![]() Graduating Northwest Indian College students making last- minute adjustments to their robes. Anya Big Road (Oglala Lakota) of Pine Ridge, South Dakota was chosen as a winner in the student survey drawing for $100. Anya is attending Oglala Lakota College , where she completed her first year of studies as an elementary education major. Congratulations, Anya!
Scholarships Available The American Indian College Fund provides scholarship support to each tribal college. We also administer several scholarship programs offered to American Indian students attending tribal colleges and state and private universities. Thank you for your interest in the American Indian College Fund. We currently have two different scholarship programs available, our Tribal College Scholarship Program and our Special Scholarship Program. Special Scholarship Program Special Scholarships Application Guidelines A recent digital photo and four documents are required to complete this application. The required documents include:
Please ensure the contact information under the Basic Information portion of the application is accurate and up to date, we will contact you through the information you provide. If you have previously received a scholarship from the American Indian College Fund and are seeking to renew your scholarship, please check the renewal box indicating a renewal application at the beginning of the Special Scholarship Application. Please only apply for the scholarship you are seeking to renew. All of your documents must be uploaded correctly before you are able to submit your application. It is the student’s responsibility to ensure the documents are completely uploaded onto their application. Once your application is submitted, you cannot access or revise it. Please do not mail hard copies to the American Indian College Fund, we will not accept paper copies. If assistance is needed, please call American Indian College Fund and speak to the Scholarship Team. Financial Need Analysis Form – Please ensure the budget period dates cover the entire academic year, from 08/2010 through 05/2011. The Special Scholarship is awarded once a year. The financial analysis is to determine the financial need for the academic year.
One Recommendation Letter – This may be from any professional reference such as professors, high school or college staff, employers, etc. If you are interested in applying for this program, please click here to proceed to log on to apply.
Tribal College General Scholarship Program The tribal colleges and universities, not the American Indian College Fund, determine student eligibility and award the scholarships. If you are a tribal college student or high school senior interested in applying for this program, please click here to proceed to log on and start a new General Fund Scholarship Application.
Other Scholarship Opportunities Video American Indian College Fund scholar Ashley Renville talks about surviving peer pressure, growing up Indian and what is beneficial about her scholarship she received from the Fund.
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Each scholarship awarded to a tribal college student through the American Indian College Fund can mean the difference between receiving a college degree or dropping out. The Fund relies upon the generosity of its supporters to help us provide approximately 6,000 scholarships annually to deserving American Indian students. |
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