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The Jack and Jane Medical School Scholarship is for medical students at the University of Nevada, Reno (UNR). The scholarship honors the good works of Dr. and Mrs. Becker. The scholarship is provided to assist medical students with hefty education bills.
Applicants must be graduates from a high school in Nevada and are currently residents of Nevada. They must also be enrolled in UNR Med School. This scholarship is dedicated to those who demonstrate financial need; therefore financial information must be provided.
Applicants must agree to maintain full-time enrollment, the UNR minimum GPA requirement, and provide a copy of their unofficial transcripts at the end of each semester they are receiving a scholarship. The $1,000 grant is a one-time award subject to renewal. Funds are used for tuition fees and other educational necessities.
1. Keep your grades up
This scholarship program requires a minimum GPA of 2.0. Those with higher GPAs have better chances of winning. So work hard on keeping your grades up and maintaining your GPA. Grades will be an indicator of how dedicated and serious you are.
2. Start the application process right away
You should start the application process as soon as possible. This will allow you enough time to acquire all necessary documents, contact your referees or recommenders, and complete all forms. Have everything organized and planned to avoid any last-minute complications.
3. Choice of references and early notifications
Your references or recommenders must be those who know you well enough to be willing to speak to your abilities and demonstrate why you make the perfect candidate for this scholarship. So, choose them wisely. Contact them and send them the required forms very early on to allow them enough time to complete them.
4. Reach out to past winners
If possible, it is always advisable to reach out to past scholarship winners for advice and guidance. They will give you insights into how they won the award. Also, get your materials checked and reviewed by your mentors, instructors, and advisors to avoid any unforeseen mistakes.