D.R.E.A.M Scholarship - Saint Louis Metropolitan Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.

"The Discovering Real Educational Advantages Motivates (D.R.E.A.M.) Scholarship is a need-based scholarship of up to $1,000 awarded to help current college students find real opportunities to connect the benefits that education provides for them to do well in their academic pursuits of excellence. This scholarship provides hope to those African-American male or female students in need. Many students face hardships which are often financial in nature. The Saint Louis Metropolitan Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. wants to provide support to individuals in need of financial assistance in their academic careers. Our hope is that students will not give up on their scholastic endeavors due to personal trials, but instead embark on a new journey of personal triumph. We understand that difficult times arise, but we hope this scholarship seed will propel you to greater scholastic achievement and growth. Never give up, just DREAM ! Scholarships are awarded for tuition, books, or living expenses. Eligibility Criteria Current college student (attending a 4-year college/university, 2-year community college, trade school, or apprenticeship program) African-American 2.75 GPA or higher Enrolled full-time (at least 12 credit hours) Financial need Current official transcript (through Fall/Winter 2025) 1 letter of recommendation from a professor or university official 1 letter of recommendation from a service agency or professional reference (i.e. employer) (verification letter must be on agency/organization letterhead with a supervisor’s signature) Minimum 500-word autobiographical essay describing your academic and career goals; highlighting your leadership and scholastic achievement; and detailing your personal commitment to volunteerism. Please give examples from your own volunteer experience. Resident of the St. Louis Metropolitan area – St. Louis city, the Missouri counties of St. Louis, Franklin, Jefferson, Lincoln, St. Charles, or Warren, and the Illinois cou"