Your browser is unsupported

We recommend using the latest version of IE11, Edge, Chrome, Firefox or Safari.

Memorial Health System Nursing Scholarship

2024-25 Memorial Health System Nursing Scholarship Application Now Available! Heading link

The Memorial Health System Nursing Scholarship for BSN students at the Springfield Campus is now open! Current and prospective BSN students at UIC Nursing–Springfield, who will be enrolled full-time for the 2024-25 academic year, are eligible to apply.

Recipients will receive $15,000 for the 2024-25 academic year, distributed equally between the fall and spring semesters. Details regarding scholarship eligibility and application are below. Scholarships are limited, so all current and prospective UIC Nursing–Springfield BSN students are encouraged to apply by the priority deadline of Feb. 1.

Scholarship Information and Eligibility Requirements: Heading link

The University of Illinois Chicago (UIC) College of Nursing Springfield campus will award the Memorial Health System Scholarships to prelicensure, undergraduate nursing students on an annual basis. This scholarship is designed to continue throughout the student’s prelicensure, undergraduate nursing academic career. Recipients will receive half the scholarship funding in fall semester and half in spring semester of the award year.

To qualify for this scholarship, students must have completed the 2024-25  Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) completed for University of Illinois Chicago. Students will be eligible for the UIC Nursing–Springfield scholarship during their time in the BSN program. Qualifying criteria for students to retain funding until graduation from the prelicensure, undergraduate nursing program include:

Academic success

  • Successful completion of all degree requirements
  • Enrolled full-time in nursing courses
  • Passing all courses with a C or better

Reasons for termination of scholarship funds

  • Withdrawing/dropping a course
  • Failure of a course
  • Taking a LOA

Students receiving a Performance Improvement Plan including

  • Violating university policy on academic integrity such as cheating, plagiarism, unauthorized assistance on an assignment/test
  • Violating professional codes of conduct
  • Excessive absenteeism/tardiness

Any student who decelerates from the program due to academic failure may reapply for the scholarship once they have successfully met criteria to enroll in full-time classes. Students are eligible to receive the scholarship for two academic years while at the UIC Nursing–Springfield campus.

Additional questions? Email Kaitlyn Kulek, program advisor, UIC Nursing–Springfield.