SE CLOSED JAN 26-28

Southeastern Oklahoma State University will be closed through Wednesday, January 28, in the interest of health and safety of students, faculty, and staff with continuing winter weather conditions. Essential services will be provided to residential students on campus, but other academic and business functions will be closed. Online and remote learning classes will proceed as scheduled. This closure applies to the Durant and McCurtain County campuses. Other satellite facilities will follow local guidance.

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Scholarships

Through Southeastern’s General Scholarship Application, fully-admitted students will qualify for new freshmen, new transfer, current student, and out-of-state student scholarships. Submit this single application to be applied to the scholarships you qualify for.

Don’t stop there! Apply for funding from your tribal nation, too.

Southeastern Oklahoma State University

General Scholarship Application

Native American Student Association (NASA)

Native American Student Association Senior Scholarship 

Cherokee Nation

College Resources

Chickasaw Nation

Higher Education Grants, Scholarships, and Incentives Chickasaw Foundation

Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma

Higher Education Program Chahta Foundation

Career Development

Muscogee (Creek) Nation

Higher Education Creek Nation Foundation

 

Additional Scholarship Opportunities Open Close

American Indian College Fund

Provides scholarships to Native American students pursuing vocational, undergraduate, and graduate degrees at tribal colleges and universities, and other accredited institutions.

Native Forward Scholars Fund:

(formerly known as the American Indian Graduate Center) offers a wide range of scholarships, internships, and other funding opportunities for Native American students.

American Indian Services: 

Provides scholarships to help undergraduate Native American/Alaska Native students attend college and succeed.

Catching the Dream:  

    • Catching the Dream has three separate scholarship programs, the MESBEC, NALE, and TBM program.
    •  100% of the CTD students who have graduated with a degree in math, engineering, science, business, education or computers is working- over 85% of them for tribes or tribal organizations.
    • The range of CTD scholarships is from $500 to $5,000 per year, based on merit. Over 95% of students who applied have been awarded a scholarship.

Bureau of Indian Education: 

Offers scholarships and grants, including the BIE Special Higher Education Program.

Bold.org 

The world is full of incredible people who are an opportunity away from making a huge positive impact. By enabling anyone and any company to create targeted scholarships, fellowships, and grants, Bold.org unlocks that opportunity.

Nativehire.org –

Provide scholarships to American Indian/Alaska Native students attending tribal colleges, and to fund and create awareness about the community-based accredited tribal colleges and universities that offer students access to knowledge and skills alongside Native culture, language, and values.