SENIOR CITIZEN SCHOLARSHIP
Any student 60 years or older who is ineligible for any other financial aid will have tuition waived. This scholarship does not include fees or textbooks.
First Time First Year Freshman:P
Any student who has graduated within the same year they are attending college for the first time are eligible for a one time tuition waiver. This scholarship does not waive any fees, this waiver cannot be used with any other two-year community colleges or four-year universities. Contact the admission office for more information.
The NSFC is currently supported by the Kendeda Fund to provide seasonal after-school and summer science institutes for grades 4-6. Please contact our office for applications and schedule. To schedule an activity or check out resources available please contact us at least two weeks prior to your request. You may submit a request to any of the three contacts provided.
POWERING OUR FUTURE SCHOLARSHIP:
Glacier Electric Cooperative sponsors, annually, one full tuition and fees scholarship to be used at the Blackfeet Community College in Browning, MT. Please observe the following information and guidelines.
- The applicant or applicant’s parent or legal guardian must be a member of Glacier Elective Cooperative at the time of application.
- The applicant must be a first time college student (graduating senior, GED holder, or non-traditional student are all acceptable)
- The applicant must have maintained a 2.5 (C+) grade point average from freshman year through the date of application OR have earned a GED.
- The applicant must be enrolled in the Pre-engineering program at Blackfeet Community College in the fall of the current year.
- The applicant must complete the Powering Our Future Scholarship application. Incomplete
applications will not be eligible for consideration. - Applications must be received at Glacier Electric’s Cut Bank office no later than the dealine on the application.
- Selection of scholarship recipients will be based on the following percentages:
- 60% personal statement, maximum of two pages (12 point font, 1″ margins)
- 20% scholastic achievement: transcript is required plus ACT/SAT scores
- 10% letter of recommendation
- 10% community involvement outside of school activities
- The applications will be available on the Financial Aid Scholarship bulletin board.
AMERICAN INDIAN COLLEGE FUND:
Various scholarships are offered at Blackfeet Community College through the American Indian College Fund. online application must be submitted. Scholarships and selection criteria are advertised at the beginning of each semester. A student may apply for these scholarships through an application process, as advertised, during the third week of each semester. These scholarships are advertised through postings in each building, and advertisement on campus. The Scholarship Committee makes the final selection, awards are on a case by case basis-no two students are alike. See the Financial Aid Office for more information.
The American Indian College Fund’s motto is educating the mind and spirit. We achieve this by providing Native students with scholarships and providing financial support for the nation’s 33 accredited tribal colleges and universities, which incorporate American Indian culture and language into their curriculum to honor our students’ heritage and Native identity.
Established in 1989, the American Indian College Fund is the nation’s largest and highest-rated American Indian scholarship organization. Your support helps us to provide:
- Scholarships and other support for American Indian students
- Capital support for the nation’s tribal colleges, the vast majority of which are located on or near reservations
- Funding for cultural and language preservation courses and activities
- Funding for intellectual capital development at the tribal colleges
- Fellowships for tribal college faculty development
- Early childhood development support based in cultural learning at the tribal colleges
- Leadership development for Native students
PRIVATE SCHOLARSHIPS:
Blackfeet Community College maintains a listing of private scholarships. Eligibility varies with each source. Scholarships listings are available to all students. Web addresses are posted with each scholarship on the bulletin board with application requirements and deadline next to the Financial Aid offices.
ALL OTHER TYPES OF SCHOLARSHIPS:
Are available for the student in postings, in e-mailings or in online scholarship searches such as the Fast Web Scholarshipsearch engine.
Any or all information received in the office are posted on the bulletin board across from the Financial Aid office, students are encouraged to check this board for daily/weekly updates of the latest scholarships available.
PRIMARY ONLINE SCHOLARSHIP RESOURCES:
Cobell Scholarship – Deadlines, eligibility, etc. necessary to complete the application, & are administered by Indigenous Education, Inc.
American Indian Graduate Center (AIGC) – Scholarships available from the AIGC each year & are administered by the AIGC.
American Indian College Fund (AICF) – Scholarships offered each year and each semester & are administered by the College fund.
American Indian Services – AIS is a non-profit charity serving Native Americans, located in Salt Lake City. The mission of AIS has been a simple one: to create programs and generate funding that will help Native Americans receive a quality education, while still preserving their culture and honoring their heritage.
Scholarship Opportunities for American Indian Students – Lists a variety of scholarships for Native Americans & are administered by their respective donors.
The American Indian Education Foundation – Student college information, scholarships and more & are administered accordingly.
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