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Any College or UniversityMassPort Diversity STEM Scholarship$3,000, one-time awardlate AprilMassport’s Office of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion/Compliance will once again award two $3,000 Diversity STEM Scholarships to graduating high school seniors of color with a minimum 3.0 GPA who reside or attend school in the city of Boston, Chelsea, Winthrop, Revere, Worcester, Bedford, Concord, Lexington, or Lincoln. Students must be involved in community service and interested in pursuing a degree that could be utilized in the Transportation Industry. Areas of study may include but not limited to Aviation, Maritime, Real Estate, Business Administration, Accounting, Architecture, Engineering, Finance, or Human Resources.YesLink
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Any College or UniversityMadison Park Development Corporation ScholarshipVaries (typically $1,000 - $5,000 per year for 4 years)TBD, mid-JuneMust have zip code of 02119, 02120, or 02121; must plan on enrolling in a two-year or four-year college in the fall; commitment to community serviceYesLink
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Any College or UniversityHenry David Thoreau Scholarship$5,000Early FebruaryMass resident, demonstrated commitment to environmental leadership, intends to major or minor in an environmental science-related fieldYesLink
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Any College or UniversityGreater Boston Real Estate Board Scholarship $500-$5,000Early AprilResident of Boston or Greater Boston area, based on financial need, academic achievement, leadership, extra-curricular involvement, and short written essays.YesLink
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Any College or UniversityThomas J. Butler Scholarship$5,000mid AprilResident of the South Boston, high school senior with minimum 3.0 GPA, involved in community service, interested in pursuing studies in Criminal Justice, Political Science, Public Service or Social ServicesYesLink
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Any College or UniversityLowell L. Richards III Memorial Scholarship$5,000mid AprilResident of the City of Boston, Chelsea, Revere or Winthrop, Boston Publich high school senior with a minimum 3.0 GPA, involved in community service, interested in pursuing Government, Public Administration, Management, Planning, Architecture, or DesignYesLink
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Any College or UniversityDonna Rauseo Memorial Scholarship$5,000mid AprilFemale resident of East Boston, minimum GPA of 3.0, involved in community service in East BostonYesLink
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Any College or UniversityDelta Sigma Theta - Boston Alumnae Chapter Scholarship$1000 - $1500 TBD, early MayMust be of African descent (African immigrant, African American, Black, etc.), live in the Metropolitan Boston area, have at least a 2.75 GPA, and have a demonstrated commitment to community serviceYesLink
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Any College or UniversityEdwards Scholarship Fund$2,500mid-MarchResident of BostonYesLink
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Any College or UniversityDiversity STEM ScholarshipUnknownlate AprilResident or school attendee of South Boston, East Boston or Charlestown, a minority, high school senior with minimum 3.0 GPA, involved in community service, interested in pursuing a degree that could be utilized in the Transportation IndustryYesLink
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Any College or UniversityMassachusetts AFL-CIO Scholarship$500-$16,000mid-DecemberIndividual scholarships have unique criteria. For some, parent/guardian must be a member of a union. For others, students must pass a Labor History Exam.YesLink
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Any College or UniversityGreater Boston PFLAG Elsie Frank ScholarshipUp to $15,000TBD, mid-FebruaryDemonstrated leadership in improving school climate for LGBTQ youthYesLink
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Any College or UniversityBoston & Vicinity Club ScholarshipUnknownTBD, mid-MarchHigh school senior or first year college student in Boston or surrounding communities, have financial need, shown academic strength and exhibit leadership and service in your community.YesLink
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Any College or UniversityCollege Club of Boston$2,000TBD, mid-MarchSeniors in Boston’s public high schools (including charter schools,) and admitted to accredited, not-for-profit colleges or universities (including junior colleges, community colleges, and conservatories)YesLink
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Any College or UniversityNational Guard of Massachusetts$1,000-$2,500mid-JanuaryMassachusetts National Guard members, their sons, daughters, or spouses.YesLink
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Any College or UniversityMass Police Association$1,000UnknownScholarships are available to the children of active or retired members in good standing of the Mass Police AssociationYesLink
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Any College or UniversityUniversity Club of Bostonup to $20,000TBDBoston Charter, District and Pilot Public High Schools graduates who demonstrate leadership, are involved in community service and extracurriculars, have financial need, and show academic potential.YesLink
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Any College or UniversityBlack Educator's Alliance$1,000UnknownApplicant must be a senior in a public or private high school in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and planning to attend a two or four year accredited college/university. Scholarship awards are not renewableYesLink
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Any College or UniversityAGA Boston Brady Scholarship$1,500late JanuaryAGA – Boston Chapter member or an immediate family member that is enrolled or will be enrolled in an institution of higher education with no limitation as to educational major.YesLink
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Any College or UniversityAGA Boston Frese Scholarship$1,500late JanuaryHigh school, undergraduate, or graduate student enrolled or will be enrolled in a financial management-related programYesLink
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Any College or UniversityOuimet Scholarship$1,000-$15,000early DecemberAll Ouimet Scholarship candidates must have performed 2+ years service to golf as caddies, or in golf professional or course superintendent operations at any golf course in Massachusetts.YesLink
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Any College or UniversityAlray ScholarshipUp to $5,000mid June & mid OctoberMust be a Boston public high school grad who is returning to college after dropping out.YesLink
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Any College or UniversitySimon Youth Community Scholarship Program$1,500UnknownLegal U.S. resident; attending school and living in a Simon community (Boston)YesLink
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Any College or UniversityRollins Griffith Memorial$1,500TBD, early MarchBPS graduating seniors who plan to study one of the creative arts and/or to pursue a career in teaching at a postsecondary institutionYesLink
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Any College or UniversityRuth M. Batson Scholarship$500-$1,500late JuneAfrican American students who are in need of financial assistance in order to obtain clear educational and career objectives. Request app by May 30 from: Ruth M. Batson Educational Foundation, 250 Cambridge Street, Suite 701, Boston, MA 02114YesLink
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Any College or UniversityMA Broadcasters Association (MBA) Student Broadcaster$2,000-$3,000mid-AprilMassachusetts residents pursuing a career in over-the-air broadcasting.YesLink
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Any College or UniversityAllston Board of Trade$1,000mid-MayCurrent Allston or Brighton resident (for at least one year) and be enrolled in college or vocational school.YesLink
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Any College or UniversityBlackstone Franklin Square Neighborhood Association College Book$1,000-2,000TBD, mid-MaySouth End high school seniors or current undergraduate students pursuing a higher educationYesLink
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Any College or UniversityAgganis Foundation$4,000TBD, late AprilMinimum 3.0 GPA, varsity athlete, be accepted at any four year collegeYesLink
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Any College or UniversityBrighton Board of Trade$1,000early JuneBrighton residents accepted to collegeYesLink
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Any College or UniversityCharlestown Mothers Associationup to $15,000TBD, late AprilCharlestown residents who will be attending college full-timeYesLink
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Any College or UniversityMichael P Quinn$2,500-$5,000UnknownCharlestown residents headed to four-year college with financial need.YesLink
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Any College or UniversityStephen Phillips$3,000-$17,000early April or early MayPermanent residents of New England states, with financial need, who display academic achievement, a commitment to serving others, a strong work ethic and leadership qualities.YesLink
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Any College or UniversityJohn Gloucester Memorial Presbyterian Scholarship$3,500-$5,000early JuneHigh school senior with minimum 2.5 GPA who resides in Mission Hill area of BostonYesLink
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Any College or UniversityPrime Realty Group$1,000late MayOutstanding high school senior from Allston or Brighton, minimum 3.0 GPA.YesLink
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Any College or UniversityLeesa Social Impact Scholarship$1,000mid-May or mid-NovemberThe Leesa Social Impact Scholarship will provide $1,000 to support four exceptional students as they embark on their own journey toward social actionYesLink
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Any College or UniversityHostelling International USA Explore the World Scholarship Program$2,000early MarchBe 18 - 30 years of age at the time of application, demonstrate financial need and plan to take a trip to a destination outside of the US that incorporates education, volunteerism or service learning.YesLink
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Any College or UniversityGeneTex$2,000late August, December, and JulyStudents pursuing a STEM undergraduate or graduate degreeYesLink
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Any College or University in MAInfinity Law Group Annual Asian Heritage High School Scholarship$1,000early AugustApplicant must be a current high school senior in Boston that will be attending their first year of college in the fall of the application year. Minimum 3.0 GPA. Recipient must be of Asian heritage with at least one parent of Asian ancestry.YesLink
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Any College/UniversityLawnStarter Lawntrepreneur Scholarship$1,000late August and late December Applicant must currently own a lawn care business, ran a lawn care business in the past, or plan on starting a business upon graduating college. Must be a high school senior (who is going to pursue college degree) or full-time college student enrolled in a two year, four year, or graduate program. This scholarship is open to all majors.YesLink
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Any College/UniversityJFK-GE Foundation STEM Scholarship Program$2,500late FebruaryBe high school seniors attending a Boston Public School; plan on studying a STEM majorYesLink
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Assumption CollegeLight the Way Scholarship$27,000mid DecemberIncoming students who utilize their abilities to Light the Way for others. Whether it’s community service to help people in need, innovation to improve society, or volunteering to heal our planet, this scholarship recognizes and supports students who positively impact the world in their own meaningful way.YesLink
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Berklee College of MusicCity Music College ScholarshipPartial or full tuitionearly February Boston Area High-school graduate and attend Five-Week Summer Performance Program via the City Music Summer Scholarship.YesLink
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Boston Architectural SchoolPILOT ScholarshipFull tuition and feesAutomatically considered with admissionBoston Public School graduate and City resident attending the Bachelor of Interior Architecture, Design Studies, or Landscape Architecture program.NoLink
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Boston CollegeAllston Brighton ScholarshipFull tuitionAutomatically considered with admissionResident of Allston/Brighton for 4+ years and have an institutionally determined need greater than $10,000 to be considered. Any remaining scholarships are given to Boston residents.NoNo link available
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Boston CollegeMLK Scholarship$3,000-$19,000Automatically consideredBC junior who active in community service to the African American and wider communities on and/or off campus and involved with African American issues and the African American communityYesLink
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Boston UniversityBU Community Service AwardFull calculated financial eligibility without any loansAutomatically considered with admissionBoston Public School graduate (incoming and transfer students)NoLink
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Boston UniversityThomas M. Menino ScholarshipFull tuitionearly DecemberStudents must be nominated by their high school principals or guidance counselors. Nominated students will submit an additional essay. Due December 1.NominationLink
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Bryn Mawr, Bucknell, Centre, Denison, or UnionPosse Foundation BostonFull tuition and feesSpring-AugustBoston resident; Must be nominated by your high school or community org; demonstrate leadership and academic potentialNominationLink
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Emmanuel CollegeMission Hill ScholarshipFull tuitionAutomatically considered with admissionResident of Boston's Mission Hill neighborhoodNoNo link avaliable
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Emmanuel CollegeCity of Boston ScholarshipUnknownAutomatically considered with admissionMerit-based scholarship for City of Boston residents.NoLink
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Northeastern UniversityBoston Public High School ScholarshipFull tuition, room and boardTBD, early January and prior to Regular Decision deadlineStudents attending Boston Public High School and who are in the top 10 percent of their high school class. Students must be nominated by their high school guidance office or headmaster.NominationLink
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Northeastern UniversityNortheastern Boston Valedictorian ScholarshipFull tuition, room and boardTBD, early January and prior to Regular Decision deadlineSenior Class Valedictorians, with preference given to students from the designated 35 Traditional District and Exam Boston Public High Schools. Students must be nominated by their high school guidance office or headmaster.NominationLink
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Northeastern UniversityBoston Housing Authority ScholarshipFull tuitionmid-JanuaryResidents of Boston Housing Authority (BHA) Public Housing must submit a letter verifying their residence within one month of submitting their admission application. There is an interview process that informs candidates’ admission and scholarship decision. Section 8 and BHA subsidized housing residents are not eligible for this scholarship. For more information, contact the BHA Community Services Department.Residency verification and interviewLink
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Northeastern UniversityNortheastern Neighborhood ScholarshipFull tuitionAutomatically considered with admissionBoston Public High School graduates from 02115, 02118, 02119, 02120, and 02130 zip-code communities who are admitted to Northeastern.NoLink
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Northeastern UniversityBalfour Academy ScholarshipFull tuition, room and boardMarch 1Balfour Academy graduates. Enroll in the Balfour Academy program by the seventh grade and study at Northeastern every summer until their senior year. NominationLink
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Simmons CollegeSimmons Boston ScholarshipFull tuitionearly FebruaryGraduate of Boston public or charter high school. 3.0 GPA. 1080 on SAT or 21 on ACT. Yes, nomination and interviewLink
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Suffolk UniversityNathan Miller Scholarship ProgramFull tuitionAutomatically considered with admissionDeserving students from the Boston Public Schools.NoLink
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Suffolk UniversityEast Boston Stadium ScholarshipFull tuitionUnknownProvided to 2 East Boston residents a year.UnknownNo link available
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Suffolk UniversityBoys and Girls Club of Boston ScholarshipUnknownUnknownThe recipient must be a registered member of the Boys and Girls Clubs of Boston, demonstrate financial need, and enroll as a full-time undergraduate. The scholarship can be renewed for up to four years, provided a cumulative 2.75 GPA is earned.UnknownLink
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UMass BostonBoston City Scholarship$1,000Automatically considered with admissionGraduates of a Boston public high school. High school GPA 3.0.NoLink
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UMass BostonWilliam M. Bulger Award and Scholarship ProgramFull tuition and feesTo be determined, early April Outstanding high school graduate from public or private school in Boston. Nominated by headmaster/principal.Yes, nomination and essayLink
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UMass BostonMark Atkins Scholarship$5,000Automatically considered with admissionLived in Boston for 10+ years, has financial need, strong academic potential and entrepreneurial spirit.NoLink
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UMass BostonThe Samuel Brehm Scholarship$5,000Automatically considered with admissionGraduate of Boston public school system, has financial need, strong academic potential and entrepreneurial spirit. Must attend UMass Boston full-time.NoLink
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UMass BostonThe Stephen J. Sweeney Scholarship Program$2,700Automatically considered with admissionGraduate of Boston public school system, has financial need, and have participated in school activities or community service. NoLink
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Umass BostonThe Bernard R. Sneed Scholarship Program$500Automatically considered with admissionResident of Harbor Point community and surrounding neighborhood; Member of an ethnic group historically underrepresented in higher educationNoLink
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UMass SystemVertex Science Leaders ScholarshipFull tuition, fees, and booksUnknown; ask high school for applicationGraduate of Boston Green Academy or Excel High School; Have a minimum cumulative high school GPA of 3.25; Interested in pursuing STEM studies and careers.YesLink
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Wentworth Institute of TechnologyBoston City ScholarshipUnknownUnknownUnknownYesLink
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Any Massachusetts state college/universityJohn and Abigail Adams ScholarshipAmount variesAutomatically considered when take MCASAny Massachusetts public high school student who performed well on the MCASNoLink
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Competitive College or UniversityRed Pine ScholarshipVaries ($5,000 - $20,000 based on unmet need)mid-FebruaryMassachusetts resident, family income under $80,000, unmet need of at least $5,000 at competitive four-year collegeYesLink
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Private College or University in MassachusettsYawkey Scholars ProgramVaries (maximum of $25,000, average scholarship is around $8,500)mid-FebruaryMassachusetts resident, high financial need (EFC of less than $5,000 or family income of less than $65,000), participate in a mentorship relationship, plan to attend a private college in MassachusettsYesLink
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Any College or UniversityBoston Teachers Union Unafraid Scholarship$500-$4,000early JuneYou must be an undocumented student and a Boston Public Schools graduate of the class of 2013 through 2019YesLink
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Bunker Hill Community College (BHCC), MassBay Community College, Roxbury Community College (RCC), or Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology (BFIT)Tuition Free Community CollegeAmount variesAugust deadline for Fall semester, January deadline for Spring semesterYou must be a Boston resident and have graduate from a high school in Boston, graduate from high school as a METCO student, or earn your HiSET or GED and attend college within 12 months of graduationYesLink
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AnyQuestbridgeFull tuition, room and board, fees, and booksSept 26, 2023YesLink
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Northeastern UniversityTorch ScholarshipFull tuition, room and board, fees, and booksJan 1, 2024 -- nomination requiredThe Torch Scholars Program is a bold and innovative initiative that provides students with the opportunity to explore their passions and expand their global horizons. Unparalleled in its support for first-generation students from diverse backgrounds, Torch is much more than a scholarship; it’s a model for access, retention, and achievement.YesLink
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AnyNike HSI Scholarship5000-1000Sept 15, 2023Must be of Hispanic heritage
Minimum cumulative undergraduate GPA of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale (or equivalent).
Currently enrolled full-time in an accredited, public or not-for-profit, four-year university that is officially designated as a Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI) – as defined by the Higher Education Act of 1965. For more information, visit the US Department of Education NCES list.
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AnyGatesFull tuition after initial aidSept 15, 2023A high school senior
From at least one of the following ethnicities: African American, American Indian/Alaska Native*, Asian/Pacific Islander American, and/or Hispanic American
Pell-eligible
A US citizen, national, or permanent resident
In a good academic standing with a minimum cumulative weighted GPA of 3.3 on a 4.0 scale (or equivalent)
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Selection of institionsGolden Door ScholarshipFull-ride to partner collegeOctober 1, 2023Applicants must have one of the following documentation or immigration statuses
DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals)
Temporary Protected Status (TPS)
U-1 visa
Pending Asylum case open with USCIS
Pending Refugee
Undocumented, foreign-born people who do not possess a valid visa or other recognized immigration documentation in the United States
Applicants must have high financial need
Applicants can be high school seniors, recent high school graduates, current college/community college students, or obtained a GED (General Education Development) certificate from a United States Program
Applicants must live in the United States for at least four (4) years before applying for the Golden Door Scholarship
For high school seniors, applicants must have an unweighted high school GPA of 3.2
For college transfers, applicants must have a college GPA of 3.0 and a high school GPA of 3.2 or a GED
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Any John Kent CookeUp to $55,000November 16, 2023GPA – Earn a minimum, cumulative unweighted GPA of 3.5 or above.
Demonstrate Unmet Financial Need – We will consider applicants with a family annual gross income up to $95,000. **During the selection process, the Foundation will conduct a full financial review which will take into account all income and assets of the student and the student’s parents.
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Any5000-10000Sept 21, 2023Any female-identifying high school, undergraduate, graduate, or trade school student who’s a single mother, widow, immigrant, woman of color, first-generation college student, or survivor of abuse may apply for this scholarship. Students pursuing careers in the medical field, trades or STEM are strongly preferred.YesLink
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Boston UniversityTrustee ScholarshipFull tuitionDecember 1, 2023YesLink
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