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What are some scholarships for journalism students?

Hey everyone, I'm really interested in pursuing a degree in journalism after I graduate from high school. However, I know college can be pretty expensive, so I'm hoping to find some scholarships specifically for journalism students. Does anyone know of any scholarships for aspiring journalists? Any tips or advice on how to apply or what qualifications I might need? Thanks in advance for your help!

a year ago

It's fantastic that you're already thinking about how to finance your journalism degree. Off the top of my head, there are several scholarships tailored specifically for journalism students that might be of interest:

1. The Frances L. Lewine Memorial Scholarship: This is for a female student interested in a career in journalism particularly, those pursuing government and political reporting.

2. The Mike Reynolds Scholarship: This scholarship is intended for students with a particular interest in news, sports, or weather broadcasting.

3. Society of Professional Journalists Scholarships: This organization offers multiple journalism scholarships, including the Julie Galvan Outstanding Graduate in Journalism Award and the Richard D. and Mary Lou Bond Scholarship.

4. National Association of Black Journalists Scholarships: The NABJ awards a series of scholarships each year to deserving students interested in pursuing careers in journalism.

Remember to review the eligibility requirements and deadlines for each scholarship before applying. And when you start writing your applications, make sure to emphasize your passion for journalism, any work or projects you've done in the field, and how you plan to use your degree in the future. A clear vision of your career goals can make your application stand out!

In addition, don't forget to utilize resources like your school's guidance counselor or a college admissions advisor who can provide further assistance and guide you to local or lesser-known scholarships for journalism students. Lastly, even though these all are journalism-based, also apply to broader scholarships where your interest in journalism can set you apart! Good luck in your journalism journey!

a year ago

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