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Merit Scholarships and Educational Loans
New Web-based Application - Coming January 2009
Application Deadline - Friday, April 24, 2009
AHIMA’s Foundation of Research and Education (FORE) offers merit scholarships to outstanding undergraduate students pursuing degrees in health information administration and health information technology who have
at least one full semester (6+ hours) of classes remaining in their course of study at the time the award is granted (August 31). Scholarships are also available to credentialed health information management (HIM) professionals pursuing graduate degrees in an area related to HIM practice.
Students enrolled in Coding Certificate Programs (including AHIMA Approved Coding Programs) are not eligible for FORE merit scholarships.
Frequently Asked Questions I 2008 Recipients I Applications I Background Information I Establishing a Scholarship I 2006 Scholarship Underwriters
Establishing
a Scholarships
A named
scholarship may be established in memory or in honor of colleagues,
family and friends by a corporation, an individual, or a group of
people. Annual scholarships require a minimum contribution of $1000.
Endowed scholarship funds, from which annual scholarships will be
granted, may be established with a minimum gift commitment of $20,000,
which may be paid over time. Intent to underwrite a 2008 scholarship
must be confirmed no later than August 1, 2008.
2008 Underwriters
FORE thanks the following companies for their generous underwriting
of FORE merit scholarships at the silver level and above:
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