Each year, the Nursing Scholarship program offers more than 200 grants or scholarships. Preference is given to students attending a full-time undergraduate program. In addition to tuition and related expenses, the scholarship provides a $1,000 monthly stipend, as of 2010. Nurses who are awarded the money are required to work for at least two years at a high-need nursing facility.
As of 2010, the National Health Service Corps (NHSC) awards $50,000 to pay back school loans for medical professionals who agree to work for two years at an approved site. The NHSC provides health care to the nation's under-served population. Those who are qualified for the award must have professional training in the medical profession. The program also offers scholarships to students in medical training.
As of 2010, the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners (AANP) awards two grants for $5,000 in a given term. Applicants must be a AANP members. You can apply for membership on the organization's website.
The military offers grants that cover tuition and school supplies. As of 2010, a $2,026 living expense is also included. Grant recipients must serve in the military, usually one year for each year the grant is awarded.
The American Holistic Nurses Association provides grants for members researching topics related to holistic nursing. Applicants must include a five-page research proposal. Grants are awarded for up to $3,500, as of 2010. The research project must be completed within two years. Graduate students can apply for the Charlotte McGuire Scholarship Fund through the organization.