YSP January 2017
Types of Awards Available
PUMBC YSP encompasses two (2) types of Financial Awards to promote the continuing secondary
education of the PUMBC active youth membership.
High School Student Award is a financial award that exists to foster the academic maturity of the
PUMBC Graduating High School Senior entering into an accredited college, university or technical
institution to complete a two-year associate’s or four-year bachelor’s degree.
Requirements to become a recipient of the PUMBC YSP High School Student Award:
Collegiate Student Award is a once a year financial award that exists to provide continuing support
to existing PUMBC College Youth who are maintaining requirements toward completing an
undergraduate (associate or bachelor) degree at an accredited two-year or four-year College,
university or technical institution.
Requirements to become a recipient of the PUMBC YSP Collegiate Student Award:
Award Guidelines
Scholarship Award Timelines
1. Scholarship advertising begins in January (or shortly afterwards) for the school year
beginning in August/September of the year.
1. Submit a completed PUMBC YSP Award Application.
2. Submit a brief
letter (approximately 300 words) outlining the applicant’s
future goals.
3. Proof of applicant’s acceptance and subsequent registration into an
accredited college, university or technical institution.
4. Meet the deadlines for the above requirements.
1. Applicant must be an existing PUMBC college student between the ages of 18 and 22
years old who has NOT received a PUMBC YSP Award three (3) times.
2. Submit a completed PUMBC YSP Award Application (typed).
3. Submit an official sealed copy of college transcript.
4. Have a 2.75 GPA (on a 4.0 Scale) during
residency at a two-year or four-
year accredited college, university or technical institution working toward an associate
or bachelor degree;
5. A brief
letter (approximately 500 words) from the student to the PUMBC
Christian Education Department Scholarship Board indicating Spiritual growth,
academic and career intent. Content of letter may include:
i. Student’s major
ii. Why student is pursuing this major
iii. Student’s expected graduation date
iv. Student’s plans upon completing your academic goals
v. Status of student’s spiritual growth/life
6. Meet the deadlines for the above requirements