Amount: $2,500
Deadline: April 30 (2026 - check for 2027 updates)
Level: undergraduate
Renewable: No
About
This CBCF scholarship, supported by General Mills, provides financial assistance to African American students pursuing degrees in health, nutrition, and food science.
Eligibility
- Citizenship: US
- GPA: 2.5+
- Demographic: african-american
- Must be pursuing a degree in a health, nutrition, or food science related field.
- Demonstrate leadership potential and commitment to community service.
Required Materials
- Online application
- Essay
- Official transcript
- 2 letters of recommendation
- Resume
Timeline
Applications open typically in February. Deadline is April 30. Winners notified in July.
Tips
Connect your academic and career goals to addressing health disparities and promoting wellness within the Black community. Mention General Mills' focus if relevant.