HRS §304A-3303
Nursing Graduate Scholarships
The University of Hawaii gives a scholarship grant to full-time graduate nursing students. The grant covers up to a certain amount per year, for a limited number of years depending on the degree. Renewal requires meeting program rules and making satisfactory progress.
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The statute, as written — Scholarships; nursing degree programs
(a) The University of Hawaii shall award a scholarship grant in an amount up to $10,000 per academic year to a student enrolled full-time in an approved educational institution pursuing a graduate degree in nursing through an approved course of study. (b) The grant shall be for a maximum of three academic years if the student is enrolled in a master's degree program, or a maximum of four academic years if the student is enrolled in a doctoral program. To qualify for renewals beyond three years, the student shall comply with the requirements of section [304A-3302(d)], and the University of Hawaii shall determine that the student is making satisfactory progress toward completing a master's or doctoral degree.
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