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Veterans

OVMA Accepting Student Veteran and Military-Connected Student Scholarship Applications

Monday, March 14, 2022, By Stephanie Salanger
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Office of Veteran and Military Affairsstudent scholarships

a graduate's cap with the letters USMC '17 and the American flagAs part of its continuing commitment to be the best place for veterans, the University’s Office of Veteran and Military Affairs (OVMA) is currently accepting applications for multiple donor-funded military-connected student scholarships. These opportunities provide students with meaningful assistance as they pursue higher education. Applications for each scholarship are open March 24-April 7. Recipients will be announced in April.

  • $5,000 awarded to one eligible applicant
  • Must be a currently enrolled undergraduate student veteran

  • $5,000 awarded to one eligible applicant
  • Must be a currently enrolled student who identifies as a military family member and/or dependent

  • $3,500 for one eligible applicant
  • Must be a currently enrolled veteran and/or military-connected student
  • Preference will be given to graduate students

  • $3,500 awarded to one eligible applicant
  • Must be a currently enrolled undergraduate student veteran

  • $2,000 awarded to two eligible applicants
  • Must be a currently enrolled undergraduate veteran and/or military-connected student
  • Preference will be given to students studying science or engineering

  • $2,000 awarded to one eligible applicant
  • Must be a currently enrolled undergraduate veteran

  • $2,500 for one eligible applicant
  • Must be a currently enrolled undergraduate student who identifies as a military family member and/or dependent

For more information and application instructions visit .

*Military-connected defined as active duty, Reserve/National Guard service members, ROTC cadets and family members/dependents.

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