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- The Pennsylvania State University offers a scholarship to help undergraduate students who are coping with the impact of gun violence through the Karli Short Better Tomorrow Foundation.
The Pennsylvania State University offers a scholarship to help undergraduate students who are coping with the impact of gun violence through the Karli Short Better Tomorrow Foundation.
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- #### Eligibility Requirements - Have experienced gun violence - Have completed the 2025-26 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and demonstrate a financial need - Enrolled as an Undergraduate Student at Penn State University Park #### Application and Contact Information To be considered, students must submit a letter that includes the following: - Student's Name - Student's Penn State ID Number - A brief, two to three paragraph statement summarizing how gun violence has impacted your life and why you should be selected to receive the Karli Short Better Tomorrow Scholarship Download the Karli Short Better Tomorrow Scholarship Scholarship application Submit your application via email to: Office of Student Aid Scholarship Committee University Scholarships Scholarship note email Application Deadline Application material will be accepted until May 8, 2026.
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- | ### Institutional Scholarships Managed by the Office of Student Aidplus icon Deadlines and Application Information for the 2025-26 Academic Year ### Karli Short Better Tomorrow Scholarship The Pennsylvania State University offers a scholarship to help undergraduate students who are coping with the impact of gun violence through the Karli Short Better Tomorrow Foundation.
#### Eligibility Requirements - Have experienced gun violence - Have completed the 2025-26 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and demonstrate a financial need - Enrolled as an Undergraduate Student at Penn State University Park #### Application and Contact Information To be considered, students must submit a letter that includes the following: - Student's Name - Student's Penn State ID Number - A brief, two to three paragraph statement summarizing how gun violence has impacted your life and why you should be selected to receive the Karli Short Better Tomorrow Scholarship Download the Karli Short Better Tomorrow Scholarship Scholarship application Submit your application via email to: Office of Student Aid Scholarship Committee University Scholarships Scholarship note email Application Deadline Application material will be accepted until May 8, 2026.
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| ### Institutional Scholarships Managed by the Office of Student Aidplus icon Deadlines and Application Information for the 2025-26 Academic Year ### Karli Short Better Tomorrow Scholarship The Pennsylvania State University offers a scholarship to help undergraduate students who are coping with the impact of gun violence through the Karli Short Better Tomorrow Foundation.
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The Karli Short Better Tomorrow Scholarship is a $5,000 need-based scholarship awarded to students attending Penn State University Park campus with demonstrated financial need, and who have been impacted by gun violence.
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The scholarship will be awarded for one academic year and may be renewed for subsequent years providing the recipient continues to meet the eligibility criteria and funds are available.
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