Recent Inglemoor High Graduate Awarded Prestigious Stamps Scholarship

Recent Inglemoor High Graduate Awarded Prestigious Stamps Scholarship

Annabelle Yip, a graduate of Inglemoor High School in the Class of 2026, has been awarded a Stamps Scholarship at University of South Carolina, earning one of the nation's most prestigious merit scholarships for undergraduate students.

Selected through a highly competitive process, Stamps Scholars are recognized for exceptional academic achievement, leadership, initiative, and service. Stamps Scholarships are awarded in full through partnerships with leading universities and typically cover up to the full cost of attendance for undergraduate or, in select cases, graduate study. In addition, Scholars receive dedicated enrichment funding to pursue opportunities such as research, study abroad, internships, leadership development, conference participation, and independent projects around the world.

At University of South Carolina, Yip plans to study Finance and International Business. During high school, Yip was actively involved in her local community as an advocate for public safety and human trafficking education in schools.

The Stamps Scholars Program recently announced its 21st class of Scholars and will welcome 393 students from 34 partner institutions across the United States this fall. Selected from a pool of approximately 655,000 applicants, these Scholars join a network of more than 4,400 current Scholars and alumni connected across 53 partner institutions nationwide and into the UK.

Founded in 2006 by E. Roe Stamps and his late wife, Penny, the Stamps Scholars Program partners with leading universities to support students with extraordinary academic talent, leadership potential, and a commitment to making a meaningful impact in their communities and beyond. In addition to scholarship support, Stamps Scholars gain access to a national network of peers, mentors, leadership experiences, research opportunities, and enrichment programs designed to help them reach their biggest goals.

Learn more about the Stamps Scholars Program at stampsscholars.org.

A graduate wears cords and holds a decorated cap while posed in front of a wooded area.

 

 

 

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