Following lawsuit, McDonald's no longer requiring Hispanic heritage for its Hispanic college scholarships
To settle a conservative group’s discrimination lawsuit, McDonald’s said it will no longer require Hispanic heritage for students who apply to its decades-old Hispanic college scholarship program.
McDonald's Settles Lawsuit Challenging Latino Scholarship Program
(Reuters) - McDonald's said it will revise a program that awards scholarships to Latino and Hispanic students to eliminate any eligibility criteria based on applicants' race or ethnicity, to settle a lawsuit by a group opposed to affirmative action.
McDonald's settled a lawsuit by revising its Latino-focused scholarship criteria, removing the Hispanic heritage requirement.
The McDonald’s HACER National Scholarship provides between $5,000 and $100,000 to 30 winners, but only if they have at least one parent of Hispanic or Latino heritage. Established in 1985 ...
The scholarship’s eligibility requirements state applicants must “have at least one parent of Hispanic/Latino heritage,” the lawsuit, announced Sunday, claims. McDonald’s notes on its ...
Society of Exploration Geophysicists Eligibility: high school senior planning to attend college next year or an undergraduate or graduate college student Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers ...
For Raidizon Mercedes, MD Program Class of 2023, being named a 2020 Hispanic Health Professional Student Scholarship winner was something of a full-circle moment. Raidizon Mercedes, MD Program ...
Fans of Western Oregon University athletics can support Latino and Hispanic student-athletes by buying a special beer at ...
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