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As part of NCOA’s partnership with Waldorf University, our members and their immediate family members now have access to expanded education benefits through Waldorf’s Learning Partner Program. These benefits are designed to make earning a degree more affordable, flexible, and accessible for working professionals. Eligible participants may receive reduced tuition rates on online degree programs, apply for Waldorf’s Learning Partner Scholarship, or take advantage of Fast and Free, which allows first time Waldorf students to take their first course at no cost. Waldorf’s fully online programs offer flexible schedules, no required login times, no additional textbook costs, and personalized support from enrollment through graduation. Upcoming online terms are approaching, and late registration options are available. Explore your options and learn more: Reduced tuition programs: https://form.jotform.com/251035612886155 Scholarships: https://waldorf.edu/tuition-financing/scholarships/online-scholarships/ Fast and Free course: https://form.jotform.com/251035103512136 The NCOA Columbia Southern Learning Partner Scholarship was established in 2023 and will be given annually to a current member of the Non Commissioned Officers Association (NCOA). This scholarship was developed in partnership between NCOA and Columbia Southern University to provide educational opportunities and to give back to those who give so much. This scholarship covers tuition up to 60 semester hours, or the first credential obtained [associate, bachelor’s, master’s, or doctoral degree]. The scholarship application period will open on 01/02. Applications must be received no later than 11:59 p.m. on 05/03. The selection process will complete on 06/07. Applications will be evaluated exclusively by executive staff members of Columbia Southern University and verified via NCOA. Notification of selection will be made to the awardee within 7 business days upon completion of the selection process and verification by all parties that the awardee is eligible to receive the scholarship. University of Phoenix recently released the following announcement: University of Phoenix is pleased to collaborate with the Non Commissioned Officers Association (NCOA) to offer one (1) full tuition scholarship to pursue a Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree. NCOA is a federally-chartered non-profit established in 1960 to enhance the quality of life for Noncommissioned and Petty Officers in all branches of the Armed Forces, Military Retirees, Veterans, Spouses, and Survivors. NCOA proudly represents 17.9 million Enlisted Veterans and 1.8 million Active Duty Service Members and their family members, and advocates for their rights on Capitol Hill while promoting unity through education, benefits, and community support. University of Phoenix understands the importance of making higher education highly accessible for students of all ages and backgrounds. We take very seriously our social responsibility to our students and the communities we serve. University of Phoenix is particularly adept at aiding non-traditional students complete their education by designing programs around their busy lives. Through this scholarship program, one (1) full-tuition scholarship will be offered. This scholarship will allow a prospective student the opportunity to complete an undergraduate or master’s degree program at University of Phoenix. Click here to go to application. Waldorf University is offering NCOA members and their family members exclusive discounts that include:
Three Auxiliary Division members were recently selected to receive NCOA Bettsy Ross Educational Scholarship Grants in the amount of $500 each: Nick Marigo of Santa Rosa, CA - attending Santa Rosa Junior College Jozlynn Reyes of Marion, IN - attending Saint Mary's College, Notre Dame Hannah Scott of Tualatin, OR - attending Portland Community College The Bettsy Ross Educational Fund was established in 1988 and is one more good reason for being a member of the NCOA Auxiliary. The Non Commissioned Officers Association (NCOA), a Military Service Organization (MSO), was created in 1960 to address quality of life issues for enlisted members of our Active, Reserve, National Guard, Retired, and Veteran members of all branches of the Armed Forces as well as their families. As we have evolved, education, work force development, employment, legislative advocacy and the quality of life within our communities as well as the physical and mental health of our enlisted service men and women and their families have become our primary aim. Two Auxiliary members, Ava Newbury of Oregon City, OR, and Megan Ytzen of Colorado Springs, CO, were awarded Bettsy Ross Education Fund grants during the first quarter of 2022.
Best wishes to these two ladies who are working toward their degrees. The deadline for complete NCOA Scholarship applications is fast approaching. Check out the fact sheet below.
PETTABLE has announced a new scholarship for military veterans struggling with student debt and mental health issues. They are awarding $5,000 through their Pettable Vet Student Debt Grant, as well as free emotional support animal consultation through a licensed mental health professional to a deserving veteran.
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The Bettsy Ross Educational Fund was established in July 1988 to assist NCOA International Auxiliary Division members wishing to prepare themselves for employment or improve on employable skills. Bettsy Ross Grants are designed to help defray the cost of attending an accredited college or technical school.
Four International Auxiliary members have been awarded Bettsy Ross Educational grants during the 3rd quarter of 2021 to assist with their educational pursuits:
The NCOA Rogue Chapter recently launched a scholarship program to award scholarships to...
Three NCOA International Auxiliary members were recently selected to receive Bettsy Ross Educational Fund grants...
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