Out-of-State Scholarship
Scholarship Sponsored by Fawell & Fawell
Overview
The Fawell & Fawell Out-of-State Student Scholarship supports undergraduate students who have relocated to attend college outside the state where they attended high school or where their parents currently live. The program recognizes the added financial and personal challenges faced by students studying away from home. Awards are intended to offset tuition, housing, transportation, or other education-related expenses. Applicants should review eligibility and application requirements carefully before applying.
Description: A merit-based scholarship administered by Fawell & Fawell to assist out-of-state undergraduate students pursuing legal studies.
- Supports students attending college in a different state than their high school or parents' residence.
- Intended to reduce financial barriers associated with studying away from home.
- Requires submission of proof of enrollment and academic documentation.
Eligibility
The scholarship is open to U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents who are at least 18 years old and enrolled in an undergraduate program. Applicants must be freshmen, sophomores, or juniors and pursuing education related to law. A minimum GPA of 3.5 is required based on the most recent completed academic semester. The student must be attending or have been accepted to a college located in a state different from where they attended high school or where their parents currently live.
Eligibility: Enrollment status, class year, field of study, GPA, age, and residency status determine qualification for the award.
- Open to undergraduates in their first three years of study.
- Minimum GPA: 3.5 as of the most recent semester.
- Must be studying law-related subjects and meet out-of-state criteria.
Application Requirements
Applicants must submit identifying information confirming out-of-state status, proof of enrollment or acceptance, and documentation of GPA, such as an acceptance letter and an academic transcript. A written essay of approximately 500 words is required; the essay should describe personal challenges as an out-of-state student and plans to overcome them. Complete and accurate documentation helps ensure timely review of applications. Follow the instructions on the application form and submit materials before the stated deadline.
Application Requirements: Proof of enrollment/acceptance, academic transcript, identification of out-of-state status, and a 500-word essay addressing specified prompts.
- Include acceptance letter or enrollment verification and official transcript.
- Submit a ~500-word essay describing challenges and coping strategies.
- Apply through the provided form and provide clear identifying information.
Evaluation and Selection
All applications undergo a careful review to verify eligibility and assess the quality of submission materials. Evaluation prioritizes whether applicants meet the eligibility criteria, originality and creativity in the essay, and writing quality and organization. Decisions are made by the scholarship committee based on these factors and the completeness of the application. Applicants are encouraged to submit clear, well-organized materials to strengthen their candidacy.
Selection Criteria: Eligibility verification, originality and creativity of the essay, and overall writing quality and organization.
- Eligibility is confirmed before any qualitative review.
- Essay originality and clarity are heavily weighted.
- Complete and well-presented applications have a stronger chance of selection.
Award Details & Timeline
The scholarship awards $1,000 each semester to a selected qualifying student to help cover tuition, housing, transportation, or other educational costs. The deadline for the Spring 2027 scholarship is February 8, 2027. Applications are reviewed promptly, and the committee aims to name a winner within 30 days after the deadline. Applicants should apply early to allow sufficient time for submission and review.
Award Value: $1,000 per semester awarded to the selected recipient.
Application Timeline: Spring 2027 deadline: February 8, 2027; winner announced within 30 days after the deadline.
- $1,000 awarded each semester to one qualifying student.
- Submit by February 8, 2027 for the Spring 2027 cycle.
- Winner announced within approximately 30 days after deadline.
Contact
For questions about the scholarship program or the application process, contact the Fawell & Fawell scholarship team. Provide clear, specific inquiries and reference the scholarship name to expedite responses. Keep copies of all submitted documents for your records.
Contact: [email protected]
- Email the scholarship team with program or application questions.
- Include the scholarship name in correspondence for faster handling.
- Retain copies of all application materials submitted.