The Tang Scholarship up to $15,000/year for API GLBT Youth

Are you (or do you know) an API GLBT youth going to college/graduate school?  The Tang Scholarship helps API GLBT youth to proudly achieve educational pursuits and dreams with a scholarship award of up to $15,000/year.  This scholarship is renewable for a maximum of three years (a total of four years) if the student annually meets the renewal requirements.

Eligibility:

  • Self-identified as Asian/Pacific Island; (at least 25% API ancestry); (Priority will be given to those self-identified as gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender, and involved in the GLBT community);
  • Graduate from a high school in one of the nine Bay Area counties; Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara County, Napa, Sonoma or Solano;
  • Scholarship will be awarded for Full-Time (minimum 12 units for all semesters/quarters) enrollment in an accredited two, four-year university or graduate institution; (college, university, community college, or vocational school);
  • United States citizen or legal resident;
  • Demonstrated financial hardship;
  • Demonstrated academic promise;
  • Minimum grade point average 3.0 (on a scale of 4.0);
  • Be between the age of 17 and 25 on 30 April

Application deadline is 30 April 2009

Click here to download an application:
http://www.sbqa.com/TangScholarshipApplication2009.pdf

2026 State-level Midterm Ballot Summaries

By ASIA OHIO | July 31, 2026

U.S. citizens registered to vote will have the opportunity to decide on many government leadership roles on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. This ballot guide is intended to give you a…

Read More

Bridging Northeast Ohio and Nepali rock

By ASIA OHIO | July 27, 2026

When Joshan Ramdam first joined the call for his highlight interview, he had just finished taking an exam for advanced classes in his upcoming senior year of high school. One…

Read More

Emerging young adult leader in the Hmong-American community

By ASIA OHIO | May 26, 2026

Ever since she was young, Cindy Vue understood the power and gift of hard work and education. She saw it on full display through her parents, who never had the…

Read More