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The Foundation Scholarship

Urgency: Low

The Scholarship offers $2,500 to support college education for deserving students in need. Applications are due by April 15, 2027.

04.15.27

218 days left

$2,500

Award amount

5

Requirements

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Best for

  • High school students of Asian Indian heritage
  • Students planning to enroll full-time in an accredited undergraduate or graduate program in the U.S.
  • Students demonstrating financial need

Key highlights

  • Award amount: $2,500
  • Deadline: April 15, 2027
  • Open to U.S. citizens of Asian Indian heritage or those engaged with the community

Why apply

  • Receive $2,500 to support your education
  • Opportunity for students with financial need
  • Support for students of Asian Indian heritage

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Review status

Apr 26, 2026

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Deadline urgency

218 days left

The deadline is not immediate, so there is planning time for materials, essays, and shortlist decisions.

Application difficulty

Unknown

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Details to complete

  • Required documents unclear: Required documents are not fully structured yet; use the checklist and essay tools to prepare.

Who can apply

  • U.S. citizens
  • Students of Asian Indian heritage or those engaged with the community
  • Demonstrated academic and personal excellence
  • Full-time enrollment in an accredited program in the U.S.
  • Financial need as determined by FAFSA

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Quick facts

Status

Upcoming

Study levels

High school freshman, High school sophomore, High school junior, High school senior

Field of study

Education, Engineering, Transportation and Materials Moving

Payout method

Not stated on the listing

Application plan

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  • Ensure you meet the heritage or community engagement criteria
  • Verify full-time enrollment plans in an accredited program
  • Prepare to demonstrate financial need through FAFSA

Details to use

  • Provider name and mission
  • Specific application steps and essay requirements
  • Payout method details
  • How the award is paid
  • Whether the scholarship is paid to you or directly to your school

Red flags

  • Provider name and mission not stated

Next steps

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  1. Plan submission around the listed deadline: April 15, 2027.
  2. Use the application path to confirm eligibility, documents, and any updated deadline before submitting.

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  • Submit your application by April 15, 2027
  • Highlight academic and personal achievements
  • Document your engagement with the Asian Indian community if applicable

Applying

Submit your application for The NASRA Foundation Scholarship by April 15, 2027. Highlight your academic excellence and community engagement.

About the provider

Overview

The Scholarship provides $2,500 to support college education for deserving students. Applications are due by April 15, 2027. Open to U.S. citizens of Asian Indian heritage or those engaged with the community.

Sponsor & application

Information last verified Apr 26, 2026.

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FAQ

When is the deadline to apply for The NASRA Foundation Scholarship?
The deadline is April 15, 2027.
Who is eligible for The NASRA Foundation Scholarship?
U.S. citizens of Asian Indian heritage or those engaged with the community, demonstrating financial need, are eligible.
What are the application requirements for The NASRA Foundation Scholarship?
Applicants must demonstrate academic excellence, financial need via FAFSA, and plan to enroll full-time in an accredited program.