2024 State Bank of India (California) Scholarship Program
$10,000 in Scholarship Awards Available
Ten $1,000 Scholarships Available for High School Seniors
Planning to Attend College as a Full-Time, Degree-Seeking Student in the Fall of 2024
State Bank of India (California) is committed to supporting economically-challenged youth residing in its business service territories to fulfill their dreams of obtaining a higher education.
ELIGIBILITY:
High school seniors who reside in Santa Clara County, Fresno County, Los Angeles County, San Diego County, and Alameda County (Cities of Fremont, Newark, and Union City)
Plan to attend a U.S. Accredited 4-Year College/University or a Community College in the state of California as a 1st year student in the Fall of 2024 (if selected, must submit college acceptance letter for verification)
A minimum cumulative unweighted high school GPA of 2.8
A household income at or below the Low or Moderate Income Level (must be able to show 2022 or 2023 tax return should applicant be selected for award)
Open to ALL MAJORS and there is NO ETHNICITY REQUIREMENT
Employees of State Bank of India (California) and their immediate family members are NOT eligible to apply
APPLICATION CHECKLIST:
Application Form
Recommender Form
High School Transcript
INSTRUCTIONS AND GUIDELINES:
APPLICATION:
Applicants only have to fill out the common application once to apply to all scholarship programs they are eligible for
APPLICATION LIVE JANUARY 15TH 2024
The scholarship awards will only be used to cover the cost of tuition for attending a college/university, as defined by the institution attended.
All materials must be RECEIVED by 11:59pm PDT, Monday, April 15, 2024 Anything received (whether mailed, emailed, or faxed) past that date and time will not be considered, regardless of the postmark. Application and recommender forms MUST be submitted online – Hard copies will NOT be accepted.
Questions or inquiries?
Contact by phone: (213) 624-6400 ext. 6 or by email: scholarships@apcf.org.
Scholarship Awardees
2023
Andrea Vazquez; San Deigo, CA - University of California, San Diego
Jessica Cheng; Fremont, CA - University of California, Davis
Katie Le; San Jose, CA - San Jose State University
Katrina Sadoundi; La Mesa, CA - University of Virginia
Nayeli Soriano; Five Points, CA – California State University, Fresno
Nicole Crow; Fresno, CA – California Polytechnic University San Luis Obispo
Olivia Maehara; Redondo Beach, CA - University of California, Riverside
Sophia Adkins; Los Angeles, CA - University of California, Los Angeles
Yuki He; Rowland Heights, CA - University of California, Riverside
ZhangYang Wu; Los Angeles, CA - Stanford University
2022
Aitana Allen-Perez; San Diego, CA – University of California, Los Angeles
Aman Kumar; Montebello, CA – University of Southern California
April Mares; Sanger, CA – California State University, Fresno
Arman Ayra; Los Angeles, CA – University of Southern California
Bryan Lopez; Newark, CA – California State University, East Bay
Iman Zermeno; Chula Vista, CA – New York University
Raegan Bowen; Long Beach, CA – Spelman College
Vy Ly; San Jose, CA – University of California, Berkeley
Vinny Li; Los Angeles, CA – Harvard University
Yubin Lee; South Pasadena, CA – University of California, Santa Barbara
2021
Amy Tran; San Diego, CA – University of California, San Diego
Asim Wahab; Kerman, CA – University of California, Berkeley
Benjamin Leong; San Jose, CA – University of California, Berkeley
Grace Chow; Los Angeles, CA – Stanford University
Jay Wang; Alhambra, CA – University of Southern California
Josephina Bada Ko; Los Angeles, CA – University of California, San Diego
Justin Pang; Arcadia, CA – University of California, Riverside
Kyle Li; Monrovia, CA – Princeton University
Manroop Kaur; Union City, CA – Cornell University
Tha Dah Say; San Diego, CA – University of California, Los Angeles