Nonresident Chicano Latino students may be eligible for resident tuition rates if they graduate in the top 25 percent of their high school class or if they transfer to the Univeristy of MInnesota- Twin Cities with with a grade point average of at least 3.0 earned in one or more years of transferable college work. You may be asked by some search engines to fill out an on line questionnaire. The data you enter will be used for an automatic search to located scholarship applicable to the personal and academic information you provide. The purpose of this Fund is to assist Hispanic students in completing their higher education. RMF scholarships are available on a competitive basis to undergraduate and graduate female students of Hispanic background.
Eligibility is limited to women who are enrolled in accredited colleges and universities.
The Minnesota Historical Society is pleased to announce The National Museum Fellows Program. The purpose of this program is to increase the number of trained museum professionals from under-represented racial and ethnic groups in the United States by preparing minority undergraduates for graduate study or employment in the museum field. They will participate in two semesters of academic study, a 12-week work placement, and one week of national travel. Students may not apply directly, but must be nominated by their institutions. The Mexican American Grocers Association Scholarship is open to students of Hispanic descent studying a business related field.