Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. Cincinnati Alumnae Chapter
Scholastic Achievement Awards
The Scholastic Achievement Awards support college-bound female high school seniors in their pursuit of higher education. Candidates are eligible for competitive awards based on academic achievement, demonstrated leadership, community service involvement, good character/citizenship, and financial need.
Award
Varies
Deadline
March 21 (annually)
Level
Undergraduate
Status
Usually due March 21 – next cycle expected
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- Application effort
- High (essay, recommendation letters, transcript, interview, resume)
- Who can apply
- Undergraduate students, minimum GPA 2.75
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Who is eligible
- Must be a graduating high school senior
- Must be female
- Must be college-bound for the fall of 2026
- Minimum 2.75 GPA
What you'll need
- One-page typed essay (see the application for topics)
- Official transcript with GPA, embossed seal or signature of school counselor or principal
- Resume
- Two Letters of Recommendation (one from a Counselor or Teacher, and one from a Community Leader) on official letterhead
- Virtual interview (for selected finalists)
How to apply
- Access and complete the online application via the Google Forms link
- Submit the completed application via email to cacdstscholarshipcommittee@gmail.com by March 21, 2026
- Arrange for your school or service referral to email your official transcript and recommendation letters directly to cacdstscholarshipcommittee@gmail.com by March 21, 2026
Sources & verification
- Official listing:
- https://www.cacdst.org/scholastic-achievement-1-1
- How this listing was added:
- Summarized from cacdst.org
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Deadlines and amounts change. Always verify details with Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. Cincinnati Alumnae Chapter before submitting.
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