The National Midwifery Institute does not have any financial aid or student loans available at this time. NMI is not a Title IV school. NMI students are not eligible for federal financial aid or student loan deferment.
Students may apply for a private student loan with Meritize if they desire. NMI accepts Meritize loans for tuition.
NMI may, from time to time, offer scholarships to NMI students. These will be announced to students directly.
Below we have accumulated a collection of scholarship information and hope they are useful in your search. Should you find any additional resources please let us know at nmioffice@nationalmidwiferyinstitute.com.
The NASFAA resource allows you to select your state and discover grants that you may be able to use for your tuition at NMI!
Search for Scholarships:
Qualified applicants will be:
1. Black identified,
2. California resident,
3. Midwifery student enrolled in (including a preceptor agreement) or recently graduated from a Medical Board of California approved midwifery program,
4. Planning to provide midwifery care in California as a California licensed midwife.
Are you a current or former health professional? This scholarship of up to $3,200 will help you take your healthcare career to the next level.
Apply by October 31, 2023 3:00 pm CT
Shafia Monroe Consulting (SMC) proudly announces the 4th Annual Ayanna Ade Black Student Midwife Scholarship Award.
In honor of Ayanna Ade’s contribution to midwifery, SMC will award a scholarship to one recipient for a minimum of $1,200.
Eligibility Requirements: Must be an African American enrolled in a recognized US Midwifery College/School or Apprenticeship Midwife Training Model with a preceptor. This scholarship recognizes all midwifery educational programs.
To Apply: Email your 200-300-word essay on how this scholarship will help you emulate the work of Ayanna Ade in your midwifery career. Include your full legal name, a photo in color, your email address, your mailing address, your phone number, and a letter from your school or preceptor stating you are currently enrolled.
The goal of the scholarship is to support Black midwifery students who plan to serve Black women and persons. A primary purpose of NAABB is to equip midwives with the practical tools and education they need to improve outcomes for Black women and persons. Therefore, NAABB is committed to removing financial barriers to midwifery education, in support of future black midwives.
The Scholarship Program provides up to $6,000 for Black student midwives to offset the cost of textbooks, clinical supplies, or board examination fees.
To be eligible for this scholarship you must be a current or incoming midwifery student (CPM, CNM, CM, or direct entry student midwife), and currently in good standing.
Eligibility Requirements:
California Resident
Identify as Black, Indigenous, or a Person of Color
Demonstrates a commitment to pursuing an education in midwifery
Clear timeline leading up to when when they plan to apply to a midwifery education of choice (with a goal of becoming a Nurse Midwife or Licensed Midwife)
Describe where on their journey to midwifery school they are currently & how these funds will be supportive
NACPM’s Bigger Table Fund is a scholarship initiative to help grow a racially, ethnically and socially representative CPM workforce to meet the urgent needs of childbearing people in our country.
This Fund provides financial awards for student midwives of color, Indigenous and/or LGBTQIA2S+ student midwives for:
the initial NARM examination fee
the fee for retaking the NARM examination when needed
one-time initial state licensing fees
National Midwifery Institute, Inc. is a correspondence program dedicated to the preservation of community-based midwifery training and education. NMI offers open enrollment year round. Ready to Enroll? Contact Us.
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