The Mel C. Marshall Student Scholarship supports California students pursuing careers related to the precast concrete, building, and construction industries. This scholarship is available to graduating high school seniors and current college students who plan to enroll full time in an eligible academic program. Recipients may receive renewable scholarship funding as long as they continue to meet the program's academic and enrollment requirements.
Scholarship Details
- Awards $500 per semester to eligible recipients
- Supports students pursuing careers related in fields such as safety, accounting, and information technology
- Recipients must maintain a cumulative GPA of at least 2.5 to remain eligible for future awards
- Recipients must submit transcripts each semester and provide proof of enrollment at an approved educational institution
Eligibility Criteria
- Must be a California resident
- Must plan to enroll full time during the academic year beginning in the semester following the application
- Must pursue a field of study related to the building, construction, or precast concrete industry
Application Process
- Complete the scholarship application
- Obtain an official high school and/or college transcript covering the most recent grading period; high school transcripts must include ACT or SAT scores and class standing
- Request a letter of recommendation from a high school or college faculty member
- Obtain a letter of sponsorship from a CPCA member in good standing; contact the CPCA office if assistance is needed to connect with a member
- Submit the completed application and all required supporting documents before the application deadline
If you are planning a career in the construction or precast concrete industry, the Mel C. Marshall Scholarship can help reduce your educational expenses while recognizing your commitment to the field. This renewable award provides ongoing support for students who maintain strong academic performance and continue their studies. Take advantage of this opportunity to invest in your education and future career.
