Alaska Native Scholarships & Educational Grants

Supplemental financial assistance for Ahtna shareholders and descendants attending accredited postsecondary colleges and vocational trade schools.

Official State of Alaska financial aid portal administering the Alaska Education Grant (AEG), low-interest Alaska Supplemental Education Loans, and loan refinancing.

State merit scholarship awarding up to $4,755/year for high school graduates to attend participating Alaska universities or certified vocational programs.

Alaska's only tribal designated university offering generous institutional matching for ANCSA foundation grants, Native nursing stipends, and cultural leadership aid.

Educational awards supporting member-owners and students from 58 rural Alaska communities pursuing vocational training, electrical linework, or university degrees.

Empowering Iñupiat shareholders with comprehensive higher education grants, career and technical education (CTE) awards, and leadership development programs.

Dedicated to the educational advancement of Iñupiat students through undergraduate degrees, graduate research fellowships, and certified vocational training.

Administered through the My-Cache portal, providing financial assistance for undergraduate, graduate, and vocational students across 17 regional villages.

Supporting Bristol Bay shareholders through full-time college scholarships, part-time vocational grants, and indigenous cultural heritage fellowships.

AwardSpring scholarship system awarding over $5.5M to date to Yup'ik, Cup'ik, and Athabascan students in postsecondary degree and technical trade programs.

Supporting educational pursuits, technical certificates, and cultural arts apprenticeships for Alutiiq, Eyak, and Tlingit people of Prince William Sound.

Comprehensive scholarship programs with spring, summer, and fall deadlines for Interior Athabascan students pursuing associates, bachelors, masters, and trades.

Targeted funding for short-term vocational certificates, professional development workshops, CDL training, and maritime licensing.

Academic scholarships supporting Tlingit and Haida students enrolled in accredited colleges and universities across the United States.

Reimbursement grants for school supplies, tutoring, college entrance exam fees, music lessons, and athletic activity fees.

Serving Alutiiq people with higher education scholarships, vocational technical grants, and career path mentoring for Kodiak shareholders worldwide.

Official online application system for Koniag merit scholarships, workforce development grants, and cultural education opportunities.

Funding assistance for clinical healthcare, nursing, medical technology, counseling, and behavioral health degrees and certifications.

The largest direct scholarship provider to Indigenous students in the United States, awarding multi-year funding for college, law, and medical school.

Providing tuition, book, and living stipends for shareholders pursuing college degrees, commercial fishing certifications, and maritime credentials.

National corporate scholarship providing tuition funding and direct corporate internship interview opportunities for underrepresented business students.

Administered through MySealaska, awarding substantial financial aid for undergraduate, graduate, vocational, and traditional arts study with an annual March 1 deadline.

Supporting Nome shareholders and descendants in vocational training, flight school, nursing, business, and undergraduate degree programs.

Comprehensive financial aid hub detailing Alaska Native student tuition waivers, departmental awards, university foundation scholarships, and state grants.

Financial aid for the Tebughna people of Tyonek pursuing higher education degrees, vocational trade skills, and cultural preservation projects.

Over 60 unique scholarship funds established by generous Alaskans supporting rural students, first-generation college attendees, and trade careers.

Empowering Unangax̂ people through postsecondary degree grants, vocational training stipends, cultural language initiatives, and graduate fellowships.

Promoting postsecondary education and career advancement for CIRI shareholders and descendants, awarding millions in tuition and fellowship support.

Detailed calendar and guidelines for quarterly and semiannual funding cycles, GPA criteria, award schedules, and career upgrade certificates.

Grant programs supporting Alaska Native heritage preservation, traditional language revitalization, tribal elder histories, and education research.

Comprehensive financial aid portal covering Alaska Native tuition discounts, rural student travel stipends, Nanook pledge scholarships, and tribal consortium aid.