UNCF and J.P. Morgan Wealth Management Launch 2022 Scholarship Applications and Expand Eligible Schools
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Posted By: Kennedy Williams on March 07, 2022 UNCF and J.P. Morgan Wealth Management are now accepting applications for the 2022 J.P. Morgan Wealth Management Scholarship Program. The number of eligible historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) has been expanded to 17. Launched in 2021, the program provides scholarships and mentorships to students studying any major at historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) to help them start a career as a financial advisor. J.P. Morgan Wealth Management will award a total of 375 scholarships through 2025. Students will receive an initial $2,000 scholarship and have the opportunity to participate in two paid professional summer programs to gain the skills to build a career as financial advisors. Students who complete both the Advancing Black Pathways Fellowship Program and the Financial Advisor Development Track Summer Analyst Program will receive an additional $5,000 scholarship during their senior year. “Many students have never thought about becoming a financial advisor or even know what the job entails. We believe this program can help change that,” said Christopher Thompson, Head of Diverse Talent Experience for the Consumer and Community Bank at J.P. Morgan Chase. “Advisors have a unique opportunity to positively impact the lives of their clients and find their job rewarding and fulfilling. We want to raise awareness around this career and create a path for diverse young professionals into the wealth management industry.” The J.P. Morgan Wealth Management Scholarship Program is a part of J.P. Morgan Chase’s $30 billion commitment to advance racial equity. “Our mission is critical to so many across America,” said Maurice E. Jenkins, Jr., executive vice president and chief development officer, UNCF. “J.P. Morgan’s commitment to our students is a great example of how public companies can make a real difference in the lives of deserving, talented students across the United States. We thank them for the investment in us, our students and our HBCUs, and look forward to working together to build better futures for us all.” This year, six new HBCUs were added to the list of participant schools, expanding eligibility to more students across the country. The eligible schools include: Alabama A&M University Central State University Clark Atlanta University* Delaware State University Florida A&M University Howard University Morehouse College* Morgan State University North Carolina A&T State University Paul Quinn College Prairie View A&M University South Carolina State University Spelman College* Tennessee State University Texas Southern University Wilberforce University* Winston-Salem State University *UNCF-member institutions Applicants must be full-time college sophomores for the 2022-2023 academic year. Students should apply before March 30 at 11:59pm ET by going to https://scholarships.uncf.org/ToProgram/Jp... Scholarships will be awarded and administered by UNCF. To learn more about a career with J.P. Morgan Wealth Management, visit https://careers.jpmorgan.com/global/en/hom... For more information on the racial wealth gap in the United States, read: A look at the present-day U.S. racial wealth gap SOURCE: UNCF If you enjoyed this article, Join HBCU CONNECT today for similar content and opportunities via email! |
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