The Hispanic Scholarship Consortium (HSC) has announced the organization wants students to apply for HSC Scholars. The program offers scholarships and mentoring and is open to high school seniors, undergrad, and graduate students. HSC is a consortium of organizations and individuals.
“For many first-generation Hispanic students, applying to college is just half the battle,” read one quote by a student on the HSC website. “Finding ways to fund a college education and then beginning a journey that your family cannot relate to can prove to be an even more daunting task. However, when I thought I was alone to begin my college career, HSC was there to provide the network of support that I needed to become a successful student at Stanford University.”
Hispanic/Latino heritage
Plan to enroll in an accredited two-year or four-year college or university in the United States on a full-time or part-time basis
Hold a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale
Reside in Texas *U.S. citizenship not required
HSC Scholars Program Features:
Renewable college scholarships *with the exception of MexAustin scholarships
Elite multi-day leadership training experience led by a team of professionals
Mentoring by caring adults in similar career paths and access to professional networks
Membership in an exceptional network of HSC Scholars and Alumni
Regular communication and guidance by trained professionals and specific assistance for first-generation college students
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