<p>I have some info. Our NMF score thread got side-tracked on a discussion about NHS and I started looking up scholarships. I also got some info by e-mailing FA and scholarship offices directly. Am waiting to hear back from others so will add as I hear. I’m using the NMF scholarship list as a base, now maintained externally. These are all large scholarships.</p>
<p><a href=“http://nmfscholarships.yolasite.com/”>http://nmfscholarships.yolasite.com/</a></p>
<p>Schools that match NMF offer:
From website:
UAlabama-Birmingham
UAlabama-Huntsville
U Arizona
Arizona State University
FIU
Fordham
Northeastern
UNebraska-Lincoln
U Tulsa</p>
<p>From e-mail communication:
UCentralFlorida(was told $25K/yr, maybe less than NMF???Waiting to hear more)</p>
<h2>UKentucky</h2>
<p>Schools that offer nothing automatically, or only token amounts like $2K/yr:
From website:
Auburn
Oklahoma State
Texas A&M
UMississippi</p>
<p>From e-mail:
LA Tech
UAlabama
UMinnesota</p>
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<p>Schools that offer substantial money, but less than for NMF:
From website:
Mississippi State- tuition/fees/books (no rm/bd)
UT-Dallas- tuition/fees +$2K/yr (smaller stipend than NMF)</p>
<p>Be aware that some schools may impose extra requirements on NHS to receive these scholarship, like GPA/rank etc. I saw one school that required one parent to be full Hispanic. Have to check each school’s website and e-mail/call if anything is unclear.</p>
<p>Also, many schools are eager to enroll good students of Hispanic background even if they don’t offer NHS scholarships and have other scholarships available. But they often are not automatic and a bit harder to track down. You can get substantial money that way but need to do some legwork.</p>