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Qualify for up to $40,000 for college with the Meeting Street Scholarship Fund

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This straightforward scholarship helps fund big dreams.

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Dreaming of college, but worried about costs? The Meeting Street Scholarship Fund has you covered with up to $40,000 for high-achieving students with financial need.

It’s simple to apply, with no essays or recommendation letters needed — just five straightforward requirements:

  • Live in an eligible county (Charleston is on the list)
  • Graduate from a public high school
  • Earn a LIFE or Palmetto Fellows Scholarship
  • Complete the FAFSA and qualify for a Federal Pell Grant
  • Enroll full-time at one of 17 in-state colleges with graduation rates of 50% or higher

And here’s the best part: Every student who meets the requirements gets the scholarship — no limits, no waiting games.

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