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SoFi $2,500 Scholarship Giveaway

SoFi
United States Bachelor's, Exchange, Master's, PhD, Postdoc Aug 31, 2026

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Overview

Enter SoFi $2,500 monthly Scholarship Giveaway — no essays, no interviews, no hoops. Winning is that easy!

Eligibility

Host country
United States
Eligible nationalities
Not stated
Degree level
Bachelor's, Exchange, Master's, PhD, Postdoc

Funding coverage

  • $2,500 award
  • No essays required
  • No interviews required
  • Awarded monthly

Academic requirements

Minimum GPA
Not stated

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