Oklahoma Scholarships for High School and College Students

Introduction Many Oklahomans want to help hardworking students from families that struggle to cover college costs. If you’re committed to pursuing higher education and putting in the effort, Oklahoma offers resources to help make that goal attainable through programs such as Oklahoma’s Promise. Oklahoma State Scholarship Programs The Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education manage a range of scholarships and grants designed to reduce the cost of college for qualifying students. Program requirements and award amounts differ by program. How to get more information For details, eligibility rules, and application materials, ask your school counselor for the State Regents’ Counselors’...

Eligibility CriteriaTo be eligible, female candidates must have reached the age of 18 on or before August 31 of the year in which the scholarship is to be granted. Additionally, they must either be:A high school student who has secured admission into an accredited undergraduate program to pursue a STEM degree in the year the scholarship is to be granted.An undergraduate or postgraduate student who is enrolled in a STEM degree program at an accredited institution in the year the scholarship is to be granted.Application RequirementsComplete nameEmail IDPermanent residential addressContact numberName(s) of current and prospective schoolsIntended STEM degree and majorEvidence...

The Cherokee Nation Foundation provides a variety of scholarships aimed at mitigating the increasing burden of student debt. The application window for these scholarships opens on November 1 and closes on January 31 each year. The recipients of these awards are announced every spring. It is the responsibility of the student to complete and submit the application before the deadline. For more information, please refer to the Scholarship Policy. Each academic year, students are eligible to receive a maximum of two scholarships from the Cherokee Nation Foundation. This does not include scholarships provided by the Cherokee Nation itself. Unless specified...

The OAB Education Foundation awards scholarships each year to students enrolled in broadcasting programs at colleges and universities in Oklahoma. Eligibility requirements To qualify for consideration, applicants must meet all of the following: 1. Be enrolled in a broadcast program at an Oklahoma college or university and be declared in broadcasting as a major or minor. 2. Hold classification as a junior or senior at an Oklahoma college or university during the scholarship year. 3. Maintain at least a "B" grade point average in all industry-related coursework. 4. Be registered for a minimum of 12 credit hours during the scholarship...

Professional Training ProgramsOur Adult Professional Training program provides financial assistance to students who meet income qualifications, enabling them to attend technical schools. The goal is to equip these students with the necessary skills to be employment-ready within a two-year timeframe.Postgraduate ScholarshipsPostgraduate Scholarships are on offer for Wyandotte Tribal members who are enrolled and have successfully completed an undergraduate degree, and are now seeking to further their education. The scholarship program spans four semesters, with a grant of $5,000 awarded each semester.Bachelor's Degree ScholarshipsOur Bachelor's Degree Scholarships are granted to Wyandotte Tribal members who are currently enrolled or planning to enroll...

Introduction This program offers financial support to eligible members of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma who are actively enrolled in postsecondary study at an accredited college or university. Who is eligible - Must be a member of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma. - Must be actively pursuing a higher-education degree at an accredited institution. - Must be registered for a minimum of 3 credit hours. - High school students taking college courses (concurrent enrollment) are eligible. - A minimum 2.0 GPA in the previous semester is required to receive scholarship funding. - An online application must be submitted each semester,...

Introduction The selection board uses a clear set of measures when evaluating applicants. Primary factors include the student’s GPA, standardized test results (ACT and/or SAT), and the intended undergraduate major. We view each award as an investment in the recipient and in Oklahoma’s future. Award expectations - Recipients are expected to complete an undergraduate degree within five years of the date they first enroll at the institution where they received the award as a first-time award recipient. - The degree should be completed in the major listed on the application. - Awardees must demonstrate personal responsibility and take part in...

Intro The Chahta Foundation helps students access financial support for higher education by connecting them with awards from the Chahta Foundation itself, the Choctaw Nation, and other partner organizations. These funds are intended to assist with college-related expenses. Eligibility - Must be an enrolled member of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma. - Must be admitted to, currently enrolled in, or planning to enroll in a college or university for the upcoming fall semester. - Must maintain a minimum 2.5 GPA — this requirement applies to both graduating high school seniors and current college/university students. - Individual scholarships may carry additional...

Overview: Tulsa Community Foundation manages more than forty scholarship funds that serve students both in the local area and nationwide. Collectively, these funds award roughly $20 million each year to support students enrolled in institutions of higher learning. Each scholarship’s terms are set by the donor or donor group, so award rules and priorities differ across funds. Eligibility and recipients: Because donors define the selection criteria, eligibility requirements vary widely and reflect the different purposes behind each gift. Each year TCF distributes awards that help hundreds of students cover educational costs at colleges, universities, vocational-technical programs, and primary and secondary...

The Miami Tribe is dedicated to fostering the educational growth of the Myaamia community across all age groups by providing scholarships and ongoing educational programs. The Myaamia Scholarship Selection Committee, consisting of three Tribal members appointed by the Business Committee, is entrusted with the task of granting these scholarships on behalf of the General Council. The Committee awards scholarships through an anonymous application procedure.It is mandatory for all scholarship applications to be fully filled out at the time of submission, otherwise, they will not be taken into consideration. Please note: The scholarships provided by The Miami Tribe of Oklahoma are...