The goal with the Automotive Scholarships is to give some additional financial help to students seeking a career in the aftermarket, or who are from aftermarket families. The automotive aftermarket is an excellent career choice for those unsure about a college degree, and who may perhaps benefit from a vocation instead.
Scholarship Details
- One application qualifies students for multiple scholarship opportunities
- Open to students pursuing automotive, heavy-duty, or collision repair education
- No minimum GPA requirement
Eligibility Criteria
- Must be a graduating high school senior or a current full-time student
- Must plan to enroll or be enrolled full-time in an eligible program
- Must not graduate from college before December of the award year
- Must attend an accredited U.S. institution or certified automotive training program
Application Process
- Complete the online application before March 31st.
- Submit a one-page essay outlining career goals.
- Provide at least one letter of recommendation (some awards may require specific references).
- Upload high school and/or post-secondary transcripts.
- Optionally, include a short video showcasing your interests or goals.
- Ensure all documents are properly labeled and submitted via the application, email, or mail.
Since 1986, the University of the Aftermarket Foundation has provided funding for aftermarket education programs and research. By awarding grants throughout each year, the Foundation financially supports the continued development and distribution of courses in every-broadening areas. By supporting such academic offerings, the Foundation and its donor ensure that education will have a stabilizing influence in the ever-changing and increasingly complex aftermarket. The number of awards and the specific dollar amounts will vary.
