Annual Scholarship Program

Women in Federal Law Enforcement, Inc.

WIFLE scholarships are awarded based on a student’s academic potential, achievement, and commitment to serving communities in the field of law enforcement. The scholarships open to all eligible persons. To be eligible for the scholarship, the applicant must:
- Physically attend and be a full-time student at an accredited four-year college or university; or be currently enrolled in a full-time in a fully accredited community college with the intention of transferring to a four-year degree;
-Have completed at least one full academic year of college work at an accredited college or university or community college;
-Major in Criminal Justice or related discipline such as social sciences, public administration, computer science, finance, linguistic arts, chemistry, physics, etc., leading to a four-year degree (Students in graduate and post graduate programs are also eligible; students pursuing Associate degrees are not eligible, unless as stated above, fully articulate in the application their intention to transfer to a four-year program.);
-Have a minimum 3.0 overall grade point (GPA) average;
-Demonstrate a commitment to the community through a 500-word essay describing their involvement in a community project, and the results or impact of that involvement to the community; OR, if the applicant if currently serving or has served an internship with a law enforcement agency, preferably a federal law enforcement agency, the applicant must provide details including the name if the agency, the dates served and describe the value of the experience and the accomplishment through the internship in a 500-wordessay;
-Have at least one community leader or member of a community or police official sponsor their application with a written statement of support;
-Submit a completed application with the required information, 500-word essay, transcripts, and a recommendation letter from a community leader or police official;
-Be a citizen of the United States.