Get Sample Application Due March 31, 2006 For Undergraduate ... - Uh

This guide provides comprehensive instructions on completing the SAMPLE APPLICATION for undergraduate scholarships for students minoring in African American Studies. Follow each step carefully to ensure that your application is submitted correctly and on time.

Follow the steps to successfully complete the application form.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the application form and open it in your preferred document editor.
2. Begin by providing your full name at the top of each application page, ensuring accuracy in all personal details.
3. Complete the section regarding your current address, phone number, and email address. Confirm that all contact information is correct for communication purposes.
4. Enter your Student ID number as it appears on your university records. This identifier is essential for processing your application.
5. Specify your declared minor by selecting 'African American Studies' and mention your current major. Ensure this aligns with your academic program.
6. In the section regarding your racial or ethnic background, choose the options that apply. If you are a non-U.S. citizen, indicate your country of citizenship.
7. Carefully read and complete the certification statement, then sign and date the application to validate your submission.
8. Gather supplementary documents, including your official UH GPA, a personal letter of intent, and two letters of support, ensuring that they meet the required specifications.
9. Review the entire application to confirm that all fields are filled accurately and completely. Incomplete forms will not be accepted.
10. After verifying your application, save your changes, then download and print the completed form for submission.
11. Submit your completed application to the African American Studies Program office, located at 629 Agnes Arnold Hall, University of Houston, ensuring it is sent before the deadline of March 31, 2006.

Start filling out your application online today to secure your chance for funding in African American Studies.