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SCHOLARSHIP & GRANT FUNDING
Applicants must be able to provide proof of shareholder or descendant registration. Funds are paid by the Copper Mountain Foundation directly to the institution.
Degree Scholarships (Undergraduate and Graduate)
Degree scholarships are available to eligible students to cover tuition, fees, on-campus housing, books and associated academic materials.
Full-time undergraduate students – up to $6,000 annually
Full-time graduate students – up to $9,000 annually
Students attending less than full-time will receive a pro-rated amount
Vocational Training Scholarships
Vocational training scholarships are available to students registered in any recognized accredited vocational, certificate or license-based program.
Amount – Up to $4,000 per calendar year
Training Pathways for Consideration:
- Industrial Welding
- Maritime Professional Training
- Industrial Electricity
- Plumbing and Heating
- Healthcare
- Security and Protective Services
- Aviation Technician
- Project Management
- Mechanic Programs
- Professional Truck Driving
- Culinary Arts
- Information Technology
Alaska Resources:
Career Grants and GED Funding
Available for students seeking short-term, job-ready training for accredited short-term certificate or licensing classes that will result in entry-level or first-time employment of a new field for the applicant or advance their current career path. Career Grants are for tuition, fees, and course materials.
Funding is also available for those pursuing a GED (General Educational Development), which is the academic knowledge equivalent of a high school diploma. Costs covered include preparation classes and testing.
Students are eligible for actual cost of the training/course up to $1,000 annually.
Training Pathways for Consideration:
- Accounting/CPA
- Real Estate Agent
- Computer Programmer
- Personal Trainer
- Medical Coder
- Massage Therapist
- Graphic Design
- Police Officer
- Firefighter
- EMT (Emergency Medical Technician)
Youth Grants
Grants encourage youth participation in educational and academic programs or preservation of Tatitlek Native culture, traditions, art, history, and language. Funding may be used for high school and elementary school extracurricular fees.
Amount – Up to $250 per shareholder or descendant per year.
Funds may include:
- Athletics
- Music
- Art
- Theater
- Dance
- Leadership Development
- Clubs
- Science
- Film Projects
- Cultural Preservation
- Other
Other Scholarships
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