[Page 4] Scholarships for Black Students

This scholarship aims to honor the legacy of Harriett Russell Carr by supporting women who share Harriett’s devotion to service.

This scholarship will support a black student who has inspiring goals, across any field of study or desired career.

This scholarship aims to honor the lives of Amelia and Samuel William Boynton by supporting African American undergraduates and graduates students.

This scholarship aims to support minority students so they can pursue higher education in STEM.

This scholarship seeks to honor the life of Mohamed Magdi Taha by supporting students who possess similar qualities and are also ‘up-standers’ in their communities.

This scholarship will provide for college students or adults currently in a career, who have student debt. Students must be African American or Hispanic/Latino and first-generation students in order to apply.

This scholarship aims to honor the West family legacy by helping underserved students access higher education.

This scholarship seeks to support students of color who need financial assistance in order to pursue their ambitions in STEM fields.

This scholarship seeks to continue the legacy of Lester and Coque Gibson by offering financial assistance to students pursuing higher education in an effort to serve their community and build a legacy of their own.

This scholarship will support women from low-income communities to kickstart the contagious cycle of upward mobility.

This scholarship will support one extremely driven and ambitious BIPOC student who is interested in pursuing a career in education for the betterment of future generations.

This scholarship aims to honor individuality by supporting students from diverse backgrounds on their path to higher education.

This scholarship will support the financial needs of one Black undergraduate student who has large ambitions for their life after college.

This scholarship exists to support students looking to find themselves and their niche at an HBCU.

This scholarship will support BIPOC women undergraduate and graduate students.

This scholarship seeks to get to the heart of CareerVillage's mission, one of encouraging career exploration and discovery while ensuring the support of current and prospective students at HBCU's and HSI's across the country

This scholarship will honor the book “Stand and Yell” by supporting students who are seeking higher education.

This scholarship aims to support college-bound students to ease the financial burden of college so they can flourish.

This scholarship exists to support underrepresented BIPOC students in STEM looking to be future leaders in the field!

This scholarship will be awarded to a talented Black student at any level of education or field of study on the basis of their ambition, talent, and drive, as well as on the impact that additional support would have for them.

This scholarship seeks to honor the legacy of Samuel L. Goodman by supporting African American students with big goals for the future.

This grant will be awarded to a Black student or recent graduate at any education level or field of study who is pursuing or who plans to pursue a career in the tech industry.

This scholarship will support one Black student pursuing a degree in a STEM field.

This grant will be awarded to a Black woman at any education level and field of study.

This scholarship seeks to help students access higher education so they can go on to change the world.

This scholarship will support African American students pursuing careers in STEM.

This scholarship was established to honor the memory of Melissa Boston who, in January 2019, tragically lost her battle with Cancer at the age of 36.

This scholarship will support students attending or planning to attend an HBCU.

This scholarship seeks to support underrepresented minority students who have big dreams or goals for their future.

This scholarship was created by philanthropists, entrepreneurs, and NBA superstars Carmelo Anthony, Chris Paul, and Dwyane Wade to support critical and timely issues impacting the Black community.