W. F. West Migrant Student Scholar Scholarship
Anonymous W.F. West Alumni
History:
The W. F. West Migrant Student Scholar Scholarship was established in 2016 by an anonymous W.F. West alumni who wanted to provide financial support to students who, like him, chose to pursue higher education outside of the Pacific Northwest region. The donor understands the challenges that come with attending college in a distant location and aims to ease the financial burden for those who wish to expand their educational horizons.
Scholarship Purpose:
This scholarship was created to support W. F. West students who plan to study business, finance, or related fields at a college or university outside of the Pacific Northwest region. The goal is to offer relief from the financial challenges of pursuing a bachelor’s degree away from home, allowing students to focus on their academic and professional growth.
Legacy / Endowment Details
The scholarship is funded by an anonymous alumni who recognizes the challenges and opportunities of studying away from home. It aims to provide financial relief to students dedicated to pursuing a degree in business or finance, thereby enabling them to achieve their academic goals without the added burden of financial strain.
Eligibility Criteria
- Must be a W.F. West High School graduate or senior
- Must be pursuing a degree in business, finance, or related fields
- Must plan to attend a college or university outside of the Pacific Northwest region
Selection Considerations
- Academic performance and potential in business, finance, or related fields
- Demonstrated commitment to pursuing a bachelor’s degree outside of the Pacific Northwest
- Personal statement or letter of recommendation illustrating the student’s goals and why they wish to study in a different region
Additional Notes
- The scholarship will be awarded annually to a student who demonstrates academic excellence and a strong commitment to pursuing their degree outside of the Pacific Northwest region.
- The funds can be applied to tuition, books, and other educational expenses related to studying business or finance.