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Scholarship Program

FPA Bay Area Scholarship Program

The Chapter sponsors a scholarship program annually, together with FPA of San Francisco. These awards provide financial assistance in the form of $1,000 – $2,000 scholarships to pay for expenses related to attaining the CFP® credential or attending the FPA Residency Program. Applications are open to current members who have the intention to take all required courses for the CFP® exam and become involved in the Chapter leadership. Scholarships are awarded at our January Chapter Meetings. For more information please contact our Director of Career Development and Scholarship Chair.

 

2022 CFP® Scholarship Program

Calling for scholarship applicants! The FPA San Francisco and FPA East Bay chapters will each award $1,000 – $2,000 scholarships to pay for expenses related to attaining the CFP® credential or attending an FPA Residency Program. To be eligible, you must be a current and continuing member of FPA and affiliated with either the San Francisco, or East Bay chapter. The scholarship recipients will be selected based on their demonstrated commitment to the financial planning profession and the CFP credential, academic and professional accomplishments, leadership potential and community service/pro bono work.

Scholarship Eligibility Criteria:

  • You must have the intention to take all required courses for the CFP® exam and become a CFP® certificant
  • If your employer reimburses 50% or more of the associated costs of your CFP® education or FPA Residency Program, you are not eligible for this scholarship
  • We encourage you to be a current and continuing Member of FPA and affiliated with either the San Francisco, or East Bay chapter, with a commitment to regularly attend meetings and becoming involved in the chapter.
  • You must not have won another FPA or CFP®-related scholarship within the past 24 months

Submit your application by November 30, 2022. Download the application here.
For more information, please contact either Karen Blodgett for San Francisco or Hyun Joo Park for the East Bay.