Scholarship from American Academy of CPR & First Aid, Inc.® Scholarship Awarded
Jacob Anthony Jerome
Pittsburgh, PA
University of Pittsburgh
Scholarship Awarded : $1500
Grace Bowar
Brandon, SD
South Dakota State University
Scholarship Awarded : $1500
Elaine P.
Oakland, CA
St. Mary's College of California
Scholarship Awarded : $1500
Next Scholarship Deadlines For 2022: Spring Scholarship Deadline - May 1st
Scholarship Deadlines For 2022: Fall Scholarship Deadline - October 1st
Scholarship Awarded Amount: $1500 awarded for Spring Scholarship
$1500 awarded for Fall Scholarship
Apply NowThe "Save a Life" Scholarship
Supporting Future Healthcare & Education Professionals
At American Academy of CPR & First Aid, Inc., we believe that learning CPR and First Aid can make a life-saving difference. Through our "Save a Life" Scholarship, we proudly support students pursuing careers in healthcare and education who are committed to improving the health, safety, and well-being of their communities.
Whether your goal is to become a doctor, nurse, therapist, teacher, or another dedicated professional, this scholarship is designed to help you continue your education and achieve your career aspirations.
Scholarship Award
The Save a Life Scholarship awards $1,500 to eligible students twice each year.
- Spring Scholarship Award: $1,500
- Fall Scholarship Award: $1,500
Each scholarship is awarded to a different student to recognize academic achievement, leadership, and dedication to serving others.
Eligibility Requirements
Applicants must:
- Be at least 18 years of age.
- Be currently enrolled, or planning to enroll within the next academic year, at an accredited U.S. college or university.
- Pursue a degree in Healthcare or Education.
- Provide their current GPA.
- Submit a current academic transcript or proof of future enrollment.
- Previous scholarship recipients are not eligible to apply again.
Students pursuing related healthcare fields—including mental health, healthcare administration, nonprofit healthcare, and similar disciplines—are encouraged to explain how their chosen field contributes to healthcare or education.
How To Apply
Qualified applicants should submit the following by email: scholarship@onlinecprcertification.net:
- Full Name
- Address
- Phone Number
- Email Address
- A 750–1,000 word essay describing:
- Your career goals.
- Why you chose your field of study.
- How you plan to improve healthcare or education.
- What inspired your passion for serving others.
- A copy of your latest academic transcript.
— or —
- A letter of acceptance from an accredited U.S. college or university if you are an incoming student.
Scholarship Deadlines
Applications are accepted twice each year.
- Spring Deadline: May 1
- Fall Deadline: October 1
Late submissions will be considered for the next available scholarship cycle.
What We're Looking For
We are looking for students who demonstrate:
- Passion for healthcare or education
- Academic excellence
- Leadership potential
- Community involvement
- Originality and creativity
- A genuine commitment to helping others
Tell us your story. Share what inspired your career choice, how you hope to make a difference, and how your education will positively impact your community and the lives of others.
Selection Process
Applications are carefully reviewed based on:
- Essay quality and originality
- Academic achievement
- Leadership and service
- Career goals
- Overall alignment with the mission of the Save a Life Scholarship
Winners are generally announced approximately 30 days after each scholarship deadline.
Finalist essays may be featured on our website or social media channels. Scholarship winners will be recognized with their first name, city, state, and award information.
Our Commitment
The Save a Life Scholarship reflects the commitment of American Academy of CPR & First Aid, Inc. to support the next generation of healthcare professionals and educators. By investing in future leaders, we hope to strengthen communities, promote life-saving education, and inspire careers dedicated to making a meaningful difference.
Your passion to serve others could earn you a $1,500 scholarship—and help shape a brighter future for your community.