Pure Path Healthy Living Scholarship

The Pure Path scholarship was established for students who share our commitment to making the world a healthier, happier, and more sustainable place. We want to assist you if you are a doctor, green energy engineer, innovator, physical therapist, or anyone else working to make the planet and its people healthier. Pure Path Living Scholarship hopes the scholarship will not only assist you in making a difference in your own manner but will also help raise awareness of our goal and motivate others to take action. This scholarship seeks to support students who are passionate about health, and wellness, and lead physically and mentally healthy lives. The winner will receive the benefit of $1,000.

Pure Path Healthy Living Scholarship Application Requirement

Applicant must be 18 Years of age
Applicant must be an undergraduate or graduate student that is currently enrolled on college or university in the U.S
Applicant Must be a legal resident of the U.S. (excluding Arizona, The U.S. Virgin Islands and other Commonwealths).
Submit a fully completed application and essay.
Applicants must have a strong passion for making this world a better place for this generation, and those to come.
Applicant must Select one of the topics below and write an essay between 1,500 and 2,500 words. “How can your career make an impact on community health? (e.g. mental illness, childhood trauma, dietitian, etc.), Discuss a healthy personal hobby or interest you are passionate about, How do you balance school life and responsibilities while still staying mentally healthy?”

Pure Path Healthy Living Scholarship Application Procedure

Fill out the application form via the website: https://purehealthyliving.com/scholarship
Submit your essay of 1,500 and 2,500 words on any of these topics ;

“How can your career make an impact on community health? (e.g. mental illness, childhood trauma, dietitian, etc.), Discuss a healthy personal hobby or interest you are passionate about, How do you balance school life and responsibilities while still staying mentally healthy?”