Rachael Bonlarron West Palm 100 Scholarship

Available to Graduating Seniors Enrolling at Palm Beach State College and Florida Atlantic University

Dedicated to Supporting Female High School Graduates in their Post Secondary Educational Careers

Apply TODAY to the Rachael Bonlarron West Palm 100 Scholarship

Dear Graduates of 2024,

The West Palm 100 could not be more proud of all that you have accomplished this year. You have shown incredible resilience, drive, and patience during what should have been a celebratory senior year. We know how hard you have worked to stay focused on your graduation and college admissions goals, and that is why we are happy to announce the 2024 Rachael Bonlarron West Palm 100 Scholarship.

Rachael Bonlarron West Palm 100 Scholarship Eligibility and Deadline

You must be a Class of 2024 female graduate of a West Palm Beach public high school or an eligible graduate enrolled in Pace Center for Girls or other Foster Care Programs.

You must have a minimum 3.0 GPA and 100 hours of community service .

You must plan to attend either Palm Beach State College or Florida Atlantic University planning to pursue a business or education degree.

You must plan to work while attending school

Deadline: November 25, 2024

CLICK HERE TO APPLY FOR THE SCHOLARSHIP TODAY!

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Things you Should Know About Applying

The Rachael Bonlarron West Palm 100 Scholarship is designed to support young women who are committed to their education, their community and their careers. Students competing their senior year year and who will be attending either Palm Beach State College or Florida Atlantic University are the focus of this scholarship. We are looking for students who are planning to continue their education while working to help financially support themselves through school by working part time. West Palm 100 understands the challenges this creates for students and that is why we are committed to supporting those students who are most dedicated to continuing their education while working to financially support those efforts.