The SNC Trust provides scholarships for postsecondary training and education with qualified beneficiaries so they may develop or obtain the skills, training, experience, degrees, certificates, and knowledge necessary to participate in the modern economy.
To apply for scholarships, visit the CACHE website and apply electronically/online. The CACHE website represents a number of regional agencies, including the SNC Trust, which have partnered together for a combined application to provide a streamlined scholarship process.
If you need assistance or have questions, please contact SNC’s Shareholder Relations Department at 907-387-1200 or toll-free at 877-443-2632 or via email at shareholder@snc.org or scholarships@snc.org
Deadlines to Apply
| Term or Type |
Application Deadline |
| Fall Term |
Graduating high school seniors – annually April 30.
All others – annually July 31st. |
| Spring Term |
Annually December 31st. |
| Summer Term |
Annually May 1st. |
| Job Training |
Made three times annually (May 1st, July 31st, December 31st)
Specialized short-term training programs may be awarded 2-weeks prior to the start of training |
Scholarship Amounts
| Category |
Scholarship Amount* |
| Undergraduate university/college full-time |
$1,500
Probation $500 |
| Undergraduate university/college part-time |
$750
Probation $250 |
| Graduate university/college full-time |
$2,000
Probation $500 |
| Graduate university/college part-time |
$1,000
Probation $250 |
| Vocational & job training full-time |
$1,500
Probation $500 |
| Vocational & job training part-time |
$750
Probation $250 |
| Short term job training |
$500
Probation $100 |
* Full scholarship amount requires a G.P.A. of 2.0 or equivalent for all categories.
Full- & Part-Time Status/Definitions
According to the SNC Trust education benefit policy, full- and part-time students are defined as follows.
- Undergraduate university/college students
- Full-time undergraduate students must maintain a 2.0 G.P.A. and must complete 12 credits per semester or trimester; or 10 per quarter.
- Part-time undergraduate students must maintain a 2.0 and must complete 3-11 credits per semester or trimester; or 2-9 credits per quarter.
- Graduate university/college students
- Full-time graduate students must maintain a 2.0 and must complete 9 credits per term.
- Part-time graduate students must maintain a 2.0 and must complete 3-8 credits per term.
- Vocational students
- Full-time vocational students must maintain a 2.0 G.P.A. (or equivalent) and must complete training sessions with an equivalent of 12 credits per semester or trimester; or 10 per quarter; or 6 hours a day for 5 days a week over 12 weeks.
- Part-time vocational students must maintain a 2.0 (or equivalent) and must complete training sessions with an equivalent of 3-11 credits per semester trimester; or 2-9 credits per quarter; or 6 hours a day or less for 1-5 days per week for under 12 weeks
- Job training or short-term job skill training students
- Full-time job training students must maintain a 2.0 G.P.A. (or equivalent) and must complete training sessions with 12 credits per semester or trimester; 10 credits per quarter; or have training that is at least 6 hours per day for 5 days per week for at least 30 days or longer.
- Part-time job training students must maintain a 2.0 (or equivalent) and must complete training sessions with 3-11 credits per semester or trimester; or 2-9 credits per quarter; or have training that is at least 4 hours per day for at least 30 days or longer.
- Short-term training students must maintain a 2.0 (or equivalent) and must complete workshops or training sessions less than 30 days in length.
