Josephine E. Sloane Scholarship for Legal Studies
Funded by
Sloane Law LLC
Sloane Law LLC
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$3,450
1 winner$3,450
Awarded
Winner
1
Finalists
2
Application Deadline
Jul 29, 2022
Winners Announced
Aug 5, 2022
Education Level
Graduate, Undergraduate
8
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Eligibility Requirements
GPA:
Must be above 3.0
Location:
Must be within the state of Georgia
Education:
Current or prospective law student
Race/Ethnicity:
Must be African American
GPA:
Location:
Education:
Race/Ethnicity:
Must be above 3.0
Must be within the state of Georgia
Current or prospective law student
Must be African American
With less than 5 percent of lawyers in the United States being African-American, Sloane & Sloane is committed to creating resources and opportunities for African Americans to break into the legal profession. This mission is important to Sloane & Sloane because both managing attorneys are former African-American law students who wished there were more financial resources.
To help hopeful Black lawyers, Sloane & Sloane would like to award one African-American law student with funding to help with tuition, fees, and books. These students should be within the state of Georgia and must have a GPA above 3.0. To apply, answer the essay question below.
Published February 13, 2022