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Financial literacy, the ability to effectively understand and use various financial skills, such as personal financial management, budgeting, and investing, is an important skill to have throughout life. This is especially true as one transitions out of high school and into colle…
12.31.26
114 days left
award worth $10,000
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Jun 10, 2026
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114 days left
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Business Management and Marketing, Education, Health Professions and Clinical Sciences, Visual and Performing Arts
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e and beyond. To encourage graduating high schoolers and current college students to improve their financial literacy skills, the Rise Scholarship is annually awarded to students who complete at least 8 units of FDIC financial literacy units (online). To be eligible for this $2,500 scholarship, students must be graduating high school seniors or current post-secondary students residing in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Applicants must also have a household income that does not exceed $200% of the poverty line. To apply…
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