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California Assn. of Collectors Educational Scholarship Foundation

The Educational Scholarship Foundation was founded in 2005 by the California Association of Collectors (CAC). The scholarship requires a simple one-page application and essay on "The Importance of Establishing and Maintaining Good Credit During Your College Years". The scholarship is awarded to California high school seniors for their use as full time students at any accredited college, university, or trade school. Scholarship recipients must start attendance within 12 months of the award and show proof of enrollment in a minimum of 12 credit hours.

Each entry must include the completed application and the essay, an must be submitted at the same time. Do not submit application and essay more than once.

Application and rules can be downloaded from the CAC Educational Scholarship Foundation website.

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