NASW Foundation Scholarships
National Association of Social Workers (NASW) Foundation
Who can apply: Students already enrolled in college; studying Social Work.
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Create a free accountNASW Foundation runs a collection of named scholarships, including the Consuelo W. Gosnell Memorial and Verne LaMarr Lyons Memorial awards, for graduate and undergraduate social work students, with several aimed specifically at students of color. These are MSW (graduate-level) awards only, not open to undergrads or high schoolers.
What you'll need to apply
- Application form
- Essay (about 500 words): Biographical essay, two typed double-spaced pages
- 2 recommendation letters: Professional references
- Short written answers: One-page statement of merit and financial need
- NASW membership required; current MSW enrollment
Requirements can change each cycle. Confirm them on the sponsor's page before you apply.
Eligibility
- • Majors: Social Work
- • Must already be enrolled in college (not open to incoming high school seniors)
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