Scholarship Programs
BP supports statewide scholarship programs for college-bound students as well as those interested in careers in process technology.
BP Principals' and Commissioner's Scholarship Program
Since 1985, BP has partnered with the Alaska Association of Secondary School Principals to annually provide scholarships to 25 graduating Alaskan seniors who pursue four-year degrees. Each of the 25 recipients receives $4,000 ($1,000 a year). One of the chosen 25 is selected by the Commissioner of Education to receive an additional $16,000 (for a total of $20,000).
High school principals from around the state nominate students based upon academic achievement, leadership potential, community involvement, and financial need. Final selections are made by the Board of Directors of the Alaska Association of Secondary School Principals.
To apply, contact your high school principal. Applications are available by February 15 of each calendar year.
BP Process Technology Scholarship Program
Students who seek training and employment in Process Technology may be eligible for financial assistance. The Process Technology sector includes oil and gas companies and public utilities that use and control mechanical, physical or chemical processes to produce a final product.Students enrolling or currently enrolled in the Process Technology two-year degree program offered at the University of Alaska – Anchorage, Fairbanks or Kenai are eligible to apply for one of five scholarships awarded annually.
The scholarships of $3,000 per semester can total up to $12,000 per student.
For more information and an application form, visit the Alaska Process Industry Careers Consortium website.
