Indigenous Scholars of Promise is a college prep program for high-achieving Native American high school sophomores, juniors or seniors with a 3.0 GPA (and above). Program benefits include:
Visits to college and university campuses.
Training and coaching meetings to help you prepare to apply to colleges/universities and succeed once you are there.
Assistance with university essays, application/testing fees, and scholarship applications.
Mentor and peer support throughout the college preparation process.
Recognition through participation in the Indigenous Scholars of Promise program.
Indigenous Scholars of Promise is made possible with generous support from the O.P. and W.E. Edwards Foundation, The Salah Foundation, the Dennis and Phyllis Washington Foundation, the Cross Charitable Foundation, the Jose Garcia Foundation, and Hopa Mountain members.
This $2,000 scholarship opportunity is open to Montana students that will enter a nonprofit vocational higher education program in the Winter of 2025.
Upcoming Scholars Events:
Scholarship Workshops for Seniors and Parents
with Lucy Rath, Scholars Program Coordinator
Next Sessions: Wednesday, December 4 and Monday, December 9, 6 p.m. MT
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88564637160?pwd=TFJLelpCZDkzdFhsVERzSUZkamwwQT09
Meeting ID: 885 6463 7160
Passcode: 064903
It’s time for seniors to start working on scholarship applications! Many outstanding scholarships are currently accepting applications, and even more will open in the coming weeks. Join us for our Fall Scholarship Workshops on two different dates, where you’ll get an overview of available opportunities, tips for crafting a strong application, and a chance to ask questions.