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National Black Nurses Association (NBNA) Scholarships is sponsored by National Black Nurses Association, Inc (NBNA). The NBNA offers multiple annual scholarships to support nursing students from underrepresented backgrounds. Applicants must be NBNA members, enrolled in an accredited nursing program, in good scholastic standing, and have at least one year of school remaining.
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Begin Accepting Applications Date (First to Last) Begin Accepting Applications Date (Last to First) Deadline Date (First to Last) Deadline Date (Last to First) 2025 - 2026 NBNA Scholarship The National Black Nurses Association scholarships to students at all levels (LPN to Doctorate). Applications and supporting materials will ONLY be accepted electronically.
Applications and supporting materials will ONLY be accepted via the CommunityForce platform. SCHOLARSHIP REQUIREMENTS: The following is required for submission: 1. Two letters of recommendation o One letter from a NBNA member, or leader (past or present) who can validate the information in your application, and your qualifications for the scholarship you are applying for.
o The second letter can be from Dean/Faculty member. 2. A copy of your current resume or CV 3.
Personal career statement (Two-page max) 4. Current high-resolution photo ATTENDANCE AT THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE: NBNA encourages the presence of all award recipients at the national conference to receive their honors in person; however, travel funds are not available. Begin Accepting Applications Date: Deadline Date (EST Time Zone): 2025-26 Award Application The National Black Nurses Association offers awards to all outstanding members.
Applications and supporting materials will ONLY be accepted electronically. Applications and supporting materials will ONLY be accepted via the CommunityForce platform. The following is required for submission: 1.
Two letters of recommendation o One letter from a NBNA Chapter President or Vice President. If you are a Direct Member, you may submit a letter from NBNA leader (past or present) who can validate the information in your application, and your qualifications for the award you are o The second letter can be from a teacher, work supervisor, pastor, executive director of community-based organization, etc. 3.
A copy of your current resume or CV 4. Personal career statement (Two-page max) 5. Current high-resolution photo ATTENDANCE AT THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE: NBNA prefers and encourages the presence of all award recipients at the national conference to receive their honors in person; however, travel funds are not available.
Begin Accepting Applications Date: Deadline Date (EST Time Zone):
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: NBNA members enrolled in an accredited nursing program (BSN, AD, Diploma, or LPN/LVN), in good scholastic standing, with at least one year of school remaining. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows starts at $1,000 per year. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
National Black Nurses Association (NBNA) Scholarships is funded by National Black Nurses Association, Inc (NBNA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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