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Ihs Scholarship Program Priority Chart
Ihs Scholarship Program Priority Chart is a 1-page legal document that was released by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services - Indian Health Service and used nation-wide.
FAQ
Q: What is the IHS Scholarship Program Priority Chart?
A: The IHS Scholarship Program Priority Chart is a ranking system used to determine the priority of applicants for the scholarship program.
Q: How does the IHS Scholarship Program Priority Chart work?
A: The chart assigns points to applicants based on certain criteria, such as tribal affiliation, financial need, academic achievement, and commitment to a health profession.
Q: What is the purpose of the IHS Scholarship Program?
A: The IHS Scholarship Program aims to provide financial assistance to Native American and Alaska Native students pursuing careers in the health professions.
Q: Who is eligible for the IHS Scholarship Program?
A: Eligibility for the program is limited to Native American and Alaska Native students who are enrolled in or accepted to an accredited health professions degree program.
Q: What are some examples of health professions covered by the IHS Scholarship Program?
A: Examples of covered health professions include medicine, nursing, dentistry, pharmacy, and behavioral health.
Q: What is the benefit of receiving the IHS Scholarship?
A: The scholarship provides financial support for tuition, fees, and other educational expenses, as well as a monthly stipend for living expenses.
Q: How competitive is the IHS Scholarship Program?
A: The program is highly competitive, with a limited number of scholarships available each year and a large number of qualified applicants.
Q: Can the IHS Scholarship be used for graduate programs?
A: Yes, the scholarship can be used for graduate programs in health professions, provided the applicant meets the eligibility criteria.
Q: Is there a service obligation associated with the IHS Scholarship?
A: Yes, recipients of the scholarship are required to fulfill a service obligation by working in an Indian health facility after completing their training.
Q: How long is the service obligation for IHS Scholarship recipients?
A: The length of the service obligation varies depending on the length of support received, but typically ranges from two to four years.
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