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Tourzan Family Scholarship

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The Tourzan Family Scholarship was established November 14, 2019 by Ray Tourzan and Enid Fidler to support need-based scholarships for undergraduate students from developing countries as defined by the United Nations, who are pursuing a degree in science, mathematics, or engineering.

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Which collegeTourzan Family Scholarship - University of California-Los Angeles Scholarship Application
Who can applyThe Tourzan Family Scholarship was established November 14, 2019 by Ray Tourzan and Enid Fidler to support need-based scholarships for undergraduate students from developing countries as defined by the United Nations, who are pursuing a degree in science, mathematics, or engineering. The donor requests that priority be given to female students, especially those who express an interest in returning to their country of origin. Renewable with satisfactory academic progress.
Who can applyNote: UCLA administers all identity-conscious financial aid and scholarships in compliance with federal, state, and university regulations by using a "pool and match" application process for unrestricted awards, identity-conscious awards, and other restricted awards (major, need, community service, etc.). Identity-conscious awards may include a preference for a student's race, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, color, ethnicity, or national origin.
Who can applyThe pooled application process allows students to submit a single "general" application to be considered for multiple scholarships, and are used in determining the source of a recipient's aid, but NOT their eligibility, receipt, or amount of financial aid.

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Official source: https://ucla.academicworks.com/opportunities/126252
Last checked by SCRN: 2026-10-11Verified null days ago
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Name: Tourzan Family ScholarshipRead on 2026-10-11 from https://ucla.academicworks.com/opportunities/126252
Provider: University of California-Los Angeles Scholarship ApplicationRead on 2026-10-11 from https://ucla.academicworks.com/opportunities/126252
What it provides: The Tourzan Family Scholarship was established November 14, 2019 by Ray Tourzan and Enid Fidler to support need-based scholarships for undergraduate students from developing countries as defined by the United Nations, who are pursuing a degree in science, mathematics, or engineering. The donor requests that priority be given to female students, especially those who express an interest in returning to their country of origin. Renewable with satisfactory academic progress. Note: UCLA administers all identity-conscious financial aid and scholarships in compliance with federal, state, and university regulations by using a "pool and match" application process for unrestricted awards, identity-conscious awards, and other restricted awards (major, need, community service, etc.). Identity-conscious awards may include a preference for a student's race, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, color, ethnicity, or national origin. The pooled application process allows students to submit a single "general" application to be considered for multiple scholarships, and are used in determining the source of a recipient's aid, but NOT their eligibility, receipt, or amount of financial aid.Read on 2026-10-11 from https://ucla.academicworks.com/opportunities/126252
Amount: Award VariesRead on 2026-10-11 from https://ucla.academicworks.com/opportunities/126252
How to apply: You will be automatically considered based on your completed General Application. To complete the General Application, please sign in .Read on 2026-10-11 from https://ucla.academicworks.com/opportunities/126252
Which college: Tourzan Family Scholarship - University of California-Los Angeles Scholarship ApplicationRead on 2026-10-11 from https://ucla.academicworks.com/opportunities/126252
Who can apply: The Tourzan Family Scholarship was established November 14, 2019 by Ray Tourzan and Enid Fidler to support need-based scholarships for undergraduate students from developing countries as defined by the United Nations, who are pursuing a degree in science, mathematics, or engineering. The donor requests that priority be given to female students, especially those who express an interest in returning to their country of origin. Renewable with satisfactory academic progress.Read on 2026-10-11 from https://ucla.academicworks.com/opportunities/126252
Who can apply: Note: UCLA administers all identity-conscious financial aid and scholarships in compliance with federal, state, and university regulations by using a "pool and match" application process for unrestricted awards, identity-conscious awards, and other restricted awards (major, need, community service, etc.). Identity-conscious awards may include a preference for a student's race, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, color, ethnicity, or national origin.Read on 2026-10-11 from https://ucla.academicworks.com/opportunities/126252
Who can apply: The pooled application process allows students to submit a single "general" application to be considered for multiple scholarships, and are used in determining the source of a recipient's aid, but NOT their eligibility, receipt, or amount of financial aid.Read on 2026-10-11 from https://ucla.academicworks.com/opportunities/126252

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