Maintain a high GPA
Work hard in school and aim for a 3.00, or higher preferably. And ask for help if you're struggling academically.Despite the large number of scholarships available for Hispanic students of all migratory statuses and academic levels, parents and Latino students may not be aware of the existence of these resources. Take advantage of these resources to learn about the scholarships that may be available to you and how to make your application stand out.
This scholarship is supported by the National Institutes of Health’s Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning Consortium to Advance Health Equity and Researcher Diversity (AIM-AHEAD). It was created to help integrate artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI/ML) into the Certificate in Latino Health program by building connections between students and potential mentors working in AI/ML and offering electives to enhance AI/ML skills.
Thanks to AIM-AHED funding, our center offers this scholarship for students to enroll in the Certificate in Latino Health.
Maintain a high GPA
Work hard in school and aim for a 3.00, or higher preferably. And ask for help if you're struggling academically.Get involved in activities
Participate in clubs or do community service. Get creative with art and music or get involved in sports.Tell a story
Many scholarships require essays. Tell a good story and ask for help to edit your essay. Practice, practice, practice!