| Scholarship Name: | Money Metals Exchange Scholarship Program |
|---|---|
| Agency: | Sound Money Defense League |
| Description: | Money Metals Exchange has teamed up with the Sound Money Defense League to introduce the first gold-backed scholarship of the modern era, setting aside 100 oz of physical gold for scholarships to outstanding undergraduate and graduate students who display deep understanding of economics and monetary policy. |
| Qualifications: | This scholarship will be open to high school seniors, undergraduate students, and graduate students with an interest in economics, specifically the tradition of the Austrian school. You DO NOT have to be an economics major to be eligible to receive this scholarship. |
| How to Apply: | To apply for this scholarship, students should fill out the application form, provide proof of current attendance at a high school, college, or university (by submitting, for example, a transcript) and upload their current resume and their essay. Essays should be roughly 1,000 words in length and should answer ONE of the essay questions. |
| Deadline: | |
| Contact Name: | JP Cortez |
| Contact Phone: | 404-948-8935 |
| Contact Email: | jp.cortez@soundmoneydefense.org |
| Website: | https://www.moneymetals.com/scholarship |
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