The Robert A. Schuele Scholarship Fund was established to honor the life of a friend, a family man, and a business professional. The intention of the Robert A. Schuele Scholarship Fund is to grant a scholarship award in an amount that will secure the attendance of a student at a major college or university in Michigan. The Trustees are searching for an applicant who has outstanding character, demonstrated commitment to academic studies, significant financial need and who will take advantage of the mentoring and networking resources the Trustees intend to offer to maximize the recipient's educational experience.

A single scholarship will be granted to a high school student entering a full-time program of college study in 2021. Scholarship funds shall be used only for college tuition, fees, room and board, and books and materials.  The Scholarship will be given on an equal opportunity basis. The criteria for selecting the recipient shall be at the discretion of the Trustees.

To apply for the Robert A. Schuele Scholarship, applicants shall be required to meet the following minimum criteria: 

1. At least a 2.3 (on a 4.0 scale) cumulative high school G.P.A. (or its equivalent, to be submitted as a sealed transcript) or an 18 composite A.C.T. score; or scores of 400 or more in each of the following SAT categories: Evidence-Based Reading and Writing (EBRW) and Math.

2. Demonstrate need for financial assistance; 

3. Commit to full-time college student status;

4. Unrestricted academic standing with the university or college with which courses will be taken (e.g., no academic suspensions) is required as a result of this scholarship; and,

5. A high school senior in Wayne, Oakland & Macomb Counties or an applicant invited by a member of the Robert A. Schuele Scholarship Committee or a member in good standing with Metro Detroit Youth Clubs.

The S.W.A.G Scholarship Awards recipients will be recognized and receive a scholarship grant in the Spring of 2021. Current high school seniors who live in Detroit and attend a Detroit Public Schools Community District high school, or a charter school located within the city; who are planning to attend college or a trade school in the Fall of 2021, have a grade point average ranging from 2.25-3.2 and have demonstrated a commitment to community, service, and integrity are eligible to apply. Visit our page for full official rules. 

Pistons Legend Rick Mahorn is inviting high school seniors in Detroit to participate in the 16^th Annual Pistons Black History Month scholarship competition, which will take place virtually and award $100,000 in scholarships.  This year, the Pistons are looking for two senior students from each DPSCD school: one to compete in the poetry slam competition and one to submit a piece for the poster contest.  High school seniors chosen by each participating high school will present an original interpretation of the contest theme virtually in front a panel of community leader judges for scholarships for higher education.

Theme:

Powering Humanity

Event Day Details:

Location: Virtual via Zoom

Date: Friday, February 12

Time: 1:00-2:30 PM

Scholarships: 

Will range from $25,000 to $5,000

Click here for more detailed information

Click here to access the contestant packet

School Requirements for Participation:

Commit that your school will provide contestants for both the Poetry Slam and Poster Contest – both must be SENIORS

Deadline: Wednesday, February 3

Student Requirements for Participation:

Fill out Contestant Packet (see above)

Deadline: Wednesday, February 3

Application window closes on February 12, 2021

The deadline for application is March 2, 2021. Scholarship winners will be announced in mid-May.

The direct link to the application is: https://survey.alchemer.com/s3/5924758/d0bd274e14ab

If you have questions or problems concerning the application, please email us at:  info@rosaparksscholarship.org

2021 Scholarship Application

The application deadline is March 1, 2021.