[Page 6] Scholarships for Black Students

This scholarship will support a minority student.

This scholarship is meant for a BIPOC student who was raised in a single parent household and is planning to attend a two or four year degree program.

This grant will be awarded to a Black student or recent graduate who plans on (or already is) pursuing a career in marketing at a start-up.

This scholarship seeks to boost the representation of people of color in the STEM field to create a more diverse and equitable workforce.

The WiseGeek Diversity in Law No-Essay Scholarship is a $500 scholarship open to minority students who are pursuing a career in law.

The Melissa Ludwig Diversity in Yoga Scholarship exists to better represent our country's diversity in the yoga community by providing a person of color with the funds necessary to take courses toward becoming a yoga teacher.

This grant will be awarded to a Black student or recent graduate who plans on (or already is) pursuing a career in engineering at a start-up.

This scholarship will support high school seniors and undergraduate students who are of African descent and are first or second generation to the United States.

This scholarship aims to support students of SWANA heritage as they embark on their educational journeys and pursue their dreams.

This scholarship will support a BIPOC student pursuing a career in criminal justice, social work, or community studies.

This scholarship seeks to support minority students and students with financial need so they can afford to pursue higher education.

This scholarship will support LGBTQ+ students who are passionate about being advocates in their communities.

This scholarship aims to support undergraduate students who need financial assistance to achieve all of their goals in life.

This scholarship is for first generation BIPOC students majoring in education, history, or English.

This scholarship will support an African American student who embodies the 8 attributes of excellence.

This scholarship seeks to support students who embody Marie's commitment to education and community service.

This scholarship will support undergraduate and graduate BIPOC students who are pursuing a career in physical therapy.

This scholarship seeks to honor the life of Ann Holiday by supporting students pursuing higher education at HBCUs.

This scholarship seeks to honor Pablo M. Ortiz’s legacy by supporting underrepresented students who are interested in software engineering or computer science.

This scholarship will go to one high school or undergraduate student who has made it their mission to give back to their community in a unique yet effective manner.

This scholarship seeks to support underrepresented students in Minnesota so that they have all of the financial resources necessary to pursue their dreams.

This grant will be awarded to an African American woman at any education level who is currently building or who aspires to build a new business.

This scholarship will support first generation BIPOC students who are pursuing higher education.

In loving memory of Louise Speller Cooper, this scholarship will support one young African American female student who has the dream of attending college and doing well for herself and her family.

This scholarship seeks to support underrepresented women who are in need of financial support to pursue their artistic dreams.

This scholarship aims to honor the life of Xavier M. Monroe by supporting underrepresented students on their path to higher education.

This scholarship aims to support African American undergraduate students who are dedicated to using their platform to give back to their community in some way after graduation.

This scholarship seeks to empower minority women who are planning to attend college or start a business.

This scholarship seeks to support underrepresented students who are pursuing careers in engineering to create more equity in the field.

This scholarship aims to support underrepresented students so they can pursue higher education, regardless of financial status.