Cook Family Undergraduate Scholarship

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Scholarship information

The Cook Family Undergraduate Scholarship aims to provide financial support to students majoring in the BA/BS Civic and Economic Thought and Leadership programs.

Undergraduate scholarships shall be awarded to multiple in-state students, must be a SCETL major, remain in good standing and be making satisfactory progress toward degree, and have demonstrated financial need.

Donor’s preference is for the recipient(s) to have graduated from a charter high school.

Award amounts shall be determined by the recipient’s class and are as follows: a) Freshman: $3,000; b) Sophomore: $4,000; c) Junior: $5,000; and d) Senior: $6,000. Funds can be used to support any SCETL related activity, e.g. research trip, GIE, internship, books, conferences, SCETL course fees, etc.

All Cook Family Scholarship recipients will engage in one special academic event per semester, e.g. a seminar on a shared text.

Amount: 
The amount of the award varies depending on the student's academic level in their program.
Criteria
Minimum GPA: 
2.00
FAFSA Required: 
No
Must Demonstrate Need: 
Yes
Residency: 
Arizona resident
Enrollment status: 
Full-time
Academic level: 
Incoming first-year student
Incoming transfer (undergraduate)
Freshman
Sophomore
Junior
Senior
Location: 
Tempe
College: 
Liberal Arts and Sciences, The College of
Field of study: 
Social Sciences, Other
Additional criteria: 

Undergraduate scholarships shall be awarded to multiple in-state students, must be a SCETL major, remain in good standing and be making satisfactory progress toward degree, and have demonstrated financial need.

Donor’s preference is for the recipient(s) to have graduated from a charter high school.

Award amounts shall be determined by the recipient’s class and are as follows: a) Freshman: $3,000; b) Sophomore: $4,000; c) Junior: $5,000; and d) Senior: $6,000. Funds can be used to support any SCETL related activity, e.g. research trip, GIE, internship, books, conferences, SCETL course fees, etc.

All Cook Family Scholarship recipients will engage in one special academic event per semester, e.g. a seminar on a shared text.

Donor preferences: 

Donor’s preference is for the recipient(s) to have graduated from a charter high school.

Contact info
School of Civic and Economic Thought and Leadership
Kristin Farnsworth
https://scetl.asu.edu/undergraduate-scholarships
scetladvising@asu.edu
Application information

Undergraduate scholarships shall be awarded to multiple in-state students, must be a SCETL major, remain in good standing and be making satisfactory progress toward degree, and have demonstrated financial need.

Donor’s preference is for the recipient(s) to have graduated from a charter high school.

Award amounts shall be determined by the recipient’s class and are as follows: a) Freshman: $3,000; b) Sophomore: $4,000; c) Junior: $5,000; and d) Senior: $6,000. Funds can be used to support any SCETL related activity, e.g. research trip, GIE, internship, books, conferences, SCETL course fees, etc.

All Cook Family Scholarship recipients will engage in one special academic event per semester, e.g. a seminar on a shared text.

Deadline: 
Thursday, March 30, 2023
Portal app: 
This scholarship is currently accepting applications for the 2023-2024 academic year. You will need to sign in to apply.
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