What is the The Ally Financial Law Scholars?
The The Ally Financial Law Scholars is a scholarship worth Varies (amount not published by the sponsor) from Congressional Black Caucus Foundation. The Ally Financial Law Scholars program is administered by the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation for students pursuing a law degree. It shares the foundation's common application window, opening in early January and closing in late March, with submissions through the CBCF scholarship portal. Immediate relatives of a CBC Member are not eligible.
Who is eligible for the The Ally Financial Law Scholars?
Congressional Black Caucus Foundation requires that applicants be pursuing a law degree, along with 2 further requirements: apply through the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation scholarship portal; not be an immediate relative of a Congressional Black Caucus Member. Open to students from underrepresented or minority backgrounds, including Black students.
What is the deadline for the The Ally Financial Law Scholars?
This award does not have a fixed published deadline. Its usual cycle is: Annually, late March (applications open early January). The 2026 cycle ran January 5 to March 27, 2026 and has closed.
Is there a GPA requirement for the The Ally Financial Law Scholars?
Congressional Black Caucus Foundation does not publish a minimum GPA for this award. That usually means applications are assessed holistically, with essays, financial need, recommendations, and community involvement weighed alongside grades.
Is the The Ally Financial Law Scholars only for Black students?
No. Open to students from underrepresented or minority backgrounds, including Black students. We verified this against the sponsor's published criteria on August 13, 2026.