Nebraska Bankers Association

NBA Foundation Scholarship

The NBA Foundation Scholarship is an annual award designed to assist full-time Nebraska college juniors or seniors who are interested in pursuing a career in banking. Eligible applicants must be Nebraska residents attending one of the state's participating private or public higher education institutions.

Award

$2,500

Deadline

January 31, 2027

Level

Undergraduate

Status

110 days left

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Who is eligible

  • Be a legal resident of Nebraska (originally from Nebraska; non-Nebraska residents are not eligible)
  • Be a full-time college student entering their junior or senior year by the start of the fall semester
  • Be pursuing a bachelor's degree and interested in a career in banking
  • Have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0
  • Attend an eligible Nebraska state or private college or university (excluding UNL, UNK, UNO, and UNMC)

What you'll need

  • Essay (200-300 words): Answer the questions 'What are your career goals?' and 'How will the banking industry play a role in your future career?'
  • Letter of Support from an NBA-member banker
  • Current resume highlighting relevant work and/or volunteer experience, extracurricular activities, and education
  • Unofficial transcript from your school's registrar office

How to apply

  • Complete and submit the online application form (Step 1) on the NBA Foundation Scholarship page.
  • Email your Essay, Letter of Support, Resume, and Unofficial transcript to nbacommunications@nebankers.org by January 31.
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