Exelon HBCU Corporate Scholars Program

In partnership with United Negro College Fund (UNCF), the Exelon Corporation established The Exelon HBCU Corporate Scholars Program Scholarship. It is a $25,000 scholarship renewable for three years and awarded to 24 students chosen for Exelon HBCU Corporate Scholars Program.

Full Description

Exelon aims to encourage the development of education and the workforce. The scholarship is also for assisting in developing highly motivated young people who are eager to lead the transition to a sustainable energy future.

The scholars have access to scholarship assistance, internship opportunities, and early-career readiness training. The students eligible for this scholarship are undergraduates attending historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs).

Who's eligible?

  • Eligible Grade: Undergraduate
  • Maximum Age: Any
  • Required GPA: 2.8
  • Geographic Eligibility: Delaware, District of Columbia, Illinois, Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania
  • Gender: Any
  • Race/Ethnicity: Black


How to Apply

Here’s what you need to submit besides your application.

  • Essay
  • Grade transcript
  • Recommendation letters

How to ace the Exelon HBCU Corporate Scholars Program?

1. Tie your career goals into the scholarship

The scholarship aims to prepare you for a career in the energy industry. A tip for success would be to relate your career goals with getting a job in Exelon corporation.

2. Use professional language

As much as it is crucial to stay authentic, remember your audience. Don't use informal words; instead, use professional language to write your application.

3. Make your résumé achievement-focused

It is not enough to say you have worked or volunteered in a particular organization; you want to stand out by stating your accomplishments while you filled those roles. Ensure your résumé should highlight this.

4. Demonstrate leadership qualities

Your résumé and essay should shed more light on this. Talk about times you led a team, volunteered, or took intuitive roles. The icing on the cake is talking about giving back. Leadership and community participation serve as a benchmark for judging candidates.

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