The Page Grant provides financial support to students of color who face financial or academic barriers to pursuing higher education. Recipients must also commit to annual service projects involving children.
Scholarship Details
- More than 500 students are selected as Page Scholars each year
- Scholarship grants range from $2,500 to $3,500
- Additional grants may be awarded for academic progress and mentoring performance
Eligibility Criteria
- Be a student of color
- Graduate from a Minnesota high school
- Enroll in a Minnesota post-secondary institution
- Pursue a 2-year or 4-year degree
- Be between the ages of 18 and 35
- Commit to completing annual service projects with children
- Students of all academic standing may qualify
Application Process
- Confirm that you meet the eligibility requirements
- Prepare the required information and materials for your scholarship application
- Complete and submit the Page Grant application according to the program's application instructions
- Commit to the required annual service projects with children if selected
- Maintain your academic progress and mentoring performance to remain eligible for consideration for additional grants
The Page Grant can help make higher education more accessible for Minnesota students who may face financial or academic barriers. This opportunity can help students pursue a degree while giving back to children and their communities.
