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Scholarship
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Stormont-Vail Foundation Scholarships
These scholarships vary in amounts and are made possible through the
generosity of individuals, trusts, and foundations that support Baker’s
nursing program. The scholarships are available to full-time students
seeking a Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree and are awarded on a yearly
basis. Students may apply for this scholarship by completing the backside
of the School of Nursing Application for Financial Aid.
The Nancy Brower Hanni Scholarship
This scholarship recognizes a
graduate’s dedication to the nursing profession. The recipient of the
scholarship must be a senior student enrolled full-time in the Baker
University School of Nursing program with a minimum cumulative grade point
average of 3.0. Preference will be give to students interested in careers
in the field of cardiology.
Kansas Nursing
Scholarship
Administered by the Kansas State
Board of Regents, these scholarships pay students $3,500 per year and are
jointly funded by the state and a health care provider. The student must
meet criteria for the Kansas Nursing Scholarship, and any set forth by the
health care provider. For each year the student receives the scholarship,
he or she must provide one year of full-time employment to the health care
provider that sponsors the scholarship. This is a particularly attractive
scholarship for students who wish to work in Kansas following graduation.
Stormont-Vail HealthCare participates in the scholarship program by
offering sponsorships to students entering the Baker University School of
Nursing in the fall semester.
Stormont-Vail
HealthCare Tuition Waver
This contract provides $3,500 to
students entering in the spring semester. Selection is based on the same
criteria and process as the Kansas Nursing Scholarship.
Kansas State
Scholarship
Kansas
residents may apply for this need-based scholarship by releasing their ACT
test scores to the Kansas Board of Regents no later than the December test
date of their senior year in high school. Students are designated state
scholars by the Kansas Board of Regents each May. You must also show
financial need on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, complete an
additional state aid application, and be enrolled in a minimum of 12
semester hours to receive up to $1,000 as a state scholar. Renewal is based
on maintenance of a cumulative 3.0 GPA.
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