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Dina & Noah Brumfield Scholarship

University of California, Los Angeles · published from the foundation's own scholarship portal, verified 2026-09-03

This program is listed on University of California, Los Angeles's own public scholarship portal — we read it directly and link the source below so you can verify everything and apply. Free to read, always.

Deadline
See the source listing
Award amount
Varies
Foundation
University of California, Los Angeles

Program description

"The Dina & Noah Brumfield Scholarship was established in 2016 to provide multi-year undergraduate scholarships to transfer students who have demonstrated need as determined by Financial Aid and Scholarships. Along with strong academic performance, a student’s work/internships, extracurricular, and leadership activities will be considered when determining the recipients. It is the donors’ wish that the scholarship be given to students taking into account the following criteria: Those who are first generation students; Those who have a challenging background (e.g. caring for or working to support family, other unique background that may have prevented the student from taking full advantage of academic or extracurricular opportunities); Those who demonstrate maturity and well-rounded interests; and Those with an economic need (not limited to those who are low income). Students will be eligible to receive the scholarship for up to two years, with the scholarship supporting one new transfer student for two years, and a second transfer student for the next two years.Students must maintain satisfactory academic progress to retain the scholarship."

Quoted from University of California, Los Angeles's own portal listing.

How to apply

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Dina & Noah Brumfield Scholarship — frequently asked

What is the deadline for Dina & Noah Brumfield Scholarship?

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How much does Dina & Noah Brumfield Scholarship award?

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Where this information comes from

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