South Carolina Association of CPA Scholarships
Scholarship Sponsored by South Carolina Association of CPA
Intro
The South Carolina Association of CPAs Educational Fund is committed to cultivating the next generation of CPAs across the state. Through scholarships, grants, and support for programs aligned with its mission, the Fund helps aspiring accountants access the resources they need to complete their education and pursue CPA licensure. You can support this effort by contributing your time or making a financial gift. The 2026–27 scholarship application is now open.
About the Fund
The Educational Fund provides financial assistance and other resources to students and candidates working toward accounting degrees and CPA licensure in South Carolina. Its responsibilities include managing and approving applications for:
- Student scholarships
- Student loan debt relief awards
- CPA exam bonus awards
In addition, the Fund monitors its financial health by reviewing the Investment Performance Report and regular financial statements to ensure responsible stewardship of donated funds. By investing in education and talent development, the Fund strengthens the future of South Carolina’s accounting profession.
Scholarship Program
The South Carolina Association of CPAs Scholarship Program awards financial aid to exceptional undergraduate and graduate accounting students enrolled at South Carolina colleges and universities. Recipients are selected based on academic achievement, leadership qualities, and a demonstrated commitment to pursuing the CPA credential.
Eligibility Requirements
To be eligible for scholarship consideration, applicants must meet the following criteria:
- Be a rising junior or senior majoring in accounting, or be enrolled in a master’s degree program in accounting at a South Carolina college or university
- Be a full-time student
- Have completed at least one course in intermediate accounting (or an approved equivalent)
- Maintain an overall GPA of 3.00 or higher
- Maintain an accounting GPA of 3.00 or higher
If you meet these requirements and are pursuing a career as a CPA in South Carolina, consider applying for the 2026–27 scholarship cycle.