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Grants

The ASET Foundation funds two types of grant programs:

    1. Tuition grants are available to students attending CAAHEP accredited neurodiagnostic programs. In addition, persons who are already employed in the neurodiagnostic profession may apply for a tuition grant to attend a 2-year junior college or a 4-year college to pursue their degree.
    2. Special projects relating to curriculum, educator, or clinical site development, and special publications can be considered for a Foundation grant.

The amount of funding awarded will vary depending upon the specifics of the program.

Help Advance Education and Training

Funding to support the special projects grant program comes from individual donations to the General Fund and from the Foundation’s fundraising events and activities.

Tuition Grants

The ASET Foundation offers tuition grants to assist and encourage qualified students to further or continue their interest in selecting the allied health field of neurodiagnostic technology as a new or continued career. Any student who will be or is currently enrolled full-time in a CAAHEP accredited neurodiagnostic program is eligible to apply for a tuition grant. In addition, persons who are already employed in the neurodiagnostic profession may also apply for a grant to attend a 2-year junior college or a 4-year college to pursue their degree.

The number of tuition grants and the dollar amount for each is determined annually by the ASET Foundation Board of Directors. Typically, tuition grants range in value from $500 to $1,000.

Quick Facts

  • Eligibility: Any student who will be or is currently enrolled full-time in a CAAHEP accredited neurodiagnostic program, or persons who are already employed in the neurodiagnostic profession hoping to pursue their 2-4 year degree.
  • Value: Typically $500 – $1,000
  • Deadline: June 1st

Special Project Grants

The ASET Foundation accepts grant applications for funding in the following categories supporting the field of neurodiagnostic technology.

  • Neurodiagnostic curriculum development
  • Neurodiagnostic educational publications development
  • Neurodiagnostic educator development
  • Neurodiagnostic clinical site support
  • Other projects supporting ASET Foundation’s Mission

Quick Facts

  • Eligibility: Special projects relating to curriculum, educator, or clinical site development, and special publications can be considered for a Foundation grant
  • Value: Varies depending on the specifics of the program
  • Deadline: June 1st