Selection for each academic award or scholarship will be based on specific criteria as outlined within the links below. All applicants must complete the Free Application for Federal Financial Aid (FAFSA) and be accepted into Baptist College by March 1st in order to be considered for the upcoming academic year beginning with the fall trimester. The Baptist College of Health Sciences’ School Code to be used on the Federal Application is 034403.
Established by Mr. Charles R. Baker. Transfer students are given first priority for these awards.
Each recipient will be required to maintain a cumulative grade point average of 3.25 at Baptist College. This is a one-year award.
The IV Murphree scholarship was established by a bequest from Miss IV Murphree, a graduate of Baptist School of Nursing.
Recipient will be required to maintain a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 at Baptist College. This is a one-year award.
The Robert F. Scates scholarship was established by a bequest from Mr. Robert F. Scates, Sr., who worked in the health care field for 50 years and was a former vice-president of Baptist Memorial Hospital in Memphis.
Recipient will be required to maintain a cumulative grade point average of a 3.0 at Baptist College. This is a one-year award.
This scholarship was established by Memphis internist and cardiologist, Dr. Maury W. Bronstein, in honor of his wife, Mary Bronstein.
Each recipient will be required to maintain a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 at Baptist College. This is a one-year award.
The Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation is a charitable private foundation dedicated to the support of deserving female students. Multiple awards are granted annually to students who meet criteria established by the foundation.
The Tennessee Educational Lottery Scholarship Program (TELS) includes of several awards. Four of these may be used to defray educational expenses at Baptist College of Health Sciences . Students at Baptist College may be eligible for the Hope Scholarship and either the Aspire Award or the General Assembly Merit Scholarship or the HOPE Access Grant.
Tennessee Promise is only available to Baptist College students who are admitted into an associate degree program. Additionally, TN Promise will only pay the equivalent rate of a community college – it will not cover Baptist College tuition. Please visit TN.gov/collegepays for more information.