NABJ Scholarship
Offered by National Association of Black Journalists
NABJ scholarships support African American students pursuing careers in journalism, broadcasting, digital media, and communications.
African American students pursuing journalism or media degrees
About the National Association of Black Journalists
The NABJ Scholarship is a $2,500 - $5,000 journalism scholarship offered by National Association of Black Journalists to support Black students investing in higher education. It is open to Black students at colleges and universities across the United States.
African American students pursuing journalism or media degrees
The NABJ Scholarship application deadline is March 15. Applicants should submit through the official portal at National Association of Black Journalists and prepare documentation including academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, and any required personal statements well in advance of the deadline. This scholarship is listed on BlackCollegeScholarships.com as part of a directory of 110+ awards for Black students — all free to browse and apply to directly.
NABJ Scholarship — Common Questions
What is the NABJ Scholarship?
The NABJ Scholarship is a $2,500 - $5,000 scholarship offered by National Association of Black Journalists. It is a journalism scholarship available to Black students across the United States. The application deadline is March 15.
Who is eligible for the NABJ Scholarship?
African American students pursuing journalism or media degrees Review all requirements on the official application page before applying.
How do I apply for the NABJ Scholarship?
To apply for the NABJ Scholarship, click the "Apply Now" button on this page — you will be directed to the official application at National Association of Black Journalists. The deadline is March 15. Prepare all required documents in advance, including transcripts, letters of recommendation, and any required essays. BlackCollegeScholarships.com does not process applications and links directly to the sponsoring organization.