Cantor Crane Scholarship

Scholarship Sponsored by Cantor Crane Injury Law

At the Law Firm of Cantor Injury Lawyers Personal Injury Lawyers, we believe in achieving a higher education just as much as we take pride in representing people who have been injured in an accident. We understand and appreciate the importance that a solid education can factor in the future of successful college students. We also understand the potential difficulties of obtaining a college degree because of increasing costs of tuition, text books, and the everyday necessities of life.

In order to help make a college education more affordable opportunity and to help spread awareness about Driving Under the Influence and Distracted Driving, the Arizona law firm of Cantor Injury Lawyers is offering a $1,000 student scholarship to help current, or soon-to-be, students ease the burden of higher education costs.

The scholarship funds may be used for school tuition at a college or university. It is not required that the applicant be enrolled in an educational program at the time of his or her application. The winner will have one year from the date of the award to provide a tuition invoice from the school of their choice. A check for $1,000 will then be sent to the educational institution.

Eligibility

Applicants for the 2018 Cantor Injury Lawyers Personal Injury Lawyer College Scholarship must meet the criteria mentioned below under section titled "Eligibility".

A) Must submit the online form.

B) You must be currently attending this semester or applying to attend for an upcoming semester during the same calendar year as this Scholarship to a domestic US based college or university.

C) Your full name, address, phone and email address must be submitted

D) You must be 18 years of age or older.

E) Upon receipt of submission, our staff will review the information and confirm eligibility.

Deadline

The online application must be completed and submitted to us no later than July 31st, 2019 You will receive a confirmation email upon submission. Hold on to that confirmation email for your records.