IMPACT REPORT 2024-2025
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4%
Management and General
5%
Public Education
19%
Fundraising
72%
Scholarships and Programs
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HOW WE HELP NATIVE SCHOLARS OUR IMPACT SINCE 1989* Total Amount of Scholarship Support
$208,000,000 Total Number of Scholarships Awarded
182,000 Total Number of Scholars Served
150,600 Total Amount of Non-Scholarship Support (Internships and Other Programs)
$13, 000,000
*Since 1989 figures based on best available historical data.
OUR IMPACT 2024-25 Total Amount of Scholarship Support
$22,200,000 Total Number of Scholarships Awarded
10,100 Total Number of Scholars Served
6,900 Total Amount of Non-Scholarship Support (Internships and Other Programs)
$1,000,000 Total Graduate Scholars
Total First-Year Scholars
400
2,500
TOP FOUR MAJORS OF OUR SCHOLARS
1 Business 2 Nursing 3 Psychology 4 Early Childhood Education
WHERE OUR STUDENTS STUDY
32
32c
32f
32b
32a 32e
12
WA
11
17
16
14a
32d
26
14
24
MT OR
15
26a
23 ND
27 25
13
9 10
29d
29j
29c 29h
29f
29i 29e 29b 29g 30
WY
34
30a
SD
NV
MI
33 33a
19c
CO
NJ
21c
2 2e
21d 2f
21a
2d
OH
IN
DC
WV MO
21 2b
VA
NC
20
TN
19a
22
OK
28
NM
3c
DE
KY
21b
2c
AZ
SC
AR
3a
3
MS
TX
1
HI
MD
4 KS
2a
RI
PA
IA
19
IL
UT
CT
MI
19b
NH MA
NY
7
30b
NE
VT
5a
WI
29
5
34b
34a 9a
18
3b
MN
31
29k
29a
6
34c
25a 25b
ID
CA
ME
8
AL
GA
TCUs TCU satellite campuses or instructional sites.
LA
Our scholars attended TCUs and mainstream colleges in these states.
FL
AK
Tribal Colleges and Universities Alaska 1 Ilisaġvik College, Utqiaġvik*
Arizona
In 2024-2025, scholars attended tribal colleges and universities on 34 main campuses and 45 satellite and branch campuses and instructional sites.
2 Diné College, Tsaile** 2a Aneth, Utah
2b Crownpoint, New Mexico 2c Newcomb, New Mexico
9a Red Lake Nation College, Minneapolis
21c Teec Nos Pos, Arizona
29g P ine Ridge
10 W hite Earth Tribal and Community
21d Zuni, Arizona
29h P iya Wiconi
College, Mahnomen
22 Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute,
Albuquerque
2d Shiprock, New Mexico
Montana
2e Tuba City
11 Aaniiih Nakoda College, Harlem*
North Dakota
2f Window Rock
12 Blackfeet Community College, Browning*
Cikana Community College, Ft. 23 Cankdeska
3 Tohono O’odham Community College, Sells
13 Chief Dull Knife College, Lame Deer
3a Milepost 115.5, Sells
14 Fort Peck Community College, Poplar
3b Phoenix
14a Wolf Point
3c San Carlos
15 Little Big Horn College, Crow Agency 16 Salish Kootenai College, Pablo**
Kansas 4 Haskell Indian Nations University,
Lawrence*
17 Stone Child College, Box Elder*
Nebraska
5 Bay Mills Community College, Brimley* 5a Petoskey 6 Keweenaw Bay Ojibwa Community College,
L'Anse
Chippewa Tribal College, Mount 7 Saginaw Pleasant
19 Nebraska Indian Community College, Macy* 19a Pawnee, Oklahoma 19b Santee
20 Institute of American Indian Arts, Santa Fe**
Minnesota
21 Navajo Technical University, Crownpoint***
Lake Tribal College, Cass Lake 8 Leech
21a Chinle, Arizona
9 Red Lake Nation College, Red Lake
21b Kirtland
30b Marty
Wahpeton College, Sisseton* 31 Sisseton
25a McLaughlin, South Dakota 25b Mobridge, South Dakota 26 Turtle Mountain College, Belcourt** 26a Belcourt
32 N orthwest Indian College, Bellingham* 32a Auburn 32b Kingston 32c La Conner
Oklahoma 28 College of the Muscogee Nation, Okmulgee
32e Olympia 32f T ulalip
Wisconsin
29a Allen
of Menominee Nation, Keshena* 33 College
29b B atesland
33a Green Bay
29c E agle Butte
34 L ac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe University,
29d M anderson 29e Martin 29f O glala
* 21 TCUs offering bachelor’s degrees.
All TCUs listed offer certificate and associate degrees.
** 9 TCUs offering bachelor’s and master’s degrees.
All TCUs are land grant institutions.
*** 1 TCU offering bachelor's, master's, and doctorate degrees.
Washington
32d L apwai, Idaho
29 Oglala Lakota College, Kyle**
New Mexico
30 Sinte Gleska University, Antelope** 30a Lower Brule
25 Sitting Bull College, Ft. Yates**
South Dakota
19c South Sioux City
29k Wanblee
24 Nueta Hidatsa Sahnish College, New Town*
27 United Tribes Technical College, Bismarck*
18 Little Priest Tribal College, Winnebago
Michigan
Totten
29i Porcupine 29j Rapid City
Hayward**
34a Bayfield 34b Lac du Flambeau 34c Odanah
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