General Motors Supports Numerous Minority Scholarship Programs

There are a number of General Motors minority scholarship programs.

The General Motors Minority Engineering Scholarship and Minority Science Scholarship programs reward outstanding minority students working toward degrees in certain science and engineering programs.

The General Motors Minority Dealers Association (GMMDA) , an association made up of more than half of the minority owners of General Motors dealerships in the United States, awards scholarships each year to ethnic minority high school seniors and college students.

Chevrolet partners with Ebony Magazine and Hispanic Magazines each year to produce and distribute College Guides for African American and Hispanic high school seniors, in which applications for the Chevrolet Excellence in Education program are solicited.

General Motors contributes funding to a variety of other minority scholarship programs, including: the American Indian Science and Engineering Society, the Hispanic College Fund, the National African Council for Minorities in Engineering, the National Black MBA Association, and many others.

To learn more about these, and other, General Motors minority scholarships, see the student center page at gm.com.