If the assistance offered through Boise State does not meet your needs, external funding is a possibility. Though not an exhaustive list, this provides a starting point for researching other scholarship options. Scholarships are organized by qualifications needed to receive them, such as area of interest, race, or membership in professional organizations. As these are all offered by other organizations, COBE cannot guarantee the status of any of the scholarships listed here, or answer questions regarding them.
Some scholarships require the FAFSA to be filed. February 15 is the annual filing deadline for the FAFSA.
Some scholarships may appear in multiple pages below, if they apply to more than one area.
Many organizations offer funding opportunities to historically disadvantaged minorities. See listings.
General career development, internship opportunities, and other types of scholarships are offered for those who may not find matches for specific funding support. See Listings
Organizations may offer support to candidates with a demonstrated interest in their fields. See listings.
Some scholarships are offered only to MBAs, while some are for those with an accountancy focus. There are further funding opportunities for specific areas of concentration, such as finance or management. See listings.
Membership-Based Opportunities
Certain scholarships are available to members of professional organizations or holders of certain citizenship. See listings.
Many organizations offer funding opportunities to historically disadvantaged minorities. See listings.