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Scholarships (32)
ACB Excel Life Happens Emergency Aid Grant - ZN 952
ACB Excel Life Happens Emergency Aid Grant
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As part of its inclusive efforts, Santa Fe College (SF) has emergency aid grant available for participants of the Achieve, Conquer, Believe (ACB) Excel program. The ACB Excel Life Happens Emergency Aid grant is available to assist program participants facing a sudden, unforeseen financial emergency. These are not chronic situations and not situations that occur before the participants enroll in the program. The grant is overseen by the ACB Excel Program Director, Dr. Jen Homard. Funds are provided by the Santa Fe College Foundation and Ms. MacKenzie Scott to help students deal with temporary financial crises so that they can complete the SF’s ACB program. Who is Eligible:
What is an Eligible Emergency? Eligible emergencies are financial situations that are immediate, short-term and severe in nature. Emergencies are not chronic and do not involve pre-existing situations. Emergencies considered by the committee include documented:
What is the Process? Applicants: Participant seeking emergency aid must:
College: The ACB Emergency Aid Review Committee, on behalf of the college, will:
Payments Emergency grant payments will be made directly to a third party on behalf of the ACB program participant. Neither the applicant nor the student qualifies as third party. Therefore, payments cannot and will not be made to the student or to Santa Fe College. 295904 |
Baccalaureate Presidential Scholarship - MS 102
This scholarship is awarded to full- or part-time SF Baccalaureate students. The
scholarship is awarded as a fall, spring, and summer one-year award, subject to meeting all requirements of the scholarship for each term. Students who meet the following criteria are eligible to apply for the scholarship: i. Have at least a minimum 2.5 Cumulative GPA in an AA or AS degree program; ii. Be admitted into an SF Baccalaureate program; iii. Have financial need as determined by either a FAFSA standardized calculation or a statement of financial need per application requirements; and iv. Have in-state residency or qualify for the Florida High School Graduate Out-of[1]State Waiver for tuition purposes. Priority consideration is given to student applications based on those listed in the General Scholarship Eligibility Section. Students who receive a Baccalaureate Scholarship must: i. Maintain at least a 2.5 SF Cumulative GPA; and ii. Demonstrate adequate progress towards graduating with an SF Degree. 295904 |
Baccalaureate Scholarship - FS 300
Up to four scholarships are awarded to students who have been admitted to and are seeking
a baccalaureate degree at SF. Students who meet the following criteria are eligible for the Baccalaureate Scholarship: i. Enrolled in an SF baccalaureate program. ii. At least a 3.0 All College Cumulative GPA iii. Completed application packet. Students who receive a Baccalaureate Scholarship must: i. Maintain at least a 3.0 SF Cumulative GPA. ii. Demonstrate adequate progress towards graduating with an SF Degree. 295904 |
Black, Brown and Graduation Bound Sholarship - ZN 703
Through a generous donation of $4,000, Santa Fe College may provide one-time scholarships to a select number SF students for Spring and Summer.
The criteria are listed below.
Priority consideration will be given to first-generation students and Pell-eligible students. 295904 |
Career and Technical Education (CTE) Scholarship - UI 760
Up to 18 Career and Technical Education (CTE) scholarships are awarded annually.
Students who meet the following criteria are eligible to apply for the CTE Scholarship: i. Currently enrolled in Career and Technical Education programs working on a certificate, AS degree, or AAS degree. ii. At least a 3.0 SF Cumulative GPA. iii. Demonstrated financial need. Students who receive a CTE Scholarship must: i. Maintain at least a 3.0 SF Cumulative GPA. ii. Demonstrate adequate progress towards graduating with a CTE degree or certificate. iii. Meet regularly with the CTE Advisor. 295904 |
CCAMPIS Childcare Grant Scholarship - ZN 952
The Child Care Access Means Parents in School (CCAMPIS) Grant is awarded to Santa Fe College (SF) by the U.S. Department of Education. The primary activity supported by this project is providing student-parents with more choices in the type of childcare they use and when they can use it.
To be eligible for the CCAMPIS Grant you must:
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College Work Study - 20
Federal Work Study (FWS) is a need-based student work program. Students are awarded based on position availability and the application date of their Santa Fe Federal Work Study application, also referred to as SF FWS. Awards are estimated at 20 hours per week. Students are paid minimum wage bi-monthly.
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Continuing Education Workforce Scholarship - MS 104
The Continuing Education Scholarship is awarded to help students gain the job skills and certification needed to achieve gainful employment in high demand areas.
Each semester, the Continuing Education program identifies those courses that are eligible for scholarship. The determination is based on local employment needs. The Continuing Education Scholarship may be full (covering 100% of the registration fee) or partial (covering 50% of the registration fee). To receive a full scholarship, the student’s household income must be at or below 200% of the federal poverty threshold. To receive a partial scholarship, the student’s household income must be at or between 201%-400% of the Federal poverty threshold. Procedure 7.14P Part B Page 5 of 11 To qualify for a full or partial scholarship, a student must additionally: i. Be a resident of Alachua or Bradford County; ii. Meet with the Coordinator of Continuing Education to determine industry pathway; and iii. Document Financial Need. Continuing Education Workforce Scholarship students are not required to be degree seeking. Scholarship students must successfully complete the curriculum and related certification. A failure to complete these requirements may result in ineligibility for future scholarships 295904 |
Family Support Scholarship - MS 111
The Family Support scholarship is awarded to students who serve as caretakers for elderly
or disabled adult relatives. The scholarship is awarded as a fall, spring, and summer one[1] year award, subject to meeting all requirements of the scholarship for each term. Students who meet the following criteria are eligible to apply for the scholarship: i. Have at least a minimum 2.0 SF Cumulative GPA or High School Cumulative GPA; ii. Be admitted into an SF program; iii. Provide documentation of being a primary caretaker for an elderly or disabled adult relative; iv. Have in-state residency or qualify for the Florida High School Graduate Out-of-State Waiver for tuition purposes; and v. Have financial need as determined by either a FAFSA standardized calculation or a statement of financial need per application requirements. Priority consideration is given to student applications based on those listed in the General Scholarship Eligibility Section. Awards are renewable for up to two years with no break in attendance between major semesters (fall and spring, excluding summer). Students must reapply after a break in attendance. Students who receive a Family Support scholarship must: i. Maintain at least a 2.0 SF Cumulative GPA; and ii. Demonstrate adequate progress towards graduating with an SF Degree. |
Fine Arts Scholarship - JI 703
The Fine Arts Department will award up to 20 scholarships per academic year to select
students. An effort will be made to award five scholarships to each discipline: Art, Dance, Music, and Theatre. Scholarships are awarded for fall, spring, and summer terms. Auditions are usually held in the Spring. Students who meet the following criteria are eligible to apply for the Fine Arts Scholarship: i. A declared program of study in Fine Arts. ii. At least a 2.5 Cumulative SF GPA or a 2.5 Cumulative High School GPA (depending on which institution was most recently attended). iii. A scholarship audition/portfolio submission/interview. iv. Evidence of leadership qualities. v. No grades lower than a B in the chosen fine arts discipline. Incoming freshmen for fall term are given preference. Students who receive a Fine Arts scholarship must: i. Maintain at least an overall 2.5 SF Cumulative GPA. ii. Actively participate in departmental events, productions and meetings as assigned. iii. Meet with the Fine Arts Department representative for a mid-term review and registration. iv. Meet with the assigned discipline coordinator monthly and as scheduled. v. Refrain from performing with outside groups without permission from the Chair of Fine Arts. vi. Demonstrate adequate progress towards graduating with a degree. 295904 |
Gap Scholarship - MS 109
This scholarship is awarded to full- or part-time students who need to fund prerequisite
courses required for transfer admission into State University System of Florida institutions or acceptance into SF limited access programs, but which financial aid will not cover because the courses are outside of SF program requirements. Gap students are not required to be degree-seeking if they have already been awarded an AA transfer degree, and priority consideration is given to SF graduates. The scholarship is awarded as a one-term, flat dollar amount, renewable by application for up to one additional term which must be consecutive and may cross academic/ award /fiscal years. Students who meet the following criteria are eligible to apply for the Gap scholarship: i. Have completed the courses within the program of study; ii. Have a financial need as documented by either a FAFSA standardized calculation or a statement of need iii. Have in-state residency or qualify for the Florida High School Graduate Out-of State Waiver for tuition purposes; iv. Documentation of required SMCPs. 295904 |
Gap Scholarship Nursing - MS 109
This scholarship is awarded to full- or part-time Nursing students who need to fund prerequisite courses required for transfer admission into acceptance into SF limited access programs, but which financial aid will not cover because the courses are outside of SF program requirements. Gap students are not required to be degree-seeking if they have already been awarded an AA transfer degree, and priority consideration is given to SF graduates. The scholarship is awarded as a one-term, flat dollar amount, renewable by application for up to one additional term which must be consecutive and may cross academic/ award /fiscal years.
Students who meet the following criteria are eligible to apply for the Gap scholarship: i. Have successfully completed the courses within the AA program of study; ii. Have a financial need as documented by either a FAFSA standardized calculation or a statement of need iii. Have in-state residency or qualify for the Florida High School Graduate Out-of State Waiver for tuition purposes; iv. Documentation of required Nursing prerequisite coursework. 295904 |
Greenhouse International Student Scholarship - ZN 933
Designed to support international student regardless of status. May include students with an F-1 visa, other visas, DACA, Undocumented, Asylees, etc.
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Greenhouse My Brother's Keeper Scholarship - ZN 931
My Brothers Keeper Scholarships ($5,000 - $10,000)
Designed for African-American male students who have affiliated with the My Brothers Keeper program. It is recommended that applicants also complete a FAFSA in addition to the scholarship application. |
Greenhouse Study Abroad Scholarship - ZN 934
Designed to support students who are part of a group traditionally under-represented in Study Abroad activities.
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GRU Brighter Tomorrow - ZN 377
GRU Brighter Tomorrow Scholarship
Gainesville Regional Utilities (GRU) is offering three “Brighter Tomorrow” scholarships for current and prospective Santa Fe College students who have selected a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics) program as their program of study. The scholarships are valued at $1000 per year for up to four years. The first disbursement of funds will be in Fall of the upcoming year. Students who meet the following criteria are eligible to apply. Students must:
A Santa Fe College ID number is required to apply for this scholarship. Students who do not have the required id number may get one by completing the free Santa Fe College admission application at https://ss2.sfcollege.edu/sr/AdmissionApplication/#/ . Applications must be submitted by the deadline. Only completed applications will be considered. For questions you may contact the Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs at 352-395-5648 or email Naima.Brown@sfcollege.edu. |
Honors Program Scholarship - FS 301
The James Gregg Honors Scholarship awards up to 20 scholarships per academic year to
students selected from the SF Honors Program and from the SF Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa. The maximum number of credit hours covered by the James Gregg Honors Scholarship is 12 credit hours for fall and spring terms and 6 credit hours for summer term. Each scholarship will be granted for up to one full year beginning with the first semester awarded, and are renewable for one additional consecutive year, if performance standards of the SF Honors Program or Phi Theta Kappa are met. Students who meet the following criteria are eligible to apply for the Honors Scholarship: i. Current membership or recent admission to the SF Honors Program or the SF Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa. ii. Current SF Honors Program and Phi Theta Kappa students must have a minimum 3.5 SF Cumulative GPA -with no grade lower than C. Incoming high school students recently admitted to the SF Honors Program must have a minimum 3.5 high school cumulative GPA with no grade lower than C. iii. Evidence of leadership qualities, participation in extracurricular activities, and/or civic engagement. Preference will be given to students with financial need. Previous scholarship recipients must apply for a renewal of their scholarship. Students who receive an Honors Scholarship must: i. Maintain at least a 3.5 SF Cumulative GPA. ii. Maintain active participation in the SF Honors Program or the SF Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, as shown by enrollment in Honors courses, participation in Honors Program or Phi Theta Kappa activities, participation in extracurricular activities, and/or participation in civic engagement. iii. SF Honors Program students must demonstrate adequate progress towards completing an Honors Program graduation credential. Phi Theta Kappa students must demonstrate adequate progress towards graduating with a Santa Fe College Degree. iv. Meet with the Honors Program Coordinator for a mid-semester review and registration. v. Notify the Honors Program Coordinator of any changes in schedule, major, program, etc. 295904 |
Last Mile Scholarship/Finish at the Top - MS 106
This scholarship is awarded to full- or part-time students nearing completion of their
credential. The scholarship is awarded as a one-term award. Awards are renewable up to two terms with no break in attendance between major semesters (fall and spring, excluding summer). Students must reapply after a break in attendance. Students who meet the following criteria are eligible to apply for the scholarship: i. Have at least a 2.0 SF Cumulative GPA; ii. Have 12 credit hours or less remaining to successful completion of their SF credential; iii. Have in-state residency or qualify for the Florida High School Graduate Out-of[1]State Waiver for tuition purposes; iv. Have been a previous SF student, but not enrolled within the past year; and v. Apply or have applied for re-admission to SF and be enrolled in the applicable semester. In addition to applicable priority considerations listed in the General Scholarship Eligibility Section, priority consideration is given to student applications based on the following criteria: i. Previous (continuously eligible) receipt of scholarship needing renewal for completion; ii. The least number of credit hours remaining for successful SF program completion; and iii. First generation status as identified by either the FAFSA application or by the College. 295904 |
Life Happens Emergency Aid Grant - ZN 952
The Santa Fe College Emergency Aid Grant is available to assist currently enrolled students who have a sudden, unforeseen financial emergency. The grant is awarded by the Santa Fe College Foundation to help students overcome temporary financial crises so that they may remain enrolled at Santa Fe College.
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Eligibility for the Grant • Student must not have received an SF emergency grant before • Students must be currently enrolled • Students must have a record of good conduct • Students must have at least a 2.0 cumulative GPA at Santa Fe College • Students must have completed at least 6 credit hours at Santa Fe College • Students must not have outstanding debts with Santa Fe College What is an Eligible Emergency? Eligible emergencies are financial situations that are immediate, short-term and severe in nature. Emergencies are not chronic and do not involve pre-existing circumstances. Emergencies considered by the committee include documented: • Transportation Issues • Loss of Childcare • Fire or Natural Disaster • Medical Issues • Victimization • Theft of Essential Academic Items • Other (explain in narrative) Emergency Aid Process All students seeking emergency aid must: 1) Complete the online emergency aid application, 2) Upload supportive and verifiable documentation, and 3) Meet with the Ombudsperson (or designee). The Emergency Aid Review Committee will review the application, evaluate the documentation and consider comments from the Ombudsperson (or designee). Students will be notified on whether the application is approved or denied through an eSantaFe notification. Emergency Grant Payments Emergency grant payments will be made directly to a third party on the student’s behalf. Emergency grant payments will be made directly to a third party on the student’s behalf. Note that the college (SF) is not considered third party. 295904 |
Open Door Grant - Recruitmenthttps://sfcollege.scholarships.ngwebsolutions.com/scholarships/managescholarship/general?availabilityId=165461#awarding_tab
Open Door Grant Program at Santa Fe College – Unlocking Your Potential! Ready to step through the doorway to opportunity? The Open Door Grant Program is here to help students embark on career and technical education programs. 💰 What's in it for You?
🔧 Eligible Programs: Take your pick from a variety of career-building programs, including:
🎓 How to Get Started:
🚀 Take the Next Step! 295904 |
Open Door Grant - ZN 922
Open Door Grant Program at Santa Fe College – Unlocking Your Potential! Ready to step through the doorway to opportunity? The Open Door Grant Program is here to help students embark on career and technical education programs. 💰 What's in it for You?
🔧 Eligible Programs: Take your pick from a variety of career-building programs, including:
🎓 How to Get Started:
🚀 Take the Next Step! 295904 |
Open Door Grant Stipend - ZN 923
Open Door Grant Program at Santa Fe College – Unlocking Your Potential! Ready to step through the doorway to opportunity? The Open Door Grant Program is here to help students embark on career and technical education programs. 💰 What's in it for You?
🔧 Eligible Programs: Take your pick from a variety of career-building programs, including:
🎓 How to Get Started:
🚀 Take the Next Step! 295904 |
Part-Time Scholarship - MS 105
This scholarship is awarded to part-time students. The scholarship is awarded as a fall, spring, and summer one-year award, subject to meeting all requirements of the scholarship for each term.
Students who meet the following criteria are eligible to apply for the scholarship: i. Have at least a minimum 2.25 High School or SF GPA; ii. Be admitted into in an SF program; iii. Have in-state residency or qualify for the Florida High School Graduate Out-of-State Waiver for tuition purposes; and iv. Have financial need as determined by either a FAFSA standardized calculation or a statement of financial need per application requirements. 295904 |
SF Achieve Scholarship - MS 100
The SF Achieve Scholarship is awarded to Alachua and Bradford County public high school
graduates who meet the eligibility criteria listed below. The scholarship provides a book stipend valued at $400 per semester, based on a student enrolling in 12 credits. Enrollment in less than 12 credits results in a pro-rated book stipend. SF Achieve scholarship recipients whose FAFSA standard calculation is within the threshold of the Pell Grant FAFSA standard calculation will receive additional funds to fully cover the cost of tuition and fees for up to 12 credits (or a flat dollar amount for clock hours) per semester if the cost of tuition and fees is more than their Pell Grant plus any other state or local funding (i.e. Bright Futures, FRAG, FSAG, Foundation scholarships, etc.) for which they are eligible. The SF Achieve Scholarship will be granted to all persons who meet the following criteria: i. Attended for least one academic year and received a standard high school diploma from a public high school located in Alachua or Bradford County, which includes charter schools, the Alachua & Bradford County e-Schools, and PK Yonge; ii. Complete the Florida Residency declaration and submit any required documents; iii. Complete the FAFSA or, if unable to do so due to citizenship status, complete other forms provided by SF and submit requested documentation to determine financial need; iv. Satisfactorily complete the senior-level SF Achieve course; v. Sign the SF Achieve Commitment; and vi. Enroll in a degree or certificate-seeking program at SF within one year of graduating high school. 295904 |
SF Achieve Scholarship Plus - MS 999
The SF Achieve Scholarship Plus is awarded to Alachua and Bradford County public high school
graduates who meet the eligibility criteria listed below. The scholarship provides a book stipend valued at $400 per semester, based on a student enrolling in 12 credits. Enrollment in less than 12 credits results in a pro-rated book stipend. SF Achieve scholarship recipients whose FAFSA standard calculation is within the threshold of the Pell Grant FAFSA standard calculation will receive additional funds to fully cover the cost of tuition and fees for up to 12 credits (or a flat dollar amount for clock hours) per semester if the cost of tuition and fees is more than their Pell Grant plus any other state or local funding (i.e. Bright Futures, FRAG, FSAG, Foundation scholarships, etc.) for which they are eligible. The SF Achieve Scholarship will be granted to all persons who meet the following criteria: i. Attended for least one academic year and received a standard high school diploma from a public high school located in Alachua or Bradford County, which includes charter schools, the Alachua & Bradford County e-Schools, and PK Yonge; ii. Complete the Florida Residency declaration and submit any required documents; iii. Complete the FAFSA or, if unable to do so due to citizenship status, complete other forms provided by SF and submit requested documentation to determine financial need; iv. Satisfactorily complete the senior-level SF Achieve course; v. Sign the SF Achieve Commitment; and vi. Enroll in a degree or certificate-seeking program at SF within one year of graduating high school. 295904 |
SF Achieve Stipend - MS 101
The SF Achieve Stipend is awarded to Alachua and Bradford County public high school and PK Yonge graduates. The scholarship provides a book stipend valued at $400 per semester, based on a student enrolling in 12 credits. Enrollment in less than 12 credits results in a pro-rated book stipend.
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SF UF DEI Diversity Work Study Program - 20
SF UF Diversity Equity and Inclusion Work Study Internship Program
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Stuart McRae Scholarship
Stuart McRae Scholarship
Designed to support high performing students in Study Abroad activities. Students must:
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Student Ambassador Scholarship - JI 740
The Student Ambassador Scholarship shall be awarded to up to 12 students each academic
year. The maximum number of credit hours covered by the Student Ambassador Scholarship is 12 credit hours for fall and spring terms and 6 credit hours for summer term. Students who meet the following criteria are eligible to apply for the Ambassador Scholarship: i. Earned at least 12 credit hours at SFCollege ii. Has at least a 3.0 SF Cumulative GPA iii. Demonstrates evidence of leadership qualities, participation in College activities, and/or civic and social engagement. Students who receive an Ambassador Scholarship must: i. Maintain at least a 3.0 SF Cumulative GPA. ii. Demonstrate adequate progress towards graduating with an SF Degree. iii. Participate in the Ambassador Leadership Training Workshops. iv. Engage in Ambassador Activity Hours. While the primary purpose of Ambassador Scholarship funds is to further the education and training of SF students, Ambassadors are compensated with taxable income for Ambassador Activity Hours. Ambassador Activity Hours involve service that primarily benefits the College and Ambassadors are limited to 20 Ambassador Activity Hours in the summer, 40 Ambassador Activity Hours in the fall and 40 Ambassador Activity Hours in the spring. 295904 |
Student Support Services STEM - ZN 961
The STEM3S Student Support Services Program is designed to increase the college retention and graduation rates of its participants and to assist students make the transition from one level of higher education to the next.
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Textbook Scholarship Barnes and Nobles - ZN 375
The Santa Fe College Textbook Scholarship provides $200 scholarship award to eligible Santa Fe College (SF) students. Awards are in the form of a usable credit to the Barnes and Nobles College Bookstore. Scholarship winners are determined by random selection from the pool of eligible student applicants.
The minimum requirements for the award of this scholarship are:
Amounts will become visible to scholarship winners soon after the selections. The amounts are visible on winners' accounts, but does not pay out directly to students; scholarships are distributed as $200 in bookstore credit that can be used directly with the Barnes and Nobles College bookstore. The scholarships must be used within 2 major terms of winning/selection, or the scholarship is forfeit/returned. Scholarships are provided by Barnes and Nobles College Bookstores, Inc. |
XX_SF Achieve Scholarship - EFC TESTING - TM
The SF Achieve Scholarship is awarded to Alachua and Bradford County public high school
graduates who meet the eligibility criteria listed below. The scholarship provides a book stipend valued at $400 per semester, based on a student enrolling in 12 credits. Enrollment in less than 12 credits results in a pro-rated book stipend. SF Achieve scholarship recipients whose FAFSA standard calculation is within the threshold of the Pell Grant FAFSA standard calculation will receive additional funds to fully cover the cost of tuition and fees for up to 12 credits (or a flat dollar amount for clock hours) per semester if the cost of tuition and fees is more than their Pell Grant plus any other state or local funding (i.e. Bright Futures, FRAG, FSAG, Foundation scholarships, etc.) for which they are eligible. The SF Achieve Scholarship will be granted to all persons who meet the following criteria: i. Attended for least one academic year and received a standard high school diploma from a public high school located in Alachua or Bradford County, which includes charter schools, the Alachua & Bradford County e-Schools, and PK Yonge; ii. Complete the Florida Residency declaration and submit any required documents; iii. Complete the FAFSA or, if unable to do so due to citizenship status, complete other forms provided by SF and submit requested documentation to determine financial need; iv. Satisfactorily complete the senior-level SF Achieve course; v. Sign the SF Achieve Commitment; and vi. Enroll in a degree or certificate-seeking program at SF within one year of graduating high school. 295904 |
