HOSA Scholarship Program
HOSA – Future Health Professionals
Scholarships for HOSA student members pursuing health and medical careers, offered by the national program and many state chapters for students studying a health-related field.
Who should apply
Current HOSA – Future Health Professionals members pursuing health-science education who are high school seniors, postsecondary/collegiate students, or pursuing a certification.
Eligibility
- Current member, advisor, or alumni of HOSA – Future Health Professionals
- High school seniors, postsecondary/collegiate students, or those pursuing a certification
- Must have graduated high school or received a GED before the scholarship award date
What you get
- Cash scholarships funded by multiple sponsors (amounts vary)
- Awarded during HOSA's International Leadership Conference (ILC)
What the application involves
- HOSA membership required to apply
- Applications submitted through the STEM Premier platform
- Document requirements (essays, transcripts, recommendations) vary by individual scholarship and sponsor
Application tips
- Maintain active HOSA membership for the relevant year, eligibility is tied to current membership.
- Watch for HOSA's notification that the application has opened, and set up your STEM Premier profile early.
- Review each sponsor's listing, this is a portfolio of distinct sponsor-funded awards with different criteria.
Good to know
HOSA runs a portfolio of sponsor-funded scholarships rather than a single fixed award; amounts, counts, and criteria vary by sponsor and membership year.
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