American Marketing Association Foundation
EBSCO Student Scholar Award
The EBSCO Student Scholar Award presents tuition scholarships to exceptional marketing students involved in developing their marketing skills on and off campus, including demonstrating leadership within their AMA collegiate chapter.
Award
Tuition scholarship
Deadline
January 14 (annually)
Level
Undergraduate
Status
Usually due January 14 – next cycle expected
Marketing
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- Application effort
- Medium (recommendation letters, transcript, resume)
- Who can apply
- Undergraduate students, minimum GPA 3.25
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Who is eligible
- Must be current AMA student member and member of an active AMA collegiate chapter
- Must be a full-time undergraduate student who plans to return to full-time status in the upcoming Fall semester (Spring/Summer graduates are not eligible)
- Must have achieved an overall GPA of 3.25 or better on a 4.0 scale
- Must be involved in developing marketing skills both on and off campus, including a demonstrated leadership role within your AMA collegiate chapter
- If selected, must maintain AMA membership during the period of the scholarship
What you'll need
- Current academic transcript
- Current resume
- Letter of recommendation from faculty advisor (if applicable)
How to apply
- Visit the AMA Submittable application page.
- Answer the guiding questionnaire to find the right scholarship opportunities.
- Complete the single application form and upload the required transcript, resume, and letter of recommendation.
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Sources & verification
- Official listing:
- https://ama.submittable.com/submit
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