Scholarships & Financial Aid
IBC Foundation Healthcare Scholars Pipeline Program: A Partnership with Temple University
The College of Public Health’s Department of Nursing, in partnership with the Independence Blue Cross Foundation, is collaborating with area high schools to implement a bundle of evidence-based strategies to prepare students from underrepresented populations and disadvantaged backgrounds for success in nursing education at Temple University.
As part of this partnership, the Independence Blue Cross Foundation will provide full cost-of-attendance scholarships, for tuition and educational expenses, to talented students enrolled full time in Temple’s BSN program. Candidates for these scholarships will be from partner high schools in neighborhoods surrounding Temple University.
Participating BSN students will be provided with evidence- and needs-based supportive services and programs to ensure academic success and on-time degree completion. This includes specialized learning communities, individual learning assessments and development plans, time management coaching, dedicated advisors, tutors, learning specialists, study hall monitors, and mentoring.
Additionally, this partnership will provide opportunities for underrepresented students from partnering high schools [PDF] to attend summer and winter break camps focused on increasing their awareness of the role of nursing in the health of individuals, families and communities as well as their interest in careers in nursing and to help them to craft strong college applications.
Building on existing partnerships with area high schools, this program will adapt a set of strategies demonstrated to advance academic success and goal attainment to promote student success in nursing. This will extend and enhance Temple University’s sustained commitment to serving Philadelphia and educating a resilient nursing workforce dedicated to our community.
J. Russell Fawley Scholarships
The Department of Nursing has awarded scholarships to students through the J. Russell Fawley endowment and trust since 2007. Students receiving Fawley funding are required to be permanent residents of Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery or Philadelphia counties in Pennsylvania; enrolled full time in one of Temple’s nursing programs; demonstrate high academic achievement; and meet financial need requirements.
The scholarships include tuition- and program-related costs such as course fees, books and uniforms. Room and board are not included. The scholarship is renewed automatically each semester, following confirmation of a 3.0 or higher GPA.
Four-year scholarships are awarded to eight incoming freshman students who plan to enroll in the Bachelor of Science in Nursing program. This funding is designed to encourage students with a history of high academic achievement to make Temple their first choice for nursing education.
Learn more about Temple’s Fawley Scholarships.
College of Public Health Undergraduate Scholarships
The College of Public Health offers a number of different scholarships for undergraduate students based on need and academic merit. Learn more about available scholarships.
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