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Kickapoo Health Professional Scholarship Program

Financial assistance from the Kickapoo Tribal Health Center for Kickapoo tribal member students enrolling in a health profession program, covering tuition, books and school-related fees plus a $200 monthly stipend for the school year. The application states "there are no service obligations or payback requirements to work at the Kickapoo Health Program upon acceptance of the scholarship funding." Priority goes to students in medical doctor, physician assistant, registered nurse, LPN, dentist, lab, registered radiology technician, substance abuse or mental health counselor, and pharmacist programs. Selection weighs official transcripts, full-time status, the written essay, personal references and Health Director review; all decisions are final.

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Who qualifies

Citizens of this tribe

Kickapoo tribal member students enrolling in a health profession program. Checklist: completed KHPS application, copy of CDIB card, official college or high school transcripts or GED, three reference letters (one from a college advisor if already in college, or from a school counselor or principal), an essay of more than 150 words on why you need the scholarship, a Financial Needs Analysis form completed by the school, class schedule, and a letter of acceptance into the program if applicable.

How to apply

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Download the Health Professional Scholarship Application from the tribe's Forms page (under Health Clinic), or contact the Kickapoo Tribal Health Center at 405-964-2081 ext. 253 or sunny.wahpekeche@okkthc.com to receive a scholarship packet. Submit the complete packet no later than two weeks before attendance begins.

Where it's available

No residence requirement is published.

105365 S. Hwy 102, McLoud, OK 74851

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Last verified against the official source on 2026-09-21.

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Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma · EDUCATION

Kickapoo Health Professional Scholarship Program

Financial assistance from the Kickapoo Tribal Health Center for Kickapoo tribal member students enrolling in a health profession program, covering tuition, books and school-related fees plus a $200 monthly stipend for the school year. The application states “there are no service obligations or payback requirements to work at the Kickapoo Health Program upon acceptance of the scholarship funding.” Priority goes to students in medical doctor, physician assistant, registered nurse, LPN, dentist, lab, registered radiology technician, substance abuse or mental health counselor, and pharmacist programs. Selection weighs official transcripts, full-time status, the written essay, personal references and Health Director review; all decisions are final.

Who's eligible

Tribal Citizens Only

Kickapoo tribal member students enrolling in a health profession program. Checklist: completed KHPS application, copy of CDIB card, official college or high school transcripts or GED, three reference letters (one from a college advisor if already in college, or from a school counselor or principal), an essay of more than 150 words on why you need the scholarship, a Financial Needs Analysis form completed by the school, class schedule, and a letter of acceptance into the program if applicable.

Where it's offered

Nationwide

No residence requirement is published.

Location:

105365 S. Hwy 102, McLoud, OK 74851

How to apply

Download the Health Professional Scholarship Application from the tribe's Forms page (under Health Clinic), or contact the Kickapoo Tribal Health Center at 405-964-2081 ext. 253 or sunny.wahpekeche@okkthc.com to receive a scholarship packet. Submit the complete packet no later than two weeks before attendance begins.

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Contact

Phone: 405-964-2081

Email: sunny.wahpekeche@okkthc.com

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Last verified against the official source on 2026-09-21.

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