
Scholarship for Adventist Graduate Hispanic Students
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Scholarship for Adventist Graduate Hispanic Students
Is your dream to study at an Adventist university? Not sure how can you afford it? The North American Division of Seventh-day Adventists has a scholarship for graduate Hispanic Adventist members who meet the requirements.
The North American Division Hispanic Scholarship Fund is designed to assist with financial aid for full-time graduate and post-graduate Hispanic students who are North America Division-based, faithful Seventh-day Adventist Church members in good standing, and whose financial resources are inadequate to enable them to complete their graduate school education.
This fund is limited and disbursed on the basis of need, academic performance, and church standing. The North American Division’s Hispanic Scholarship is distributed according to the parameters established by the NAD’s working policy.
Eligibility
1.The applicant must be a Seventh-day Adventist church member in good standing.
2.The applicant must be Hispanic, North American Division-based, and a citizen or permanent resident of the United States.
3.The applicant must be an enrolled full-time student in a graduate professional school before applying for the NAD scholarship (See our programs below). Undergraduate, vocational, or students seeking a certificate program do not qualify for this scholarship.
4-The applicant must submit verification of financial need based on the information requested in the application and must be earning satisfactory grades.
5-If the applicant is married, only one family member is eligible for this scholarship assistance in a given year, except in unusual circumstances.
6- A student may receive the scholarship once per school year. The applicant must request and complete a new application and submit it for approval each year.
7-A student who is a member of a Seventh-day Adventist Hispanic Church that belongs to a Regional Conference needs to apply to the Regional Scholarship.
Instructions
1- Complete and sign the application.
2-Ask your school registrar to verify your cumulative grade point average (GPA) and confirm that you are a full-time student taking a minimum of hours as required per school year.
3-Request the stipulated signatures from your local conference Hispanic coordinator/director or your local union Hispanic coordinator/director must sign the application form. If you do not know who that person is, ask your Hispanic church pastor. The Hispanic coordinator/director will discuss with you your eligibility and will sign the application.
4-Make a copy of the completed application with the information and signatures for your records. This is very important, as some forms get lost in the mail.
Mail only pages 3 – 6 of the application form to the following address
Anabell Barrientos-Calderón
Multilingual Ministries
Administrative Assistant
9705 Patuxent Woods Drive Columbia, MD 21046-1565
Phone: (443) 391 7263 Email: anabellcalderon@nadadventist.org
Applications are due February 28 or September 28. The NAD Committee meets to approve scholarship grants. After the committee’s approval, the treasury office will issue a check for the approved amount or the NAD Vice President will send a letter explaining why you aren’t eligible.
6 Starts to the 2021-2022 Academic Year
Fall Semester: Session I: Aug 29-Oct 22 Session II: Oct 24-Dec 17
Spring Semester: Session I: Jan 9-Mar 3 Session II: Mar 7-Apr 22
Summer Semester: Session I: May 1-Jun 23 Session II: Jun27-Aug 19
Affordable
Our tuition rates are competitive (Graduate – $625) less your substantial tuition discount if your employer is a partner with the SGPS). This will allow you to earn a high-quality education at an attractive price.
Accelerated
Classes are offered in 8-week sessions, allowing you to complete this program in 18-24 months.
Flexible
Classes are offered online, face-to-face, and/or hybrid in the evenings (one night a week).Â
Ready for your next step?
Participating Graduate Programs for the NAD Scholarship
Nursing Programs
Our nursing programs have a rich 116-year history. We prepare nurse educators and nurse administrators to be leaders in their respective fields.
Administrative and Management Programs
Our degrees combine cutting-edge theoretical and practical training that will provide you with a solid foundation in business, public administration, and healthcare management.
MS in Nursing and Business Leadership
Health Care Administration | M.H.C.A.
Psychology and Counseling Programs
Develop your professional path in the field of counseling, build your knowledge and skills to make a positive difference in others’ lives.
Clinical Mental Health Counseling | MA

Evening Graduate and Undergraduate Programs
For more than 35 years, Washington Adventist University (WAU) has been a leader in providing career-building degree programs for working professionals through its School of Graduate and Professional Studies (SGPS). In a supportive and nurturing environment that meets the needs of adult learners, the SGPS currently offers six accelerated evening undergraduate and professional programs and ten master’s programs (including two fully online – the Master of Business Administration and Master of Arts in Public Administration programs).
Brenda Chase, PhD, MBA
Dean, School of Graduate and Professional Studies
301-891-4092
sgps@wau.edu
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