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Members apply for three scholarships with one application!

Thanks to the New York Credit Union Association's College Scholarship Program, your credit union can help make the dream of higher education a reality for young members!  With just one application, college-bound members are able to easily apply for up to three scholarships:

1. The Association's Statewide College Scholarship Program;
2. Your credit union's scholarship (if you choose to offer one); and
3. Your Chapter scholarship (based on chapter participation).

The College Scholarship Program is a simple, cost-effective way to build lasting relationships with young credit union members.  Here's how to participate:

1. Register for the Association's College Scholarship Program.
2. Choose your participation level. 
   1. Participate in our Statewide College Scholarship program, allow us to administer your own scholarship, or choose both!
   2. If your local Chapter offers a scholarship, applicants will automatically be considered for that scholarship as well!
3. Promote the program to your members.

The Association will handle the rest.  We'll also provide you with marketing graphics and other materials to help you promote the program.  Use the links below to get started!

1. Are you a coordinator for the Scholarship Program? Click here!
2. Are you a Chapter leader interested in offering a Chapter scholarship? Click here!
3. Want to learn how the Association can assist with administering your credit union's own scholarship? Click here! 

Participating Credit Unions

*Please be sure to check back often; this list is being updated every day.*

2020 Statewide College Scholarship Winners

Thanks to 73 credit unions and eight chapters, the New York Credit Union Association is awarding $30,000 in college scholarships to 48 bright, hardworking young credit union members.  The scholarships range from $250 to $1,750.  The recipients were the top scorers among the over 1,000 applications submitted by credit unions across the state.  Students were scored on their academic performance, extracurricular activities, honors, community service, leadership and writing.