ES OFFERED BYEastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma
Education Regional

Education Scholarship (College, Graduate and Vocational)

Scholarships for tuition, fees, books, supplies, room and board, off-campus housing (if no on-campus housing), transportation, a computer (once per lifetime, up to $900) and vocational tools. Limits: undergraduate up to $400 per credit hour ($6,000 per semester at 15+ hours, $48,000 lifetime), master's $800 per hour, doctoral $900 per hour, vocational up to $24,000 for one year or $36,000 for two, and non-credit classes $2,000 a year. Grade incentives ($250 to $1,000 a semester) and graduation awards ($400 associate, $1,000 bachelor's or higher) are also paid.

AvailableRegional
Operated byTribal

Who qualifies

Citizens of this tribe

The guidelines call education funding "a tremendous benefit that the Tribe provides for its members," and the application asks for the student's roll number. Students must attend a regionally accredited school (for-profit schools are not funded), keep a 2.0 GPA, and may not receive a scholarship paid or administered by another tribe.

How to apply

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Download the Education Scholarship Guidelines and Application and submit a new application every term with official billing, previous grades or transcript, your class schedule, financial aid results and (for graduate school) an acceptance letter. Send it by mail to the Education Department, 10100 S. Bluejacket Rd., Wyandotte, OK 74370, or by fax to 888-972-1834 (the guidelines also accept email to the Education Department; call 918-238-2424 for the address). Documents are due within 30 days after the term ends.

Where it's available

The guidelines publish no residence rule and fund online courses from regionally accredited schools. Call to confirm.

10100 S. Bluejacket Rd., Wyandotte, OK 74370

Get in touch

Phone918-238-2424 Websitewww.estoo-nsn.gov/education/page/education-program
Office10100 S. Bluejacket Rd., Wyandotte, OK 74370

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Last verified against the official source on 2026-10-18.

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Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma · EDUCATION

Education Scholarship (College, Graduate and Vocational)

Scholarships for tuition, fees, books, supplies, room and board, off-campus housing (if no on-campus housing), transportation, a computer (once per lifetime, up to $900) and vocational tools. Limits: undergraduate up to $400 per credit hour ($6,000 per semester at 15+ hours, $48,000 lifetime), master’s $800 per hour, doctoral $900 per hour, vocational up to $24,000 for one year or $36,000 for two, and non-credit classes $2,000 a year. Grade incentives ($250 to $1,000 a semester) and graduation awards ($400 associate, $1,000 bachelor’s or higher) are also paid.

Who's eligible

Tribal Citizens Only

The guidelines call education funding "a tremendous benefit that the Tribe provides for its members," and the application asks for the student's roll number. Students must attend a regionally accredited school (for-profit schools are not funded), keep a 2.0 GPA, and may not receive a scholarship paid or administered by another tribe.

Where it's offered

Regional

The guidelines publish no residence rule and fund online courses from regionally accredited schools. Call to confirm.

Location:

10100 S. Bluejacket Rd., Wyandotte, OK 74370

How to apply

Download the Education Scholarship Guidelines and Application and submit a new application every term with official billing, previous grades or transcript, your class schedule, financial aid results and (for graduate school) an acceptance letter. Send it by mail to the Education Department, 10100 S. Bluejacket Rd., Wyandotte, OK 74370, or by fax to 888-972-1834 (the guidelines also accept email to the Education Department; call 918-238-2424 for the address). Documents are due within 30 days after the term ends.

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Contact

Phone: 918-238-2424

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Last verified against the official source on 2026-10-18.

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