Financial Planning Association (FPA)
Financial Planning Challenge Scholarship
The Financial Planning Challenge is a multi-phase competition that prepares undergraduate students for careers in financial planning through realistic client cases. Teams analyze a client scenario, build a comprehensive financial plan, and advance through presentation and technical knowledge phases to compete for top scholarship awards.
Award
Up to $15,000
Deadline
June 15 (annually)
Level
Undergraduate
Status
Usually due June 15 – next cycle expected
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- Application effort
- Low (no essay or letters listed)
- Who can apply
- Undergraduate students
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Who is eligible
- Must be an undergraduate student
- Must be enrolled as of May 1 or the spring semester
- Teams must consist of up to three (3) undergraduate students
- Graduate students may not participate
- Each team must have an academic advisor
- Limit of one (1) team per school
What you'll need
- Phase 1 Written Case Study: Teams must analyze a realistic client scenario and develop a comprehensive financial plan
- Phase 2 Presentation: Finalist teams must present their recommendations to industry judges
- Phase 3 Knowledge Bowl: Finalist teams must demonstrate technical knowledge in the 'How Do You Know?' challenge
How to apply
- Form a team of up to three undergraduate students and secure an academic advisor
- Register your team online using the FPC Registration form
- Download the competition materials and case studies from the official website
- Complete and submit the Phase 1 Written Case Study by the June 15 deadline
Sources & verification
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