African-American Scholarships are offered by the Louie F. Cox Memorial AK Steel Foundation for Undergraduate Program in USA 2012-2013
About Scholarship: The Louie F. Cox Memorial AK Steel Foundation African-American Scholarships are intended to recognize and reward outstanding high school academic and non-academic achievements, and to provide financial assistance to deserving scholars pursuing a bachelor’s degree on a full-time basis from an accredited U.S. state or private not-for-profit college or university. The scholarship does not cover attendance at for-profit colleges, for-profit universities or trade schools.
Study Subjects: Any of the courses offered by the US universities
Course Level: Undergraduate
Scholarship By: The Louie F. Cox Memorial AK Steel Foundation
Location: USA
Duration: 3 years
Cover: Total offer is of $5,000. Authorized expenses are tuition, academic fees, books, and room and board
Eligibility:
-A student must be an African-American meeting the Equal Employment Opportunity’s EEO-1 definition of “all persons having origins in the Black racial groups of Africa.” The student must be a high school senior who will graduate from a high school located within the counties of Butler and Warren in Ohio.
-A student must graduate from high school in the spring of 2013 and enter an accredited U.S. state or private not-for-profit college or university on a full-time basis (for-profit colleges, universities or trade schools are not eligible) no later than the beginning of the 2013-2014 academic year.
-An otherwise eligible student who accepts a U.S. Military Academy appointment, or who receives a full scholarship (academic, sports, performing arts or other) will no longer be eligible to receive the Louie F. Cox Memorial AK Steel Foundation African-American Scholarship.
Scholarship Open for: African-American students
Apply: By Post
Deadline: Before December 31, 2012
Further Information: http://www.mcfoundation.org/Scholarship_Applications/Louie_Cox_Scholarship_Application.pdf
