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Gallagher Koster Health Careers Scholarship Program

Winners of the Health Careers Scholarship Program demonstrate a strong motivation to pursue a health care career, academic excellence, a dedication to community service and a need for financial support of their education. The program is open to higher education students entering their junior and senior years of full-time undergraduate study in the coming fall. This program is not open to first-year undergraduates, high school students or graduate students.

Once your application is submitted (along with your essay), it is also required that you submit two letters of recommendation (one from a professor), current transcripts and a financial aid form (downloaded from our website), completed by your school's financial aid department.

*Please note that we cannot respond to mailed or emailed requests for more information. All information regarding the Health Careers Scholarship Program is available on our website.*

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