Chiropractic Education Scholarship Program
Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education and the Oklahoma State Board of Chiropractic Examiners
Up to $6,000 a year for long-time Oklahoma residents studying chiropractic at an accredited out-of-state school.
- How much
- Up to $6,000 per year (varies with appropriation)
- Who qualifies
- Oklahoma resident for at least five years before applying; enrolled in or accepted to an accredited (out-of-state) chiropractic school; 3.0 cumulative GPA to keep it; up to four years.
- For grad students
- For chiropractic students
- When to apply
- Opens later Annual; application deadline normally falls at the end of May.
- How to apply
- Submit the State Regents' application by the deadline (normally end of May)
- First-year applicants include proof of admission
- Continuing students include a current transcript
- Late applications are not considered
- What you'll need
- state application + transcript
- Last checked
- October 5, 2026, against the official page (secure.okcollegestart.org)
The details
Helps Oklahoma residents (resident for at least five years before applying) who are enrolled in or accepted to an accredited chiropractic school, which is out of state. Recipients keep a 3.0 cumulative GPA (checked each trimester) and can participate for up to four years. Annual awards vary with legislative appropriation but cannot exceed $6,000 per student, paid in two disbursements (fall and spring trimesters) through the chiropractic school. The State Board of Chiropractic Examiners approves candidates.
More money from Oklahoma
- Oklahoma Rising Scholars Award (formerly Academic Scholars Program)Per year, entry year 2026 automatic qualifiers: $24,000 (research universities), $13,000 (regional), $12,500 (community/two-year colleges); institutional nominees: $4,000 / $3,200 / $3,000; plus a tuition waiver at public colleges
- State Regents Workforce Ready ScholarshipOne-time: $7,000 (research institutions), $5,000 (regional), $3,000 (two-year)
- Regional University Baccalaureate Scholarship$3,500 per year plus a resident tuition waiver
- Oklahoma Tuition Aid Grant (OTAG)The lesser of 75% of enrollment costs or up to $1,500 (community colleges and career tech centers), $2,000 (regional universities), $3,000 (research universities) per year
- William P. Willis Scholarship$3,000 (research universities), $2,400 (regional universities), $2,000 (community colleges) per year
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