Assistance is given to minority students interested in grants, scholarships, and othe financial aid. Minority students seeking assistance should call, e-mail, or visit the student Services Minority Programs Department. Detailed information concerning this scholarship can be obtained from the CAP advisor at the feeder high schools. The number of awards vary from year to year depending on contributions and the success of fund-raising activities. A minimum of two scholarships are offered to a student and a staff member who have a minimum of a 2.5 GPA and have done some sort of community service.
Applications are available at every campus in september each year.
Visit Miriam Delcampo in Building 3. This scholarship is offered through the joint efforts of Miami-Dade Community College and the University of Miami in conjunction with the National Institute of Health and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. It is designed to attract minority students into the medical profession. Examples of careers in biomedicine are Researcher, Professor, Doctor, Phamaceutical Chemist, Bioengineer, and genetic Counselor. The students will attend Miami-Dade Community College for the first two years.