US Bank has released an important statement that's bringing a lot of happiness to many customers in the United States. This is an initiative designed to support citizens who are looking for new opportunities and benefits thanks to US Bank.
The American bank has opened applications for its US Bank Student Scholarship Program. All of this is offering a real opportunity to obtain up to $20,000 in scholarships.
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According to its official website, students have the chance to register and participate to win different levels of financial support. These range from $2,500 up to the grand prize of $20,000.
The main goal of US Bank is to strengthen financial education and support the educational continuity of young people. This way, both the knowledge and the finances of those who attend college are promoted.
This is available to students thanks to US Bank
To access, interested individuals must be students in the United States, accepted or enrolled in an accredited institution (university, technical college, or vocational school). They must also be legal residents in all 50 states or in Washington, D.C.
In addition, they must be at least 17 years old and take at least 6 semester credits if they're already in college. They can't apply for graduate studies or be international or graduate students. Registration is done online, with no need to be a US Bank customer. Then, it's necessary to download the Zogo app and use the code "USB25".
How can you win $20,000?
Students must complete short learning modules about personal finance in the Zogo app. Each module lasts between one and two minutes. Depending on the number completed, students are entered into different drawings: 25 modules, up to $2,500; 50, up to $5,000; 75, up to $10,000; and 100 modules, up to $20,000.
There are two participation periods: one runs from February to June and another from February to October. Winners are notified by phone or e-mail a few weeks after the period closes.
By completing modules, students accumulate "coins" that they can exchange for gift cards (Starbucks, Amazon, Apple, Target...), even if they don't win the scholarship. This provides extra motivation and helps encourage financial education.
US Bank seeks to foster a community of students who are well prepared in personal finance, aiming to remove financial barriers for those who want to keep studying. The institution is committed to providing both financial and educational support so young people can access tools that allow them to manage their money better.