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Taylor Legal Services Scholarship

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Taylor Legal Services
$3,800
1 winner$3,800
Awarded
Application Deadline
Mar 17, 2026
Winners Announced
Apr 17, 2026
Education Level
High School
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Eligibility Requirements
Background:
Demonstrate involvement in community service, leadership, or extracurricular activities that reflect a commitment to justice, fairness or public service
Education Level:
High school senior
State:
North Carolina
College Plans:
Will attend a four-year college
Field of Study:
Law
GPA:
3.5 or higher
Background:
Education Level:
State:
College Plans:
Field of Study:
GPA:
Demonstrate involvement in community service, leadership, or extracurricular activities that reflect a commitment to justice, fairness or public service
High school senior
North Carolina
Will attend a four-year college
Law
3.5 or higher

Students in rural communities often have limited resources and opportunities when it comes to preparing for college.

From limited extracurriculars to few testing centers to a lack of access to internships and jobs, students may feel underserved and might face difficulties when applying for and beginning college. Moving to a new area, meeting new people, and navigating the academic and financial burdens of college can all feel overwhelming. 

This scholarship aims to support students from rural high schools who are preparing to attend college and pursue law.

Any high school senior in North Carolina, who will attend a four-year college and pursue a law-related path may apply for this scholarship opportunity.

To apply, tell us what made you decide to pursue a legal career and what impact you hope to make through your work.

Selection Criteria:
Ambition, Drive, Impact
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Published September 16, 2025
$3,800
1 winner$3,800
Awarded
Application Deadline
Mar 17, 2026
Winners Announced
Apr 17, 2026
Education Level
High School
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Essay Topic

What made you want to pursue a career in the law field, what impact do you hope to make, and how will it allow you to advance justice and serve your community?

400–600 words

Winners and Finalists

April 2026

Winners
Danielle Delk
Stokes Early College High School
King, NC
Finalists
Elise Gause
Forsyth Technical Community College
King, NC
Janiya Williams
Vernon Malone College and Career Academy
Wendell, NC
June Grimes
North Surry High
Lowgap, NC
Jaelah Wilson
South Central
Winterville, NC

Winning Application

Danielle Delk
Stokes Early College High SchoolKing, NC
I always knew I wanted to pursue a career that advocates for others, but I was certain this was what I wanted to do when I began interning at Rutledge & Rutledge. These attorneys are well-known to everyone in our small town for the amount of help they provide to everyone. They demonstrate how much it means to a community to have attorneys who care about people’s issues and want to stand up for them. With the example they set plus my passion for advocacy, representation, and justice, I knew a legal career was right for me. I want to make a difference in people’s lives and work toward a future without inequality or underrepresentation. I believe everyone deserves a chance and someone on their side, no matter what their circumstances may be. My desire for justice and fairness is why I want to work in the legal field. I hope to make a deep, meaningful impact on those I help. I do not want it to be shallow, but rather the type of impact that you remember for years because of the kindness someone showed you. The legal system is complex and overwhelming, and I want to be the person who can approach my clients with empathy and understanding. I hope they will remember more than the fact that I simply resolved their case. I want to be the person who listens and hears everything my clients have to say, because it is a part of their story. Clients deserve to have someone who wants to understand them and help them navigate a difficult system during a difficult time. Everyone deserves to have their voices heard, and I want to be an advocate for those who cannot be their own. This impact is deep and lasting, making the difference between a good lawyer and a great lawyer who goes beyond expectations. This career will allow me to advance justice and serve my community through compassion and accessibility. Justice is not only about the outcome of a case, but also about the process in which everything occurs. When the process of working on a case is full of support and clear communication, it can feel far more fair and just, no matter the outcome. With a combination of strong support, compassion, and care for my clients and their stories, I can help work toward a future in which legal services are accessible and supportive within my community. This means being a resource for my community as a whole, and not just those who come to me. I will do this by demonstrating justice and fairness in my work both in the office and in everyday life. I also want to help those in my community who cannot afford it, such as advocating for policy change within the field or working as a public defender in order to directly improve their lives. My goal is to be an active member of a strong community, where everyone has equal opportunity to have their voices heard and is confident that the lawyer defending them cares about the person as much as the case.

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FAQ

When is the scholarship application deadline?

The application deadline is Mar 17, 2026. Winners will be announced on Apr 17, 2026.

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What is the scholarship award?

Award amounts per winner are designated by the donor. Check the award amount for a detailed breakdown.

When will the scholarship winner be chosen? How will they be notified?

The winner will be publicly announced on Apr 17, 2026. Prior to the announcement date, we may contact finalists with additional questions about their application. We will work with donors to review all applications according to the scholarship criteria. Winners will be chosen based on the merit of their application.

How will the scholarship award be paid?

Award checks will be sent to the financial aid office of the winner's academic institution or future academic institution in their name to be applied to their tuition, and in the name of their institution (depending on the school's requirements). If the award is for a qualified educational non-tuition expense, we will work with the winner directly to distribute the award and make sure it goes towards qualified expenses.

How will my scholarship application be verified?

Before we award the scholarship, the winner will be required to confirm their academic enrollment status. Depending on the circumstances, verification of Student ID and/or their most recent transcript will be required.

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Does the scholarship have terms and conditions?

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