The Wynetta A. Frazier "Sister-to-Sister" Scholarship was created to provide financial assistance to mature African American women in their pursuit of post-secondary education. An applicant must be a returning student (at least 21 years old), whose education was interrupted by family responsibilities or other personal demands and is now ready to complete college, or one who is entering college for the first time because of these factors. Applicants must meet at least one of the previous-mentioned criteria.
Scholarship Details
- Named in honor of Dr. Frazier to support African American women
- Offers financial assistance for post-secondary education
- Supports students whose education was delayed due to personal or family responsibilities
- Encourages mature women to achieve their academic goals
Eligibility Criteria
- Applicants must be at least 21 years of age
- Open to continuing, returning, or first-time college students whose education was delayed by personal or family demands
- Must provide two (2) letters of recommendation (letters from family members not accepted)
- Submit a recent photo
- Include a personal statement outlining personal goals
- Provide proof of acceptance to an accredited college, university, or institute of higher learning
- Submit an official transcript if a continuing or returning student
- Demonstrate written communication skills through a 275–300 word typed essay explaining eligibility circumstances and the scholarship's potential impact
Application Process
- Confirm eligibility based on the criteria provided
- Gather required materials, including letters of recommendation, photo, personal statement, and proof of acceptance
- If applicable, obtain an official transcript from your most recent institution
- Write a 275–300 word essay explaining your circumstances and how the scholarship will help your educational plans
- Submit your complete application package by the specified deadline
National Hook-up of Black Women, Inc. (NHBW) improves the lives of women and their families through support of the arts, culture, education, health wellness, and human service programs. NHBW is a charitable organization dedicated to improving the lives of families through the arts, culture, health wellness, education and human service programs, including scholarships.