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Silver Law Firm awards $2,500 to a United States undergraduate or graduate student interested in public defense, social work, district-attorney work, or legal services. Applicants submit an original 500-to-1,000-word essay about using their education to make the criminal justice system more equitable.
The Improving Criminal Justice Reform: Advocating for the Voiceless Scholarship awards $2,500 (1 winner). It is sponsored by Silver Law Firm.
The deadline is January 31, 2027. Applications submitted after the deadline are typically not considered, so plan to finish early.
Year-long no-purchase sweepstakes for Upromise members who are legal U.S. or D.C. residents of the age of majority. Members earn entries by linking a 529 or student loan account, opening an Upromise Mastercard, and earning cash-back rewards; alternate free entry methods are described in official rules. Monthly, quarterly, and annual prizes up to $20,000 support college savings goals through December 31, 2026.
No essay requiredBold.org exclusive award supporting Black/African American women earning a graduate degree while working full-time. One $500 winner selected for ambition, need, and boldest Bold.org profile. Applicants write a 400–600 word essay describing the life of their dreams. Apply directly on Bold.org; deadline Dec 31, 2026; winners announced Feb 1, 2027.
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