Journalism scholarships

These scholarships are open to permanent San Diego County residents and undergraduate and graduate students in San Diego County, who are planning to pursue a career in journalism.

These scholarships are open to incoming and current undergraduate and graduate students, who were either born in Cuba or are of direct Cuban descent. They are intended to support the studies of students in engineering, international relations, business, economics, communications and journalism.

This scholarship is a renewable award to an incoming freshman declaring an intention to major in journalism.

This scholarship is given to an incoming minority student who plans to major in the Department of Journalism.

This scholarship is for exceptional student journalist who demonstrates outstanding high school journalism service and has a strong commitment to professional journalism.

This scholarship is for incoming freshmen pursuing journalism as hes/her major.

This scholarship is for students who want to pursue a career in broadcasting. Applicant must be a Media Studies major.

This scholarship is for students in a Journalism & Mass Communication Degree program.

This scholarship is for students enrolled in a Journalism or Mass Communication Degree Program at Central Piedmont Community College.

This scholarship is for CPCC students enrolled in a Journalism and Mass Communication program.

This scholarship is for students in the communications program area of journalism, the mass communication area, and other related communications fields.

This scholarship is open to undergraduate juniors, seniors, recently graduated college students and graduate students, and recent college graduates, who have a commitment to a career in copy editing.

This scholarship, dedicated to Bill Walsh, former author, blogger, and longtime copy editor at the Washington Post, is open to undergraduate juniors, seniors, recently graduated college students and graduate students, and recent college graduates, who have a commitment to a career in copy editing.

The Against The Grain Artistic Scholarship provides financial assistance and promotion of Asian American college students pursuing a major in the performing, visual arts, journalism and/or mass communications.

These scholarships are open to high school, college, technical school and graduate school students who are studying photography or photojournalism.

This scholarship is open to students who are volunteering, studying, interning, teaching, or working abroad.

This scholarship is for students who will actively participate on the Northwest College Trail (NWC’s student newspaper), as the Trail Editor. Recipients are required to enroll in JOUR 1010 Publications Production I or JOUR 2010 Publications Production II and are strongly encouraged to enroll in JOUR 1100 Reporting and Newswriting...