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Edwards Scholarship 2026: $600 for First-Generation International Students in the US

Open nowDeadline 17 Nov 2026
Study in
United States
Levels
Undergraduate, graduate
Funding
$600, 1 winner
Who can apply
First-generation international students studying in the United States
Run by
Amera Edwards, through Bold.org
Edwards Scholarship for international students, $600 award, deadline 17 November 2026, on Zejimo.com
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The Edwards Scholarship gives $600 to one first-generation international student who is studying in the United States. Both undergraduate and graduate students can apply. The deadline is November 17, 2026.

Status: Open. Applications close on November 17, 2026, and the winner is announced on December 18, 2026 (checked October 14, 2026).

About the scholarship

Amera Edwards funds this scholarship through Bold.org. It supports first-generation international students in higher education in the United States. It is one of the few Bold.org awards written for international students.

Who can apply

  • Undergraduate or graduate students
  • International students studying in the United States
  • First-generation college students

The page does not list a GPA rule. Bold.org can only send scholarship money to schools in the United States.

The essay

Write 400 to 600 words. Describe yourself, any obstacles you have overcome, and how you plan to make a positive impact on the world through your studies in the United States.

The judges look for ambition, drive and impact.

Key details

Award$600, 1 winner
Funded byAmera Edwards, through Bold.org
LevelUndergraduate or graduate
WhoFirst-generation international students in the US
Essay400 to 600 words
DeadlineNovember 17, 2026
Winner announcedDecember 18, 2026

How to apply

  1. Create a free student account on Bold.org.
  2. Fill in your profile, including your US school, your goals and your achievements.
  3. Open the Edwards Scholarship page and choose Apply Now.
  4. Paste your essay and submit before November 17, 2026.

Tips before you submit

  • Say clearly that you are the first in your family to go to college.
  • Pick one or two real obstacles and say what you did about them.
  • Link your studies in the US to a specific change you want to make.

Details are taken from the official Bold.org scholarship page. Confirm the current rules on Bold.org before you apply.