The OU Dependent Child Tuition Waiver, or DCTW, Program enhances tuition assistance options by providing a full resident tuition waiver for full-time undergraduate students who are children of employees and who are properly enrolled as dependents in the University's medical insurance plan.
Complete details, including the benefits, eligibility criteria, and the application process can be found here.
For information on institutional scholarships, contact your college's Student Affairs office.
Sooner Heritage Scholarship applications for 2023 are now closed.
Students must have a current 2022-2023 FAFSA on file to be eligible to apply.
Selections will be made by September.
Students awarded the Sooner Heritage Scholarship must be enrolled at least half-time at the time of disbursement to retain their eligibility.
All students apply by completing the FAFSA. Eligible students will be considered each year as long as they remain in good academic standing. Funds are awarded on a first-come, first-served basis and typically exhausted by January 1.
Full-time University of Oklahoma employees at any OU campus who are enrolled in supported programs are eligible for a benefit that waives partial tuition and several fees.
Please visit here for more details.
Graduate and undergraduate applicants must have demonstrated financial need due to a family member who is afflicted with a neurological disease or disorder. Applicants apply with information regarding how the illness has affected the student financially.
Applications are managed through the OU-Norman Scholarship Office. The application opens on October 1, with all applications due by February 1. Students can apply here after October 1st.
The Physicians Manpower Training Commission's mission is to enhance medical care in rural and underserved areas by administering scholarship incentive programs for medical and nursing personnel. For application and deadline information that is specific to medical students, interns, and residents, to nursing students, and to physician assistant students, please visit www.pmtc.ok.gov or call 405/843-5667.
**Medical student scholarship applications are currently being accepted for students intending to practice in the area of Primary Care (specifically Family Medicine, Pediatrics, Ob/Gyn, General Internal Medicine, and Emergency Medicine) in communities outside the Oklahoma City or Tulsa metropolitan statistical areas. Funding is $15,000 per year, tax free.**
The Tulsa County Medical Society Foundation invites scholarship applications from students in good standing in their 2nd, 3rd, or 4th years at the OUHSC School of Community Medicine-Tulsa.
Please contact TulsaSA@ou.edu, OU-Tulsa Student Affairs Office, 1C76, 4502 East 41st Street, Tulsa, OK 74135, 918/660-3105 for scholarship application and deadline information.
An overview of the program can be view through Physician Manpower Training Commission (PMTC). To apply or view additional information please visit Nursing Student Assistance Program
Applications for scholarships from NHSC are now available. To request a NHSC scholarship application please visit their web site, National Health Service Corps (NHSC).
For loan repayment and employment opportunities with the Indian Health Services, please click here.
The American Indian Medical Scholarship (AIMS) was started by the NSCDA in 1928 to give students of American Indian descent the opportunity to pursue careers in nursing. The students are expected to return to work among their people to help improve health care. Intended originally to benefit females only, the program has expanded to include males, and the career goals now include not only nursing careers, but jobs in health care and health education, as well. The current goal for the Oklahoma Scholarship is to grant a $1,500 scholarship each year, as long as the student remains in academic good standing. The scholarship money is restricted to tuition and specific academic expenses. For more information and applications, please contact. Marilyn Case mscase@cox.net This scholarship is also offered by the national society as a semester award. You can find the information on their website at www.nscda.org under student resources.
There are many scholarship opportunities available. The list below details just a few of the many places to start when searching for scholarship funds.
Resources for students identified as Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) are listed below.