Career Fit Test Annual $500 Scholarship

Eligibility
Applicants must be currently enrolled in or due to enroll in a full-time US-accredited undergraduate or graduate program.
Open to students from all fields of study.
Must have a minimum GPA of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale.
Applications are welcome from domestic, international, and undocumented students.

Application Process
Watch the Career Fit Test™ video on the “About Career Test” page. The career test is designed to help you understand your career preferences and strengths, which can be valuable in shaping your future career.
Complete the Free Career Fit Test™. After completing the career test, you can upgrade to the Premium Career Fit Test™. (Upgrading is not required.)
Read the first chapter of Live Your Calling: A Practical Guide to Finding and Fulfilling Your Mission in Life. This is available at no cost.
Complete the online application form on the CareerFitTest.com scholarship page.
Submit a 400-500 word essay. This essay is an opportunity for you to showcase your passion for your chosen field of study, articulate your career goals, and demonstrate how your Career Fit Test™ results and insights from ‘Live Your Calling’ relate to your career path. A well-written and thoughtful essay can significantly enhance your application. Provide an academic transcript (official or unofficial) or a copy of an acceptance letter.
Submit one letter of recommendation from a professor, employer, or mentor.
CareerFitTest.com Scholarship Application

Selection Criteria
Passion for chosen field of study
Clarity and feasibility of career goals
Quality and originality of the essay, including the integration of Career Fit Test™ results and any insights from reading the first chapter of Live Your Calling.

Award Conditions
The scholarship award is non-renewable.
The winner agrees to have their name and essay published on CareerFitTest.com, our newsletter, and our social media pages.
CareerFitTest.com reserves the right to verify the recipient’s enrollment status and GPA.
All submitted information must be original work of the applicant.
Only one submission may be entered per student.