Amount: $5,000
Deadline: June 1
Level: graduate
Renewable: No
About
The AILA Foundation's Immigrants' Rights Scholarship is awarded to law students who have demonstrated a commitment to immigrants' rights. It supports future legal professionals dedicated to immigration law.
Eligibility
- Citizenship: US, Permanent Resident, DACA
- GPA: 3.0+
- Demographic: immigrant
- Must be enrolled in an accredited U.S. law school.
- Demonstrate a commitment to immigrants' rights through academic coursework, pro bono work, or personal experience.
Required Materials
- Application form
- Personal statement outlining commitment to immigrants' rights
- Resume
- Law school transcript
- Letter of recommendation
Timeline
Applications open in April. Deadline in June. Winners notified in August.
Tips
Clearly articulate your passion for immigrants' rights. Provide specific examples of your involvement and experiences. Highlight any relevant legal internships or pro bono work.