Many organizations offer scholarships for incoming or continuing college students.
When applying for outside scholarships, please keep in mind that each organization
has its own criteria, and deadline. This page is updated as we receive new scholarship
information, so please bookmark this site and check back regularly. Scholarships
from outside organizations can be utilized in addition to NMT merit scholarships,
and in conjunction with .
If a student receives a scholarship award letter from an organization, they should
send a copy to the Financial Aid Office so that it can be added to the student's award.
List of Scholarships from Outside Organizations
(updated 02/23/2024)
GREAT Minds in STEM
Catching the Dream
Math, Engineering, Science, Business, Education, and Computers (MESBEC) Program
Deadline: April 30 (Fall Semester), September 15 (Spring Semester)
Requirements:
Students must be 1/4 or more degree American Indian, and be an enrolled member of
a U.S. Tribe
Must attend an accredited college or university on a full-time basis
Must have a high GPA
Must have a high ACT and/or a high SAT score
Must apply to all other sources of funding for which they are eligible
色狐入口 Engineering Foundation
Various scholarships offered
Visit the website for more information
PFLAG (Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & Gays) Santa Fe Chapter Scholarship
Deadline: May 31
Award amount: $1000
This scholarship is available for students who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual,
transgender, or a straight ally dedicated to LGBT causes.
Mental Health Scholarships
Over 100 scholarships related to mental health
Deadlines and award amount vary.
SIPES Foundation Scholarship
Deadline: April 15, 2025
Award amount: $2,000
For students majoring in any field of the Earth Sciences (Geology, Geophysics, Petroleum
Engineering)
For more information and to apply, please visit the scholarship website.
NAAMLP-National Association of Abandoned Mine Land Programs
Deadline: 5/31
Amount: $2500
Criteria:
- Intend to work as a scientist, engineer or technician in the field of mine land
reclamation
- Undergraduate student or Graduate student
Friends of Hubbell Scholarship
Deadline: June 10
Awards: $2,500
Details:
Be an enrolled member of the Navajo, Hopi, Acoma, Laguna, Zuni, or Southern Ute Nation
Entering Junior year, Senior year, or graduate program
Stephan L. Daniels Lift As We Climb Scholarship
Deadline: May 19
Award: $5000
Details:
High school senior or undergraduate student
African American/Black
All majors
Albuquerque Community Foundation Scholarship Database
Eligibility:Varies, please check website.
Immigrants Rising
List of Undergraduate scholarships that don't require proof of U.S. citizenship
Various scholarships organized by deadline
色狐入口 Landmen's Association Scholarship
Deadline: April 25 2025
Deadline: April 25 2025
Awarded: Fall 2025
To assist in payment of educational expenditures
Criteria:
High School Seniors and College Students are eligible
Must be or intend to be full-time (12 credit minimum) for fall 2025
Two letters of recommendation
Essay on why you feel you deserve this scholarship (examples of leadership, activities,
honors, awards, and/or goals)
Unofficial High School or College Transcript through fall 2024
Financial aid award letter (if applicable)
Society of Petroleum Engineers Fort Worth Section
CLOSED for Fall 2025 new application
Renewal Deadline: June 1st
Award amount: up to $3,000 (renewable)
Criteria:
Undergraduate
full-time degree seeking
Petroleum engineering or related field that will lead to a career in the oil and gas
industry
GPA 3.0 or higher
Students should be from Tarrant County or surrounding area (Erath, Hood, Johnson,
Palo Pinto, Parker, Somervell, and Wise Counties). Candidates from outside this area
will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
US citizen or permanent resident
SallieMae Scholarship data base
Bridge your dreams with free access to millions of undergraduate and graduate school
scholarships
It's free to register and a SallieMae representative confirmed that they do not sell
your information.
Eight Northern Indian Pueblos Council Higher Education and Scholarships
Deadlines:
June 30th (Fall semester)
November 1st (Spring semester)
April 1st (Summer semester)
Eligibility:Student must be an enrolled and verified member of one of the following Pueblos: Picuris,
Santa Clara, San IIdefonso, Pojoaque, Nambe, or Tesuque.The student must have been
accepted for enrollment or currently be enrolled in good standing at an accredited
College or University.
The Student must be pursuing a degree at a accredited College or University.
The student must have made a complete application to the ENIPC Higher Education Program.
The student must have applied for Financial Aid.
The student must be enrolled as a full time student or if a part time student, appeal
to the ENIPC Scholarship Committee.
Award 色狐入口 Information:
Eight Northern Indian Pueblos Council, Inc.Higher Education Program19 Industrial Park Rd Suite 3Santa Fe, NM 87506Phone: (505) 455-1800Fax: (505) 455-1805Email:enipc_he@yahoo.com
American Indian College Fund - Full Circle Scholarship (One-time award; amount varies)
Deadline: May 31
Eligibility:Must be a full-time student, must be a US citizen who is a registered member of a
federal or state-recognized tribe, must have a minimum 2.0 cumulative GPA.
American Indian Science and Engineering Society
Deadlines: April 30
Eligibility:Must be an AISES member; see website for requirements for specific scholarships.
Eligibility: Must be a member of a federally-recognized tribe, must be (or plan to be) a full-time,
degree-seeking student.
US Department of Labor Scholarship Database
Deadline: Varies by program, please check website
Eligibility:Varies, please check website
American Indian Services Scholarship
Opens May 1st 2025
Deadline: July 1st (Fall semester), November 1 (Spring semester)
Award: One-time award; varies, but typically between $500-$2,000
Apply:
色狐入口 Gas Company
Native American Scholarship Program (NASP)
Opens for 2025-2026: 5/31/2025
色狐入口 Gas Company鈥檚 annual Native American Scholarship Program (NASP) provides financial assistance to support post-secondary education for Native American students in 色狐入口 who demonstrate a desire to engage in their future through continuing education.
ACEC research Institute
CLOSED - Reopens Fall 2025
There are many scholarship opportunities for Engineering students.
These scholarships are available to high school seniors, high school graduates, and
college undergraduates interested in a career in the electrical energy industry. We
focus on supporting students pursuing majors that are in short supply and high demand
by public power utilities
$4,000 Student Research Grants and Internships Ten or more scholarships of $4,000 are are awarded each year to undergraduate/graduate
students interested in student research grants and internships. Student Research Grant
recipients conduct original research on a topic of interest to the field of public
power. Interns work in conjunction with a who mentors the student.
An additional $1000 in funding is reserved for research grant and internship recipients wishing
to attend American Public Power Association conferences to present their research
and learn more about the professional world of public power.
SMART Scholarship-for-Service Program
Opens: 8/1
Deadline: First Friday of December
SMART scholars receive full tuition, annual stipends, internships, and guaranteed employment
after graduation. SMART offers students the chance to pursue their passion in STEM while supporting the mission of the Department of Defense.
American Indian Graduate Center (AIGC) Graduate Fellowship
CLOSED
Click on link to access application
Voyager Scholarship for Public Service
CLOSED
Desk and Derrick Educational Trust Scholarships
Deadline: April 1
CLOSED
Deadline: April 1
On the webpage click on the Scholarships tab then on "Scholarship Application 2024-2025"
listed under Important Documents (this section is shaded in light grey)
Other external scholarships
To explore other external scholarships please check out these website:
Be sure to search scholars opportunities using various aspects of your identity including
race, color, national origin, age, disability, religion, or sex (including pregnancy,
sexual orientation, and gender identity).
色狐入口 Financial Aid
Office Hours: new hours until further notice Monday - Friday 8 AM-4 PM
Location:Second floor of Fidel Center. Bear left at the top of the stairs; we are just past
the Cashier's Office
