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Applying for a Legacy Scholarship

We believe every kid deserves a great education, One that leads to a successful career and a rewarding life. But unfortunately, the assigned public schools aren't always a good fit, and private school seems financially out of reach, That's why we created Legacy Scholars of America Foundation By awarding scholarships Legacy Scholars of America Foundation makes it possible for every kid to get the education that best fits their goals. Find Legacy Scholars of America Foundation in your state and learn how your family can qualify for a scholarship today.

Frequently Asked Questions

Steps to apply

Parent or legal guardian will need to create a profile to submit an application.

Upload parents, legal guardian document (ID of legal guardian and student, birth certificate of student)

Proof of income, current year, federal income tax return document with the parents, legal guardian's information, current years form 1040, (pages 1-2)

Legal proof of residency.

Academic records (Report card of previous 3 years and or Transcripts)

Include an essay elaborating on how the scholarship would contribute to the student long-term goals.

Three letters of recommendation (Teacher, Community member, and Pastor).

Current school release papers and the private school applying for acceptance letter.

Legacy Scholars of America Foundation Financial Guidelines:
2 $45,775
3 $57,575
4 $69,375
5 $81,175
6 $92,975
7 $104,775
8 $116,575
9 $128,375
10 $140,175
11 $151,975
12 $163,775
13 $175,575
14 $187,375
15 $199.175
Add $11,800

Ready to apply?

Applications will be reviewed starting March 1st through April 30th.
Applications will not be considered completed and cannot be reviewed until we receive the documents listed above.

Disclaimer: Applications are NOT guaranteed a scholarship by completing this form. Scholarships are awarded on an annual basis by Legacy Scholars of America Foundation in its sole and absolute discretion.
Scholars Application