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Sign In Opportunities Scholarship Ours Other External Donors Our Opportunities Show Filters Welcome to the San Francisco State University Scholarship website! The scholarships listed below are San Francisco State University scholarships offered by various colleges, departments, and offices. Click the scholarship name to learn more about the opportunity. TO APPLY FOR or be considered for nomination/recruitment based campus scholarships, click the Sign In” button to begin. You must have a SF State ID number to be able to sign in and begin your scholarship application. Once you complete the General Application, scholarships that are currently open” will be recommended to you if you meet the basic criteria (e.g., gpa OR class level OR major). Read the scholarship eligibility requirements and questions carefully to determine if you are qualified BEFORE applying. If a scholarship is not yet available, check with the campus office administering the scholarship to ask when the scholarship will be available to apply for. There are some scholarship opportunities you do not have to apply for, but will be automatically matched to after you complete your General Application. The General Application you completed will be kept until July of each year. You must complete and sign a new General Application at the beginning of the Fall semester. You can conduct a keyword search by: Specific keyword (e.g., veterans, AB540, disability, community service, single parent, etc.) Major or college (e.g., enter your major into the keyword box and click search for a list of scholarships or by College – Science and Engineering, Liberal & Creative Arts, Health and Social Sciences, Business, Graduate College of Education, Ethnic Studies) Enrollment status (e.g., entering or continuing) Scholarship name OR click the Show Filters” button to search by: Scopes” (scholarships grouped by department or office; for example, English, College of Business, Office of Student Financial Aid, Alumni Association, etc.). This is a good search to find scholarships offered to all majors or all majors within a College. Below are fields on the individual Scholarship page and what they mean: • Enrollment Status : Any” means entering students and continuing SF state students are eligible to apply. • Enrollment requirement : Full-Time” means 12 units for undergraduate students and 8 units for graduate students. This is the required enrollment to receive the scholarship award. • Financial Need as determined by the FAFSA or CA Dream App : - Yes” means applicant must submit a FAFSA or CA Dream App and have financial need as determined by the Office of Student Financial Aid. - Not a Requirement” means you do not have to file a FAFSA or CA Dream App to determine financial need. - Must file a FAFSA” means students must file a FAFSA and students who cannot file a FAFSA are not eligible. - Check the Criteria” to see if you must demonstrate financial need another way. • Citizenship : Any” means that any citizenship status may be eligible, including international students, undocumented students, and students with AB540 status IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS regarding a specific scholarship, contact the person or department listed on the scholarship opportunity page. To view a list of external scholarships offered by outside organizations and foundations, click External under Opportunities. You cannot apply to these scholarships from this website. Click the Visit” link for more information. DETERMINE YOU ARE QUALIFIED BEFORE APPLYING by reading the scholarship eligibility requirements (e.g., major, gpa, enrollment requirement to receive the scholarship, other requirements as stated) and questions CAREFULLY . Search by Keyword ✖ Searchable Fields Searching by Scopes” will give you all scholarships within a specific major or scholarships within a College open to all majors in the College or scholarships open to all majors . Search by Keyword Scopes No Scopes Applied Africana Studies Alumni Association Anthropology Art Asian American Studies Associated Students Athletics Biology Broadcast and Electronic Communication Arts Center for Iranian Diaspora Studies Center for Science and Mathematics Education Chemistry and Biochemistry Child & Adolescent Development Cinema Classics Clinical Lab Sciences College of Business College of Ethnic Studies College of Liberal & Creative Arts College of Professional & Global Education College of Science and Engineering College of Science and Engineering: School of the Environment - Environmental Studies Computer Science Counseling Disability Programs and Resource Center Earth and Climate Sciences Economics Educational Opportunity Program Engineering English Estuary & Ocean Science Center Family Interiors Nutrition & Apparel Geography & Environment Graduate College of Education Graduate Studies Guardian Scholars Program Health Education Health Promotion & Wellness History Humanities Institute for Civic & Community Engagement Jewish Studies Journalism Kinesiology LCA Study Abroad Scholarships Labor Studies Liberal Studies Mathematics Middle East and Islamic Studies (MEIS) Modern Greek Studies Modern Languages and Literatures Museum Studies Music Nursing Office of International Programs Office of Student Financial Aid Philosophy Physics & Astronomy Political Science Pre-Health Professions and Pre-Nursing Psychology Public Affairs and Civic Engagement (PACE) Recreation, Parks, and Tourism School of Design School of Theatre and Dance Sexuality Studies Social Work Sociology Student Affairs and Enrollment Management Undergraduate Education Women and Gender Studies To select multiple items, hold control or command and click each one. Please write a short personal statement (1000 words max) indicating how this scholarship will help you achieve your goals, and how you contribute in deed and word to a positive learning environment at SFState. Words Used: 0 [ Maximum Words: 1000 ] Please write a brief essay of about 500 words outlining completed and anticipated coursework or projects in German or Italian language and culture. Words Used: 0 [ Maximum Words: 500 ] What is the Name, City, and Zip Code of your high school? In under 700 words total, please briefly discuss: 1. What are your main areas of focus in the BECA major (theory/research; news; radio/podcasting; sports broadcasting; scriptwriting; audio production/design; video production/design; documentary; interactive/online media; other)? 2. What would you like to get out of the BECA program (career preparation, graduate-school preparation, creative skills, etc.) and how do you plan to put your knowledge into practice after you graduate? 3. What has been your strongest contribution to the BECA community? This could be related to your coursework, participation in classes, contributions to group projects, projects achieved on your own, participation in department organizations and events, etc. 4. Your financial need and how this scholarship will support your goals. Words Used: 0 [ Maximum Words: 700 ] Are you a first-generation college student? Yes No Have you applied for FASFA? You must apply for FAFSA by April 15 in order to be considered for this scholarship. Yes No What is your major? American Indian Studies Africana Studies Asian American Studies Latina/o Studies Race & Resistance Studies Race, Ethnicity and Health To select multiple items, hold control or command and click each one. Essay 1: Where have you been? Describe your previous community service and impact, relevant work experience, or other life experiences that qualify you for a GCOE scholarship. (approx. 200 words; 6 points possible) Words Used: 0 [ Maximum Words: 200 ] Essay 2: Where do you want to go? Describe your educational and career goals, why these are important to the communities that you are going to serve, and how a scholarship could help you meet these goals. (approx. 200 words; 6 points possible) Words Used: 0 [ Maximum Words: 200 ] Essay 3: What do you need? Describe...