The Aero Club’s scholarships program assists young people pursuing their aviation and aerospace goals through higher education.
We’re looking for students who are passionate about a future in space and aviation studies.
Opportunities for scholarships
are available for:
High school students who plan to pursue classroom studies in aviation or aerospace ($2,500 grants)
Students pursuing aviation/aerospace studies in a College, University or nationally accredited technical school ($5,000 grants)
Applicants must maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA, demonstrate intent to pursue a career in aviation or aerospace, and be full time students now and when the scholarship will be used.
Opportunities for scholarships
are available for:
High school students who plan to pursue classroom studies in aviation or aerospace ($2,500 grants)
Students pursuing aviation/aerospace studies in a College, University or nationally accredited technical school ($5,000 grants)
Applicants must maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA, demonstrate intent to pursue a career in aviation or aerospace, and be full time students now and when the scholarship will be used.
How to Apply
Students must submit a typewritten statement that includes all of the following in separate paragraphs:
- Aviation/Aerospace career goals
- Current and future Aviation/Aerospace educational plans
- Work experience
- Achievements related to Aviation/Aerospace
- Details of initiative and leadership skills
- Other interests and accomplishments
Applications should also include:
- Two typed letters of recommendation from non-family members
- Certified school records
Please send your application to:
Aero Club of Southern California
c/o John Durant
1573 West Fir Ave, Fresno, CA, 93711
Scholarship applications are due no later than July 14, 2019. Please include your residence mailing address, email address and phone number.
Questions may be directed to Mr. Durant at (909) 418-0582 or [email protected].org.
2019 Scholarship Application
About the Scholarships
ACSC’s prestige led to stewardship, preservation and ultimate relocation of the famed Hughes Flying Boat (the Spruce Goose). Revenue from this stewardship is used for ACSC’s scholarship program.
A Marsha Toy Scholarship Fund has been established with an endowment of $100,000 from the founder of Academy Pacific Travel College.
Recipients of this scholarship fund will be high school juniors and seniors to encourage their post-secondary education in aviation/aerospace and related scientific technology.
