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Legal Support Professionals of Iowa Scholarship

The scholarship will be awarded on the basis of merit. The scholarship award may be granted to any qualified applicant, male or female, enrolled in a law-related field of education, i.e. training for legal assistant, paralegal, legal secretary, or attorney. Members of Legal Support Professionals of Iowa (LSPI) are eligible to apply for the scholarship.

The candidate must:
- Be a high school senior, or enrolled either part time or full time in a school of advanced education.
- Have at least a "B" average, or not below "85" if a percentile system is used.
- Be an Iowa resident.

Contact Dianne Parks to request an application.

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