$500,000
in scholarships have been awarded to students this year.Financial assistance to help reach your goals
CU Nursing knows post-secondary education is a big financial commitment. We’re here to make navigating the financial aid and scholarship process easier. There are different options to make earning a degree more accessible.
Funding options
CU Nursing scholarships
Through the generous support of our donors, the college offers competitive merit- and need-based scholarships of up to $10,000. Scholarships are awarded at the start of each term for new students and annually for continuing students, depending on available funding.
For new students, scholarship application details will be posted in your New Student Canvas course shell, typically available approximately one month after admission is offered. Current students will receive application information via email.
If you have any questions about the scholarship process, please contact the office of Admissions and Student Affairs.
Federal aid
You can apply for federal aid through Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). FAFSA provides loans, grants, and other aid to students who qualify. Remember to include the college's federal school ID code (004508) in the application.
Details about applying can be found on the CU Anschutz financial aid page.
Rural Midwifery Track scholarship
Scholarship details
Scholarships are available for students in our midwifery program who are accepted into the Rural Midwifery Track. The goal is to increase the number of certified nurse-midwives in rural communities. Students will receive rural education experiences, peer support, mentorship, job preparation, and financial support including tuition coverage and a living stipend.
Additional resources
We have other resources so you can get help finding more aid or scholarships, review our tuition costs, and how to pay your tuition.
I was so fortunate to receive a transfer scholarship when I applied and was accepted into CU Nursing. It certainly helped defray some of the costs of college and I highly suggest students apply for any and all scholarships that are available.
Mark Domingo, CU Nursing Alum,
BS Traditional Path