Family Law Scholarship
Offered by skuroslaw.com - Scholarship
Family Law Scholarship is a scholarship from skuroslaw.com - Scholarship. 1 are awarded each year. The application deadline is November 30, 2026. A minimum GPA of 2.5 is required.
About 135 minutes of work, based on what the sponsor asks for.
- Essay required
- Transcript required
Who can apply
- Minimum GPA
- 2.5
- Type of school
- undergraduate program, J.D. program
- Citizenship
- U.S. citizen
What the sponsor says
Family Law Scholarship , you must meet the following criteria: You are enrolled (or will be) in an accredited undergraduate or J.D. program at a U.S. college or university for Spring 2027 You are at least 18 years old You are a U.S. citizen You have a cumulative GPA of at least 2.5 Application Instructions Your application should include an essay of 500-1,500 words in response to the prompt listed below. Essays must be submitted as a PDF file and include at least one citation . Choose a recent development or reform in family law. Analyze its potential impact on families and legal practitioners, and explain whether you believe it represents progress. In addition to your essay, we ask that you submit an academic transcript, and contact information including your address, phone number, and email address. The deadline to submit your materials is November 30, 2026. Judging Criteria Our team will review all applications and select a scholarship recipient using the following criteria: Demonstrated passion for the practice and betterment of family law Essay meets all requirements including PDF format, citations, and structure Originality, thoughtfulness, and writing quality of the essay We will notify the Spring 2027 recipient via email by January 10, 2027 , and send the award to the financial aid office at the recipient's school. By applying for the scholarship, you consent that if you are selected, your name, essay, and photograph may be used on our website and in other marketing materials. Justice in […]
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Our read on this award
3 figures we worked out, not the sponsor's. Free, and it takes an email address.
- Awards given each year
- 1 (the sponsor's number)
How these are worked out
- Our grade. From three facts the sponsor published. How few can apply: one high school or city 3 points, a county 2, the state 1, the whole country 0. How much it pays: $10,000 or more, or at least half of tuition, 3; $2,500 or more 2; $1,000 or more 1. Paid again in later years: 1. A is 4 points or more, B 3, C 2, D 0 or 1.
- How narrow the field is. Read from where the sponsor restricts it. An award open to one high school is competing against a graduating class.
- Conditions to meet. The conditions the sponsor published, each listed under Who can apply. More conditions means a smaller field, which is good news if you meet them.
- None of it is a chance of winning. We do not know how many people apply or how a sponsor chooses, so we do not publish a percentage. Anyone who does is guessing.
Remind me before this closes
We will email you a week before November 30, 2026, once. Nothing else unless you ask for it.
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Last checked 2026-09-26. Deadlines change without notice, so confirm with the sponsor before you rely on one.