The Corvias Foundation offers scholarships to support the educational and career goals of eligible military family members and children of Corvias employees. Scholarships are available for a military spouse of an active-duty service member stationed at one of the qualifying U.S. military installations at the time of application or application due date.
Scholarship Details
- Corvias Foundation Purple Tassel Vocational Achievement Scholarship: Supports eligible military dependents who are high school seniors pursuing vocational or skilled trades careers. Applications are open October 12th through December 31st.
- Corvias Foundation Purple Tassel College Scholarship: Supports eligible military dependents who are high school seniors pursuing four-year college degrees. Applications are open November 9th, through January 8th.
- Corvias Foundation Military Spouse Scholarship: Supports eligible military spouses pursuing education, professional development, licensing, certification, and career-related opportunities. Applications are open July 26th through September 25th.
- Corvias Foundation Family Scholarship: Supports children of Corvias employees who are high school seniors pursuing four-year college degrees. Applications are open November 2nd, through January 4th.
- Corvias Foundation Family Trade and Technical Scholarship: Supports children of Corvias employees who are high school seniors pursuing vocational, technical, or skilled trades programs. Applications are open April 30th through July 9th.
- Eligible expenses for the Purple Tassel scholarships include tuition, fees, housing, food, books, supplies, transportation, and required equipment.
- Eligible expenses for the Military Spouse Scholarship include tuition, program fees, professional licensing and certification costs, continuing education, examinations, and other qualifying career-related expenses.
Eligibility Criteria
- Must be an eligible military spouse, dependent child of an active-duty service member, or child of a Corvias employee, depending on the scholarship.
- Military family scholarship applicants must have a qualifying active-duty service member stationed at an eligible military installation at the time of application or application deadline.
- Eligible military installations include Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland, Fort Bragg in North Carolina, Fort Meade in Maryland, Fort Polk in Louisiana, Fort Riley in Kansas, Fort Rucker in Alabama, and Fort Sill in Oklahoma.
- Applicants for the Purple Tassel College and Vocational Achievement Scholarships must be high school seniors pursuing the corresponding educational pathway.
- Applicants for the Corvias Foundation Family Scholarship must be children of Corvias employees who are high school seniors pursuing four-year college degrees.
- Applicants for the Family Trade and Technical Scholarship must be children of Corvias employees who are high school seniors planning to attend vocational, technical, or skilled trades programs.
- Military spouses must meet the eligibility requirements established for the Military Spouse Scholarship.
Application Process
- Review the available Corvias Foundation scholarships and identify the program that matches your military family or Corvias employee affiliation and educational goals.
- Confirm that you meet the eligibility requirements for your selected scholarship, including any applicable military installation requirements.
- Review the application instructions, required documentation, and deadline for the specific scholarship.
- Complete the appropriate scholarship application and provide all requested supporting materials.
- Submit your application by the deadline established for your selected scholarship program.
As Corvias Foundation celebrates its 20th anniversary, the scholarship reflects the organization's longstanding commitment to helping military families achieve educational and career success. Since 2006, the Foundation has invested more than $20 million to support military-connected families on their educational and professional journeys. Scholarship recipients may use funds for a wide range of expenses, including tuition, technology, certification and licensing fees, professional exams, online program costs, and other education-related needs.
