RMU Single Parent Scholarship

Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions (RMU) offers three (3) $1000 Single Parent Scholarships. Single Parent Scholarships are available to enrolled students who have one (1) or more dependents and show financial need.

Who can apply for the Single Parent Scholarship?

Single Parent Scholarships are available through the Scholarship Office and are reserved for enrolled, single-parent students of RMU who are not related to (as an immediate family member) or have outside business interests with an employee of RMU.

How can I apply for the Single Parent Scholar Scholarship?

Scholarship applications are available via Award Spring and can be accessed by clicking on the link above. You will need to submit a general application and complete respond to the essay prompt.

Are there admission or grade requirements for the Single Parent Scholarship?

Students must be admitted to RMU and registered as a full-time student in order to apply. Students must be in good academic standing to receive the Single Parent Scholarship.

What is the application deadline for Single Parent Scholarships?

There will be three periods of time throughout the year that this scholarship application will be accepted. Applications will be accepted on November, March, and July 1st of each year. The deadline for each of these application periods will be the 15th of the month stated on the schedule.

How will I know if I was selected for a Single Parent Scholarship?

Applicants will be notified within 60 days of the receipt of their completed application.

If I have previously received a Single Parent Scholarship, will I automatically receive one next year or do I need to reapply?

Scholarship funds will be disbursed, in the form of a check or direct deposit, as per the student’s discretion, after the third week of each corresponding semester. Scholarship awardees will be notified within sixty (60) days of the close of the application period. The scholarship may be used to help student defray their tuition and living expenses.

If you are a Financial Aid recipient, receiving any scholarship will affect your Cost of Attendance (COA), and it is your responsibility to notify the Financial Aid Office if you are selected for an award. Should you be awarded a scholarship from any source (internal or external), take time to send the institution a “Thank You” letter.

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