Hispanic and Latino students must be enrolled full-time at a four-year college and have a GPA of at least 2.8 to qualify for the scholarship. Applications are due in October of each year, and ...

Hispanic Scholarship Fund. The Hispanic Scholarship Fund (HSF) awards more than $30 million in scholarships annually. An estimated 10,000 students are selected each year as HSF Scholars.

McDonald’s is being sued over a decades-old college scholarship program for Latino students, just a week after the burger ...

McDonald’s will expand a scholarship for Hispanic and Latino students to white applicants after the burger giant was served a DEI lawsuit from a group opposed to affirmative action. Founded 40 ...

Since its launch in 1985, McDonald’s says its HACER National Scholarships Program has awarded more than $33 million in college scholarships to Hispanic and Latino students.

Lawsuit claims scholarship program discriminates against non-Latino students McDonald's reviewing programs amid diversity initiative changes Blum's group challenges corporate diversity programs ...

Scholarships from Orlando nonprofit help Hispanic, Latino students through college and beyond ENROLLED AT ONE OF FLORIDA’S FOUR YEAR COLLEGES WILL SPEND ON AVERAGE, ABOUT $25,000 A YEAR ON ...

McDonald's has awarded more than $33 million in college scholarships to over 17,000 Hispanic and Latino high school students since 1985 through a scholarship program, which is discriminatory ...

An anti-affirmative action group has sued McDonald’s over a scholarship program for Hispanic and Latino students a week after the company said it was ending some of its corporate diversity ...

McDonald’s HACER program — which has given more than $33 million in college scholarships to over 17,000 Hispanic and Latino high-schoolers since 1985 — is discriminatory because it is not ...

McDonald's Sued Over Latino Scholarships Despite Rolling Back Diversity Initiatives By Nate Raymond (Reuters) - A group opposed to affirmative action filed a lawsuit accusing McDonald's of not ...