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ARRL Foundation Scholarship Programs

ARRL Foundation Scholarship Programs

Applicable For:

Undergraduate Students

Max Award Amount:

$25,000

Application Deadline:

04/01/2024
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About This Scholarship

The ARRL Foundation offers several scholarship programs to support students pursuing education in fields related to amateur radio, electronics, and communication. These scholarships are available to both undergraduate and graduate students and aim to encourage and assist individuals in their academic and career pursuits.

The specific scholarship programs offered by the ARRL Foundation may vary from year to year, and the eligibility criteria and application process can differ. However, here are a few examples of scholarship programs that the ARRL Foundation has offered in the past

  • ARRL Foundation Scholarship Program: This program provides scholarships to students pursuing degrees in areas such as electronics, communications, computer science, or other related fields.
  • William R. Goldfarb Memorial Scholarship: This scholarship program is specifically for students pursuing a career in journalism or communications with an emphasis on amateur radio.
  • Hiram Percy Maxim Memorial Scholarship: This scholarship program is awarded to a student who is a licensed amateur radio operator and is pursuing a degree in electronics, communications, or a related field.
  • The Joel R. Miller Memorial Scholarship: This scholarship is awarded to students pursuing an undergraduate degree in engineering or a related field, with an emphasis on wireless communication technologies.

Eligibility Criteria For ARRL Foundation Scholarship Programs

Here are some general factors that are typically considered for ARRL Foundation scholarships:

  • Field of Study: Most ARRL Foundation scholarships are open to students pursuing degrees in fields related to amateur radio and communications. 
  • Amateur Radio Involvement: Many ARRL Foundation scholarships prioritize applicants who are actively involved in amateur radio activities. 
  • Academic Performance: Academic achievement is typically considered for scholarship selection. Applicants may be required to maintain a minimum GPA or demonstrate academic excellence through transcripts, test scores, or other academic records. 
  • Personal Statement/Essay: Applicants are often asked to submit a personal statement or essay describing their interest in amateur radio, their educational and career goals, and how the scholarship would support their aspirations in the field of radio communications.
  • Financial Need: Some ARRL Foundation scholarships consider financial need as a factor in the selection process. 

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