Scarlett Family Foundation

$15,000

December 15, 2019

Awards Available: See Description

Scholarship Description

Qualified applicants must have graduated high school (or GED) from one of the eligible Tennessee counties, must demonstrate financial need via 1040 tax return, have a GPA of 2.5 or higher and must be pursuing a business or STEM approved degree at a 4 year, non-profit college or university. Applicants must be enrolled or planning to enroll full-time at the time of application

Contact

Scholarship Committee

4117 Hillsboro Pike

Suite 103255

Nashville, TN 37215-2728

tomparrish@scarlettfoundation.org

tel: 615-504-3033

fax: 615-504-3033

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