Both scholarships are designed to support students who are pursuing a career in the automotive aftermarket, and are available to domestic and foreign students attending approved educational institutions in the United States or Canada. Encourages development of quality aftermarket educational programs Supports scholarship programs at state automotive wholesale associations Eligibility High school graduate preparing for an aftermarket industry career in management or service repair. Recipients are chosen by the school scholarship committee.
Students apply directly to state-affifliated aftermarket associations.
Recipients are chosen by the state association. Enhances the image of the aftermarket by providing additional matching grants to scholarship recipients who graduate from their program and find aftermarket industry employment for at least six months. Selection Recipients are chosen by the GAAS Scholarship Committee and priority is given to applicants pursuing a career in the automotive aftermarket.