GGICF Scholarships

some general information about the eligibility criteria typically considered for each type:

Traditional Scholarships:

• Academic Achievement: Many traditional scholarships require a certain level of academic performance, such as maintaining a specific GPA or achieving high standardized test scores.
• Field of Study: Some scholarships are available only to students pursuing specific fields of study, such as STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) or humanities.
• Financial Need: Some traditional scholarships prioritize students with demonstrated financial need, as determined by factors like family income and assets.
• Demographic Factors: Certain scholarships may target specific demographic groups, such as minority students, women, or students from specific regions.
• Extracurricular Activities: Some scholarships consider involvement in extracurricular activities, such as community service, leadership roles, or participation in clubs or organizations.

Non-Traditional Scholarships:

• Non-traditional scholarships are often designed to support individuals who may not fit the traditional student profile. The eligibility criteria can vary widely, but here are some factors that may be considered:
• Age: Non-traditional scholarships may be open to older students, including adult learners, returning students, or individuals pursuing education after a gap.
• Career Stage: Some scholarships target individuals who are mid-career professionals seeking to advance their education or make a career change.
• Unique Circumstances: Scholarships can be available for students with specific life circumstances, such as single parents, individuals with disabilities, or veterans.
• Field of Study: Similar to traditional scholarships, non-traditional scholarships may focus on specific areas of study or industries.
• Community Involvement: Scholarships might consider an applicant’s involvement in community service, volunteer work, or other non-academic activities.