scholarship

Black SD Magazine is excited to announce the launch of its first annual “Catalyst Black Academy” scholarship in association with UC San Diego Extension. This scholarship will afford one African American entrepreneur, creative, or small business owner the opportunity to take four classes at the premier research university in San Diego. One of the biggest barriers to success for entrepreneurs…

Graduating high school seniors and foster care students in San Diego and Riverside counties have until April 16 to apply for a slice of more than $90,000 in scholarship money, it was announced today.

Local teen’s research lands her national awards, reports NBC 7’s Joe Little

The San Diego Foundation, which aims to make America’s Finest City a better place to work in, enjoy and live in, is helping relieve some of the financial burden that’s hit so many locals, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.

With millions of Californians out of work, many students are wondering what school will look like in the fall. Some students are also wondering if they can afford another semester.

NBC 7’s Consumer Bob has some tips for students trying to stay on top of their finances.

San Diego leaders are looking to recognize girls and young women who have demonstrated greatness in the community with a scholarship.

The Mexican government will give $16,000 directly to the scholarship fund created by the Consulado General De Mexico and the Metropolitan Area Advisory Committee.