National Notary Association - Raymond C. Rothman Endowed Scholarship
The National Notary Association – Raymond C. Rothman Endowed Scholarship, with preference to entering full-time UCLA College freshmen who are California residents and US citizens, with demonstrated financial need and strong leadership records in high school and/or their communities, who graduated high school with a 3.5 GPA or better (weighted or unweighted), was established in 1997. The scholarship will provide funding toward registration fees and educational materials.
The following criteria will be used to award scholarship:
- The consideration of academic merit and demonstrated financial need via the FAFSA will be the criteria in selecting the recipients.
- Preference will be given to students whose grade point average is representative of 3.5 or above.
- Preference will be given to United States citizens who are California residents.
- Consideration will be given to the student’s initiative, diversity of extra curricular activities and high school or community leadership record and potential.
- Award
- Minimum $2,000; not renewable -- notification by Aug 30
- Deadline
- 05/31/2022
- Supplemental Questions
- Residency and Citizenship
- Are you a California resident?
- Are you a US citizen?
- Are you enrolling full-time at UCLA as an entering freshman?
- What are your leadership capabilities and how have your high school and/or community activities helped you to realize those capabilities? How would this scholarship help you academically and financially at UCLA?
- Have you filed the FAFSA?
- Please upload an official or unofficial copy of your high school transcript.
- LETTER OF REFERENCE: Please provide the name and email of an instructor, counselor or administrator who will provide a letter of reference on your behalf. Be sure to obtain permission from your recommender before submitting their name and email address. Your recommender will automatically receive a link prompting them to upload the recommendation via the UCLA Scholarship Portal. It is critical that the recommender meet the deadline or the portal will close and your application will be considered incomplete. NOTE: IF YOU ENCOUNTER DIFFICULTIES SECURING A LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION DUE TO THE PANDEMIC, please contact Mac Harris (Student Affairs Officer for the UCLA Scholarship Resource Center) at mharris@college.ucla.edu.
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- Residency and Citizenship