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ABC Medical Student Scholarships Now Accepting Applications
| The Association of Black Cardiologists (ABC) is now accepting applications for its 2026 Medical Student Scholarship Program, supporting aspiring physicians committed to academic excellence, leadership, cardiovascular health, and advancing equity in underserved communities. This year, ABC will award fifteen scholarships in total. |
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Dr. Richard Allen Williams Scholarship for Medical Students: 5 Scholarships • $5,000 Each Open to currently enrolled medical students who demonstrate a clear interest in cardiology through research, leadership, clinical exposure, or career goals aligned with the field. — ABC/J&J MedTech Scholarship: 10 Scholarships • $10,000 Each Open to medical students currently enrolled in an accredited medical school program. — Application Deadline Friday, June 19, 2026 at 11:59 PM PT APPLY NOW |
Scholarship Requirements
Applicants must submit:
- Proof of good academic standing
- Personal statement (500 words or less)
- Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- Meaningful Experience Statement
- Two letters of recommendation
Applications are reviewed based on:
- Financial need
- Academic merit
- Leadership
- Commitment to underserved communities
- Alignment with ABC’s mission
Who Should Apply?
ABC strongly encourages applications from students passionate about:
- Cardiovascular health
- Health equity
- Community engagement
- Workforce diversity
- Research and advocacy
Applicants may apply for one or both scholarships, depending on eligibility.
Please note:
- Applicants must be actively enrolled in medical school at the time of application
- Incoming students who have not yet started medical school are not eligible
- Previous recipients may not have received the same scholarship within the last two years and may not have received two ABC scholarships previously
About the ABC Scholarship Program
The ABC Scholarship Program supports the next generation of physician leaders dedicated to improving cardiovascular outcomes and expanding representation within cardiology and medicine.