Awarded to fourth-year students for excellence in third-year clinical performance based on data compiled from evaluations across all clinical clerkships and scores from OSCE stations throughout third year.

Awarded to a first-year student and is renewable.

Awarded to an entering first-year student and is renewable. Preference is given to a native of Fayette County.

Awarded to an entering first-year student and is renewable.

Awarded to a medical student.

Awarded to an entering first-year student with academic excellence. This scholarship is renewable.

Awarded to an entering first-year student and is renewable.

Awarded to an entering first-year student and is renewable.

Awarded to an entering first-year Kentucky student and is renewable.

Awarded to an entering first-year and is renewable. 

Awarded to an entering first-year student and is renewable.

Awarded to an entering first-year student and is renewable.

Kentucky Resident and graduate of a Kentucky High School. Interested in practicing medicine in Kentucky (field of primary care). Based on academic excellence.

Awarded to an entering first-year student and is renewable. 

Awarded to an entering first-year student and is renewable. 

Awarded to students who are excellent students that will enhance the medical school class. U.S. Citizen preference.

Kentucky Resident enrolled in the College of Medicine is based on academic excellence.

Awarded to medical students.

Awarded to an entering first-year Kentucky student and is renewable.

Awarded to an entering first-year student. This scholarship may be one year or renewable.

Demonstrates a financial need. Based on academic excellence of admitted applicants.

Awarded to an entering first-year student and is renewable.

Awarded to an entering first-year Kentucky student and is renewable.

Awarded to an entering first-year medical student and is renewable.

Awarded to an entering first-year student and is renewable.

Demonstrates a financial need and potential for academic success.

Awarded to an entering first-year student and is renewable.

Kentucky Resident enrolled in the College of Medicine. Show strong desire to practice medicine in Kentucky. Demonstrate a financial need. Awarded equally between genders- alternating each year.

Awarded to medical students. A FAFSA is required.

Demonstrate a financial need. Must maintain good academic standing.

Awarded to an entering first-year student who shows academic excellence. A FAFSA is required and this scholarship is renewable.

Kentucky Resident enrolled in the College of Medicine. Demonstrates a financial need.

Awarded to an entering first-year student who shows academic excellence. A FAFSA is required and this scholarship is renewable.

Residents of Boyle, Casey, Garrard, Lincoln, Mercer, and Rockcastle Counties, KY. Demonstrate a financial need.

Awarded to an entering first-year Kentucky student. A FAFSA is required and this scholarship is renewable.

Awarded to an entering first-year student who shows academic excellence. A FAFSA is required and this scholarship is renewable.

Awarded to an entering first-year student who shows academic excellence. A FAFSA is required and this scholarship is renewable.

Demonstrates a financial need and potential for academic success, must maintain good academic standing.

Awarded to an entering first-year student who shows academic excellence. A FAFSA is required and this scholarship is renewable.

Awarded to an entering first-year student. A FAFSA is required and this scholarship is renewable. 

Awarded to a medical student who demonstrates academic excellence. A FAFSA is required.

Awarded to an entering first-year Kentucky student who demonstrates academic excellence. This scholarship is renewable.

Awarded to a rising second-year Kentucky student with a minimum 3.0 GPA. A FAFSA required for consideration.

Awarded to Kentucky student(s). A FAFSA is required

Awarded to entering first-year student, with preference given to residents of Floyd County. A FAFSA is required and this scholarship is renewable.

Awarded to third and/or fourth-year student who wishes to pursue a medical rotation in another country and has financial need. This scholarship is not renewable.

Awarded to a first-year Kentucky student and is based on academic excellence, demonstrated financial need, and interest in the practice of Primary Care. 

Awarded to an entering first-year student and is based on academic excellence and demonstrated financial need. A FAFSA is required and preference given to resident of Kentucky from an Appalachian county. 

Provides scholarship to student enrolled at the Northern Kentucky campus. Demonstrates a financial need. Must maintain good academic standing. Graduated high school from one of the following Kentucky counties: Boone, Kenton, Campbell, Pendleton, Grant.

One or both parents who have served or are serving in active duty for the United States Military. Demonstrate a financial need. Preference given to out of state student if multiple students are eligible.

Kentucky Resident enrolled in the College of Medicine. Award to minority students who demonstrates a financial need.

Resident of Meade (preferred) followed by Breckenridge, Bullitt, Hardin Counties KY. Then Kentucky resident, if no student identified. Demonstrate a financial need.

Awarded to a third or fourth-year student and is based on academic excellence, financial need and practice interest in Oncology. 

Awarded based on academic excellence, interest in general/family medicine (no actual service commitment required). This scholarship can be renewed.

This scholarship is based on academic excellence and preference is given to a resident of Kentucky with intent to practice in Kentucky (no actual service commitment required). 

Awarded to second, third, or fourth-year medical students. This scholarship is based on academic excellence, financial need and preference is given to a resident of Woodford County. A FAFSA is required and the scholarship is not renewable.

May be awarded to medical students to promote diversity in the College of Medicine. Students must be in good academic standing.

Awarded to an entering first-year student and is based on academic excellence, financial need, and preference is given to a resident of Madison County. A FAFSA is required and this is a two-year scholarship.

Awarded to an entering first-year student who has a minimum 3.0 GPA, demonstrates financial need and preference is for a native of Fayette County or contiguous counties. A FAFSA is required and the scholarship is renewable

Awarded to residents of Pike, Floyd, Johnson, Breathitt, Leslie, Morgan, or Clay Counties in Kentucky with an interest in Family Care (preferably) or Primary care and in returning to the aforementioned counties who demonstrate a financial need.

Provides scholarship to student enrolled at the Northern Kentucky campus. Demonstrates a financial need. Preference given to medical student(s) from Boone, Campbell, Kenton, Grant, Owen, Pendleton, Gallatin, Carroll, or Bracken Counties, Kentucky.

Award to a first-year student, based on the following preferences:

• Graduate of high schools in Union County with practice interest in the city of Sturgis in Union County;
• Graduate of high schools in Union County with practice interest in Union County;
• Graduate of high schools in Union County; or
• Graduate of high schools in Crittenden, Webster or Hopkins counties with practice interest in any of the three counties.

Provides scholarship to student enrolled in the RPLP program or other students who demonstrates an interest in rural medicine.

Provides scholarship to student enrolled in the College of Medicine. Preference is given to students from Eastern Kentucky.

May be awarded to a medical student who is a resident of a rural county in Kentucky, with preference for Boyle, Casey, Garrard, Lincoln or Mercer counties, and who has an agricultural background. Students must have good academic performance and financial need. A FAFSA is required and the scholarship is renewable.

Provides scholarship to students enrolled at the Bowling Green campus who demonstrate a financial need.

Awarded to an entering first-year student and is renewable. To be considered, the recipient required to complete a clinical rotation in nephrology during enrollment, however, no service commitment is required.

Awarded to an entering first-year student and is based on academic excellence. Students should be a native of Kentucky from Madison, Breathitt or Johnson counties and demonstrate financial need. A FAFSA is required and the scholarship is renewable.

Awarded to a rising fourth-year student who plans to practice internal medicine. 

Awarded to a medical student(s) based on academic excellence. Students should be a resident of Greenup County and commit a minimum of five service years of medical practice following completion of degree requirements and any post-doctoral training. Non-compliance of the scholarship agreement does require that the scholarship is repaid in full as a loan. Application required

Awarded to third and fourth-year students. The scholarship is based on academic excellence, financial need, and submission of letters of recommendation from Orthopaedic Surgery faculty members or research abstract. Application required

Awarded to a rising third-year student. Scholarships are based on academic excellence and demonstrated leadership ability in the College of Medicine. It is not renewable.

Awarded to an entering first-year Kentucky student with preference for women with financial need. A FAFSA is required and the scholarship is renewable.

The U.S. Army has approximately 255 Health Professions Scholarship Program recipients for medical and dental school each year. The active duty obligation will be dependent upon the length of scholarship received.

Recipients can expect:

• $20,000 sign-on bonus
• 100% tuition and required academic fees for medical/dental school
• Reimbursement for required books, required non-expendable equipment, and required licensing exams
• Monthly stipend of $2,466 for 10.5 months each year (goes up each July)
• Active duty pay as a 2nd Lieutenant six weeks each year

Contact:
Staff Sgt. Griffin DuMont
Lexington Army Medical Recruiting Station
griffin.j.dumont.mil@mail.mil 
859-407-9052.

For information, visit their webpage here.

Contact:
Petty Officer Ryan Sanders
Director - Medical Officer Programs
10400 Linn Station Road, Suite 217
Louisville, KY 40223

The Health Professions Scholarship Program (HPSP) through the United States Air Force is awarded to a select group of medical students each year, who not only display great potential as a health care professional, but as a future leader in the United States Air Force. Below, are the basic eligibility requirements:

• Must be a U.S. citizen
• Must have a desire to serve your country
• Have a letter of acceptance into medical school
• Be under the age of 38
• Complete and pass military doctors physical
• Have no major law violations

This scholarship pays full tuition; some fees, books, and supplies; plus a monthly stipend. 

Contact:

Air Force Health Professions Officer Recruiting - Nashville
342 Air Force Recruiting Squadron
2636 Elm Hill Pike, Ste 130
Nashville, TN 37214
Office: 615-885-9970
Email: 342rcs.flt.b@us.af.mil