These corporations offer scholarship programs based on race *Many of the best known companies in America have teamed up with higher education institutions to offer scholarships to students of only certain races or ethnicities.
*Corporations include Chevron, McDonald's, Morgan Stanley, and SC Johnson.
Mckenna Dallmeyer | Texas and Virginia Senior Campus Correspondent
Monday, June 14, 2021 8:00 AM
Major corporations in America are providing scholarships for college students, but only if you're a member of a specific race or gender. Campus Reform has compiled a list of some major U.S. corporations who are offering college scholarships based on race and gender.
SC Johnson
SC Johnson has partnered with Gateway Technical College to offer its STEM Scholars Program only to female students, “underrepresented students of color” and “low income students.” The SC Johnson STEM Scholars Pathway facilitates minority students who are pursuing a STEM-related field by providing them a “pathway” to an associate degree at the technical school. ...
Google
Google offers several scholarships that are intended for certain racial and gender groups. The Women Techmakers Scholars Program can only be earned by female computer science students. Students that “identify with groups historically excluded from the technology industry” such as African American, Hispanic and female students who have demonstrated a strong “commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion” are “strongly encouraged” to apply to the Generation Google scholarship.
Microsoft
The Blacks at Microsoft (BAM) Scholarship was established to “enable Black and African American students to attend college.” To be considered, the applicant must be of “African descent” such as African American or Ethiopian. Over twenty-five scholarships totaling $175,000 will be awarded to the recipients of the scholarship this year. ...
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