Cost

• 2023 Application fee - $95 non-refundable
• 2023 Virtual Program fee - $3,980
• 2023 On-Site Program fee - $5,980
• On-Site Housing Cost - Housing on-site for students 18 years and over may be available pending Stanford University policies. 
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To provide the fastest, most convenient, and secure way to pay, we are now accepting payment online via credit card from our accepted participants for the program fee. Those accepted will receive an e-mail with a secure URL link to the CSI payment page.

We offer limited scholarships to students from underrepresented backgrounds, those who are experiencing financial hardship and those that have shown leadership in their communities. 

Only US Citizens and Permanent Residents are eligible for program fee scholarships.

US citizens and permanent residents whose annual household income is under $80,000 or are enrolled in a program that aids low income families, can also submit an application fee waiver request using this form.

Scholarship applications requests must be submitted within the application and are contingent on acceptance into the program.

CSI FUTURE LEADERS SCHOLARSHIP for empowering future leaders in the field of medicine

Eligibility:

1.       US Citizen or Permanent Resident

2.       Students applying for this scholarship should have held at least one leadership role and be able to speak to the impact they have made within their community or school.

3.       The strongest applicants will have held a leadership role within a STEM or Medically focused organization.

4.       Students will be required to complete 2 essay questions presented on the application.

DIVERSITY, EQUITY AND INCLUSION SCHOLARSHIP from the Division of Primary Care and Population Health at Stanford Department of Medicine for students representing a minority or historically disadvantaged population as well as students that can showcase significant work in allyship, anti-racism, LGBTQ+ advocacy and support, belonging, social justice or diversity education. 

Eligibility:

1.       US Citizen or Permanent Resident

2.       Students applying for this scholarship will need to communicate their passion for diversity, equity and inclusion.

3.       The strongest applicants will be active in their community doing work to further equity and justice for all populations.

4.       Students will be required to complete 2 essay questions presented on the application.

5.       Students that receive this scholarship will be asked to complete a survey of their background and experiences for the Primary Care and Population Health division of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at Stanford Medicine. Students may also be granted the opportunity to participate in various DEI events held at Stanford’s campus. 

THE DHABLANIA AND KIM SCHOLARSHIP GIFT

Scholarship fund established by the generosity of Atul Dhablania and Incha Kim to support talented students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds. 

Eligibility:

1.       US Citizen or Permanent Resident

2.       Student’s annual family income falls below $80,000 per year or

1.       Student is enrolled in a federal, state or local program that aids students from low-income families. or

2.       Can submit a letter from a high school principal, high school counselor, financial aid officer, or community leader that explains a student’s financial need.

3.       If selected, students will be required to provide proof of financial hardship based on their individual circumstance.