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Education funding you can apply for
Scholarships and grants a member of Louden Tribe may be able to apply for. Rules, amounts and dates change: check each official page before you apply.
Federal
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Federal Pell Grant
· From U.S. Department of Education (Federal Student Aid) The official page has who can apply and how.Source: U.S. Department of Education (Federal Student Aid)(opens the official site in a new tab) , last checked October 29, 2026
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Indian Health Service Scholarship Program
· From Indian Health Service The official page has who can apply and how.Source: Indian Health Service(opens the official site in a new tab) , last checked October 29, 2026
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Indian Higher Education Grant Program
· From Bureau of Indian Education Who it is for: American Indian and Alaska Native students who plan to go to college and are looking for scholarships and internships.Source: Bureau of Indian Education(opens the official site in a new tab) , last checked October 29, 2026
From Louden Tribe
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Scholarships
The official page has who can apply and how.Source: The Nation's own website(opens the official site in a new tab) , last checked October 27, 2026
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LOUDEN TRIBE SCHOLARSHIP GUIDELINES
Who it is for: b. Ineligible: Any student on probation who fails to maintain the established GPA or does not complete the required number of credits if full-time at the end of two consecutive school terms will be considered ineligible. In order to become eligible again, the student must successfully complete two s...Source: The Nation's own website(opens the official site in a new tab) , last checked October 27, 2026
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D. Competitive and Competitive Part-Time Scholarships
Who it is for: Awards are available to all eligible applicants accepted to an accredited college or university full time. All questions must be answered to the best of your ability, if any questions are left unanswered your application will be considered incomplete. Letters must be no more than 12 months old, include the author’s contact information, and contain an original signature.Source: The Nation's own website(opens the official site in a new tab) , last checked October 27, 2026
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D. Vocational Scholarships
Who it is for: The intent of the vocational scholarship is to help eligible students pay for the cost of a vocational program. All questions must be answered to the best of your ability, if any questions are left unanswered your application will be considered incomplete. Letters must be no more than 12 months old, include the author’s contact information and contain an original signature.Source: The Nation's own website(opens the official site in a new tab) , last checked October 27, 2026
Native scholarship nonprofits
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American Indian College Fund scholarships
· From American Indian College Fund Who it is for: American Indian and Alaska Native students in certificate, undergraduate or graduate programs at tribal colleges and universities, or at accredited nonprofit schools.Source: American Indian College Fund(opens the official site in a new tab) , last checked October 4, 2026
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AISES scholarships
· From American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES) Who it is for: Indigenous students (enrolled tribal citizens or descendants, Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, or First Nations) who study a STEM field at an accredited school and are AISES members (student membership is free).Source: AISES(opens the official site in a new tab) , last checked October 4, 2026
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Cobell Scholarship
Who it is for: Enrolled members of a federally recognized Tribe or Alaska Native Corporation who study full-time for a degree or credential at an accredited nonprofit school.Source: Cobell Scholarship(opens the official site in a new tab) , last checked October 4, 2026
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Native Forward Scholars Fund
· From Native Forward Scholars Fund Who it is for: American Indian and Alaska Native students. Its Scholarship Finder lists the scholarships open now and who each one is for.Source: Native Forward Scholars Fund(opens the official site in a new tab) , last checked October 4, 2026
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From the Nation's website, last checked October 27, 2026. Report a correction