Anders Scholarship

The Anders Scholarship honors these brave individuals who put their lives on hold every day to help others. Through natural disasters, pandemics, and everyday accidents, these professionals run toward the situation head on every time sacrificing their time, physical health, mental health, and personal relationships. Scholarship Details • Annual $1,000 scholarship award • Open to students with a strong appreciation for the medical field • Recognizes the vital work of Allied Health, Nursing, and Therapy professionals • Essay-based application focusing on personal experiences and public impact • Now accepting applications for the third annual award cycle Eligibility Criteria • Must be enrolled in a college, medical school, or trade program in the United States • GED holders planning to enroll in an eligible institution for the upcoming semester are also eligible • Must be in good academic standing with a GPA of 3.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale Application Process 1. Prepare a current resume outlining your academic and personal background 2. Obtain a recent school transcript 3. Write a 500–1,000 word essay discussing: The role of Allied Health, Nursing, and Therapy professionals in today’s world How these professionals influence public safety and daily life Your personal story involving a healthcare professional who made a difference in your life Suggestions for improving the lives and working conditions of healthcare professionals 4. The role of Allied Health, Nursing, and Therapy professionals in today’s world 5. How these professionals influence public safety and daily life 6. Your personal story involving a healthcare professional who made a difference in your life 7. Suggestions for improving the lives and working conditions of healthcare professionals 8. Submit all materials according to the official application guidelines Allied Health, Nursing, and Therapy professionals are at the front lines of patient care, touching peoples' lives every day. Often, these professionals lack recognition of their hard work, and do not receive the physical and mental care they may need.