$30,000/year

$15,000/year*
*most scholarships awarded to each class are at this level.

$10,000/year

$40,000/year
Every four years, one student will be selected for this award by the scholarship committee.

$40,000/year
Every four years, one student will be selected for this award by the scholarship committee.

$50,000/year
Awarded in conjunction with Furman University, this award is given once every four years.

$40,000/year
Every four years, one student will be selected for this award by the scholarship committee.

$47,000/year (approximately)
This award is given to four students per year in conjunction with another scholarship during the first year of medical school(non-recurring award), and reduces a the non-resident tuition for those students to the reduced/scholarship rate that is published each year by the university. To see the difference impact for this year, please visit our tuition and budgets page.

$20,000
Each year, a number of non-resident students are awarded a one-time(non-recurring) scholarship of $20,000 to defray some of the cost difference between resident and non-resident tuition.

$2,250-$4,500
Each year, one or two rising M2 students is/are selected by their peers to receive this one-time award. The student who receives this award seeks to promote and live by the guiding principles of the School of Medicine Greenville. This award is non-recurring for the student.

$10,000
Each year, one rising M4 student is selected to receive the McManus award by a rotating group of physicians and clerkship directors who teach in the M3 year. Students who are selected must meet the following requirements: Commitment and dedication to the practice of medicine; compassion for patients and their families; personal integrity and enthusiasm; and intellectual and professional excellence. This award is given in memory of a GHS physician, Dr. Christopher M. McManus, who exemplified each of these characteristics.

Application deadline is typically March 1st, but should be confirmed by the student each year.

$2,000
Awarded to a medical student from Darlington County who is interested in occupational medicine or family medicine.

$2,000
Awarded to a medical student from Florence County.

$1,200
Awarded to a medical student from Spartanburg County. This scholarship is funded by the Spartanburg County Medical Society Alliance.

$3,000
One $3,000 scholarship for a medical student who is a graduate of Lander University or Irmo High School, or is a native South Carolinian.

$1,500
A scholarship will be awarded to one medical student from each of the medical schools. Four total scholarships.

$3,500
Awarded to a medical student from Bamberg County.

$2,500
Awarded to a medical student from Spartanburg County.

$500
Awarded to a medical student who is a resident of South Carolina with financial need and a GPA of 3.0 or higher.

$2,500
Awarded to a medical student from Conway or Horry County.

$1,795
Awarded to a medical student from Greenville County attending a South Carolina medical school.

$2,000
Awarded to a medical student from Charleston County attending a South Carolina medical school.

$2,000
The Kaiser East Bay residency programs aim to train a diverse group of resident physicians including underrepresented groups and minorities who represent and care for the East Bay community. They sponsor a 4th year medical student rotation program to try to meet these goals. Students who are interested in the goals of culturally sensitive and competent care are encouraged to apply. All applicants must also apply thru VSAS and upload the scholarship application under supplemental documents.

$10,000
Awarded annually to first- or second-year minority students (African American/Black, American Indian, Native Hawaiian, Alaska Native, and Hispanic/Latino.) Students must be nominated by their medical schools. awarded annually to first- or second-year minority students (African American/Black, American Indian, Native Hawaiian, Alaska Native, and Hispanic/Latino.) Students must be nominated by their medical schools.

$10,000
Physicians of Tomorrow Awards are given annually to rising fourth year medical students (third year students who are approaching their final year of medical school). Students are nominated by their medical schools, and selection is based on academic achievement and financial need.

$5,000
The Arthur N. Wilson, MD, Scholarship is awarded annually to a medical student who graduated from a high school in Southeast Alaska. Students apply directly to the AMA Foundation for this scholarship opportunity.

Full tuition
Applications are taken directly from the NHSC. Visit their website for more information.

Full tuition, living stipend, and signing bonus 
Applications are taken through the military. Please visit our Helpful Links page for links to each program.