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Coinbase Crypto Scholarship (TMCF)
by Coinbase and Thurgood Marshall College Fund (TMCF) · TMCF Member-Schools (HBCUs and PBIs)
🕐 Last updated: June 18, 2026
💛 Partial Funding 🔴 Active (Periodic cycles) 🎓 Undergraduate (Sophomore, Junior, Senior) or Graduate 🌍 United States 📌 Corporate/Private
75%
Match
50%
Win Rate
7/10
Effort
7/10
Reward
30-45 hrs
Time Needed
Award
$10,000
Duration
1 Academic Year
Deadline
Varies (Typically March or May depending on cycle)
Level
Undergraduate (Sophomore, Junior, Senior) or Graduate
Acceptance
Competitive
Difficulty
High
Quick Summary

Coinbase Crypto Scholarship (TMCF) is a partial funding scholarship offered by Coinbase and Thurgood Marshall College Fund (TMCF) for students pursuing studies in United States. The award covers Provides a one-time $10,000 award to cover academic costs for students at partner institutions with an interest in the crypto economy. and is open to undergraduate (sophomore, junior, senior) or graduate students studying stem, finance, economics, business, law, accounting, or blockchain-related fields. The scholarship runs for 1 academic year. Eligibility is generally based on open to high-achieving students at HBCUs and PBIs who demonstrate financial need and a passion for the future of decentralized finance. The application deadline is Varies (Typically March or May depending on cycle), with an acceptance rate of approximately Competitive. EduAtlasHub tracks updated deadlines, coverage details and eligibility requirements for this scholarship as they change.

✨ Should I Apply for Coinbase Crypto Scholarship (TMCF)?
Instant AI-powered application intelligence
75%
Eligibility Match
50%
Win Probability
7/10
Difficulty
7/10
Reward Score
30-45 hrs
Time Required
Varies based on applicant pool
Competition
🌍 Overview
💰
Award Amount
$10,000
Duration
1 Academic Year
📅
Deadline
Varies (Typically March or May depending on cycle)
🔬
Fields
STEM, Finance, Economics, Business, Law, Accounting, or Blockchain-related fields
🏆
Awards/Year
Varies (Historically between 10 to 25 awards)
🌏
Study Country
United States
🏛️
Provider
Coinbase and Thurgood Marshall College Fund (TMCF)
📊
Acceptance
Competitive
The Coinbase Crypto Scholarship is a partnership between Coinbase and the Thurgood Marshall College Fund. It aims to support students at Historically Black Colleges and Universities and Predominantly Black Institutions who are pursuing degrees that align with the crypto economy and the mission of building an open financial system.
👥 Who Should Apply
Open to high-achieving students at HBCUs and PBIs who demonstrate financial need and a passion for the future of decentralized finance.
🏛️ Host University
TMCF Member-Schools (HBCUs and PBIs)
🤝 Sponsor
Coinbase Giving
🔬 Fields of Study
STEM, Finance, Economics, Business, Law, Accounting, or Blockchain-related fields
✨ Key Benefits
Provides a one-time $10,000 award to cover academic costs for students at partner institutions with an interest in the crypto economy.
🎯 Target Students
African American students and those attending HBCUs/PBIs
🏷 Tags
Blockchain Crypto HBCU Diversity STEM Finance Technology
📊 Statistics & Competitiveness
Check official website
Applicants Last Year
Varies per cycle
Winners
Competitive
Acceptance Rate
Varies based on applicant pool
Competition Level
Win Probability
50%
Match Score
75%
Competition
50%
💸 Funding Breakdown
Tuition
Yes (Applied towards tuition and fees)
Living Stipend
No
Total Award
$10,000
✈️ Travel: No 🏠 Accommodation: No 💊 Health Insurance: No 🔄 Renewable: No 💳 App Fee: $0
🎓 Tuition Coverage
Yes (Applied towards tuition and fees)
🏠 Living Stipend
No
🏡 Accommodation
No
✈️ Travel Allowance
No
💊 Health Insurance
No
🎁 Other Benefits
Access to Coinbase networking events and potential career development resources
🔄 Renewable
No
📋 Renewal Conditions
Not applicable
Eligibility Requirements
🌍 Eligible Nationalities
Must be enrolled full-time at a TMCF member-school; US Citizen or Permanent Resident; Minimum 3.0 GPA; Interest in cryptocurrency/blockchain.
🎓 Academic Level
Undergraduate (Sophomore, Junior, Senior) or Graduate
📊 Minimum GPA
3.0
🗣️ English Requirement
Proficiency in English required for enrollment in host institution
💼 Work Experience
Not required
🏆 Leadership
Demonstrated leadership skills are preferred
💰 Financial Need
Required (Must have an unmet financial need)
🎯 Target Students
African American students and those attending HBCUs/PBIs
📝 Application Requirements
Essay / SOP
Yes
Rec Letters
Yes (One recommendation letter usually required)
Interview
No (Selection is typically based on application documents)
Application Fee
$0
Documents Required
  • Academic Transcripts
  • Passport / National ID
  • Yes (One recommendation letter usually required) Recommendation Letters
  • CV / Resume
  • Personal Statement / Essays
  • Proficiency in English required for enrollment in host institution
  • Interview: No (Selection is typically based on application documents)
  • Min GPA: 3.0
📋 Application Process
Focus your essay on the intersection of your major and the crypto/Web3 ecosystem. Explain how you plan to contribute to financial inclusion.
💡 Insider Tip: Ensure your resume is updated and clearly highlights technical skills or community involvement related to your field of study.
🗾️ Application Roadmap
1
Research eligibility and gather requirements
Start Early
2
Collect all required documents
Start Early
3
Request recommendation letters early
4
Write compelling essays and personal statement
⚠ High Risk Stage
5
Submit complete application before deadline
6
Await shortlisting and attend interview if required
⚠ High Risk Stage
📅 Key Dates & Timeline
📅 Opens
Varies (Typically January or February)
⏰ Deadline
Varies (Typically March or May depending on cycle)
🎤 Interview
No (Selection is typically based on application documents)
🎓 Study Starts
Fall Semester
Varies (Typically January or February)
Applications Open
Gather documents and begin essays
Varies (Typically March or May depending on cycle)
Application Deadline
Submit complete application - no late entries
No (Selection is typically based on application documents)
Shortlisting and Interview
Selected candidates invited for interview
After results
Award Announced
Successful applicants notified
Fall Semester
Studies Begin
Commence degree at host institution
⚖️ Selection Process
📋 Selection Criteria
Academic excellence, quality of the personal statement, financial need, and commitment to the crypto industry.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Open to high-achieving students at HBCUs and PBIs who demonstrate financial need and a passion for the future of decentralized finance.
This scholarship covers: Provides a one-time $10,000 award to cover academic costs for students at partner institutions with an interest in the crypto economy.. Coverage may vary β€” check the official website for exact details.
The deadline is Varies (Typically March or May depending on cycle). Always verify with the official website as dates may change annually.
Competition level: Varies based on applicant pool. Acceptance rate: Competitive. Strong academic record and clear motivation are essential.
No
Typically required: academic transcripts, passport, Proficiency in English required for enrollment in host institution, Yes (One recommendation letter usually required) recommendation letters, CV, personal statement/motivation letter. Check official website for the complete list.
🌎 Official Information
🕐 Last updated: June 18, 2026
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