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F.I.R.E. Retiree's Captain George Baker Scholarship

St. Louis Community College Foundation · published from the foundation's own scholarship portal, verified 2026-09-03

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Deadline
March 31, 2027
Award amount
$500.00 per student
Foundation
St. Louis Community College Foundation

Program description

"Criteria for Award: 1. Student is enrolled at St. Louis Community College. 2. Student must have a GED or high school diploma. 3. Student has financial need as determined by the STLCC Student Financial Aid office. 4. Student has summited a FASFA to the Student Financial Aid Office. 5. Student has a 2.5 cumulative GPA and is in good academic standing 6. Preference will be given to Students who are between the ages of 18 and 28 years old. 7. Preference will be given to Students who are representatives of an underserved population. 8. Students must be pursing an Emergency Medical Technician Certificate of Specialization. 9. Student will compose an essay on the topic ‘Why to you want to be an Emergency Medical Technician ( EMT ) and what are your career goals?’ 10. Student must agree to obtain/maintain a CPR license. 11. Student must agree to provide twenty hours of community service to the F.I.R.E. Retiree’s. 12. Student will agree to sign up as a member of the www.iabpffrecruit.com. 13. Student will submit a Thank You note to the donor if selected as a recipient."

Quoted from St. Louis Community College Foundation's own portal listing.

How to apply

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F.I.R.E. Retiree's Captain George Baker Scholarship — frequently asked

What is the deadline for F.I.R.E. Retiree's Captain George Baker Scholarship?

St. Louis Community College Foundation's portal lists the deadline as March 31, 2027. Portals update between cycles — confirm the current date on the source listing before applying.

How much does F.I.R.E. Retiree's Captain George Baker Scholarship award?

St. Louis Community College Foundation's portal lists the award as $500.00 per student.

How do I apply to F.I.R.E. Retiree's Captain George Baker Scholarship?

Apply directly on St. Louis Community College Foundation's own portal — the source listing linked on this page. We don't host an application form for portal-sourced awards.

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Where this information comes from

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