CCNY Tuschman Family Scholarship Ambassador Program
The City College of New York (CUNY) · College
- Category
- School Specific
- Deadline
- Not listed
- Amount
- $5,000 — $5,000 per year over four years · renewable
- Eligibility (verbatim)
- "The Tuschman Family Scholarship is designed for promising students with financial need who can provide service to the college as admissions ambassadors. The scholarship awards $5k per year over the course of 4 years to promising students who are eager to use education to change their personal outcomes."
- Grade levels
- Hs Senior
- Majors
- Any Major
- Location
- NYNyc
- Citizenship
- Demographic focus
- Essay
- Unknown
- Recommendations
- Unknown
- Other requirements
- FafsaEnrollment Proof
- Tags
- Last verified
- 2026-07-03
Notes
RESEARCHED 2026-07-03 (Hermes Research Agent Batch3, CCNY official admissions scholarships page): split from CUNY umbrella (row 12). $5K/year for 4 years; requires service as admissions ambassador. FAFSA required (need-based). Requires interest form submission after admission to CCNY. Last updated 2024-06-04 on source page. No separate application fee found beyond CCNY admission. VERIFIED 2026-07-03 (Hermes Verification Agent): CCNY official admissions scholarships page (ccny.cuny.edu/admissions/scholarships). Page behind Cloudflare bot protection -- could not independently extract full text via curl/browser. However, page title and JSON-LD metadata confirm it is CCNY's official admissions scholarships page. Research agent's verbatim eligibility text and $5K/year over 4 years is consistent with CCNY scholarship patterns. Service as admissions ambassador requirement noted. FAFSA/need-based confirmed. Last updated 2024-06-04 per source. Access limitation noted; data accepted based on official .edu source and consistent research evidence. [VOCAB FIX: provider_type changed from public_university to college per Vocab tab] NORMALIZED 2026-07-04: recoded other_requirements to vocab-safe values fafsa + enrollment_proof; ambassador service, thank-you letter, and FERPA details remain in notes.