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TMCF

Thurgood Marshall College Fund

Supports students at its member schools — publicly supported HBCUs, historically Black community colleges, predominantly Black institutions, and HBCU medical and law schools — through scholarships and career programs.

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Programs
TMCF offers gap completion, access, and programmatic scholarships. Each program has its own eligibility. Applications go through the TMCF scholarship portal.
Typical deadlines
Many 2027–28 awards opened August 3, 2026. Deadlines vary by award; TMCF deadlines are firm and set in Eastern Time.
Who's eligible
Most awards require full-time enrollment at a TMCF member school, a minimum GPA, financial need, and U.S. citizenship or permanent residency. TMCF evaluates students for one scholarship per academic year.

Scholarships

  • TMCF

    Eastern Area Links Finish Line Scholarship

    Up to $1,500

    Need-based award of up to $1,500 for 2026–27 to help seniors at 15 eastern HBCUs finish their degree.

    • New this week
    • No essay
    • 2.5+ GPA
    Deadline December 1, 2026

  • TMCF

    MolsonCoors Scholarship

    Up to $8,200

    Need-based award of up to $8,200 for 2027–28 for full-time students at TMCF member schools. Six scholars are selected.

    • New this week
    • No essay
    • 3.0+ GPA
    Deadline January 8, 2027

  • TMCF

    Enterprise Access HBCU Scholarship

    Up to $15,000

    Need-based award of up to $15,000 for 2027–28 for undergraduates at TMCF member HBCUs. 81 scholars are selected.

    • New this week
    • No essay
    • 2.75+ GPA
    Deadline January 8, 2027

  • TMCF

    Enterprise Access HBCC Scholarship

    Up to $1,500

    Need-based award of up to $1,500 for 2027–28 for full-time students at TMCF member historically Black community colleges. 34 scholars are selected.

    • New this week
    • No essay
    • 2.75+ GPA
    Deadline January 8, 2027

53 member schools

Many TMCF awards are only for students at these schools. TMCF's list also includes predominantly Black institutions and law and medical schools that aren't in our HBCU directory.

Checked against the official site on November 8, 2026. Source: tmcf.org (opens in a new tab)