NABA has established a tradition of giving scholarships in the field of business. In continuation of this tradition the Boston Chapter in collaboration with its Corporate and Educational Institution Partners awards scholarships to deserving students and professionals annually. NABA – Boston has and continues to award an average exceeding $135,000 on an annual basis to members in the Boston Community. Our Educational Partners include:

• Suffolk University

The Chapter continuously seeks opportunities to develop new Educational Institutional Partnerships to assist minority students and professionals in achieving their educational and career goals. If you are interested in obtaining more information on becoming an Educational Institutional Partner email the Chapter President at president@nababoston.org.

• Click here for info sheet on current year deadlines and contacts
• Click here to download the Scholarship Application

McCallum Graduate School of Business – Bentley University – Scholarship Opportunity

The McCallum Graduate School of Business at Bentley University is proud to offer NABA members the opportunity to pursue graduate education through their McCallum Leadership Scholar Program.Two awards are available each year to active members of NABA.  One full-tuition scholarship is reserved for qualified candidates applying to the 2-year full-time MBA program.  One half-tuition scholarship will be made available for qualified candidates applying for the Fall semester of any evening program, which include an Evening MBA program and 7 Master of Science (MS) programs.  

Application Deadlines

• 2-Year full-time MBA Scholarship: Members must submit their application by January 15. Decisions will be made by March 1.
• Evening program Scholarship: Members must submit their application by March 15. Decisions will be made by April 30.

Bentley University offers MBA and MS programs that integrate business, technology, ethics, and global understanding, focused through experiential learning, so you’ll be fluent in the principles and practices that drive corporate decision-making today.  

Please visit www.bentley.edu/graduate/scholarprogram.cfm to learn more, or contact Patrick Oroszko, Assistant Director of Graduate Admission, at 781-891-3405 or poroszko@bentley.edu.