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Registered nursing program candidates with demonstrated community service and a connection to the Grossmont Healthcare District may apply for the Richard J. Bea Community Service Scholarship. Eligible connections include district residency for at least one year, district employment for at least two years, or graduation from a district high school.
Two scholarships are awarded annually to RN students who have completed one successful year in a registered nursing program.
Submit nursing program transcripts, faculty advisor contact information, volunteer evidence, and a 500-word essay on community service and nursing aspirations. Applicants may apply to only one Grossmont Healthcare District program per year.
The Richard J. Bea Community Service Scholarship awards $8,000 (2 winners).
The deadline is February 5, 2027. Applications submitted after the deadline are typically not considered, so plan to finish early.
Key requirements include: Community service; Volunteer; Undergraduate; Nursing. Check the full eligibility section above, or create a free Award Scholar profile to have every requirement checked against your profile automatically.
High school seniors who are children or grandchildren (including step-children, step-grandchildren, or legal wards) of a living, dues-paying Elk may apply online for Elks National Foundation Legacy Awards. Great-grandchildren are ineligible. Recipients receive $1,500 scholarships usable only at accredited U.S. colleges or universities. Four hundred awards are granted in the current contest cycle. Complete the online application and select the correct sponsoring Elks Lodge. The Elk sponsor must remain a dues-paying member in good standing through March 31. Recipients must complete acts of service with an Elks Lodge during college.
Essay written for youIncoming George Fox University first-year and transfer students may earn additional scholarship funding through the Scholarship Summit program on top of their merit award. Participants who complete both program trails may earn $1,000 to $3,000 per year in stack-on funding, depending on application timing. Early Action applicants qualify for up to $3,000 and Priority Decision applicants for up to $2,000. University-funded stack-on awards are capped at $5,000 above the merit scholarship. Admitted students receive email instructions to complete Trail 1 and department interviews for Trail 2. The program is available only to incoming freshmen and transfer students.
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