Scholarships
Scholarships on this page are specifically for Business Administration majors.
(Sustainable Hospitality & Tourism Management majors, see Hospitality Scholarships.)
- For assistance meeting basic needs, visit the College of Business Student Emergency Fund webpage.
- CSUMB also offers a variety of scholarship opportunities at CSUMB's Financial Aid Website.
Contact business@csumb.edu for more information on the scholarships offered below.
College of Business Family and Friends Scholarship
Generous donors have provided scholarship funds for several $1000 scholarships to be awarded to Business students.
Requirements
- Declared Business major,
- Sophomore, junior, or senior class standing,
- Full-time students (min 12 semester units),
- 2.0 GP or higher,
- Essay (up to 1000 words) describing who you are, i.e., telling your story. You must also provide reasons why you should be considered for the scholarship, and what it will mean to you and your family.
Hilda Holl Memorial Scholarship
This is a $1000 scholarship created by the Carmel Valley Rotary Club Foundation and Michael Holl in memory of Michael's wife, Hilda Holl. Please visit www.carmelvalleyrotaryclub.org to see a photo of Hilda as a college student and to learn more about her and the creation of this scholarship.
Requirements
Visit www.carmelvalleyrotaryclub.org for selection criteria.
Women's Leadership Council Scholarship
The mission of the Women's Leadership Council is to support educational opportunities for re-entry students at CSUMB.
Requirements
This scholarship is for CSUMB re-entry students who
- Have returned to school after an absence of a year or more;
- Face financial challenges, including parental responsibilities, that traditional students do not encounter.
CalCPA Scholarship
This scholarship is offered by the CalCPA Peninsula Silicon Valley Chapter.
Requirements
Applicants must be
- Student members of CalCPA,
- United States citizen or permanent resident,
- Currently enrolled as a full-time student or working and enrolled as a part-time student with, with a GPA 3.0 or higher,
- Accounting or business major or show intent as such,
- First-time applicant to CalCPA scholarship.