
Application and Scholarship Information
Applicants are asked to compose a narrative essay centered around an individual in their lives who truly embodies the character and wisdom of the selected proverb. This person could be a parent, a role model, or even someone who disregarded the advice of the proverb, leading to a valuable lesson learned. Unfold the story and share the insights gained from this experience. Given that the proverb contains multiple passages with distinct emphases, we ask applicants to select a specific topic within it and focus your essay on that particular aspect, making it the foundation of your narrative.
- High school seniors or an HBCU freshman
- Must have a minimum GPA of 3.0 (weighted or unweighted)
This Year’s Required Documents Include:
- Scholarship application
- Essay cover page which should be limited to one page
- Essay in PDF format responding to the prompt on the application with a minimum word count of 1,000
- Current Unofficial Transcript
Only the first 100 essays in each category received will be eligible for the Scholarship Award. No essays will be accepted after the Deadline
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