OpenFieldATSU Hometown Scholars & Community Health Endowed Scholarships
Targeted scholarship initiative connecting incoming and continuing health professions students with institutional endowments and partner Community Health Centers (CHCs) to support aspiring healthcare leaders dedicated to serving medically underserved populations.
Application checklist & requirements
These requirements reflect published university guidelines available at the last review. Review official department guidelines before submission.
- GPA / Academic degree
- Minimum 3.0 cumulative undergraduate GPA in biomedical or health sciences.
- Language / Citizenship
- U.S. citizen, permanent resident, or eligible international applicant depending on program.
- Standardized tests
- Not required for internal scholarship consideration.
- Experience / Research statement
- Demonstrated record of healthcare leadership, volunteerism, or primary care service in underserved rural/urban communities.
- Recommendation letters
- Official ATSU admissions acceptance, FAFSA / institutional financial aid form, and endorsement from a Community Health Center (CHC) leader.
How much will it cost? How much funding is available?
- Financial support / stipend
- Merit and need-based institutional scholarships ranging from $5,000 to full tuition support for future community healthcare leaders
- Application fee
- Free internal application through ATSU ScholarshipUniverse portal
- Tuition / joining costs
- Subsidizes tuition across ATSU-KCOM, SOMA, ASHS, and CGHS degree programs.
Dates and verification
- Application deadline
- March 1, 2027 (Annual priority financial aid & scholarship application deadline)
- Last source review
- 2026-10-14
Important verification note
Facts reflect official A.T. Still University documentation reviewed 2026-10-14. Admissions, funding allocations, and eligibility thresholds are evaluated by the university.
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