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Scholarships for Biomedical Science Majors?

I'm really passionate about pursuing a career in biomedical science, and I'm looking at potential colleges right now. Since college can be super expensive, I'm trying to find scholarships specifically for students who plan to major in biomedical science. Does anyone know of any scholarships focused on this field?

I'm also wondering if there are specific organizations or companies that might offer funding to support students in this area. Any tips on where to look or personal experiences you've had applying for these types of scholarships would be really appreciated.

Thanks in advance for any advice you can share!

a year ago

Certainly, there are a number of specialized scholarships for students planning to major in biomedical science or related fields.

1. The "American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP)" offers multiple scholarships each year to students pursuing a degree in the laboratory sciences, which include biomedical sciences. The scholarships range from $500 to $3,000.

2. Another one would be the "American Association for Cancer Research (AACR)" scholarships, which provide funding for students engaged in cancer research. Their scholarships tend to focus on supporting graduate students, but they also have opportunities for undergraduate students.

3. Then there's the "Tylenol Future Care Scholarship", which awards scholarships to students pursuing healthcare-related degrees, including biomedical science.

4. The "United Negro College Fund (UNCF) Merck Science Initiative" offers scholarships and fellowships to African American students at all levels of higher education pursuing a degree in the life or physical sciences.

Remember to look for scholarships within your network and your local community too. Your high school's guidance office, local businesses and community organizations, and potentially your future college's financial aid office may all have information about scholarships that aren't widely advertised.

Also, check for scholarships offered by scientific and professional societies related to your field of study. These can often provide funding opportunities as well as networking and professional development opportunities to give your career a jumpstart.

For more general scholarships, you can use scholarship search platforms like College Board Scholarship Search or Appily to find a wider range of opportunities based on your specific circumstances and plans.

When applying, make sure your application stands out by focusing on your passion for biomedical science—discussing specific experiences or goals can help show your dedication to the field. Also, don't forget to pay close attention to application deadlines and requirements to ensure your application is eligible for consideration. Good luck!

a year ago

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