[Page 10] Scholarships for Black Students

This scholarship aims to make higher education more accessible to African American women so they can complete their degrees and achieve their dreams.

This scholarship seeks to honor Richard Turner, Jr. by supporting African American musicians in their pursuit of education.

This grant will be awarded each year to a Black undergraduate or graduate school entrepreneur who is currently building or who aspires to build a new business.

This scholarship aims to support students who are underprivileged or living under difficult circumstances.

This scholarship seeks to honor the legacy of Dr. Clarence Flanigan Jr. by supporting students from humble beginnings who are pursuing higher education.

This scholarship seeks to support underrepresented students pursuing STEM degrees at HBCUs who are involved in their communities.

This scholarship seeks to support student-athletes who excel in golf, community involvement, and extracurricular participation.

This scholarship will support Black undergraduate students studying at the Ohio University who are planning to major in education or business.

This scholarship aims to honor the legacy of Dr. Ifeoma Ezebuiro Ezeobel by supporting African American students passionate about nursing.

This scholarship seeks to honor the life of Johnnie M. Parris by supporting African American students who are pursuing degrees in public service or related fields.

This scholarship seeks to support single moms who are pursuing their dreams of higher education in order to make the journey less difficult.

This scholarship aims to aid women of color at Rowan University who struggle financially so they can have an opportunity to pursue higher education.

This scholarship will support an African American high school senior living in New York City.

This scholarship seeks to bridge the financial literacy gap by supporting female students who are pursuing accounting or finance.

This scholarship seeks to support minority students who need monetary support to pursue higher education at a Historically Black College or University (HBCU).

This scholarship seeks to honor the life of Joe Cruz Jr. by supporting first-generation students as they pursue higher education.

This scholarship seeks to support young women of color who are following Jeffrey’s path and pursuing careers in nursing.

This scholarship seeks to support a Black law student in New York to help with the costs of law school.

This grant will be awarded to a male African American undergraduate or graduate school entrepreneur who is currently building or who aspires to build a new business.

This scholarship seeks to offer recognition and relief to college-bound students who stand on the shoulders of their hardworking immigrant families.

This scholarship aims to support African American male students attending an HBCU who are dedicated to making positive change in the world.

This scholarship seeks to support minority students who are pursuing careers in the healthcare field.

This scholarship will support high school seniors in Louisiana who want to make a positive impact on the world through their career.

This scholarship seeks to support students in South Carolina who demonstrate interest in community and public services and hard work in academics.

This scholarship aims to honor Mamie Marie Clay Matthews by supporting African American high school juniors and seniors.

This scholarship seeks to support women who are passionate about pursuing higher education but need financial assistance in order to do so.

This scholarship will support minority high school seniors pursuing postsecondary higher education.

This scholarship will support first generation college students who are interested in pursuing a career in business.

This scholarship is designed to provide equitable opportunities for prospective Black nurses to excel in their studies and pending career.

To honor the legacy of Musa Conteh, this scholarship will be awarded to one Black student who is dedicated to bettering the lives of other disadvantaged people of color by changing the very system that oppresses them.