Behavioral Science Scholarships

Stable Careers in Mental Health, Economics, Politics and Education

Behavioral Science programs are often a larger heading for a collective of disciplines and college majors including, counseling, economics, psychology, politics and other social sciences. There are specific majors created in Behavioral Science, offering a more interdisciplinary approach to the fields of study.

Professionals may be engaged in careers in business, politics and government, counseling, psychology and mental health, education and even law.

Scholarship Programs

The University of Massachusetts-Amherst College of Social and Behavioral Sciences offers general scholarship to some of their SBS students:

Scholarship programs open to students enrolled in the University of Utah Behavioral Science Program includes:

The Lowell Overton Scholarship for Behavioral Science students is an annual award given to undergraduates in the Cal Poly-Pomona program. Qualified applicants receive up to $1600 for their academic excellence. In many colleges Behavioral Sciences is the larger heading for a handful of majors. At Cal Poly students seeking a more interdisciplinary program of study may pursue the Behavioral Sciences degree, which offers a hybridized curriculum.

The Lin Hamer Memorial Scholarship at the University of Minnesota-Mankato awards funds to an outstanding female in the Behavioral Science program. Awards are up to $1200.

Students pursuing a course of study in Behavioral Science at Northern Arizona University may qualify for a couple of general program scholarships:

Professional behavioral scientists are being rewarded and encouraged by a partnership between Harvard University and the American Cancer Society for work or interest in the field of "behavioral oncology." Qualified applicants for the American Cancer Society/American Association for Cancer Research Scholarship for Behavioral Scientists must be willing to be present at the annual conference, which is what the $1,000 awards go toward funding. Applicants are required to provide professional resumes or CVs, as well as a short essay describing their previous experience in the field or goals for research.

Majors in Behavioral Science and Human Resource Management at Oglethorpe University in Atlanta, have access to a uniquely designed program that delivers a focused, yet broad area of study in a range of disciplines. Students with good academic records must apply for the many general merit scholarships that are handed out to dozens of students: