The scholarships below focus on Alaska-based opportunities that can help you pay for college while preparing for a healthcare or science pathway. You’ll see a mix of state-funded programs, Alaska Native corporation awards, and industry or community scholarships with Alaska residency or Alaska regional eligibility. Many support tuition and fees, while others assist with training, leadership development, or workforce commitments in Alaska. Review each scholarship’s eligibility details carefully so you can prioritize the best matches for your goals and background.
1. Alaska Nursing Incentive Program Scholarship
Value: $5,000
Description: This program supports Alaska students pursuing nursing education by providing financial assistance tied to an Alaska workforce commitment. It is designed to strengthen healthcare staffing across the state. Awards may be structured with service expectations after graduation.
Eligibility: Must be an Alaska resident accepted into or enrolled in an eligible nursing program. Recipients typically agree to work as a nurse in Alaska after completing training, or the award may convert to a repayment obligation. Enrollment and academic progress requirements may apply.
About: The sponsoring organization focuses on improving Alaska’s healthcare workforce by encouraging residents to train and remain employed in-state. Its programs are designed to reduce barriers to nursing education and help communities fill critical positions. It supports students through structured funding tied to practical outcomes. The organization partners with education and workforce stakeholders to address statewide needs.
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2. Alaska Performance Scholarship (APS)
Value: $7,000 (estimated annual; varies by tier)
Description: APS is Alaska’s merit-based scholarship that helps cover costs for eligible Alaska high school graduates continuing into college or career training. It rewards strong academics and completion of a rigorous curriculum. Funds can reduce tuition burden for in-state study.
Eligibility: Must be an Alaska high school graduate who completes required coursework and meets GPA and/or test score benchmarks. Applicants must enroll in an eligible postsecondary program and maintain ongoing academic progress. FAFSA timing and program participation rules can affect awards.
About: The program is supported through Alaska’s statewide education funding systems to help students access training and degrees. It aims to keep Alaska talent learning and working in-state. The administering entity provides student aid guidance, application systems, and ongoing support. Its mission emphasizes sustainable solutions for education and workforce development in Alaska.
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3. Alaska Education Grant (AEG)
Value: $4,000 (estimated annual maximum)
Description: AEG is a need-based grant that helps Alaska residents pay for eligible college or training programs. It is often used alongside other financial aid to reduce out-of-pocket costs. Awards may depend on FAFSA submission timing and available funding.
Eligibility: Must be an Alaska resident attending an eligible postsecondary institution or training provider. Applicants typically must file the FAFSA and meet financial need guidelines. Enrollment level and satisfactory academic progress requirements apply.
About: The administering organization supports Alaska students with grants, scholarships, and education funding tools. It works to increase access to postsecondary education and career training statewide. Through centralized portals and resources, it helps families understand aid options. Its broader focus includes workforce readiness and sustainable education financing.
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4. Alaska Space Grant Program Undergraduate Scholarship
Value: $2,000 (estimated; varies)
Description: This scholarship supports undergraduates in Alaska institutions pursuing STEM pathways with hands-on research or project opportunities. It helps students build experience alongside classroom learning. While space-focused, it often supports broad science disciplines relevant to biology and health research.
Eligibility: Must be a U.S. citizen and enrolled at an eligible Alaska institution of higher education. Applicants typically must be in a STEM (or STEM education) major and in good academic standing. Program participation expectations may include research deliverables or reporting.
About: The program is Alaska’s NASA-affiliated Space Grant consortium supporting education and research across the state. It funds student scholarships, fellowships, and outreach that strengthen STEM capacity in Alaska. Partnering with universities and organizations, it promotes applied learning and career readiness. Its initiatives help Alaskan students gain competitive research and professional experience.
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5. Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium (ANTHC) Board Scholarship
Value: $5,000
Description: This scholarship supports Alaska Native and American Indian students pursuing education connected to community health and service. It is intended to strengthen future leadership in health fields across Alaska. Awards are competitive and typically statewide.
Eligibility: Must be an Alaska Native or American Indian student meeting program guidelines and enrollment requirements. Applicants generally must demonstrate academic readiness and interest in healthcare or community health impact. Additional documentation such as transcripts and essays may be required.
About: ANTHC is a major Alaska-based tribal health organization that supports healthcare delivery, workforce development, and community wellness statewide. It collaborates with tribal partners to improve access to quality care. Through education initiatives, it invests in training the next generation of Alaska health professionals. Its scholarships reflect a commitment to long-term community health outcomes.
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6. Indian Health Service (IHS) Health Professions Scholarship
Value: $10,000 (estimated; varies with tuition/fees support)
Description: This scholarship supports American Indian and Alaska Native students pursuing health professions degrees. It can help cover education costs while preparing students for service in Native health systems. Many recipients use it as a pathway into clinical roles serving Alaska communities.
Eligibility: Must be an American Indian or Alaska Native student accepted into an eligible health professions program. Applicants typically must meet academic and program standards and agree to a service commitment after graduation. Documentation of tribal affiliation and enrollment is generally required.
About: The Indian Health Service supports healthcare services and workforce development for Native communities. Its scholarship programs are designed to build long-term capacity by investing directly in students. The organization emphasizes service, access, and culturally responsive care. Through funding and placement pathways, it helps students transition into high-need healthcare roles.
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7. Alaska AHEC Scholars Support Scholarship
Value: $1,500 (estimated; varies)
Description: AHEC Scholars provides financial and travel support for health professions students building experience in rural and underserved Alaska settings. It combines training, mentorship, and community-based learning. The goal is to prepare students for practice where Alaska needs them most.
Eligibility: Must be enrolled in an eligible health program and able to complete program training and community-based experiential learning requirements. Applicants should be interested in rural or underserved practice pathways. Participation and completion standards apply over the program period.
About: Alaska’s Area Health Education Center network strengthens health education pipelines across the state. It connects students with rural learning opportunities, professional networks, and skill-building resources. The program supports communities by encouraging long-term healthcare retention in Alaska. Its focus is practical training aligned with real workforce needs.
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8. Alaska Safety Alliance Training Scholarship
Value: $2,500 (estimated; varies)
Description: This scholarship helps Alaskans pay for academic or training programs tied to Alaska industries, including transportation, maritime, construction, mining, and oil and gas. It is designed for career entry or advancement in Alaska-based work. It can support certifications, credentials, or degree pathways.
Eligibility: Must be an Alaska resident intending to enroll (or currently enrolled) in a qualifying program aligned with Alaska workforce industries. Programs must be Alaska-based or not available in Alaska, depending on guidelines. Applicants typically submit education plans and supporting documentation.
About: Alaska Safety Alliance supports workforce development through training, safety education, and industry partnerships. It works with employers and communities to build a skilled labor force across the state. Its scholarship programs help reduce barriers to entry in high-demand fields. The organization emphasizes practical pathways that lead to employment and safer workplaces.
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9. AGC of Alaska Scholarship
Value: $5,000 (estimated; varies)
Description: This scholarship encourages Alaska students to pursue construction-industry careers and related fields. It supports both trade training and degree programs connected to building Alaska’s infrastructure. Awards can help reduce tuition and program expenses.
Eligibility: Must be an Alaska resident pursuing training or a degree in construction or a related discipline such as engineering, architecture, construction management, or trades. Applicants generally submit transcripts and supporting materials demonstrating readiness and interest. Enrollment and progress requirements apply.
About: AGC of Alaska represents construction contractors and industry partners across the state. It supports workforce development through education initiatives, scholarships, and career awareness. The organization promotes safe, high-quality construction and long-term industry sustainability. Its scholarship program invests in the next generation of Alaska’s skilled workforce.
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10. James E. Carter Memorial Scholarship for Environmental Studies (CIRCAC)
Value: $2,500
Description: This scholarship supports students pursuing environmental studies connected to stewardship of Cook Inlet waters and shorelines. It highlights CIRCAC’s long-term focus on monitoring, spill prevention, and environmental education. It is ideal for students interested in Alaska environmental science pathways.
Eligibility: Typically for students from the Cook Inlet area pursuing environmental studies or a related field. Applicants generally must be enrolled or planning to enroll in an eligible program and submit required application materials. Preference may be given to coursework aligned with Cook Inlet stewardship.
About: CIRCAC was established to provide citizen oversight and promote environmental protection in Cook Inlet. It supports monitoring, public education, and preparedness efforts related to oil spill prevention and response. Through scholarships, it invests in future leaders who care for Alaska’s marine and coastal environment. Its mission centers on responsible stewardship and community engagement.
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11. Captain Barry Eldridge Memorial Scholarship for Maritime Studies (CIRCAC)
Value: $2,500
Description: This scholarship supports students pursuing maritime studies and training tied to Cook Inlet and Alaska marine safety. It encourages education that strengthens maritime stewardship and responsible operations in Alaska waters. Funds can help with education costs in maritime programs.
Eligibility: Typically for Cook Inlet area students entering a maritime program, vocational school, or related training. Applicants usually submit transcripts, plans of study, and additional required documentation. Enrollment and progress expectations apply under program guidelines.
About: CIRCAC provides environmental monitoring and citizen engagement focused on Cook Inlet. It supports spill prevention and response planning while educating the public on marine issues. Scholarships honor leaders connected to maritime safety and community service. The organization invests in education that supports safer, cleaner Alaska waters.
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12. TRANSPAC/AAHPA Maritime Scholarship
Value: $4,000
Description: This scholarship supports Alaskan students pursuing maritime careers through college or vocational training. It is designed to strengthen Alaska’s port, harbor, and maritime workforce. Awards can help reduce costs for students focused on marine transportation and related fields.
Eligibility: Must be an Alaskan student entering college or vocational school with interest in a maritime career. Applicants typically provide education plans, transcripts, and supporting materials. Selection may consider commitment to maritime work in Alaska.
About: The Alaska Association of Harbormasters and Port Administrators supports safe and effective harbor and port operations statewide. It promotes training, professional development, and workforce readiness within Alaska’s maritime sector. Through scholarships, it invests in future maritime professionals serving Alaska communities. The organization works closely with industry and local agencies to support Alaska’s working waterfronts.
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13. Homer Marine Trades Association Vocational Scholarship
Value: $1,000 (estimated; varies)
Description: This scholarship supports vocational training connected to maritime skills and local marine trades. It can help offset course registration or training expenses for Alaska maritime pathways. It is geared toward strengthening practical workforce skills in coastal communities.
Eligibility: Typically requires local residency (often the Kachemak Bay area) and enrollment in a qualifying vocational or maritime training program. Applicants may need to show training plans and community connection. Additional eligibility rules may apply depending on the specific funding year.
About: The Homer Marine Trades Association supports marine industry education, safety, and workforce growth in the Homer area. It partners with community organizations to expand access to training and maritime careers. Through scholarships and tuition support, it helps build local capacity in marine trades. The organization focuses on practical outcomes for Alaska’s coastal economy.
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14. Alaska Travel Industry Association (ATIA) Student Scholarship
Value: $5,000 (estimated maximum)
Description: This scholarship supports Alaska residents preparing for careers in Alaska’s travel and tourism sector. It can help students pursue education tied to hospitality, recreation, marketing, and related fields. Awards strengthen the pipeline of professionals serving Alaska’s visitor economy.
Eligibility: Must be an Alaska resident who is a high school senior or undergraduate planning to pursue a tourism-related degree and career. Applicants may be asked to show extracurricular involvement or work experience. Enrollment in Alaska study plans may be required depending on guidelines.
About: ATIA promotes Alaska’s visitor industry through advocacy, education, and industry collaboration. Its foundation supports workforce development by helping Alaskans access training and education. Scholarships are designed to build local talent for Alaska’s tourism economy. The organization works with businesses and communities to support sustainable travel opportunities statewide.
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15. ATIA Foundation Professional Development Scholarship
Value: $1,000
Description: This scholarship supports continuing education for Alaskans working in, or preparing for, Alaska’s visitor industry. It can be used for seminars, conferences, trainings, and related professional development. The goal is to strengthen skills and leadership within Alaska tourism careers.
Eligibility: Typically for individuals with Alaska-based employment or career plans in the visitor industry. Applicants should show how the training relates to Alaska tourism work and provide supporting documentation. Award use is generally restricted to eligible registration and materials.
About: The ATIA Foundation invests in education and workforce development tied to Alaska’s tourism sector. It supports training, scholarships, and professional advancement for Alaskans across the industry. The foundation collaborates with employers and communities to build a strong visitor economy workforce. Its programs aim to create long-term career growth opportunities in Alaska.
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16. Alaska State Fire Fighters Association High School Student Scholarship
Value: $4,000
Description: This scholarship supports graduating Alaska seniors connected to Alaska’s firefighting community. It helps students pursue college or training while recognizing service and leadership ties to fire/rescue/EMS. Awards can reduce the cost of tuition and related expenses.
Eligibility: Must be a graduating Alaska high school senior and connected to an ASFA member in good standing (or be an eligible youth member, depending on program rules). A minimum GPA requirement applies. Applicants must be Alaska residents and plan to enroll in an eligible postsecondary program.
About: The Alaska State Fire Fighters Association supports firefighters and emergency responders through professional development and member services. It promotes strong leadership and high-quality fire/rescue/EMS services across Alaska. Scholarships are part of its commitment to supporting member families and future community leaders. The association represents a statewide network dedicated to public safety.
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17. Alaska Airmen’s Association Aviation Scholarship Program
Value: $10,000 (estimated; varies)
Description: This scholarship supports Alaskans pursuing aviation careers such as pilot training, aircraft maintenance, and related fields. Funding helps reduce the high cost of aviation education. It is intended to grow Alaska’s next generation of aviation professionals.
Eligibility: Typically requires Alaska ties and a demonstrated plan to pursue aviation training or education. Applicants often submit recommendations, training plans, and supporting documentation. Program rules may include age minimums and enrollment or acceptance proof.
About: The Alaska Airmen’s Association is a large general aviation community focused on promoting aviation and safety across Alaska. It supports outreach, education, and initiatives that benefit Alaska pilots and the broader aviation ecosystem. Its scholarship program invests in training to strengthen aviation access in a state where air travel is essential. The organization works through member engagement and community partnerships statewide.
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18. Alaska Housing Finance Corporation (AHFC) Education Scholarship
Value: $2,000 (estimated; varies)
Description: This scholarship supports AHFC tenants and eligible participants pursuing education or training in Alaska. Funds can be used for tuition, books, and fees that are directly related to coursework. It helps students gain skills for careers and long-term stability in Alaska.
Eligibility: Typically requires AHFC housing participation (tenant status or program eligibility). The school or training must be located within Alaska. Applicants generally submit enrollment proof and an education budget or plan.
About: AHFC supports Alaskans through housing programs, financing tools, and community development initiatives. It aims to improve quality of life by expanding stable housing and related supports. Education scholarships align with its mission by helping residents improve employment and career outcomes. The organization serves communities statewide and connects residents to resources that build long-term opportunity.
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19. Toni Logan Goodrich Resource Education Scholarship (Alaska Resource Education)
Value: $1,000 (estimated; varies)
Description: This scholarship supports students pursuing education connected to Alaska’s resource and workforce sectors. It helps students reduce college costs while encouraging learning tied to Alaska’s economy and communities. The program reflects a commitment to education and responsible resource understanding.
Eligibility: Typically for Alaska students planning to enroll in college or training aligned with resource education or workforce development. Applicants commonly submit transcripts and a short statement of goals. Additional requirements may apply depending on the specific scholarship year.
About: Alaska Resource Education provides educational programs and materials focused on Alaska’s natural resources and workforce topics. It supports teachers, students, and communities with hands-on learning initiatives. Scholarships are part of its broader effort to encourage informed career pathways in Alaska. The organization works with partners to promote practical education that connects students to Alaska’s industries.
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20. AHBA Care Endowment Building Industry Scholarship (Alaska Resource Education)
Value: $2,000 (estimated; varies)
Description: This scholarship supports students pursuing education in building and construction-related fields in Alaska. It helps reduce costs for students preparing for careers that support Alaska’s housing and infrastructure needs. The award encourages workforce readiness through training and education.
Eligibility: Typically for Alaska students entering a construction, building trades, or related program. Applicants may need to show a clear plan of study and career interest. Additional documentation such as transcripts or recommendations may be required.
About: Alaska Resource Education partners with community and industry supporters to promote career learning and workforce development. Scholarship funds like this one connect education to real job needs in Alaska. The organization supports student success through financial assistance and educational outreach. Its initiatives aim to strengthen Alaska communities by investing in local talent.
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21. Alaska Engineering Education Foundation (AEEF) Statewide Scholarship
Value: $2,000
Description: This scholarship supports Alaska students pursuing engineering education and related STEM pathways. It is designed to strengthen Alaska’s future engineering workforce through financial assistance. Funding can be awarded across multiple years depending on the scholarship structure.
Eligibility: Typically for Alaska high school seniors planning to pursue an engineering degree. Applicants usually submit one application to be considered for multiple engineering scholarships. Academic performance and a demonstrated commitment to engineering study are commonly evaluated.
About: AEEF was created to promote engineering education and encourage Alaskan students to enter engineering fields. It works with engineering communities and donors to fund scholarships and education support. The foundation’s efforts strengthen Alaska’s technical workforce pipeline. It also supports broader educational initiatives connected to engineering and math/science learning.
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22. Alaska Society of Professional Engineers (ASPE) Scholarship (via AEEF)
Value: $1,500
Description: This scholarship supports Alaska students pursuing engineering education. It helps reduce tuition costs while encouraging students to prepare for professional engineering careers that serve Alaska communities. Awards are often considered alongside other AEEF-administered scholarships.
Eligibility: Typically for Alaska high school seniors pursuing an engineering degree. Applicants generally submit academic records and an engineering-focused application through the AEEF process. Scholarship committees may consider leadership, goals, and community involvement.
About: ASPE supports professional engineers in Alaska while encouraging the next generation of engineering talent. It promotes ethical practice, professional growth, and public service through engineering. Through scholarships, it invests in Alaska students who will help shape the state’s infrastructure and economy. Its support is often delivered through education-focused partners like AEEF.
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23. Anchorage E-Week Scholarship (via AEEF)
Value: $1,000 (estimated; varies)
Description: This scholarship supports Alaska students pursuing engineering or related STEM study, often aligned with Engineering Week initiatives. It encourages innovation, career exploration, and professional pathways in Alaska. Funds can assist with education costs during the first years of college.
Eligibility: Typically for Alaska high school seniors entering engineering or related STEM programs. Applicants may be considered through a shared scholarship application process. Academic readiness and interest in engineering are commonly evaluated.
About: Anchorage E-Week initiatives bring together engineers, educators, and community partners to promote engineering awareness. Scholarships support students as they begin technical education pathways. The program encourages career development and community-connected learning in Alaska. Its awards help Alaska students pursue the education needed for in-demand technical careers.
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24. American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Mat-Su Branch Scholarship (via AEEF)
Value: $1,000 (estimated; varies)
Description: This scholarship supports Alaska students pursuing civil engineering or related fields that contribute to Alaska infrastructure. It helps students begin or continue engineering education with reduced financial stress. Awards encourage long-term professional involvement in Alaska engineering.
Eligibility: Typically for Alaska students pursuing engineering study with interest in civil engineering. Applicants are often evaluated through a shared AEEF-administered process. Academic performance and commitment to engineering goals are commonly considered.
About: The ASCE Mat-Su Branch supports civil engineering professionals and promotes infrastructure excellence in Alaska. Through education support, it encourages students to enter fields that build and maintain Alaska’s roads, bridges, and public works. Scholarships help grow a skilled workforce connected to Alaska communities. The branch engages with local professionals and partners to strengthen engineering education pathways.
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25. Alaska Section SPE College Student Scholarship
Value: $2,500
Description: This scholarship supports Alaska residents majoring in earth science or engineering as preparation for petroleum industry careers. It helps reduce education costs while encouraging Alaska-based workforce readiness. Awards can support students studying in Alaska or elsewhere.
Eligibility: Must be a resident of Alaska and enrolled in a qualifying college major such as geology, environmental engineering, or related engineering fields. Applicants typically submit transcripts and required application materials. Academic progress standards may apply.
About: The Alaska Section of the Society of Petroleum Engineers supports professional development, technical learning, and community engagement in Alaska’s energy sector. It encourages education and responsible industry practice through scholarships and events. By funding students, it invests in Alaska’s future technical workforce. Its programs connect students and professionals through learning and mentorship opportunities.
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26. AADE Alaska Section Petroleum Scholarship (SPE Alaska Section Scholarships)
Value: $2,000 (estimated; varies)
Description: This scholarship supports eligible students connected to Alaska’s petroleum education pathways. It is intended to reduce costs for students pursuing relevant engineering or technical majors. Awards help encourage Alaska’s future workforce in energy-related roles.
Eligibility: Typically for students meeting eligibility rules set by the Alaska Section scholarship program and submitting a complete application with official transcripts. Alaska residency or Alaska school ties are commonly expected. Additional requirements may include major alignment and academic standing.
About: The American Association of Drilling Engineers supports technical education and professional growth in drilling and energy fields. The Alaska Section engages with local industry and community partners to promote responsible development and education. Scholarships are one way it invests in student training and workforce readiness. The organization values practical learning, safety, and strong technical preparation.
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27. Doyon Foundation Scholarship
Value: $3,000 (estimated; varies)
Description: This scholarship supports Doyon shareholders and descendants pursuing college, vocational training, or professional education. It helps reduce costs while encouraging long-term educational achievement. Many awards prioritize student progress and community impact.
Eligibility: Typically for Doyon shareholders and eligible descendants, often with Alaska residency or regional ties. Applicants usually must provide proof of enrollment, transcripts, and required documentation. Academic standing and program progress requirements may apply.
About: The Doyon Foundation supports education and cultural initiatives connected to Interior Alaska communities. It invests in students through scholarships, training support, and related programs. The foundation’s work helps strengthen long-term opportunity for shareholders and families. Its mission emphasizes education as a pathway to self-sufficiency and community well-being.
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28. Sealaska Heritage Institute Scholarship
Value: $2,500 (estimated; varies)
Description: This scholarship supports students connected to Southeast Alaska Native heritage and cultural preservation. It helps students pursue higher education while maintaining ties to community and identity. Awards can be used for a variety of academic programs.
Eligibility: Typically for Alaska Native students with qualifying Southeast Alaska tribal or Sealaska connections, depending on the scholarship. Applicants commonly submit transcripts and essays or statements of goals. Enrollment in an accredited program and academic progress requirements may apply.
About: Sealaska Heritage Institute supports cultural preservation, education, and community programming in Southeast Alaska. It provides scholarships and learning resources that strengthen long-term opportunity for students. The institute promotes language, arts, and cultural knowledge alongside academic success. Its education programs connect students to community values while supporting professional goals.
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29. Chugach Heritage Foundation Scholarship
Value: $3,000 (estimated; varies)
Description: This scholarship supports Chugach Alaska Corporation shareholders and descendants pursuing education and training. It helps cover tuition and related expenses while encouraging skill-building and degree completion. Awards support long-term success for families connected to the Chugach region.
Eligibility: Typically for Chugach shareholders and eligible descendants with required documentation. Applicants generally must be enrolled or accepted into an accredited program and meet academic progress standards. Deadlines and award types may vary by term.
About: Chugach Heritage Foundation supports education, culture, and opportunities for people connected to the Chugach region. It offers scholarships and education support to strengthen long-term community outcomes. The foundation works to reduce financial barriers to training and degrees. Its programs encourage achievement while honoring cultural and regional connections.
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30. The CIRI Foundation Excellence Annual Scholarship
Value: $5,000 (estimated; varies)
Description: This scholarship supports Alaska Native students who are CIRI enrollees or descendants pursuing bachelor’s or graduate degrees. It rewards academic excellence and encourages community service and leadership. Funds can reduce tuition burden while supporting long-term educational progress.
Eligibility: Must be an Alaska Native original enrollee to CIRI or a lineal descendant. Applicants generally must meet GPA requirements and provide transcripts and supporting materials. Community service and leadership involvement may strengthen competitiveness.
About: The CIRI Foundation promotes individual self-development and opportunity for Alaska Native shareholders and descendants connected to Cook Inlet Region, Inc. It administers scholarships, grants, and heritage programs that support education and cultural goals. The foundation invests in long-term self-sufficiency through academic and career development. Its work reflects a commitment to strengthening Alaska Native communities through education.
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31. Arctic Education Foundation At-Large High School Scholarship Program
Value: $2,000
Description: This scholarship supports eligible high school seniors connected to Arctic Slope Regional Corporation (ASRC). It helps students begin college or training while encouraging leadership and community engagement. Awards may consider both need and merit factors.
Eligibility: Must be an ASRC shareholder or descendant and an Alaska resident graduating from high school. Minimum GPA requirements apply. Applicants often need to show financial need, community involvement, and enrollment plans.
About: Arctic Education Foundation supports education for beneficiaries connected to Alaska’s Arctic Slope region. It provides scholarships and education resources to help students pursue postsecondary goals. The foundation’s programs honor community leadership and support long-term career development. Its mission strengthens regional opportunity through learning and skill-building.
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32. Calista Education & Culture Academic Scholarship
Value: $3,000 (estimated; varies)
Description: This scholarship supports Calista shareholders and descendants pursuing college and university degrees. It helps reduce tuition costs and encourages educational achievement connected to Southwest Alaska communities. Awards can support both academic and career development pathways.
Eligibility: Must be a Calista Corporation voting shareholder or eligible descendant of an original shareholder. Applicants generally must be accepted into an accredited program and meet GPA and documentation requirements. Award rules may vary by program type.
About: Calista Education & Culture is an Alaska Native-owned nonprofit created to expand educational and cultural opportunities. It provides scholarships and supports learning programs for Calista shareholders and descendants. The organization invests in long-term success by reducing financial barriers to education. Its work also strengthens cultural connection and community development across the Calista region.
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33. Aqqaluk Trust Scholarship
Value: $2,500 (estimated; varies)
Description: This scholarship supports NANA shareholders, descendants, and eligible dependents pursuing college or postsecondary education. It encourages leadership, academic progress, and commitment to Iñupiaq values. Funding helps reduce costs across a wide range of programs.
Eligibility: Must be a NANA shareholder, descendant, or qualifying dependent under program rules. Applicants typically submit transcripts, recommendations, and documentation of enrollment. Selection may consider academic standing, community involvement, and cultural commitment.
About: Aqqaluk Trust serves the NANA region by supporting education, cultural connection, and Iñupiat values. It invests in future leaders through scholarships and community-centered initiatives. The organization promotes language, well-being, and opportunity across Northwest Alaska. Its education support helps strengthen long-term community resilience through learning.
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34. Koniag Education Foundation General Scholarship
Value: $3,000 (estimated; varies)
Description: This scholarship supports Koniag shareholders and registered descendants pursuing higher education. It is merit-based and aims to strengthen educational attainment connected to Alutiiq communities. Awards can support undergraduate and graduate study.
Eligibility: Must be a Koniag shareholder or registered descendant and meet scholarship GPA and application requirements. Applicants typically submit transcripts and program enrollment plans. Awards may be competitive based on available funding and applicant strength.
About: Koniag Education Foundation supports Alutiiq people in achieving their potential through education. It offers scholarships and education resources to reduce barriers for shareholders and descendants. The foundation invests in long-term community strength by supporting degree and training completion. Its mission centers on empowering learners and strengthening regional opportunity.
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35. Walter Charley Memorial Scholarship (Ahtna, Inc.)
Value: $2,000 (estimated; varies)
Description: This scholarship supports Ahtna shareholders pursuing educational goals, including college and career training. It is designed to help cover direct education expenses such as tuition, fees, and required materials. Awards support long-term education success for shareholders.
Eligibility: Must be an Ahtna shareholder (and meet any additional program requirements). Applicants generally must be accepted into or enrolled in an eligible postsecondary program. Documentation and academic progress requirements may apply.
About: Ahtna, Inc. is an Alaska Native regional corporation that supports shareholder opportunities across education, employment, and community well-being. Through scholarship programs, it invests in building skills and academic achievement. Its education funding reflects a commitment to shareholder development and long-term self-sufficiency. The organization supports programs that strengthen families and communities connected to the Ahtna region.
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36. Ahtna Certificate-Based Scholarship
Value: $1,500 (estimated; varies)
Description: This scholarship supports Ahtna shareholders pursuing occupational endorsement certificates and other credential-based programs. It is intended for shorter pathways that lead to in-demand skills and faster entry into the workforce. Funding can help cover specialized training and certification costs.
Eligibility: Must be an Ahtna shareholder pursuing an eligible certificate or occupational program at an accredited institution. Applicants typically must provide program enrollment details and required documentation. Additional academic or participation requirements may apply.
About: Ahtna invests in education and workforce pathways that strengthen shareholder self-sufficiency. Its certificate scholarship program reflects a focus on practical skill-building and career access. By supporting shorter credentials, it helps shareholders enter the workforce more quickly. The organization’s education benefits are designed to align learning with real employment outcomes in Alaska.
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37. Bristol Bay Foundation Higher Education Scholarship Program
Value: $5,000 (estimated; varies)
Description: This scholarship supports students pursuing two-year, four-year, or advanced degree programs connected to Bristol Bay region communities. It considers academic standing, leadership, and life experience. Awards help reduce college costs while supporting long-term degree completion.
Eligibility: Typically for eligible applicants connected to the Bristol Bay region under program rules, including Alaska Native and regional eligibility pathways. Applicants must be accepted into or enrolled in an eligible program. Deadlines and required materials apply each term.
About: Bristol Bay Foundation supports education, leadership development, and community well-being connected to the Bristol Bay region. It invests in students through scholarship programs and educational services. The foundation’s goal is to strengthen communities by supporting learners from high school through advanced degrees. Its programs emphasize long-term success and community impact through education.
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38. Bristol Bay Native Association Higher Education Program Scholarship
Value: $3,000 (estimated; varies)
Description: This scholarship supports Native Alaskans affiliated with tribes in the Bristol Bay Native Association region who are pursuing college degrees. It helps students cover education costs for associate, bachelor’s, or graduate study. Undergraduates are often prioritized.
Eligibility: Must be a Native Alaskan affiliated with a BBNA member tribe and meet enrollment requirements. Applicants generally must be accepted into or enrolled in an eligible program and submit required documentation. Financial need and academic progress standards may apply.
About: Bristol Bay Native Association supports community programs and services across its regional network. Education support is part of its broader efforts to strengthen self-sufficiency and opportunity. Scholarships help members pursue training and degrees that benefit families and communities. The organization invests in long-term outcomes through workforce and education pathways.
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39. Bering Straits Native Corporation Scholarship
Value: $3,000 (estimated; varies)
Description: This scholarship supports BSNC shareholders and descendants pursuing college or vocational education. It helps reduce the cost of tuition and related expenses. The program is part of a broader regional effort to streamline scholarship access.
Eligibility: Must be a BSNC shareholder or eligible descendant and meet documentation requirements. Applicants typically must have a high school diploma or GED and be enrolled in a qualifying program. Academic standing and term deadlines apply.
About: Bering Straits Native Corporation is an Alaska Native regional corporation supporting shareholders through economic development and community benefits. Its scholarship funding helps build educational opportunity across the Bering Strait/Norton Sound region. The organization collaborates with regional partners to simplify access to scholarships. Its programs emphasize long-term advancement through education and training.
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40. Beringia Settlement Trust (BST) Scholarship
Value: $2,500 (estimated; varies)
Description: This scholarship supports Alaska Native students connected to the Bering Straits region who are pursuing vocational, undergraduate, or graduate education. It is designed to reduce financial barriers and encourage continued learning. Many students apply through a combined regional application process.
Eligibility: Must be a BSNC shareholder or descendant (or otherwise eligible under BST rules) and an Alaska Native student. Applicants generally must meet minimum GPA requirements and demonstrate financial need. Enrollment in an accredited program is required.
About: The Beringia Settlement Trust supports education and regional well-being through scholarship funding. It works alongside regional organizations to streamline scholarship access for eligible students. Its programs help students gain credentials and degrees that support community success. The trust’s education focus strengthens future leadership across Northwest Alaska communities.
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41. Sitnasuak Foundation Scholarship
Value: $3,000 (estimated; varies)
Description: This scholarship supports Alaska Native students who are members of Sitnasuak Native Corporation and pursuing college or graduate education. It helps students reduce tuition costs and continue academic progress. Awards can support a wide range of programs.
Eligibility: Must be an Alaska Native student who is a member of Sitnasuak Native Corporation and meet minimum GPA requirements. Applicants must be enrolled in an eligible program and submit required documentation. Deadlines and award terms apply.
About: Sitnasuak Foundation supports education and opportunity connected to the Nome region. It invests in students through scholarships that encourage long-term academic success. The foundation’s work strengthens community capacity by supporting training and degrees. Its programs reflect a commitment to future leadership and economic resilience in Alaska.
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42. Kawerak Higher Education Scholarship
Value: $2,500 (estimated; varies)
Description: This scholarship supports Alaska Native students from the Bering Straits region pursuing college or career training. It helps reduce the financial burden of postsecondary education. The program emphasizes opportunity and support for students connected to regional communities.
Eligibility: Must be an Alaska Native student from the Bering Straits region under Kawerak eligibility guidelines. Applicants typically must demonstrate financial need and provide enrollment and transcript documentation. Minimum GPA and progress standards may apply.
About: Kawerak serves communities across the Bering Strait region through education, workforce, and community development services. It supports student success with scholarships and higher education resources. The organization’s programs strengthen opportunity for families and communities through training and degree completion. Its education support aligns with long-term regional well-being and self-determination.
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43. Caleb Scholars Program Scholarship (Managed at Kawerak, Inc.)
Value: $5,000 (estimated per semester; varies by status)
Description: This scholarship supports Alaska Native students from Alaska’s Arctic regions focused on Inuit-led conservation advocacy. It combines financial support with mentorship, professional development, and cultural connection. The program is designed to prepare students for leadership and community impact.
Eligibility: Typically for Alaska Native students from the Norton Sound, Northwest Arctic, and Arctic Slope regions who meet program participation requirements. Applicants often must be enrolled in an eligible program and commit to program activities. Additional requirements may include essays, recommendations, or interviews.
About: The Caleb Scholars Program supports arctic-region students through scholarship funding and leadership development. It is managed through Kawerak, providing structure, mentorship, and community learning. The program emphasizes conservation advocacy led by Inuit values and perspectives. Its goal is to build a network of future leaders committed to Alaska’s arctic communities and lands.
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44. Norton Sound Health Corporation (NSHC) Scholarship Opportunities
Value: $3,000 (estimated; varies)
Description: This scholarship supports eligible students pursuing higher education or internships connected to healthcare pathways in the Norton Sound region. It helps reduce financial barriers while encouraging students to return with skills that benefit Alaska communities. Awards may support a range of health-related study plans.
Eligibility: Must meet NSHC eligibility requirements, typically tied to regional and beneficiary criteria. Applicants generally must be enrolled or accepted into an eligible program and submit required documentation. Academic progress requirements may apply.
About: Norton Sound Health Corporation is a regional healthcare organization serving communities in Northwest Alaska. It supports health services, workforce development, and community wellness initiatives. Scholarships and internships help strengthen the pipeline of local healthcare professionals. Its education support reflects a commitment to improving access to care through local training and leadership.
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45. Norton Sound Economic Development Corporation (NSEDC) Education & Training Scholarship
Value: $3,500 (estimated per semester maximum)
Description: This scholarship supports Norton Sound residents enrolled in college, university, or vocational training. It helps reduce costs for students pursuing credentials that support employment and advancement. Awards are tied to program guidelines and required application deadlines.
Eligibility: Must be a Norton Sound resident and enrolled at an accredited college, university, or vocational school. Applicants must submit a complete application and meet eligibility rules in the program guidelines. Enrollment status and progress standards apply.
About: NSEDC supports economic development and opportunity across the Norton Sound region. Its programs include education, employment, and training investments that help residents build long-term careers. Scholarships are part of its commitment to workforce readiness and regional prosperity. The organization partners with communities to strengthen opportunity through skill-building and education.
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46. SNC Trust Education Benefit Scholarship (Sitnasuak Native Corporation)
Value: $2,000 (estimated; varies)
Description: This scholarship supports qualified beneficiaries pursuing postsecondary education or career training. It helps students build practical skills and credentials for long-term success. Awards may support both degree programs and short-term training.
Eligibility: Must be a qualified beneficiary under SNC Trust rules and enrolled in an eligible education or career training program. Minimum GPA requirements may apply depending on program type. Applicants generally must submit enrollment proof and required documentation.
About: SNC Trust provides education support for beneficiaries connected to Sitnasuak Native Corporation. It focuses on helping students gain skills for careers and community contribution. The program supports both traditional college pathways and targeted training opportunities. Its goal is to strengthen long-term opportunity through education and workforce readiness.
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47. The Aleut Foundation Youth Advance Scholarship Program
Value: $500 (estimated maximum per year)
Description: This scholarship provides smaller, flexible awards to support youth education and advancement activities. It can assist with eligible education-related needs that help students move forward in learning and career exploration. The program supports continued growth for Aleut shareholders and descendants.
Eligibility: Must be a voting shareholder of The Aleut Corporation or a registered descendant of a voting shareholder. Applicants must meet program guidelines and submit required documentation. Award limits and availability are evaluated annually.
About: The Aleut Foundation supports education, career development, and cultural connection for Aleut communities. Through the Ulakaia Center, it offers scholarships and resources designed to reduce barriers and strengthen opportunity. Its programs emphasize long-term growth through learning, leadership, and training. The foundation partners with community and industry supporters to sustain education benefits over time.
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48. Aleut Foundation Part-Time Scholarship
Value: $2,000 (estimated; varies)
Description: This scholarship supports part-time college or graduate students connected to The Aleut Corporation. It helps reduce the cost of continuing education while balancing work, family, or community responsibilities. Awards encourage steady progress toward degree completion.
Eligibility: Must be a shareholder of The Aleut Corporation or an eligible descendant and enrolled part-time in an accredited program. Minimum GPA requirements may apply. Applicants generally must submit transcripts and enrollment verification.
About: The Aleut Foundation provides education funding and career development supports for Aleut communities. It focuses on expanding access to scholarships for students with diverse enrollment patterns. The organization supports lifelong learning and skill-building through multiple award types. Its mission centers on empowering individuals through education and opportunity.
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49. Eklutna, Inc. Scholarship & Grant Program
Value: $3,000 (estimated; varies)
Description: This program supports Alaska Native students connected to Eklutna, Inc. through scholarships and grants for education and training. It helps students pursue self-determined academic and career goals. Awards may include merit scholarships and career training support.
Eligibility: Must be an Alaska Native original enrollee or direct lineal descendant of an original enrollee of Eklutna, Inc., under program guidelines. Applicants generally must be accepted into or enrolled in an accredited program. Documentation and reporting requirements apply.
About: Eklutna, Inc. is an Alaska Native village corporation that invests in shareholder and descendant success. Its scholarship and grant programs support lifelong learning and personal growth. Education funding reflects a commitment to developing people as a key community resource. The organization supports pathways that strengthen families and long-term opportunity in Alaska.
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50. Kootznoowoo Cultural & Educational Foundation (KCEF) Scholarship Program
Value: $1,000 (estimated; varies)
Description: This scholarship supports Kootznoowoo shareholders and descendants pursuing higher education or vocational training. It helps reduce the cost of tuition and related expenses while encouraging full-time study and progress. Awards support long-term education success connected to community goals.
Eligibility: Must be a Kootznoowoo shareholder or descendant and meet Alaska Native eligibility and enrollment requirements under program rules. Applicants typically must be enrolled full-time in college or vocational training and meet minimum GPA standards. Documentation and application deadlines apply.
About: KCEF is a nonprofit foundation created to support education for Kootznoowoo shareholders and descendants. It is funded through support connected to Kootznoowoo, Inc. The foundation invests in education as a pathway to long-term opportunity and community resilience. Its scholarship program reflects a commitment to helping students gain credentials and skills that benefit Alaska communities.
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