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The American Indian College Fund is not accepting special tribal college scholarship applications. Students will be notified by Mid-August. Ford Motor Company ScholarshipFord Motor Company is committed to supporting local and national programs to affect change, provide for those in need and improve the quality of life in all communities. Support of education at all levels continues to be Ford's highest priority. The American Indian College Fund and Ford Motor Company are pleased to announce the Ford Motor Company Scholarship. This program will award need based scholarships up to $10,000 to deserving American Indian students who have declared majors in accounting; computer, electrical or mechanical engineering; finance; information systems; marketing or operations management. To be eligible for the Ford Motor Scholarship, you must:
Morgan Stanley, in partnership with the American Indian College Fund, will award scholarships of $10,000 annually to outstanding American Indian students who have an interest in business and the financial services industry. Careers in the financial services industry at Morgan Stanley include information technology, investment banking, investment management, marketing, branch operations, financial advising, financial accounting, credit card services and others. Selected students may also be considered for internship opportunities with Morgan Stanley. To be eligible to apply for the Morgan Stanley College Scholars Program you must:
Nissan has a strong corporate commitment to diversity and excellence, not only in its workforce but also in educational opportunities for minority students across North America. Through the American Indian College Fund, Nissan North America, Inc. will award scholarships to outstanding American Indian students. Selected students will receive $5,000 annually. To be eligible for the Nissan scholarship program you must:
The Sovereign Nations Scholarship Fund Endowment (SNSFE) is a permanent endowment established by the American Indian College Fund and primarily supported by American Indian Nations and American Indian-owned businesses. Other corporations, foundations, and individual donors have also generously contributed to this noteworthy campaign. The Fund will award $ 2,000 scholarships to American Indian students. Upon completion of their degree students are encouraged to work for their tribe or an Indian organization to help improve the livelihood of Native people. To be eligible for the Sovereign Nations Scholarship you must:
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Contact Scholarship Debra L. Reed 303-426-8900 ext. 381 |
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