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Native American Institute

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Thank you for visiting the Native American Institute. Native American students make up 28% of Southeastern’s student population and our University ranks 7th in the nation for graduating Native students.

Our staff strives to help Native American students on campus succeed by providing support with easily accessible and timely assistance. This includes providing resources and support to students, collaborating with tribal communities, and incorporating Native American culture and history.

Choctaw Nation

Chickasaw Nation


Cherokee Nation College Resources is an advocate for Cherokee Nation citizens pursuing higher education. Scholarship advisors provide comprehensive student advisement and scholarship searches. Cherokee Nation scholarships are available for eligible tribal citizens residing within the Cherokee Nation reservation and contiguous boundaries or citizens who are eligible for the Pell grant and live outside those areas. Eligible high school juniors and seniors may also qualify for concurrent college classes.

 

Cherokee Nation

The Department of Higher Education, a program of the Department of Education and Training, administers grants and scholarship programs to enrolled citizens of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation. Our purpose is to provide supplemental financial assistance to Creek students pursuing a college-level education.

Muscogee Nation

Seminole Nation
Osage Nation

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