University Scholarships for South African Students, Inc. [USSAS] is a volunteer non-profit charitable organization that gives scholarship aid to poor Black students in South Africa attending universities and technikons. USSAS participates in the South African struggle against HIV-AIDS by requiring that each of its scholarship holders participate actively in the AIDS Awareness and Prevention campaign on his or her home campus.

USSAS currently supports almost one hundred young men and women in South Africa, including ten medical students at the Medical University of South Africa, twenty Social Work students being trained at the Durban Institute of Technology to work with AIDS-impacted children, and fifty undergraduates at the University of the Western Cape.

USSAS was founded in 1990 by Professor Robert Paul Wolff, a philosopher who has, since 1992, been Professor of Afro-American Studies and Director of the Doctoral Program in Afro-American Studies at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Bob Wolff was active in the anti-apartheid campaign in the United States for several years before founding USSAS.