Beyond the Cure Ambassador Scholarship

Some general information about eligibility criteria for scholarships aimed at childhood cancer survivors:

• Cancer Survivorship: The scholarship is typically open to individuals who have been diagnosed with and treated for childhood cancer. Applicants must provide proof of their cancer diagnosis and treatment history.
• Age Requirement: The scholarship may have age restrictions or specific age ranges for eligibility. It may be open to applicants who are high school seniors, undergraduate students, or graduate students. Some scholarships may extend to non-traditional students as well.
• Academic Achievement: Applicants are often required to demonstrate a strong academic record. This may include maintaining a minimum grade point average (GPA) or meeting certain academic performance criteria.
• Field of Study: Some scholarships may be open to students pursuing any field of study, while others may be specific to certain areas of study, such as medicine, healthcare, or research related to childhood cancer.
• Personal Statement or Essay: Applicants may be asked to write a personal statement or essay detailing their experiences as a childhood cancer survivor, their educational and career goals, and how the scholarship will aid them achieve those goals.
• Recommendations: Scholarships for childhood cancer survivors often require letters of recommendation from healthcare professionals, teachers, or other individuals who can speak to the applicant’s character, determination, and potential for success.
• Financial Need: While not all scholarships for childhood cancer survivors consider financial need, some may take it into account. Applicants may need to provide documentation demonstrating financial need.