Freedom From Religion Foundation/Michael Hakeem Memorial Essay Contest for Ongoing College Students
Download as PDF
Open to all ongoing undergraduate college students up to age 24 already attending a North American college or university. You remain eligible to enter this contest if you will graduate from college by spring or summer of 2020. If you're entering college in Fall 2020 for the first time, please enter FFRF's contest for college-bound high school seniors. If you're a student of color up to age 21, who is currently enrolled in college, you may enter this contest or the David Hudak Student of Color Contest, but you may not enter both contests. Applicant must submit a 450-650 words essay using the topic "The Necessity of Freethought — Why I am Not Religious."
Award Information
- Award Amount
- $200 - $3,500
- Number of Awards
- 10
- Application Deadline
- July 1
- Available to Class Level
- Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors
- Renewability
- Not renewable
Eligibility Requirements
- Minimum GPA Required
- 0
- Ethnicity/Heritage
- None specified
- Residency
- None specified
- Gender
- None specified
- Religious Affiliation
- None specified
- Location of College
- None specified
- Area of Study
- None specified
- Financial Need
- Financial need analysis is not required
Scholarship Sponsor
- Organization
-
Foundation Co-President
Freedom From Religion Foundation - Address
- Not reported
- City, State, Zip
- Not reported, ,
- Telephone
- (608) 256-8900
- info@ffrf.org
- Website
- Website
Data Source: Peterson’s Private Financial Aid Database, copyright © 2020 Peterson’s LLC. All rights reserved.
