The AMF scholarship provided “at least four undergraduate scholarships in the 2023-24 school year amounting to $2,000 scholarship per academic year.” Eligible applicants were required to “identify as an underrepresented ethnic minority,” which, according to the application, included only “Black/African-American,” “Black/African Descent,” “Asian, Native Hawaiian [or] Pacific Islander,” “Hispanic/Latino” and “American Indian/Alaskan Native.”

The DMF scholarship offered “[u]p to nine hours of resident face-to-face tuition costs for the completion of a primary graduate degree,” including eligibility for a stipend of “no less than $15,000 per academic year in association with a graduate assistantship.” Eligible recipients were required to check the appropriate box on the application noting their “minority status” — which is further delineated as “African American, American Indian/Alaskan Native, Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander, two or more races or Hispanic/Latino.”