New York proposes a scholarship for high school graduates with a Gold Award from Girl Scouts or an Eagle Scout from Boy Scouts attending public.
New York Senate Bill S03296 establishes the Gold Award and Eagle Scout achievement scholarship. This scholarship provides $500 annually for up to four or five years to eligible New York high school graduates attending a public post-secondary institution. To qualify, students must have earned a Gold Award from the Girl Scouts of the United States of America or an Eagle Scout from the Boy Scouts of America. The scholarship can be used to offset the total cost of attendance for federal Title IV student financial aid purposes.
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