Scholarships and Grants

Apart from federal financial aid, the Hazelden Betty Ford Graduate School offers new and current students direct and application-based grant opportunities.

Students who are enrolled with the Graduate School receive instructions each semester on how to apply for scholarships and grants.

• Alan Braun LGBTQIA+ Grant ($2,000) is available to students who identify as members of the LGBTQIA+ community.
  
  
• Alvin and Mona Libin Foundation Scholarship ($10,000) is for degree-seeking students from Canada
  
  
• Bennett and Carolyn Rosenthal Scholarship ($11,000) is available to all students seeking a degree at the Hazelden Betty Ford Graduate School.
  
  
• Dan Anderson Legacy Scholarship ($2,600) is for newly admitted degree-seeking students with preference given to students with high financial need.
  
  
• Hazelden Betty Ford Graduate School Grant ($3,200) is for newly admitted degree-seeking students with preference given to students with high financial need.

• Impact Scholarship ($5,000) is for newly admitted degree-seeking students. 
  
  
• Mark Christian Endowed Scholarship ($6,000) is for newly admitted degree-seeking students with preference given to students with high financial need.
  
  
• Suzanne Jessee and Jeff Poulton Women Strong Scholarship ($5,400) is available to one female student each year enrolling in the Hybrid Program on campus.
  
  
• Tim Sheehan Unlocking Tomorrow Scholarship ($5,000) is open to one degree-seeking student each semester. This scholarship is for newly admitted degree-seeking students with preference given to those who have a Student Aid Index of zero or less.
  
  
• Veterans and Family Members Scholarship ($5,000) is available to individuals who have served in any branch of the military or their spouses or children.