue a nursing degree

Learn more about the Clarice Kanouse Memorial Scholarship.

4. David L. Burns Memorial Scholarship (Missouri)

Amount: $2,500

Who’s Eligible:

• Undergraduate students in degree programs for nursing, counseling, mental health, social work, and related careers focused on addiction support
• Must reside in Missouri

What’s Required:

• 400- to 600-word essay on why it’s important to you to help others who are struggling with addiction.

Learn more about the David L. Burns Memorial Scholarship.

5. Donald E. Pizzini Memorial Nurse Scholarship (Montana)

Amount: $2,500

Who’s Eligible:

• College students enrolled in a nursing program or another field contributing to long-term care
• Professionals who are already working in long-term care who are pursuing a career in nursing or another nursing degree
• Must have a GPA of 3.0 or higher in previous studies
• Must be a U.S. citizen or have a permanent resident visa
• Must reside in Montana and plan to work or remain working in long-term care in Montana

What’s Required:

• Application form
• Official transcripts
• Proof of acceptance
• 2 recommendation letters
• Qualifying interview

Learn more about the Donald E. Pizzini Memorial Nurse Scholarship.

6. Indiana Emergency Nurses Association Scholarships (Indiana Residents)

Amount: Up to $500 reimbursement

Who’s Eligible:

• Must be a current ENA member
• Must successfully complete a semester of study in a BSN, MSN, or doctoral program
• Voting members will be considered first over non-voting members

What’s Required:

• Completed application

Learn more about the Indiana ENA Scholarships.

7. Iona Pettingill Scholarship (Florida)

Amount: Varies

Who’s Eligible:

• Nursing students enrolled in an accredited university who have completed at least 1 semester of study
• Must have lived in Florida for at least 1 year
• Must have maintained a GPA of 2.5 or higher as an undergraduate, or at least 3.0 as a graduate student
• Must have an interest in public health after graduation

What’s Required:

• Application form
• Proof of Florida residency
• Academic transcript mailed from your school
• 2 letters of reference

Learn more about the Iona Pettingill Scholarship.

8. Kentucky Board of Nursing Incentive Scholarships

Amount: Varies

Who’s Eligible:

• Must be a Kentucky resident attending an approved LPN, ADN, BSN, or graduate nursing program
• Prelicensure students must complete at least 12 credit hours per academic year, graduate students must complete at least 9 credit hours per year
• After graduation, the recipient must agree to work as a full-time nurse in Kentucky for one year for each academic year funded

What’s Required:

• School transcripts
• Copy of admission or enrollment forms
• FAFSA submission summary

Learn more about the KBON’s Nursing Incentives Scholarship.

9. Maine Tuition Support for Healthcare Professions

Amount: See below

Full-Time Faculty

• Master’s degree: up to $6,667 annually or $20,000 over 3 years
• Doctoral degree: up to $13,334 annually or $40,000 over 3 years

Part-Time Faculty

• Master’s degree: up to $3,334 annually, $10,000 total over 3 years
• Doctoral degree: up to $6,667 annually, $20,000 total over 3 years

Who’s Eligible:

• Must be an RN in Maine
• Must be currently enrolled in a master’s or doctoral program in nursing, or have completed a program
• Must have an outstanding education loan from a master’s or doctoral program in nursing
• Must commit to working as a nursing faculty member in an accredited program in Maine for at least 3 years after acceptance into the payment program
• Must teach in a Title IV institution

What’s Required:

• Proof of employment via a contract or employment letter
• Evidence of outstanding educational loans attributable to an accredited master’s or doctoral degree in nursing

Learn more about Maine’s Education Loan Repayment Program.

10. Marsha’s Angels Scholarship Fund (Sedgwick County, Kansas)

Amount: $2,000 per year

Who’s Eligible:

• Students from Sedgwick County, KS, or a surrounding county who are enrolled in a nursing program, not necessarily in Kansas
• Students from outside of Kansas who are enrolled in a nursing program in Sedgwick County, a surrounding county, or St. Luke’s College of Health Sciences in Kansas City, MO
• Students must have completed their prerequisites and be ready to enter the first year of an accredited 2-year nursing program

What’s Required:

• Application form

Learn more about the Marsha’s Angels Scholarship Fund.

11. Maureen C. Pace Memorial Nursing Scholarship (New York)

Amount: $2,500

Who’s Eligible:

• New York residents
• Must have a GPA of 3.0 or higher
• Must be a high school senior, undergraduate, or graduate student

What’s Required:

• 400- to 600-word essay on what inspired you to study nursing

Learn more about the Maureen C. Pace Memorial Nursing Scholarship.

12. Minnesota Nurses Association Foundation Member Scholarships

Amount: Up to $7,500

Who’s Eligible:

• Must be an MSN member in good standing
• Must have a GPA of at least 3.0, or show proof of good standing
• Must be enrolled or accepted to an accredited nursing program

What’s Required:

• Complete application

Learn more about the Minnesota Nurses Association Foundation Scholarships.

13. Missouri League for Nursing Scholarships

Amount: Up to $2,000

Who’s Eligible:

• Student in LPN programs, freshman ADN students, sophomore BSN students, or MSN candidates with a Missouri RN license who have completed at least 15 hours of courses
• Must be enrolled in a program approved by the Missouri State Board of Nursing or with current national accreditation
• Must maintain a GPA of 3.0 or above
• Must have at least 1 year of residency in the state of Missouri, and be a U.S. citizen

What’s Required:

• Completed scholarship application
• Validation of program enrollment by the Dean/Director of nursing education
• Recommendation from the Dean/Director of Nursing Education
• Justification of financial need

Learn more about the Missouri League for Nursing Scholarships.

14. Nebraska Health Care Foundation Long-Term Care Scholarship Program

Amount: Varies

Who’s Eligible:

• Must be enrolled in a course to become a nursing assistant or medication aide, with the intent to work in a nursing facility and/or assisted living community
• Must be able to attend Nebraska Health Care Learning Center Basic Nursing Assistant Training or Medication Aide Training within 6 months of receiving the scholarship
• Priority will be given to individuals who are currently employed in a NNFA/NALA member facility and to immediate relatives of member employees.

What’s Required:

• Application form

Learn more about the Nebraska Health Care Association Scholarships.

15. New Mexico Center for Nursing Excellence Nightingale Scholarship

Amount: $2,500

Who’s Eligible:

• ADN, RN to BSN, BSN, and advanced nursing degree students enrolled in a program within the state of New Mexico
• Must be a resident of New Mexico or a member of the Navajo Nation
• Must have successfully completed a minimum of 1 semester of nursing courses
• Must have a minimum GPA of 2.5

What’s Required:

• Application form
• Academic transcript
• 2 letters of recommendation
• 2-page personal statement essay

Learn more about the New Mexico Center for Nursing Excellence Nightingale Scholarship.

16. North Carolina Nurses Association Scholarships

Amount: Varies

Who’s Eligible:

• Residents of North Carolina who have lived in the state for at least 1 year
• Must be admitted to a North Carolina nursing school in a master’s or doctoral program
• Must have a GPA of at least 3.0
• Must be enrolled full-time

What’s Required:

• Application form

Learn more about NCNA scholarships.

17. North Dakota Board of Nursing Education Scholarship

Amount: Varies

Who’s Eligible:

• Must be a permanent resident of the state of North Dakota
• If licensed as a nurse, must hold an unencumbered North Dakota RN or LPN license
• Must be enrolled in an NDBON-approved undergraduate nursing program, an accredited graduate nursing program, or a nurse refresher course that meets Board requirements
• Students must graduate after July 1 of the following year to be eligible to apply
• Pre-nursing students are not eligible

What’s Required:

• Complete application
• Non-refundable $30 application fee
• Provide proof of North Dakota residency
• Unofficial transcripts
• Student status memorandum form
• 300- to 350-word essay responding to the question, “How will you use your nursing education to serve the citizens of North Dakota?”

Learn more about the NDBON Education Scholarship.

18. Oregon Nurses Foundation Scholarships

Amount: Up to $5,000

Who’s Eligible:

• Must be an Oregon resident
• Graduate-level scholarships require an RN license

What’s Required:

• Application forms
• Official transcripts

Learn more about the Oregon Nurses Foundation Scholarships.

19. South Carolina Nurses Foundation Undergraduate Scholarships

Amount: Varies

Who’s Eligible:

• Must be a current resident of South Carolina
• Must be currently enrolled in an undergraduate registered nurse program in South Carolina
• Must be in good academic standing with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or above
• Must have completed and passed at least one nursing course
• Must show financial need
• Must plan to work in South Carolina upon graduation

What’s Required:

• 2 letters of recommendation from nursing program faculty
• Statement of career goals upon graduation

Learn more about the South Carolina Nurses Foundation Scholarships.

20. University of Texas Health Houston Cizik School of Nursing Scholarships (Texas)

Amount: $1,000 up to complete tuition assistance

Who’s Eligible:

• Must be a Texas resident
• Must not have previously earned a bachelor’s degree in any field
• Yearly earnings cannot exceed $100,000 in annual gross adjusted income
• GPA of 3.0 or higher in all prerequisites
• Must be enrolled in the Cizik School of Nursing’s BSN program on a full-time basis

What’s Required:

• Prerequisite courses
• FAFSA forms
• HESI or TEAS exam results

Learn more about UT Health Houston’s Cizik School of Nursing Scholarships.

21. Vermont Student Assistance Corporation Nursing Scholarships

Amount: Varies

Who’s Eligible:

• Students enrolled in a degree program in nursing or nursing education
• Must be at an accredited school approved for Title IV funding
• Must be a Vermont resident and a U.S. citizen or eligible non-citizen

What’s Required:

• A Vermont Student Assistance Corporation (VSAC) online account
• Application forms
• Personal essay

Learn more about VSAC-assisted scholarships.

22. Washington State Nurse Educator Loan Repayment (NELR) Program

Amount: Varies

Who’s Eligible:

• Nurse educators who teach and are faculty members for an approved nursing program in the state of Washington
• Must possess an advanced nursing degree
• Must be a U.S. citizen, permanent resident, or eligible to work in Washington State

What’s Required:

• Application form

Learn more about the Washington State Nurse Educator Loan Repayment Program.

23. Wisconsin Nurses Association Mary Barker APRN Nursing Scholarship

Amount: Up to $2,000

Who’s Eligible:

• Nurses enrolled in graduate school to become an APRN
• Must be a resident of Wisconsin and a member of WNA

What’s Required:

• Application forms

Learn more about the Wisconsin Nurses Association Mary Barker APRN Nursing Scholarship.

Demographic Scholarships

24. American Association of Men in Nursing Scholarships (National)

Amount: $1,000

Who’s Eligible:

• Undergraduate students who are members of AAMN
• Must be currently working or planning to work in a nursing service area in which men are historically underrepresented

What’s Required:

• Application

Learn more about the AAMN Nursing Scholarships.

25. American Indian Medical Scholarships Program

Amount: $1,500 per semester

Who’s Eligible:

• Must be enrolled in a tribe or village, or must be able to prove direct tribal ancestry
• Must be a high school graduate, in the last semester of high school, or have equivalent education (post-graduate students are also eligible)
• Enrolled in an accredited nursing program at the ADN, BSN, or postgraduate level in good academic standing
• Must be expected to graduate 2 years after enrollment (associate’s degree) or 4 years after enrollment (bachelor’s degree)
• Must be focused on a career goal related to the needs of American Indian, Alaskan Natives, or Hawaiian Native Communities

What’s Required:

• Official transcript
• Photograph and biographical statement
• Recommendation letter by a counselor, teacher, or other school official
• Financial aid forms

Learn more about the American Indian Medical Scholarship program.

26. Black Nurses Association of Greater Washington, DC, Area Scholarships

Amount: Varies

Who’s Eligible:

• Residents of DC or adjacent Maryland counties: Anne Arundel, Calvert, Charles, Howard, Montgomery, or Prince George’s
• High school seniors from the region (for Pemberton & Founders)
• Licensed nurses or student nurses enrolled in accredited programs (LPN, ADN, BSN, MSN, DNP, PhD)
• Must meet eligibility requirements within individual application

What’s Required:

• See specific scholarships for requirements

Learn more about the Black Nurses Association of Greater Washington, DC, Area Scholarships.

27. Diversity Nursing Scholarship

Amount: $5,000

Who’s Eligible:

• Must be enrolled as a full-time or part-time student in an accredited diploma, associates, baccalaureate, or graduate nursing program, or work full-time, part-time or per diem as an RN, LPN, NP or Nurse Leader/Administrator at a U.S.-based organization
• Must be a U.S. citizen

What’s Required:

• Create a JobSeeker account with DiversityNursing.com
• Complete the education award registration form

Learn more about the Diversity Nursing Scholarship.

28. Divers Women Scholarship

Amount: $2,000

Who’s Eligible:

• Mothers pursuing a field of study in healthcare as undergraduate, community college, or trade school students

What’s Required:

• 300- to 600-word essay about your experience raising a family and why you want to get into healthcare

Learn more about Divers Women Scholarship.

29. March of Dimes Undergraduate Nursing Diversity Scholarship

Amount: $10,000

Who’s Eligible:

• Must be enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate nursing program
• Must display a commitment to working in maternal or infant health after graduation

What’s Required:

• Application form

Learn more about the March of Dimes Pampers Nursing Scholarships

30. National Association of Hispanic Nurses Scholarships

Amount: Varies

Who’s Eligible:

• NAHN members in good academic standing
• Must be enrolled full-time in an accredited nursing program

What’s Required:

• Completed application form

Learn more about the National Association of Hispanic Nurses Scholarships.

31. National Black Nurses Association Scholarship Program

Amount: $1,000+

Who’s Eligible:

• Members of NBNA on the national and local chapter levels
• Must be currently enrolled in a nursing program, including LPN, ADN, BSN, master’s, and doctoral degrees
• Must have at least 1 full year of school remaining

What’s Required:

• Official academic transcripts
• 500-word personal statement/essay
• 2 recommendation letters: 1 from a dean/faculty member and 1 from a chapter president or vice president
• Resume or CV
• Letter from the registrar verifying enrollment and your expected graduation date
• A professional headshot
• Any additional items to support eligibility, including projects, community involvement initiatives, awards, or certifications

Learn more about the National Black Nurses Association Scholarship Program.

32. Islamic Medical Association of North America Scholarships (National)

Amount: Varies

Who’s Eligible:

• Must be enrolled in an accredited program for nursing, medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, optometry, or allied health
• Must be a U.S. citizen, Permanent resident, or on Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)

What’s Required:

• Demographic information
• FAFSA student aid report
• Resume
• 2 letters of recommendation
• Essay answer

Learn more about IMANA scholarships.

Occupational and Specialty Scholarships

33. Andrew Lopez Anesthesia Scholarship

Amount: $1,000

Who’s Eligible:

• Must be enrolled or accepted in an accredited program studying nurse anesthesia as a doctoral student

What’s Required:

• Completed application
• Photo submission
• 400- to 600-word essay describing your background and journey towards becoming a nurse anesthetist

Learn more about the Andrew Lopez Anesthesia Scholarship.

34. Army Nurse Corps Association Scholarships (National)

Amount: $3,000

Who’s Eligible:

• Students enrolled in a BSN or advanced degree program
• Must have previously served or be currently serving at any rank in the U.S. Army
• Cannot be the current recipient of educational funds by the Army
• If prior service, must have received an honorable discharge

What’s Required:

• Application form

Learn more about the Army Nurse Corps Association Scholarship.

35. Bettie Lott and Vera Times Public Health Scholarship (Clayton County, Georgia)

Amount: $10,000

Who’s Eligible:

• High school seniors at schools in Clayton County, Georgie, pursuing public health or a related field (nursing, epidemiology, medicine, research, etc)

What’s Required:

• Complete application
• 400- to 600-word essay identifying a pressing public health issue in your community, why this issue matters to you, how it has affected your community, and what innovative solutions you would propose to help improve or resolve it

Learn more about the Bettie Lott and Vera Times Public Health Scholarship.

36. Deborah Stevens Pediatric Nursing Scholarship

Amount: $3,000

Who’s Eligible:

• Must be an undergraduate nursing student planning to work in pediatric nursing after graduation

What’s Required:

• Online application form
• 400- to 600-word essay showing why you are choosing a career in nursing, and why you want to pursue pediatric nursing

Learn more about the Deborah Stevens Pediatric Nursing Scholarship.

37. Emergency Nurses Association Foundation Scholarships (National)

Amount: Varies

Who’s Eligible:

• Undergraduate nursing students who are not ENA members
• Master’s and doctoral students who are ENA members
• Must be enrolled in an ACEN- or CCNE-accredited institution

Requirements vary based on specific scholarship but may include:

• Application forms
• 2 letters of recommendation (one must be from an ENA member)
• Official transcripts
• Acceptance letter
• Verification of the educational institution’s accreditation
• Copy of applicable nursing licenses, ENA membership card, certification cards, military ID, and EMT badge
• Copy of the institution’s course catalog document and tuition page
• Proof of payment for a minimum of 3 credit hours

Learn more about the Emergency Nurses Association Foundation Academic Scholarships.

38. National Association of School Nurses Scholarships (National)

Amount: Varies

Who’s Eligible:

• Must be at least 18 years old and a member of NASN
• Current RN license in the state of employment
• Must be currently employed as a school nurse
• Additional requirements are scholarship-specific

What’s Required:

• Application form

Learn more about the National Association of School Nurses Scholarships.

39. NurseThink American Association of Colleges of Nursing Scholarship

Amount: $5,000

Who’s Eligible:

• Students enrolled in a master’s or doctoral nursing degree program
• Must be at an AACN member institution
• Must be committed to being a future nurse educator or faculty member

What’s Required:

• Online application form
• Demographic information and details on academic achievement
• Short essay on your plans to teach after graduation

Learn more about the NurseThink Scholarship.

National Scholarships

40. Breanna Coleman Memorial Nursing Scholarship

Amount: $5,000

Who’s Eligible:

• High school seniors planning to pursue a four-year nursing degree
• Must be a first-generation college student

What’s Required:

• 400- to 600-word essay showing what inspired you to pursue a career in nursing, and how you currently give back or plan to give back in your community

Learn more about the Breanna Coleman Memorial Nursing Scholarship.

41. Community Health Ambassador Scholarship for Nursing Students

Amount: $3,000

Who’s Eligible:

• Must be a high school senior, undergraduate, or graduate student, either studying or intending to pursue a degree in nursing
• Must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident alien

What’s Required:

• Complete application
• 400- to 600-word essay explaining why you want to pursue a degree in nursing, and how you hope to contribute to your community as a nurse

Learn more about the Community Health Ambassador Scholarship for Nursing Students.

42. Daughters of the American Revolution Nursing Scholarships

Amount: Varies

Who’s Eligible:

• Must be accepted or currently enrolled in an accredited school of nursing
• Must be a U.S. citizen

What’s Required:

• Personal statement with a maximum of 1,000 words about your career objectives
• Recent copy of high school transcripts or college and graduate school transcripts
• Letter of acceptance or official transcript
• Proof of U.S. citizenship
• One-page list of your extra-curricular activities, honors, and scholarship achievements
• Letters of recommendation from at least 2 people
• Additional requirements are dependent on the specific scholarship

Learn more about the Daughters of the American Revolution Nursing Scholarship.

43. Federal Pell Grant Government Nursing Scholarships (National)

Amount: Varies

Who’s Eligible:

• Undergraduate students who have not earned a bachelor’s degree
• Must show financial need indicated by a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
• U.S. citizens or permanent residents

What’s Required:

• FAFSA filing

Learn more about Federal Pell Grants.

44. Hurst Review American Association of Colleges of Nursing Scholarship

Amount: $2,500

Who’s Eligible:

• ADN and BSN students with at least a 3.2 GPA
• Must be enrolled in an AACN member institution

What’s Required:

• Access to a MyAACN online account
• Application forms
• Academic transcripts

Learn more about the Hurst Review — AACN Nursing Scholarship.

45. Mahoney Family Foundation Scholarships

Amount: Varies

Who’s Eligible:

• Must be a currently licensed nurse with at least 3 years of experience
• Must be currently enrolled in a graduate program, with classes scheduled
• Must be a permanent resident of the U.S.

What’s Required:

• Submit a professional development plan
• Enrollment verification, class schedule, and itemized tuition statement
• Signed letter of support from a supervisor or principal

Learn more about the Mahoney Family Foundation Scholarship.

46. National League for Nursing Foundation Scholarships (National)

Amount: Varies

Who’s Eligible:

• Must be enrolled in a nursing program and in good academic standing, other requirements vary

What’s Required:

• Application form

Learn more about the National League for Nursing Foundation Scholarships.

47. NurseCorps Scholarship Program

Amount: Full tuition, monthly stipend, reasonable costs paid (books, supplies, uniforms, etc.)

Who’s Eligible:

• Nursing students enrolled in an accredited undergraduate degree program
• U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents
• Cannot have overdue federal debt or federal judgment liens
• Cannot have an existing service commitment

What’s Required:

• Application forms

Learn more about the NurseCorps Scholarship program.

48. Nurses Education Fund Scholarships

Amount: Varies

Who’s Eligible:

• Must have a current RN license from any state within the U.S., pursuing either a master’s or doctoral degree in nursing from an accredited institution
• Must have a current national professional nursing association membership, such as the American Nurses Association, specialty organization, or international honor society

What’s Required:

• Proof of current citizenship or legal residency status, via a U.S. passport, birth certificate, naturalization certification, or permanent resident card
• Completed application

Learn more about the Nurses Education Fund Scholarships.

49. Pangeta and Ivory Nursing Scholarship

Amount: up to $2,500

Who’s Eligible:

• Must be currently enrolled as an undergraduate nursing student
• Must have a minimum GPA of 3.5

What’s Required:

• Completed application
• 400- to 600-word essay showing what made you consider pursuing a career in nursing

Learn more about the Pangeta and Ivory Nursing Scholarship.

50. Tylenol Future Care Scholarship (National)

Amount: $10,000

Who’s Eligible:

• Graduate students or college seniors enrolled in accredited nursing, medical, or pharmacy programs
• Must be a resident of the U.S., Puerto Rico, or the District of Columbia
• Must not be an employee or relative of an employee of Johnson & Johnson Consumer, Inc., or McNeil Consumer Healthcare Division

What’s Required:

• Completed application
• Proof of enrollment in a graduate program in medical school, nursing, or pharmacy
• Essay on community involvement and healthcare goals

Learn more about the Tylenol Future Care Nursing Scholarships.

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