The UAIC Scholarship Program is offered by the United Auburn Indian Community to support Native American students pursuing post-secondary education. The scholarship aims to provide financial assistance to Native American students enrolled in an approved post-secondary educational institution and residing in specific counties in California.

Level of Study: Bachelor's Degree, Vocational

Award Type: Scholarship

Focus: General studies/Field of study not specified

Purpose: The purpose of the scholarship program is to support Native American students in their pursuit of post-secondary education.

Qualifications: To be eligible for the UAIC Scholarship Program, applicants must meet the following criteria:

• Be a member of a BIA federally recognized Native American tribe and able to prove enrollment.
• Be enrolled in an approved post-secondary educational institution.
• Have a minimum GPA of 2.5.
• Reside in one of the following six counties: Placer, Nevada, Yuba, Sutter, Sacramento, or El Dorado.

Funds: The scholarship provides $5,000.

Duration: Semiannual; Fall and Spring.

Number of Awards: 5-10

Deadline: August 1

How to Apply: To apply for the UAIC Scholarship Program, interested applicants must submit the completed application along with the following documents:

• A typed personal essay, not to exceed two pages.
• A copy of the official transcript.
• A letter of recommendation from a teacher, counselor, or advisor.
• Proof of Native American heritage.

For more information about the UAIC Scholarship Program and the application process, interested candidates can visit the provided scholarship URL or contact Danielle Ashmun using the provided email address.

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