Dream Chaser Scholarship

SUMMARY:
Turn your dreams into reality with the Salvado Law Dream Chaser Scholarship, exclusively dedicated to empowering first-generation college students! Recognizing the ambition and resilience it takes to be the first in your family to pursue higher education, this scholarship celebrates your journey and provides a financial award that can ease the tremendous burden of paying for college.

Through our commitment to supporting trailblazers like you, our $1,000 scholarship is available to students entering any year of college pursuing any field of study.

AWARD:
$1000

DEADLINES:
July 7, 2025
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS:
To ensure our scholarship reaches the most deserving candidates, please review the eligibility criteria below:

You must be a first-generation college student. This means your parents or guardians have yet to earn a four-year college degree. Please note that you are still considered a first-generation student if you have older siblings who have also attended.
You must be planning to attend law school or pursue a career in law in some capacity.
You must have a GPA of 3.2 or higher. Our scholarship recognizes and celebrates hard work and academic achievement.
You must be enrolled as a full-time student at an accredited college, university, or law school within the United States. Please note that we are not currently accepting applications from high school seniors or incoming freshmen.
If you meet these criteria, we enthusiastically encourage you to apply. The Salvado Law Dream Chaser Scholarship is more than financial support, it recognizes your commitment to your bright future.
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS:
The path to becoming a Salvado Law Dream Chaser starts here! Here is what you need to apply:

Please complete our digital application, which asks for your full name, college or university, email address, and more.
Acceptable documents to prove enrollment include acceptance letters from your college or university, unofficial transcripts, and class schedules for the upcoming semester. Your unofficial transcripts are required to show proof of most recently achieved GPA.