American Psychological Foundation

Fund for Racial and Ethnic Diversity (FRED) Scholarship for Emerging Scholars

The Fund for Racial and Ethnic Diversity Scholarship for Emerging Scholars supports undergraduate students from traditionally underrepresented communities of color who demonstrate a desire to pursue a graduate degree in clinical and/or research psychology.

Award

$1,000

Deadline

July 31 (annually)

Level

Undergraduate

Status

Usually due July 31 – next cycle expected

PsychologyClinical PsychologyResearch Psychology

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Application effort
Medium (essay, resume)
Who can apply
Undergraduate students

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Who is eligible

  • Must be an undergraduate student
  • Must be from a traditionally underrepresented community of color
  • Must have a demonstrated desire to pursue a graduate degree in psychology (specifically, clinical and/or research)

What you'll need

  • Confirmation of current undergraduate status
  • Confirmation of Institution and graduate program applying to or accepted to
  • CV
  • Personal statement (topic: "demonstrate a passion and desire to pursue psychology (clinical or research) after they complete their undergraduate program")

How to apply

  • Go to the APF GivingData portal.
  • Create or log into your GivingData account.
  • Review the comprehensive application instructions in the portal and submit the required materials.
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Sources & verification

Official listing:
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