Application Deadline August 15, 2009
1. Please select one of the following topics to write an essay of 500-1000 words. (This is a required document. If you submit your application without a copy of your essay, your application will not be considered for award.)
- What made you choose to attend a Historically Black College or University (HBCU)?
- How have you made a difference on your college campus and what legacy will you leave behind once you have graduated?
- If you are a first generation college student, what does it mean to be the first in your family to attain a college degree?
2. Please attach an updated resume with your online scholarship application. Include any information on honor/awards you have received and school or volunteer activities. (This is a required document. If you submit your application without a copy of your resume, your application will not be considered for award.)
3. Please attach at least one letter of recommendation from, but not limited to, former teachers, college administrators, community leaders or other similar persons concerning the academic ability, character, reputation or professional aptitude of the applicant. (This is a required document. If you submit your application without a copy of your student resume your application will not be considered for award.)
4. Please attach an updated copy of your transcript with your online application. Copy of transcript may be submitted as an unofficial copy. (This is a required document. If you submit your application without a copy of your transcript your application will not be reviewed.)
The online scholarship application will close on August 15, 2009 and notification will only go out to awarded scholars.
To apply for the 2009-2010 Thurgood Marshall College Fund Scholarship go to:
