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Find similar grantsNorth Dakota Native American Scholarship is sponsored by North Dakota University System. The North Dakota Native American Scholarship is a state-administered program designed to support Native American students in their pursuit of higher education.
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Enrolled members of federally recognized Indian tribes may qualify for up to $2,000 annually in scholarship funding under this merit or need-based program. ## Eligibility and Qualifications To be considered for an award, applicants must: * Be a North Dakota resident, and * Be an enrolled member of a federally recognized Indian tribe, and * Have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.
0; and * Be pursuing a degree or certificate at a North Dakota accredited institution of higher learning or accredited state career and technical education program with a physical presence in the state. * Eligible programs include accredited clock hour, certificate, associate, bachelor’s, graduate, and professional programs. * An annual application is required.
* All application materials must be completed EACH YEAR by July 15th for priority consideration.
Completed applications include: * The annual Native American Scholarship application; * Verification of tribal enrollment (CIB or Tribal ID) * Most recent transcript showing cumulative GPA (grade reports and class schedules are not accepted) * Needs analysis form and certification of ND residency from the institution * Merit-based scholarships may be awarded to students with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3. 50 or higher.
* Need-based scholarships may be awarded to students with a cumulative GPA between 2. 0 – 3. 499.
* The annual FAFSA application is required to determine unmet need. * Please do not send FAFSA results with your application. * Funding is limited and awards will be made based on the priority awarding process.
There are two options to complete the application, either online (preferred) or by paper. The North Dakota University System accepts applications annually with a priority deadline application date of July 15th. ### Option 1 – ONLINE (preferred) Please review the information below BEFORE completing the application.
* The **2026-27 FAFSA** is required for all need-based awards. Please complete that FAFSA application now if not already done. * Additional required documentation includes: tribal enrollment and most recent transcript.
You will provide this information during the application process. * The needs analysis section and residency verification pages will be sent directly to the college you list on your application. * The application is a fillable PDF.
* You must download the application to your device. * **DO NOT fill it out in the web browser**as you will not be able to sign the application nor will your information be saved. * You are responsible for sending page 2 to the financial aid office to complete.
* DO NOT email your application as it contains your social security number. * Sending your paper application & documents: * **Preferred & Fastest: Use the secure DROP BOX to deliver all documents. ** * If you cannot use the DROP BOX, mail your application and supporting documents to: NDUS / Attn: Financial Aid / 600 E Blvd Ave Dept.
21 / Bismarck, ND 58505 * The ND University System does not accept faxes. * **DO NOT email your application –**EMAILED applications will NOT be accepted due to the personal information in the application. **IMPORTANT:**Awards under the state grant and scholarship programs may not exceed cost of attendance (COA) at your institution.
Institutions will determine if COA is exceeded when other scholarships and grants are taken into consideration. This includes other federal, institutional, tribal or outside scholarships or grants. If total COA is exceeded, state aid must be reduced or cancelled for that term of enrollment.
If you have questions, please contact the NDUS at **ndfinaid@ndus. edu**. Return focus to the top of the page
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Native American students who are residents of North Dakota and attending an in-state college. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
North Dakota Native American Scholarship is funded by North Dakota University System. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in North Dakota. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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