AMGEF Scholarship Application

AMGEF Scholarship

Eligibility: High school senior, minority males from the Houston Area attending a four year college or university.
General Information
Student's Name*

First NameLast Name
Student Address*

Street Address

Street Address Line 2

CityState / Province

Postal / Zip CodeCountry
Phone Number*

Area CodePhone Number
E-mail*
Student Birth Date*

MonthDayYear
Parent/Guardian Name

First NameLast Name
Parent/Guardian Name

First NameLast Name
Phone Number

Area CodePhone Number
Parent/Guardian E-mail*
Education
High School*
School District*
Grade Point Average (4.0 Scale)*
Student Rank*
Were you unable to take the ACT/SAT due to the covid-19 pandemic?

YesNo
Exam Score (ACT/SAT)
If No, report your score above.
Future College(s)*
Enter school you intend to matriculate.
Future Major(s)*
Enter school you intend to matriculate.
Scholarship recipients are well rounded students. Tell us what were you involved in.
Community Service/Organization Member - list leadership roles if applicable.
Extra-Curricular Activities - list leadership roles if applicable.
Awards/Honors Recognitions
Community Service/Organization Member
Awards/Honors/Recognitions
Extra-Curricular Activities
Transcript(s)

Must be current, official transcript(s).
Upload Transcript(s)*

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Student Aid Report

How do I view my SAR? View your SAR by logging in to your FAFSA form https://fafsa.ed.gov and selecting “View or Print your Student Aid Report (SAR)” from the “My FAFSA” page.
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Recommendation Letter

Letters must have official letterhead.
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Recommender E-mail
Scholarship

Applicants can apply to only ONE scholarship category. Applicants will complete the essay prompt contingent upon their selected application category. Keep essay word count between 500-1000 words.
Will you be attending a HBCU? (Historically Black Colleges and Universites)*
Select Scholarship Type*
The HBCU scholarship option is only for students attending a HBCU.
Harry E. Johnson, Sr. Merit-Based Scholarship Writing Prompt

Top finalists will have the opportunity to submit a 2-minutevideo response to a specific prompt question. Finalists will be notified byJuly 31, 2025.
Need-Based Scholarship Writing Prompt

Pursuing a college education as a low-income or first-generation student is itself an act of resistance. Reflect on a time when you encountered a financial or systemic barrier to education. What did it reveal about broader inequalities in access and opportunity? How do you plan to use your education to create more equitable systems for others facing similar challenges? Be specific about your goals and strategies for driving long-term change.
HBCU Scholarship Writing Prompt

HBCU shave historically served as both sanctuaries and launching pads for movements against racial injustice. Why have you chosen to attend an HBCU, and how does your choice reflect your commitment to resisting oppressive structures? How will you use the unique cultural, intellectual, and activist legacy of HBCUs to deepen your engagement in social justice work and contribute to liberation-focused leadership?
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AMGEF Scholarship

General Information

Education

Scholarship recipients are well rounded students. Tell us what were you involved in.

Transcript(s)

Student Aid Report

Recommendation Letter

Scholarship

Harry E. Johnson, Sr. Merit-Based Scholarship Writing Prompt

Need-Based Scholarship Writing Prompt

HBCU Scholarship Writing Prompt