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The Jim Legacy Scholarship offers $2,000 to students transferring from a community college in Santa Clara County, California to a 4-year university. Applicants must be college sophomores who have overcome adversity.
05.11.26
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$2,000
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College sophomore
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The Jim Legacy Scholarship offers $2,000 to eligible students in Santa Clara County, California, helping them transfer from community colleges to 4-year universities.
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