While the number of Black CEOs of Fortune 500 companies has risen from 1.6 percent in 2024 to 2 percent in 2026, and female leadership has grown to a record high of 11 percent, underrepresented groups still only make up a small percentage of leadership. Across the board, women, Native Americans, people of color, and the LGBTQ+ community remain significantly underrepresented in senior leadership positions, as well as in the business school classroom.

To help ensure that the next generation of business leaders is both diverse and reflective of society, a number of organizations offer a wide variety of scholarships for minorities and those committed to advancing diversity to study at business school.

Whether you’re from an underrepresented background or can demonstrate a commitment to advancing diversity and representation in business, here are 9 scholarships that could help finance or support your MBA studies at a US business school, available through national organizations.

Read more at: https://www.gmac.com/resources/learners/how-to-apply/scholarships-financing/mba-scholarships-minorities