Opportunities
Scholarships
Scholarships for the 2027-28 academic year will be available in January, 2027.
Minimum Requirements:
- Be of Hispanic/Latino or Indigenous heritage
- Plan to enroll on a full-time or part-time basis in a certificate or associate, bachelor degree program
- Hold a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale
HSC Scholars Program Features:
- Regular communication and guidance by trained professionals and specific assistance for first-generation college students
- Access to mentoring by caring adults in similar career paths and access to professional networks
- Membership in an exceptional network of HSC Scholars and Alumni
Programs
Scholarship Pathways
Our scholarship support is designed to help Hispanic and Native students identify opportunities, understand expectations, and move forward with confidence.
Merit Scholarships
For students who demonstrate strong academic achievement, leadership, and commitment to long-term educational goals.
Need-Based Support
For students seeking financial assistance to reduce barriers to college access, persistence, and degree completion.
Student Success Resources
Access guidance on timelines, required materials, and practical steps that strengthen a competitive application.
Eligibility
Who Should Apply
Students are encouraged to apply if they are pursuing higher education and are looking for scholarship support aligned with academic promise, community impact, and financial need.
Hispanic or Native student focus
Enrollment in an eligible program
Academic and personal readiness
Complete application materials
Scholarship FAQ
Answers to common questions about scholarship opportunities, eligibility, and next steps.
Who can apply for scholarships?
Students seeking higher education support who align with the consortium’s focus on Hispanic and Native student opportunity should review the application criteria and submit the required materials.
What types of scholarships are available?
Available opportunities may include merit-based awards, need-based support, and scholarships connected to academic goals, leadership, or community involvement.
Do I need to be accepted to a school first?
Requirements can vary by opportunity. Some scholarships may support students preparing to enroll, while others may require current or confirmed enrollment.
What documents should I prepare?
Applicants should be ready to provide core materials such as academic records, personal information, and any supporting documents requested during the application process.
How do I know if I am eligible?
Review the scholarship details carefully and compare them with your academic background, enrollment plans, and any stated student eligibility requirements.
Where do I begin?
Start by visiting the Apply page to review the process and begin preparing your submission.