Armenian Studies Program Scholarships (25+ named funds)
Fresno State students (any heritage) taking Armenian Studies courses; minors usually guaranteed an award; grad students researching Armenian topics eligible. $135,000+ awarded annually.
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Fresno State students (any heritage) taking Armenian Studies courses; minors usually guaranteed an award; grad students researching Armenian topics eligible. $135,000+ awarded annually.
Armenian descent, full-time undergrads at four-year US colleges or full-time grad students. Need- and merit-based; community involvement considered.
Armenian descent, full-time undergraduates in North America. Grades, need, accomplishments, leadership. Request application by email (lucyr@amaa.org).
USC students (3.0+ GPA) furthering the interests of individuals of Armenian descent in liberal arts fields.
USC students (sophomore+, 3.2+ GPA) furthering the interests of individuals of Armenian descent in humanities, natural or social sciences.
Armenian descent, accredited four-year US college, 1+ semester completed. Need, merit, and Armenian community involvement.
Armenian descent, science majors at accredited four-year US colleges.
Armenian origin (parent/grandparent), accredited US college, US residency, 3.0+ GPA, financial need, community involvement.
Armenian descent, 1+ semester at a four-year US college or transferring from two-year full-time. Need, merit, community involvement. Submit to ARS Glendale HQ.
US citizens in four-year undergrad programs, active in their Armenian parish with leadership roles. Parish priest recommendation required.
Full-time USC undergrads traveling for Armenian Studies research, conferences, internships, or courses. Covers travel, lodging, meals.
Homenetmen Western USA members in good standing, four-year undergrad program, 3.2+ GPA, leadership and community involvement.
Armenian origin, GCC students transferring to a four-year university. Academic achievement and community service.
CSUN students who are descendants of Genocide survivors, committed to the Armenian community, or majoring/minoring in Armenian Studies. Covers tuition, fees, books, room & board; renewable.
CSUN juniors/seniors majoring in Armenian option, minoring in Armenian, or in the ITEP Armenian teacher-training program.
UC Berkeley students of Armenian descent (sophomore+ or grad) with exemplary achievement/leadership in the Armenian Studies Program or Armenian student community.
CSUN juniors and seniors majoring in Armenian; at least one award annually.
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