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$45,000 Annual Grant + Monthly Stipend + Tuition Payments Department of the Navy Job Type : Active Duty Military (Commissioned Officer) Value: $45,000 Annual Grant + Monthly Stipend + Tuition Payments Summary The Financial Assistance Program (FAP) is designed for physicians or dentists currently in residency training for critical medical or dental specialties. This program provides substantial financial assistance during your residency in exchange for service as a commissioned officer in the U.S. Navy's medical team upon completion of your training. Duties & Military Obligation: Upon completion of your residency, you will serve as an active-duty Navy physician or dentist, delivering care in high-demand specialty areas. • Active Duty Service Obligation (ADSO): Scholarship recipients incur a minimum ADSO of two (2) years, or one-half year for each half year (or portion thereof) of FAP sponsorship OR whichever is greater. • Examples: 1 to 2 years of sponsorship = 2-year ADSO. 2 years and 3 months of sponsorship = 2.5-year ADSO. 3 years of sponsorship = 3-year ADSO. Eligibility & Qualifications To be eligible for a FAP scholarship, applicants must meet the following criteria: • Citizenship: Must be a U.S. citizen (dual citizenship is not permitted). • Physical Requirements: Must be physically qualified for a commission in the U.S. Navy. • Educational Requirements: Must be accepted into an accredited residency training program in a critical specialty area needed by the Navy. Benefits • Annual Grant: A grant of $45,000 paid per year. • Monthly Stipend: $2,999.00 per month. • Tuition & Fees: Payment of your required educationally based tuition. • Books & Equipment: Reimbursement for required books, supplies, and equipment. • Annual Training: 14 days of paid annual training. • Health Coverage: Medical and dental health insurance. • Further Education: Opportunities for Graduate Medical and Dental Education. How to Apply • Timeline & Process: Scholarships are awarded on a rolling basis, and applications are accepted throughout the year. The application takes about 12 to 16 weeks to complete. Apply as soon as possible if you are entering or currently in a critical medical or dental residency.

Up to $50K+ enlistment bonuses (varies by fiscal year and specialty). Only 1% of Americans qualify for Naval Special Warfare. This elite maritime force executes high-stakes missions across sea, air, and land-from deep-sea diving and clearing explosives to navigating combat boats-defending national security with unmatched precision and unconventional expertise. Career Paths Include: Navy Seal Special Warfare Combatant-Craft Crewman (SWCC) Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Technician Navy Diver Key Responsibilities: Execute maritime special operations, including direct action and special reconnaissance. Operate and maintain high-performance combatant craft and specialized insertion vehicles. Locate, identify, and render safe conventional and improvised explosive hazards. Perform underwater salvage, recovery, and submarine rescue missions. Provide advanced tactical medical support and communication in austere environments. Requirements: Physical Screening Test (PST): Must pass rigorous swim, run, and calisthenics benchmarks. ASVAB Score: High qualifying scores in specific line components. Citizenship: U.S. Citizen. Security Clearance: Eligible for Secret or Top Secret clearance. Medical: Must meet stringent special operations medical, vision, and dive physical standards. Resilience: Ability to complete some of the most challenging military training pipelines in the world. Benefits: Up to $50K+ enlistment bonuses (varies by fiscal year and specialty). Special Duty Pay: Additional monthly pay for Diving, Parachuting, Demolition, and Special Duty. Advanced Training: Access to world-class tactical, linguistic, and medical certifications. Retirement & Healthcare: Comprehensive military pension, 401(k)-style TSP, and full family medical/dental coverage. Elite Status: Membership in the world's most respected special operations and expeditionary forces.

Well over $300,000 in educational benefits, plus monthly stipend Department of the Navy Job Type: Active Duty Military (Commissioned Officer) Value: Well over $300,000 in educational benefits, plus monthly stipend Summary If you are already in or plan to attend school to be a physician, dentist, optometrist, physician assistant, or clinical psychologist, the Armed Forces Health Professions Scholarship Program (HPSP) can help fund your education. After graduation, you will join the Navy's active-duty team as a commissioned officer, bringing your expertise to serve the men and women of the United States military. Duties & Military Obligation: As a commissioned officer and medical professional in the U.S. Navy, you will provide critical care to service members and their families. • Active Duty Obligation (ADO): You agree to serve a minimum of one year on active duty for each year of scholarship support. • For periods of less than a year, the ADO is six months for each additional six months of participation (periods of 15 days or more count as a 6-month period). • Note: Appointees who incur an active duty obligation of less than three years will be required to serve a minimum term of service of three years on active duty. Eligibility & Qualifications: To be eligible for an HPSP scholarship, applicants must meet the following criteria: • Citizenship: Must be a U.S. citizen (dual citizenship is not permitted). • Age: Must not have reached the age of 42 at the time of entry onto active duty following the completion of your education. • Physical Requirements: Must be physically qualified for a commission as a Navy officer. • Educational Requirements: Must be accepted to or enrolled in one of the following in the U.S. or Puerto Rico: • An AMA or AOA school of medicine. • An ADA school of dentistry. • An accredited optometry or physician assistant master's program. • The first year of didactic education for a Ph.D. or PsyD degree in clinical psychology from an APA-accredited school Benefits: • Tuition & Fees: 100% of educationally based tuition and fees paid for up to four years. • Monthly Stipend: $2,999.00 per month. • Signing Bonus: $20,000 signing bonus specifically for Medical and Dental Students. • Books & Equipment: Full reimbursement for all required professional school books, supplies, and equipment. • Annual Training: 45 days of paid annual training. • Health Coverage: Medical and dental health insurance. • Further Education: Opportunities for Graduate Medical and Dental Education. How to Apply: • Timeline: The best time to apply for a four-year scholarship is the Fall before the year you plan to attend professional school. Students already in medical, dental, or optometry school should apply as soon as possible for available scholarships. • Process: Scholarships are awarded on a rolling basis, and applications are accepted throughout the year. The application takes about 12 to 16 weeks to complete. • Acceptance : You may apply before receiving a letter of acceptance to your medical or dental school, but you must have your letter of acceptance before you can begin receiving the scholarship