HNBA Scholarship
Hispanic National Bar Association (HNBA)
Who can apply: Students already enrolled in college; Hispanic or Latino students.
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Create a free accountHNBA's scholarships used to run $1,000 to $4,000 for Hispanic students with a 2.80-3.60 GPA in an accredited bachelor's or master's program, needing at least a full-time year of undergrad study or one semester for grad students, judged partly on leadership and civic-service commitment. Current programs only accept J.D. students at ABA-accredited law schools, though, not undergrads.
What you'll need to apply
- Financial information: Demonstrated financial need
- Underserved law student in good academic standing, with a record of leadership and service
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Eligibility
- • Must already be enrolled in college (not open to incoming high school seniors)
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