The University of Alabama Online

Dorothy D. and John J. Boyne Endowed Support Funds

This scholarship is awarded to a UA junior or senior undergraduate student who is a resident of Alabama, pursuing a degree in a public service area, and demonstrating leadership and academic excellence.

Award

Value not specified

Deadline

May 31 (annually)

Level

Undergraduate

Status

Usually due May 31 – next cycle expected

Public service

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Application effort
Medium (essay)
Who can apply
Undergraduate students, minimum GPA 3

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Who is eligible

  • Must be a UA junior or senior undergraduate student
  • Must be pursuing a degree in a public service area
  • Must have a minimum 3.0 GPA at the time of application
  • Must be a resident of Alabama
  • Must be admitted or enrolled at the University of Alabama before applying

What you'll need

  • General scholarship application via myBama
  • Distance learning scholarship application via myBama
  • Essay / Personal Response: "Personalize your response by sharing your goals, motivations, and personal journey. Use specific examples that demonstrate resilience, initiative, and leadership..."

How to apply

  • Gain admission or enroll at The University of Alabama.
  • Log in to the myBama portal (mybama.ua.edu).
  • Select 'Admissions/Scholarships' and navigate to the 'Scholarships' section.
  • Under the 'All Graduate/Undergraduate Students' subheading, click on the 'Alabama Scholarship Award Manager' link.
  • Complete and submit both the general scholarship application and the distance learning scholarship application before the deadline.
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Sources & verification

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