Pave Your Way Scholarship

Scholarship Sponsored by HN Injury Lawyers

Chasing your dreams is one of the noblest acts you can pursue. It shows your strength of character, your ability to persevere, and your drive to succeed where others have not. But more importantly, when you look back to see how far you have come, you can truly see just how many lives you have impacted and the path you have paved for others. We believe that paving your way in this world means more than just striding forward on your own, and that some of the greatest dreamers fought to improve the lives of their friends, families, and neighbors.

But we also believe that everyone can use a little help on their journey, which is why HN Injury Lawyers is offering one student the chance to win a $1,000 scholarship to the school of his/her dreams. This scholarship is open to high school seniors or current college students from anywhere in the United States who are pursuing a college education. The deadline to apply is April 13, 2022, and we will announce the winner of the Pave Your Way Scholarship on May 11, 2022. No journey starts without taking a huge step, and we encourage everyone who is eligible to apply. You may not even realize that you have already started paving your way.

SCHOLARSHIP DETAILS

This is a one-time, non-renewable scholarship to be used for post-secondary education purposes. Any materials received after the specified due date will not be eligible for consideration.

APPLICANT REQUIREMENTS

A) You must be currently enrolled or planning to enroll in a two-year college, four-year university/college, or trade/certification program. You may also apply if you are returning to school for graduate studies.

B) You have earned, or will earn your high school diploma this calendar year.

C) You are a U.S. Citizen or hold Permanent Residency status. DACA recipients are welcome to apply.

D) You must complete all entry fields on the application for the scholarship. Failure to do so will result in disqualification. Entries that do not meet the word count requirement will not be considered.