Title: Biggest Scholarships for Latino and Hispanic Students | Top 25 Scholarships 2020
Headings: Biggest Scholarships for Latino and Hispanic Students
Biggest Scholarships for Latino and Hispanic Students
Top 25 Scholarships 2020
1
NBCC Minority Fellowship Program
2
HENAAC Scholars Program
3
UNCF/Comcast NBCUniversal Corporate Scholars Program
4
ACS Scholars Program
5
Hispanic Scholarship Fund
6
Brown and Caldwell Minority Scholarship
7
GE/LNESC Scholarship
8
PepsiCo Cesar Chavez Latino Scholarship
9
NBCUniversal/LNESC Scholarship
10
The Judith McManus Price Scholarship
11
ALA Spectrum Scholarship
12
Albert W. Dent Graduate Student Scholarship
13
Actuarial Diversity Scholarship
14
Minority Teacher Education Scholarship
15
Adelante Fund MIllerCoors Colorado Scholarship
16
CHCC CAPS Young Professionals Scholarship
17
ESA Foundation Scholarship for Minority Students
18
F.A. and Charlotte Blount Scholarship
19
Hyatt Hotels Fund for Minority Lodging Management Students
20
ABA Diversity Scholarship
21
Latino Resources College Scholarship
22
Pacific Gas & Electric Company Latino ERG
23
EMPOWER Scholarship
24
BLM Squared Scholarship
25
Davila/Trevino Memorial Scholarship

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It’s a fact we all know about college: it can be really expensive. As the need for a college education has increased so has the overall price of a college education. With tuition prices on the rise and no sign of that increase slowing down, many Hispanic and Latino students are unsure of how they will find the money to fund their college education. While student loans are a great option for funding a college education, they do result in large student loan payments that can sometimes be really hard for students to get out from under. In searching for ways to control the rising cost of a college education, students are hoping that they can find some sort of way to decrease how much they’ll have to spend. One of the best ways that students can accomplish this is through the use of scholarships. Scholarships are a great way to decrease the overall cost of a college degree. To put it simply, a scholarship is free money awarded to students who meet certain criteria that can be applied to the cost of a college education.