Charles Schwab Foundation establishes scholarship in personal financial planning
Ensuring greater diversity and inclusion has been one of Texas Tech University’s major priorities over the last several years, and now, a
“This generous scholarship will allow the students to complete their degree in financial planning with less financial stress and provide amazing internship and career opportunities,” said
Preference will be given to students who are members of a group underrepresented in the population of students in the
The Schwab Scholars in Financial Planning Scholarship is automatically renewable for an additional
To apply for the scholarship, students:
• must be a full-time undergraduate, personal financial planning major,
• must be in good academic standing,
• must be within two years (4 semesters) of degree completion, and
• must represent an underrepresented population.
The deadline to apply is
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