This program provides a non-reloadable $450 Visa gift card for full-time and part-time college students per academic level classification. The grant must be used for clothing purchases only.

The Chickasaw Nation Career and Technical Education (CTE) Assistance Program is available to part-time and full-time Chickasaw students attending a state or nationally accredited career technology center, trade school or private licensed training facility, whereby graduating students receive a professional certification or license upon completion of their program. In addition to certification programs, funding may be considered on a case-by-case basis for advanced or graduate certifications at college and universities, bridge programs, continuing education, license renewal coursework and other career advancement opportunities that may not lead to a traditional certification. Eligibility is not income-based, and applicants are not required to live within the boundaries of the Chickasaw Nation to qualify for this program.

The student support program provides general financial assistance for college and career technology students to help overcome barriers related to postsecondary education opportunities.

The Chickasaw Nation Recruitment and Retention program prepares, supports and empowers Chickasaw college students for success with on-campus resources at nine colleges in Oklahoma. Participants must be Chickasaw citizens enrolled at the East Central University, Mid-America Christian University, Murray State College, Oklahoma City Community College, Oklahoma State University-Oklahoma City, Rose State College, Southeastern Oklahoma State University, University of Central Oklahoma, and University of Oklahoma.

This program provides high-quality tutoring services to students in a content specific, one-on-one virtual environment. Applicants must be Chickasaw students in grades K-12 enrolled in a public, charter or accredited private school or postsecondary students enrolled in a nationally-accredited public, private or online college or university. Homeschool students may also apply.