This graduate scholarship of approximately $1,200 is open to students enrolled in the Graduate Department of Nursing Science who have completed courses in community health and demonstrate a commitment to this aspect of nursing. It is awarded on the basis of financial need and academic achievement, particularly in courses related to community health nursing.
Award Type:
Current students Grant
Action:
Application Required
Availability:
Domestic Students
Level of Study:
Graduate
Deadline to Apply:
01-Nov-20
Value/Amount:
One graduate scholarship of approximately $1,200
Academic Year:
2020-2021
How to Apply:
Submit your application form:
Notification of decision:
Recipient must:
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