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The I Can Scholarship: Empowering Young Leaders to Make a Difference at HBCUs

Posted by: New Americans Magazine , January 17, 2024

By Okon Ekpenyong

Obtaining one scholarship or any period can significantly contribute to achieving financial freedom for students. With the rising cost of education, individuals need to seek and take advantage of every opportunity for scholarships, including options such as the I can scholarship. 

While financial aid is available for those who qualify, it is only sometimes guaranteed. Therefore, it is crucial for students to seek out scholarships and grants actively and to utilize resources such as talking to teachers, community leaders, and counselors to uncover potential opportunities. By minimizing the need for loans and paying out of pocket, scholarships can alleviate the financial burden and allow students to focus on their education and future goals.

So, attention to all High school seniors heading to a historically black College and University (HBCU) after graduation – the I Can Scholarship is now OPEN for applications! This is your chance to unlock your path to success and receive financial support to overcome barriers, reach your potential, and contribute to the legacy of academic excellence.

The I Can Scholarship empowers talented individuals and fosters diversity, equity, and inclusion within the HBCU community. By promoting HBCU programs and offering financial assistance, we hope to make higher education more accessible to all students.

To apply for this scholarship, visit www.icanscholar.com and submit your application by March 30 at 3 pm. Along with basic information and academic achievements, you will need to provide two letters of reference – one from a teacher and one from an adult in your community who is not a relative. We also require a letter, one to two pages in length, explaining how attending an HBCU will impact your life and future goals.

The selected recipient will receive a scholarship worth $1000 for their education at an HBCU. However, you must provide an official acceptance letter from an HBCU to be eligible for this scholarship.

At the I Can Scholarship, we strongly believe in the value of face-to-face interaction and its benefits to team building, cross-functional collaboration, and reducing friction in the work process. That’s why we encourage all applicants to take advantage of the in-person communication on an HBCU campus.

Take advantage of this opportunity to receive financial support and contribute to the legacy of academic excellence at an HBCU. Apply now and unlock your path to success with the I Can Scholarship.

Taking advantage of scholarship opportunities can significantly benefit students, even if the amount is as small as $1000 or $2000. Every little bit helps pay for education and can significantly impact the long run. So, it is essential to recognize all scholarship opportunities, no matter how small the amount may seem.

It’s also important to remember that not every scholarship you apply for is a guarantee, so it’s best to apply to as many as possible. Additionally, it’s essential to do your research and seek out information about the college or university you are interested in and the specific program you wish to pursue. This can help you make informed decisions and increase your chances of being accepted and receiving financial aid. Remember, investing time and effort into your education can pay off in the long run.

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