Scholarships for all Students Regardless of Immigration Status
(Becas para todo Estudiante sin Importar su Estatus Inmigratorio)

• US citizen or legal resident
• Three types of scholarship awards:
  • National Scholastic Achievement Awards
  • Honors Awards
  • General Awards
  • $250 + Awards

• Ethnic minority students
• Graduate or undergraduate level
• Must demonstrate superior academic achievement or financial need
• $2,500 award

Justicia en Diversidad Scholarship Fund

• Latino heritage
• Minimum 2.5 GPA
• Students must be from a US high school and must be planning to pursue a career in law
• Attend college on a full-time basis
• $1,500 award

• Scholarships listed by monthly deadlines
• Different qualifications for the various scholarships

• Open to all poets - call or check website for updated information
• You can also submit your poem online
• $5,000 award

• Open to minority students focusing in engineering, sales, marketing, finance and business
• $10,000 award

• Hispanic background
• Cumulative GPA of between 2.8 and 3.6 out of a 4.0 scale.
• Currently enrolled in an eligible bachelor's or master's degree program. Eligible degrees: all bachelor degrees and master of Arts, master of science, master of public administration/policy, master of social work, master of education, master of divinity.
• Have completed at least one full-time year of study for undergraduate applicants, and at least one full-time semester of study for graduate applicants.
• Reside in the United States
• $250 - $1,000 awards

• Enrolled in a bachelor's degree program at the time you submit the application
• Undergraduate degree in computer science, computer engineering or related technical discipline, such as electrical engineering, math, or physics
• Minimum 3.0 GPA
• Full tuition and fees, monthly stipend, internship

• Graduating seniors, undergraduates, & graduate students with a focus on journalism
• Financial need and journalistic ability
• $1,000 & $5,000 awards

• Association sponsors educational opportunities for first-year law students of diverse backgrounds

• High school senior or in your first year of college
• Write a brief autobiography of your activities relating to peace and social justice, nuclear disarmament issues, or conflict resolution. Include some proof of these activities (e.g., copies of newspaper articles, verification by your references)
• Describe how you will contribute to a peaceful and just society in the future
• $250 - $500 awards

• Full-time undergraduates
• Demonstrate commitment to building communities
• Maintain good academic standing and make progress toward a degree
• $1,500 award

• $2,500 award
• Undergraduate, pursuing the study of religion journalism or mass communications

• $6,000 award
• Pursue a career in religious journalism

• One-year fellowship helps prepare young adult of racial ethnic minority origin for a communication career

• Graduate or undergraduate students
• Financial need
• Participation in expanding civil rights, economic justice, and international solidarity
• $6,000 award

• Undergraduate or graduate student majoring in the field of engineering, math, computer science, or material science
• Significantly participate in and promote organizations and activities in the Hispanic communities
• Minimum 3.0 overall GPA
• Demonstrate leadership through academic achievements and campus/community activities
• $500 - $5,000 award

• Latinas who are role models for other young Latinas
• $500 award

• See individual requirements for scholarhsips listed

• Applicants must be of Latino, African American, Asian, Native American, Alaska Native, or Pacific Islander ancestry
• Eligible majors: journalism, communications, and public relations
• At least junior status
• Membership in PRSSA is preferred; major or minor in public relations also preferred
• $1,500

• Available to Hispanic women attending a 4-year university

• Majors in math, computer science, material science, engineering or applied science
• Minimum GPA 3.0 or higher
• $250,000 to be awarded in 2009

• Full-time or part-time student age 30 and under
• Young women of color who prioritize social justice and the work done in the spirit of justice and equality over academic performance, and who integrate social justice into all areas of their lives
• Involved with vigorous activist work
• Financial need
• $500 - $3,000 awards

• U.S. citizen or be in possession of a Green Card
• Open to disadvantaged or minority college students
• Pursuing an undergraduate or graduate degree in the fine or commercial arts, design - one of the design/arts disciplines listed on the website - and plan to enter a career in the creative professions
• Matriculated (or planning to matriculate)
• Minimum 2.0 GPA

• Students of figurative, realist, or representational sculpture
• Financial need
• $1,000 award

• Recent history of movement for agricultural employment
• Scholastic achievement
• Financial need
• Successful completion of at least one year at a post-secondary institution

• See various links listed in the left frame

• Must be Hispanic and majoring in business
• Minimum 2.5 GPA
• Financial need

• Be a legal U.S. resident
• Be either a full-time high school senior or a college student
• $1,000 award

• Demonstrated involvement in and commitment to serve the Latino community through the legal profession
• Academic and professional achievement
• Financial need
• $2,000 - $6,000 awards

• Full-time students with junior or senior standing
• Write an essay between 3,000 and 4,000 words
• Have a faculty sponsor review the essay and sign the entry form
• First prize $ 5,000; second prize $2,500; third prize $1,500; two honorable mentions $ 500 each