Whisper Military Spouse Scholarships
Tuition benefits and financial support to help you realize your education and career dreams.
15 Whisper Military Spouse Scholarships Will Be Awarded Annually
As a Yellow Ribbon and Military Friendly® School, National University is dedicated to uplifting the families who stand with our nation’s servicemembers and Veterans. Every military family navigates challenges with resilience and grace, and we want to honor that strength with meaningful educational opportunities. This scholarship is designed to empower you to pursue a career-focused education that supports your goals and the future you’re building.
National University is proud to award 15 military spouse students a generous scholarship package designed to reduce educational costs from day one. Recipients will receive either a $625 tuition scholarship per course for eligible course-based programs or a 38% tuition reduction for eligible term-based programs. In addition, each awardee will receive a $2,500 first-term stipend to help offset early program expenses and support a strong start to their educational journey.
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“I knew several people who were going to NU, and I saw how quickly they were going through it. It felt right. It felt like it was going to fit my lifestyle, and I was going to be able to achieve what I wanted to achieve with them. When I first was considering and applying for my master’s program, I was hesitant. I just found out I was pregnant. I was also working, and I was a wife. So I was like, ‘There’s no way I can add one more thing.’ But National allows you to add one more thing. It’s doable!”
Whisper Tennis, Military Spouse
Class of 2021
Application Deadline: March 8, 2026
“As an Army Spouse and Master Resilience Trainer for the Army, this degree will give me the education to support and guide my Army family through the constant change and uncertainty the military lifestyle can bring and help them make the most of each duty assignment.”
Tamar Walleser, Military Spouse
Class of 2022