Have resided in San Diego County for at least one year. Be graduating African-American high school seniors who will enroll full-time at an accredited four-year university in San Diego County or a historically African-American college or university in the United States in fall.
Awards for each scholarship vary but they range from $1,000 to more than $5,000, with an average award of $2,500. The most common award amount is $1,000. Even if you’re not a straight-A, star athlete or student body president, we have scholarship opportunities if you have: Commitment to your education Potential for success in college […]
Be graduating seniors at San Pasqual Academy. Letter of recommendation on official letterhead from staff or faculty at San Pasqual Academy.
Have resided in San Diego County for at least one year. Be graduating high school seniors or current college students who are currently in the foster care system or have been in the foster care system at some point since age 13 or later. Preference may be given to individuals who demonstrate a strong work […]
Employees of The Santaluz Club who have been employed by the Club for at least one year, working a minimum of 750 hours in their first year, and a minimum of 750 hours in each subsequent calendar year. Children and spouses of employees who have met the service requirements above. Letter on official letterhead from […]
Be graduating Grossmont Union High School District seniors. Preference will be given to students who have been involved in their school newspaper or serve as yearbook staff.
Be graduating seniors at Mission Bay High School. Plan to declare a major in science (biology, chemistry, ecology, environmental science, geology, physics, etc.), engineering (including computer science) or architecture.
Have resided in San Diego County for at least one year. Be graduating African-American high school seniors who will attend an accredited four-year university in California in fall.
Have resided within the 92113 zip code for at least one year. Be African-American and/or Latino graduating high school seniors. Have parents who did not attend college. Not major in political, social, ethnic studies, and advocacy work.
The Arizona CPA Foundation for Education and Innovation offers scholarships to assist you with your education on the road to becoming a CPA. Applications are available in late October of each year. These scholarships are available thanks to the generous contributions from the CPA community and are granted by the Arizona CPA Foundation for Education […]