National Forum for Black Public Administrators

Mike Triplett Cigna Undergraduate Scholarship

The Mike Triplett Cigna Undergraduate Scholarship, offered by CIGNA Health Care, provides financial assistance for college students from historically underserved populations studying public administration, public policy, social services, political science, and urban affairs. Special consideration is given to students attending a Historically Black College or University (HBCU).

Award

Up to $10,000

Deadline

January 20 (annually)

Level

Both

Status

Usually due January 20 – next cycle expected

Public AdministrationPublic Policy and Social ServicesPolitical ScienceUrban Affairs and Studies

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Application effort
Medium (essay, transcript)
Who can apply
Undergraduate and graduate students, minimum GPA 3.5

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Who is eligible

  • Minimum 3.50 GPA
  • Resident of the U.S.
  • College freshman, sophomore, or junior
  • Seeking a bachelor's degree fulltime
  • Studying for a degree in public administration, public policy and social services, political science, urban affairs and studies, or a related field
  • Historically underserved population
  • Interested in public service
  • Preference is given to students attending 4-year HBCUs

What you'll need

  • Essay Required: Yes
  • Academic transcript showing minimum 3.50 GPA

How to apply

  • Visit the official National Forum for Black Public Administrators website at https://www.nfbpa.org/home to access the application portal during the open application window.
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