What does WSF mean in EDUCATIONAL

The Washington Scholarship Fund (WSF) is a private, non-profit organization that provides scholarships to eligible students in Washington State. The primary goal of WSF is to increase college access and success for low-income students.

To be eligible for a WSF scholarship, you must meet all of the following criteria: be a resident of Washington State; be enrolled or accepted as a full-time student in an accredited college or university; demonstrate financial need and have family income within the eligibility guidelines; and demonstrate good academic standing.

To apply for a WSF scholarship, you must complete an online application which includes completing a FAFSA or WASFA form. Additionally, you will need to provide documentation that verifies your financial information and other relevant information about your education and career plans.

In order to receive funding from the WSF, applicants must meet all eligibility criteria listed above as well as maintain an overall GPA of 2.5 or higher throughout their college degree program. Recipients are also expected to remain enrolled full time in their college program until graduation and sign up for another year if awarded additional funds from WSF.

Applications must be submitted before March 1st each year in order for consideration by WSF. Late submissions will not be accepted under any circumstances.

Yes, WSF awards scholarships annually as long as there are sufficient funds available through donations or other sources.

Yes, award amounts can range from $500-$5000 depending on criteria such as family income and educational background, but all awards must be at least $500 per semester/quarter (or equivalent).

Yes, your overall GPA does play an important role when considering your application since it indicates your academic progress throughout school. As stated earlier, it needs to be maintained at 2.5 or higher throughout your degree program in order to remain eligible for funding from WSF.