Partner/Affiliate Scholarship
Amount or Range of Each Scholarship:
The scholarship being offered depends on the tier level of the affiliate:
Tier 1: Major Hospital System with student rotations in multiple locations. The scholarship is equivalent to 10% of the total tuition cost billed per quarter. The scholarship is disbursed per quarter. Fees are not included for scholarship consideration.
Tier 2: Private Practices with student rotations in multiple locations (i.e., imaging centers, surgical centers, nursing homes, firehouses, private ambulance companies, urgent care centers). The scholarship is equivalent to 7.5% of the total tuition cost billed per quarter. The scholarship is disbursed per quarter.
Tier 3: Doctor's Offices or Private Practices with students’ rotations in one location. The scholarship is equivalent to 5% of the total tuition cost billed per quarter. The scholarship is disbursed per quarter.
Example (Tier 1): Total Tuition for a program for a full-time student (without any transfer credit) is $48,640.00; the scholarship would be $4,864.00 disbursed over 7 quarters.
Period Covered by the Scholarship:
Full enrollment
Student Eligibility and Student Application Criteria:
Qualifications:
- Applicant must be a current full-time employee at one of CAHE’s qualifying affiliates and provide a letter from human resources with their start date and employment status.
- Applicant must be employed at the affiliate for at least one year.
- Applicant must be in good standing and provide a letter from their supervisor/manager stating so.
- Applicant must meet all entrance requirements for CAHE.
- Applicant must be enrolled at CAHE
Manner in Which Scholarships are Awarded/Paid to Students:
The scholarship will be awarded on a quarterly basis.
Standards for Continued Scholarship Eligibility
To maintain the scholarship, the student must:
- Maintain employment at CAHE’s affiliate.
- Maintain continuous enrollment at CAHE without interruption.
- Meet all policies as published in the Institutional Catalog.
- Maintain satisfactory academic progress. A student placed on probation will no longer qualify for the scholarship for the next quarter.
- Have no professional behavioral issues on file.