La Unidad Latina Foundation (LULF) is an organization that provides support to students who are pursuing a higher education. LULF is currently accepting applications for its scholarship program. Scholarship awards range from $500 to $2,000 per recipient.

Here are the eligibility requirements:

• “Minimum cumulative GPA above 2.80, on 4.0 GPA scale. Cumulative GPAs below 2.80 do not qualify for this scholarship.
• For undergraduate applicants, you must be enrolled on a full-time basis, in a bachelor’s program at an accredited four-year college or university. Graduates of two-year, community college students who are starting at a four-year college no later than August 2024 are also eligible to apply.
• For graduate school applicants, eligible degrees exclusively include: Masters of Arts, Masters of Science, Masters of Public Administration, Masters of Public Policy, Masters of Social Work, Masters of Education, Masters of Divinity, Doctor of Philosophy, and Doctor of Education. Graduate students are NOT eligible for the GLC Mateo Gomez Memorial Scholarship.
• At least one complete semester of full-time study.
• Must reside in the United States as of time of application.
• Specific for GLC Mateo Gomez Memorial Scholarship: must identify as LGBTQ+ and have a plan to study abroad during their undergraduate studies.”

The deadline to apply is March 31, 2024

For more information, and to apply, please visit their official website: LULF Scholarship

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