Scholarships

The National Essay Contest is open to all middle and high school students.

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2023 Essay Contest Theme: "The Impact of AI on Children & Future Generations: Positives & Negatives" 

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Submissions due by November 30, 2023
 

High School  

• 1st Place: $500.00

• 2nd Place: $250.00

• 3rd Place: $100.00

Middle School 

• 1st Place: $500.00

• 2nd Place: $250.00

• 3rd Place: $100.00

Iota Phi Lambda Sorority awards scholarships for scholastic achievement to female graduating high school seniors wishing to pursue a college degree in business related fields. This National Scholarship is held annually. Judging criteria will include academic performance/achievement, career aspirations, demonstrated leadership, and financial need. 

This scholarship offers financial support and is awarded to a pregnant or teenage mother graduating high school, who plans to pursue higher education to an accredited college or institution.

Awarded to a graduating high school student or a continuing college student, who graduated from high school within the past 4 years, enabling them to pursue or continue academic studies in the field of business, business administration, science, or engineering at an institution of higher learning of their choice located in the United States of America.

This scholarship offers financial support and is awarded to a deserving FIL, a high school senior, who will pursue a degree in a business-related field of study.
 
The winner will be selected based on their SAT/ACT scores as well as additional eligibility requirements as selected by Iota Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc. 

Iota Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc. seeks to encourage young women entering the field of business and/or other professions. The Eastern Region wishes to support endeavors to pursue education through this $1,000.00 award for a female graduating senior who plans to major in business or another profession. This highly competitive award is conducted by the Eastern Region and administered through our chapter.

To apply please submit the required application and supporting documentation to your local chapter by February 24, 2024.