LinkedIn Possibilities in Tech Scholarship

U.S. high school seniors who have not started college and plan full-time enrollment at an accredited nonprofit four-year institution to study computer science or a related technical field may apply. Priority goes to students from backgrounds historically underrepresented in tech, including first-generation college students and those from marginalized racial, gender, or disability communities.

Recipients receive $10,000 per year for up to four years, plus mentorship, supplemental learning, a laptop, and paid experiential trips. Selection weighs demonstrated passion for technology, FAFSA financial need, and interview performance. Year-round programming participation is required to maintain renewal eligibility.