2025 Providence Ebubechi Napoleon Memorial Undergraduate Scholarship

The Providence Memorial Undergraduate Scholarship is designed to support Black or African students pursuing higher education in English-speaking African countries. Successful applicants may receive up to $250 annually, renewable for up to four years, contingent on academic performance and good conduct. The total scholarship amount cannot exceed $1,000. Funds can be allocated toward tuition, accommodation, or meal expenses.

This scholarship celebrates the life and values of Providence Ebubechi Napoleon (née Okoye) by empowering students who exhibit academic excellence, leadership qualities, and a dedication to community service.

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Scholarship Benefits

Annual award of up to $250, renewable for four years (maximum total of $1,000).
Funds can be used for tuition, housing, or meal costs.

Eligibility Criteria

Nationality & Location:

Open to Black or African students enrolled in or planning to attend an accredited undergraduate program in an English-speaking African country.

Financial Award:

Up to $250 per year, renewable for four years (maximum $1,000).
Funds applicable to tuition, housing, or meal expenses.

Renewal Requirements:

Maintain strong academic performance.
Exhibit good conduct and character within the academic and local community.
Submit an annual academic transcript and a brief progress report.

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Ideal Candidate Profile

The scholarship seeks applicants who:

Demonstrate academic excellence and leadership potential.
Are committed to making a positive impact in their community.
Face financial challenges in pursuing higher education.
Exhibit integrity, resilience, and a dedication to personal and academic growth.

This initiative aims to empower future leaders by alleviating financial burdens, and enabling students to focus on their studies while honoring Providence’s legacy of faith, compassion, and service.

Required Application Documents

Recommendation Letter:

One letter from a teacher, professor, community leader, or religious leader.

Proof of Enrollment:

Documentation confirming current enrollment or acceptance into an eligible undergraduate program.

Academic Transcript:

Most recent transcript from high school or university.

Personal Essay:

A 500-750 word essay addressing: “How do you plan to build a legacy of compassion, faith, and dedication through your education, career, and personal life?”