- Career Center
- Community Engagement
- Scholarships
- CSUSB offers several scholarships for students involved in Black programs and initiatives.
- CSU Black Student Success Scholarship: Awards students demonstrating leadership in promoting equitable access to higher education and engaging in community service advancing anti-racism and positive cultural change.
- Black Faculty, Staff and Student Association (BFSSA) Scholarship Fund: Supports students with a minimum 3.0 GPA involved in organizations like SAAS, SAAB, BSU, or Black Scholars Hall, demonstrating a commitment to diversity and underserved communities.
- Dr. Mildred Henry Scholarship: Assists students with a minimum 2.0 GPA committed to diversity and underserved communities.
- Overton Scholarship: Targets students with a minimum 3.0 GPA actively promoting diversity and supporting underserved communities.
- Terrilyn Monette Scholarship: Assists full-time Liberal Studies majors committed to community service and involved in BFSSA networks.
- For detailed information on eligibility criteria, application processes, and deadlines, visit the CSUSB Scholarship Office website or the BFSSA webpage.
- TIPS for Scholarships:
- Academic Performance: Maintain a high GPA to meet eligibility criteria for many scholarships.
- Community Involvement: Engage in community service to showcase your well-roundedness and commitment to making a difference.
- Leadership Roles: Hold positions in clubs or organizations to demonstrate your initiative and leadership skills.
- Background and Interests: Identify scholarships targeting your specific demographics or fields of study.
- Thorough Research: Carefully review each scholarship's criteria and tailor your application to meet those requirements.
- Compelling Essays: Craft well-written and compelling essays that highlight your achievements and aspirations.
- Timely Applications: Submit applications diligently and on time to avoid missing opportunities.
For more detailed guidance, visit the CSUSB Scholarship Office website or consult the Financial Aid section in your myCoyote portal.