Educators for Fair Consideration (E4FC)

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SCHOLARSHIP LISTS

NEW! Scholarships that Don't Require Social Security Numbers: For Bay Area Immigrant Students (Published by E4FC, in collaboration with Mission Graduates): This carefully researched guide contains nearly 20 pages of up-to-date information about local, regional, and national scholarships available Bay Area immigrant students, regardless of citizenship or residency status.

Scholarships for Students Regardless of Immigration Status 2008-2009 (Published by MALDEF): Excellent starting point for scholarships available to AB 540 students. Scholarships are categorized by major, school, gender, and location.

Congresswoman Lucille Roybal-Allard's List (for US and Non-US citizens): Comprehensive, 50-page list includes scholarships available to both US and non-US citizens. Scholarships are categorized by deadline, and indicate whether citizenship is a requirement or not.

East Bay Consortium Scholarship Directory (Published by The East Bay Consortium): Excellent list of regional scholarships available to San Francisco Bay Area students.

Selected Funding Opportunities Open to Non-US Citizens (Compiled by University of Maryland National Scholarships Office): Unique list of scholarships for non-U.S. citizens of diverse ethnicities. Includes scholarships that fund undergraduate and graduate work in the U.S. and abroad.

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