The SEED Foundation's SEED Scholar Program provides college scholarships to graduating high school seniors of Asian-Indian heritage. The program supports students as they pursue undergraduate education in the United States and has grown into one of the largest scholarship programs established by Indians for Indian youth. To date, SEED has awarded $593,000 in scholarships to 72 students.
Scholarship Details
- Sponsored by The SEED Foundation
- Supports graduating high school seniors of Asian-Indian heritage
- Scholarship funds may be used for tuition only
- Funds may not be used for room, board, or other educational expenses
- The SEED Foundation has awarded $593,000 to 72 students through the program
Eligibility Criteria
- Must be of Asian-Indian heritage with at least one parent of Indian ancestry
- Must be a graduating U.S. high school senior
- Must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale
- Must enroll full-time as an undergraduate at a U.S. university in the fall
- Must be a legal resident of the United States
Application Process
- Review the SEED Scholar Program requirements to confirm that you meet all eligibility criteria.
- Complete the scholarship application with the requested personal and academic information.
- Provide documentation demonstrating your academic qualifications and eligibility.
- Submit all additional materials required by the SEED Foundation.
- Submit the completed application by the published deadline.
The SEED Scholar Program helps students of Asian-Indian heritage pursue their undergraduate education while continuing the Foundation's commitment to supporting the next generation. Eligible Class of seniors with strong academic records who plan to attend a U.S. university full-time are encouraged to apply for tuition assistance through the program.
