
What makes a Nii Mantse Scholar
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A knack for innovation.
A track record of innovating a new solution and problem-solving a challenge.
Creativity and uniqueness exhibited in prior independent endeavors.
Proven adaptability in a non-academic environment.
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Evidenced leadership skills.
An influential and positive character that draws in high-caliber team members and supporters.
Proven dedication and discipline in making impactful decisions that influence others.
Demonstrated capacity for inspiring innovation and forward-thinking approaches.
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Academic discipline.
Outstanding academic achievements and a clear intention to pursue a major in business or entrepreneurship.
Exceptional skills in both written and verbal communication.
Demonstrated intellectual prowess and aptitude in problem-solving.
Eligibility Criteria
Fellowship offer:
One time scholarship in the amount of $1,000 applied towards a winning recipient’s first year tuition or room & board.
The criteria of eligible students that can be selected for a Nii Mantse Fellowship:
A current high school senior.
Received an offer to or applying to an undergraduate program (with the intent of studying a business major or an entrepreneurship major) at a regionally accredited college or university in the United States.
Must have a minimum of 3.5 GPA upon submission of application via official transcript.
Student must be of black, African, African-American, or Caribbean descent.
Requirements of application
Demographic application
Essay/personal statement
High School Transcript
(2) Letters of recommendation
Evidence of volunteering service
Resume
Application Timeline
September - October:
Applications are open for the Nii Mantse Scholarship
October 31st:
Final deadline for applications to be considered for the scholarship
Early November:
Finalists are notified and invited to the virtual interview round
December 5th:
2-5 students will be notified of their selection as a scholar recipient. Upon matriculation into their college or university, winners will have their $1,000 scholarship applied towards their tuition.