NurseDeck is on a mission to help nurses everywhere, from students to past retirement. Our organization formed together to reinforce mental wellness, career growth, and academic support through community. We offer free educational tools and a supportive nurse community through our omnichannel network. To help support YOUR journey from the start, we’ve created the NurseDeck Go Award!
The NurseDeck Go Award is an opportunity for RN/BSN nursing students in financial need, who have completed their freshman year of college/university in the nursing program and are enrolling in their sophomore year.
Sophomores, juniors, and seniors can apply for the NurseDeck Go Award. The NurseDeck Go Award is a competitive application process. The award is a one-year $1,500 non-renewable* opportunity for 2nd year and above nursing students who have a go-getter mentality, manage to excel through adversity and financial hardships and display a commitment to the nursing field. However, they may need financial assistance in helping them pay for their required nursing supplies and student nurse association membership fees.
Am I eligible for a scholarship?
You are eligible if you:
Have a 3.0 GPA or higher
Interested in pursuing a degree in nursing
In financial need to continue and complete their nursing education
Currently enrolled as a second-year nursing student in an accredited two-to-four-year college or university in the U.S.
An active member of your college or university’s chapter of the student nurse association organization and community
How do I apply?
Create an Official NurseDeck account
Submit an official college transcript
Submit a photo of your college or university ID card
Submit a list of your honors, awards and certifications (if applicable)
Submit a one-page essay; tell us about yourself, your experience using NurseDeck, nurse related activities and what you hope to achieve as a nurse in your professional career after graduation (500-700 words max. and doubled spaced)
Submit one letter of recommendation (on college, university or business letterhead) The letter should be from an educator and/or professional from school (teacher, counselor or employer) or a representative from the student nurse association chapter of your college/university
