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Eula Mae Jett Scholarship — High School Senior Category

Offered by Legal Professionals, Incorporated

About this scholarship

Legal Professionals, Incorporated offers the high-school category of its Eula Mae Jett Scholarship to California seniors preparing for a legal-support or court-administration career. This is not a law-school scholarship. Eligible programs can prepare students to become legal secretaries, paralegals or legal assistants, court reporters, law-office administrators, court clerks, or related legal professionals. The senior must complete high school by the end of June 2027 and enroll in the fall in a college, business school, or approved online program lasting at least six months. LPI awards $2,000 to the first-place applicant and $1,000 to the second-place applicant in this category. The packet requires a biographical letter, one recommendation from a nonrelative, an unofficial transcript, and the official checklist. Applicants normally submit through a participating local LPI association by that association's earlier deadline; only students without a local association submit directly to LPI. The association-forwarding deadline is April 1, 2027 at 11:59 p.m., so students should identify their local association well in advance.

Eligibility

  • Be a legal resident of the United States and a legal resident of California
  • Live in California during the scholarship year
  • Complete high school by the end of June 2027
  • Enroll in fall 2027 in an eligible legal-support or court-administration course of study lasting at least six months
  • Use an out-of-state online program only if it is ABA-accredited and approved by the LPI scholarship chair
  • Submit a biographical letter, one nonrelative recommendation, an unofficial transcript, and the official checklist
  • Apply through a local LPI association by its earlier deadline, or directly to LPI only when no local association is available

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