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Pathway Scholars Dream Big and Study Hard

Discover the Pathway Scholars Program, an exceptional initiative dedicated to nurturing and empowering aspiring business leaders. With a 100% graduation rate, this program is committed to recruiting and supporting students with a keen interest in business leadership.

Pathway Scholars, recognized for their exceptional academic potential and financial need, originate from South Florida high schools and represent underrepresented populations. Many of them are the first in their family on a path to graduate from college. Program funding enables Pathway Scholars to:

    • receive up to 4 years of financial assistance.
    • live and learn on campus.
    • work one-on-one with our Executives in Residence to develop leadership skills.
    • gain real-world business experience through internships and professional development opportunities with NSU's esteemed career partners.

Your pursuit of a bachelor's degree and a future in business leadership starts here, with the Pathway Scholars Program.

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The Pathway Scholars program has contributed everything to what I’m doing now. I am extremely grateful, humbled, and honored to be one of the Pathway alumni. Because of this program, I have been able to accomplish my dreams, and continue to thrive in my career.

Paola Barrera | B.S. '15, M.S. '17

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Professionally I am in a place I never imagined I would be. I was good in school, and I had aspirations, but Pathway Scholars gave me important experiences outside of the classroom. My fellow Pathway Scholars are lifelong partners of mine.

Roovens Dorvil | B.S. '17

 

Learn More About the Pathway Scholars Program

Contact
Kathy Eggleston
Program Director
(954) 262-5179
keggleston@nova.edu

 



How It Began

The Pathway Scholars Program was launched in 2011 with funding by Marti and Wayne Huizenga, and AutoNation. Since that time, the program’s list of elite corporate partners has grown to include the Amaturo Family Foundation, Digital Grassroots Innovation & Technology, Enterprise Holdings, Holman Automotive Group, JM Family Enterprises, National Sales Network South Florida Chapter, NextEra Energy Foundation, the UPS Foundation, Wells Fargo, Andrea Cunningham, Kathy Eggleston, and J. Preston Jones, with more organizations and individuals signing on all the time.


Past Pathway Participants