ARRL Helen Laughlin AM Mode Memorial Scholarship

General information about Amateur Radio scholarships and what they typically entail.

• Field of Study: Scholarships in the Amateur Radio field often have a preference for applicants pursuing an education in a field related to electronics, communications, or a similar discipline. This may include majors such as electrical engineering, computer science, telecommunications, or related fields.
• Academic Performance: Many scholarships, including those in the Amateur Radio field, consider academic achievements as a criterion. This may involve maintaining a certain GPA or meeting specific academic standards.
• Personal Statement/Essay: Scholarships often require applicants to write a personal statement or essay describing their interest in Amateur Radio, their educational goals, and how they plan to contribute to the field.
• Letters of Recommendation: Some scholarships may request letters of recommendation from teachers, mentors, or members of the Amateur Radio community who can vouch for the applicant’s commitment, involvement, and potential in the field.
• Specific Criteria: Each scholarship may have its own unique eligibility criteria, such as geographic limitations, age restrictions, or other specific requirements. It’s important to review the scholarship’s official documentation or contact the ARRL Foundation directly for the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding eligibility requirements.