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200 scholarships, listed in alphabetical order. The scholarship application month is listed at the right of the sholarships. Click on the (+) sign to see more details.
The College/Career Center maintains a list of Minority scholarships.
African American Business Council (AABC) October
AWARDS: four scholarships at $500 each
CRITERIA: African American. 3.0 GPA
CONTACT for Application and information: Janice M. Freeman at
301-428-9715 or John Hardy at 301-948-2590.
American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association (AHEPA) April
DEADLINE: April
AWARD: Students who meet basic criteria will be honored
at an Awards Dinner on Sunday, May 23 a 5:00 p.m.
at the Pooks Hill Marriott Hotel in Bethesda, Maryland.
Students who demonstrate exceptional achievements may receive
special cash awards.
BASIC CRITERIA:must (1) be affiliated with either the AHEPA
family r the Greek Orthodox Church within the jurisdiction
of the Greater Washington, D.C. Metropolitan Area, (2) be
a graduating high school senior, (3) have a cumulative grade
point average of 3.0 (“B”) or better, and (4)
have participated in extracurricular activities and/or lettered
or received awards in varsity interscholastic sports. Please
read and adhere to APPLICATION GUIDELINES on the back of
the Dear Student letter.
SUBMIT: signed application form, official transcript, SAT
results, a personal statement describing what you consider
to be the most significant accomplishment(s) of your high
school career. Please take care in crafting this statement
so it is concise (no more than 100 words) and reflects truthfully
and positively upon you.
SEND COMPLETED APPLICATION TO: AHEPA Awards, PO Box 39153,
Washington, D.C. 20016.
FOR QUESTIONS: Call: Georgeanne E. Patmios at 301-654-1866
Air Force Officers' Wives' Club (AFOWC) of Washington, D.C. February
DEADLINE: mid February
AWARD: Based on funds available.
ELIGIBILITY: Dependents or spouses of an active duty, retired
or deceased US Air Force member, residing in the greater
Washington, DC area (excluding those whose sponsors are
assigned to Andrews AFB).
Category I: college-bound high school seniors who will
begin full time work toward a college degree.
Category II: Nonmilitary spouses who will work part
or full time toward a degree; and
Category III: high school seniors identified as learning
disabled (LD) who will begin a higher education program.
SUBMISSION includes application, official transcript and
all other requested documents (so request the transcript ASAP).
Alabama State University Presidential Scholarship (multiple scholarships); February
Presidential Scholarship
DEADLINE: February 15 for scholarship application.
AWARDS: Pays full tuition, books, required fees and on-campus
room and board for a maximum of eight semesters for freshmen
and six semesters for transfer (junior) students. $900 annually
for incidentals. Renewable annually based on completion of
24 semester hours and minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA.
CRITERIA: Freshmen: GPA of 3.76 or above on 4.0 scale or ACT
score of 27 or above or SAT of 1210 or above. Must be admitted
to university by January 31.
See the
ASU financial Affairs web pages for more information. 
Alabama State University Academic Scholarship
DEADLINE: February 15 for scholarship application.
AWARDS: Pays full tuition, books, required fees and on-campus
room and board for maximum of eight semesters for freshmen,
six semesters for transfers. Renewable annually based on completion
of 24 semester hours and minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA.
CRITERIA: Freshmen: Minimum GPA within range of 3.51-3.75,
or ACT of 24-26 or SAT 1100-1209. Must be admitted to university
by January 31.
See the
ASU financial Affairs web pages for more information.
Dean's Scholarshipbr>
DEADLINE: February 15 for scholarship application.
AWARDS: Pays full tuition, required fees and books for a maximum
of eight semesters for freshmen, six semesters for transfers.
Renewable annually based on completion of 24 semester hours
and minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA.
CRITERIA: Freshmen: Minimum GPA within range of 3.26-3.50,
or ACT score 21-23 or SAT 900-1099. Must be admitted to university
by January 31.
See the
ASU financial Affairs web pages for more information.
Incentive Scholarshipy
DEADLINE: February 15 for scholarship application.
AWARDS: Pays full tuition for a maximum of eight semesters
for freshmen, six semesters for transfers. Renewable annually
based on completion of 24 semester hours and minimum 2.70
cumulative GPA.
CRITERIA: Freshmen: Minimum GPA within range of 2.70-3.25,
or ACT score 17-20 or SAT 810-899. Must be admitted to university
by January 31.
See the
ASU financial Affairs web pages for more information.
Leadership Scholarshipy
DEADLINE: February 15 for scholarship application.
AWARDS: $1000 per academic year toward payment of tuition
or room and board. Renewable annually based on completion
of 24 semester hours and minimum 2.50 cumulative GPA.
CRITERIA: Must be admitted to university by January 31. Handwritten
essay consisting of a minimum 250 words describing educational
goals and career objectives.
See the
ASU financial Affairs web pages for more information.
American Automobile Association (AAA) Travel Challenge April
AWARDS: $25,000 scholarships; $10,000 scholarships; $156,000
in total prizes
DEADLINES: State Competition: March 2-4; National Competition:
April 24-27
CRITERIA: This three-stage competition, open to students in
grades nine through 12, begins in January with a 40-question
multiple-choice online test.
Stage 1 - Top five achievers in each state and Washington,
DC, advance to state competition.
Stage 2 - Top achiever in each state and DC wins a $1,000
scholarship and advances to national finals.
Stage 3 - Three winning finalists each receive a $25,000
scholarship; three runners-up each receive a $10,000 scholarship.
INFORMATION: http://www.aaa.com/TravelChallenge
American Chemical Society (ASC) Scholars Program February
AWARD: up to $2,500 for freshman academic year, and up to
$3,000 per academic year for sophomores, juniors, and seniors
DEADLINE (receipt): February 15
CRITERIA: U.S. Citizen or permanent resident of the U.S.
African-American. Hispanic. American Indian. High academic
achievers in chemistry or science (GPA 3.0 or better). Plan
to pursue degree in the chemical sciences (chemistry, biochemistry,
chemical engineering, or a chemically-related science and
planning a career in the chemical sciences or chemical technology).
NOTE: students planning careers in medicine or pharmacy
are not eligible for this program. Financial Need (as demonstrated
via FAFSA)
SUBMIT: Application. Student Aid Report (SAR). Transcript.
Letters of recommendation. Etc (see application form and
information sheet for details). For more information call
1-800-227-5558 (ext. 6250), or by e-mail at scholars@acs.org
American Dietetic Association Scholarships February
DEADLINE: mid-February
AWARD: $500 to $4500
CRITERIA: A variety of scholarships and educational stipends
to individuals pursuing undergraduate and/or advanced degrees
in the field of dietetics or food and nutrition. You have
to join the ADA to qualify.
INFORMATION: American Dietetic Association Foundation, Education
Team, 120 South Riverside Plaza Suite 2000, Chicago, IL
60606; 800-877-1600 ext. 5400 or http://www.eatright.org/Public/Careers/94_8628.cfm.
American Express Scholarship Program May
DEADLINE: May 1
AWARD: $5,000 - $2,000 scholarship
CRITERIA: Major/Career interest in Hotel/restaurant management
or Hospitality administration/management. Application must
demonstrate financial need. http://www.ahlef.org/scholarships.asp
American Fire Sprinkler Association (AFSA) Scholarship Essay Contest December
DEADLINE: December
AFSA in launching a nationwide essay context to increase
the public’s awareness and clear up misconceptions about
fire sprinkler systems.
AWARD: Seven regional scholarships of $1,000.
The national first place winner will win an additional $3,000.
The national second place winner will win an additional $2,000.
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA: 700-1000-word essay (typed),
completed application, school recommendation. High
School seniors who plan to further their education at a
college/university or certified trade school. Not
based on need.
ESSAY TOPIC: in application form.
The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) June
DEADLINE: June 1
AWARD: up to $5000
CRITERIA: Awards are to encourage African-American students
to select accounting as a major and their ultimate entry
into the profession. Undergraduates can qualify if they
are a declared accounting major. Awards given according
to need and academic achievement.
INFORMATION: AICPA, 1121 Avenue of the Americas, New York,
NY 10036; 888-777-7077; http://www.aicpa.org/nolimits/become/ships/index.htm.
American Welding Society, The “Jerry Robinson-Inweld Corporation Scholarship” January
DEADLINE: January 15
AWARD: $2,500
CRITERIA: High school senior. Applicant must plan to enroll
in a welding program at an accredited university, be at least
18 years old by Oct. 1 of year scholarship is awarded. At
least a 2.5 GPA, essay explaining why funds are needed, how
the award would change his or her life, and how it would allow
him or her to further the joining sciences.
INFORMATION: http://www.aws.org/foundation/opportunities.html.
Angie M. Houtz Memorial Fund, The June
AWARD: $3,000.00
DEADLINE: June 1
CRITERIA: 3.0 overall GPA (calculated on a 4.0 scale). High school
senior or college student. Must volunteer in the community--beyond
the current high school graduation requirements. Must attend, or
plan to attend,~a two-year or four-year college program in a Maryland
State undergraduate public facility.
SUBMISSION: Most recent transcript. Three reference letters:~ one
from a teacher or professor, one from a supervisor of the community
service done by the applicant, and one from a party of the applicant's
choice (all reference letters must be placed in a sealed envelope
and submitted in one package with the application and transcript).
Applicant must submit a~required essay as explained in the application.
The applicant cannot be related to any member of the Board of Directors.
The Angie M. Houtz Memorial Fund was established after the terrorist
attacks of September 11, 2001. Angie was a victim. An exceptional
individual and a great contributor to the community, her absence
is felt by many. This scholarship will be given to someone who exhibits
quality of person as well as quality of intellect.
Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association (AFCEA) April
DEADLINE: April
13
AWARDS: 16 scholarships at $6,000 each and two at $3,000 each
CRITERIA: U.S. Citizen. High school senior ($6,000) or 2nd year
student in a two-year community college ($3,000). Resident and student
within metropolitan Washington, C.O.G. Acceptance to an Accredited
College or University in the United States in a 4-year Degree granting
full-time curriculum. Major in Engineering (including Computer Technologies
and Management Information Systems) Hard Sciences/or Math. Winners
of Full tuition Scholarships are not eligible.
SUBMIT: Copy of college/university acceptance letter. Copy of SAT/ACT
scores. Most recent grade transcript. Two single page letters of
recommendation. Copy of Expected Family Contribution (EFC) sent
from the Department of Education.
AOWCGWA Scholarship Award April
DEADLINE: April 2
AWARD: not specified
The Army Officers’ Wives’ Club of the Greater Washington Area
(AOWCGWA) will be awards scholarships to qualified applicants
each year. The scholarships will be awarded
to (1) High School Seniors, (2) College Students (no older
than 24 years), and (3) Spouses. Eligible applicants are the
children or spouses of U. S. Army Personnel who will be enrolled
in a post-secondary program during this period. The sponsor
may be on active duty or retired, officer or enlisted. High
school seniors and spouse applicants must reside in the Washington
Metropolitan Area along with their sponsor. The sponsor of
a college applicant must reside with the Washington Metropolitan
Area (which includes Montgomery County and Prince Georges
County).
Anthem Essay Contest March
DEADLINE: March 18
AWARD: First Prize: $2,000 cash. 5 Second prizes of $500 cash.
10 Third prizes of $200 cash. 45 Finalist prizes of $50 cash.
175 Semifinalist prizes of $30 cash.
CRITERIA:~ For 9th and 10th graders. Essay related to Ayn
Rand's novelette Anthem. Essays will be judged on both style
and content. Judges will look for writing that is clear, articulate
and logically organized. Winning essays must demonstrate an
outstanding grasp of the philosophic meaning of Anthem. PICK
UP Anthem Topics and Rules in the Career Center, Scholarship
Drawer #5.
TO ENTER, submit your essay online at http://www.aynrand.org/contests
or mail your essay with cover sheet to: Anthem Essay Contest,
The Ayn Rand Institute, P.O.Box 57044, Irvine, CA 92619-7044.
The Arts Institutes February
DEADLINE: Pre-qualifications-postmarked by Friday, February
14. Regional competitions-received no later than Monday,
March 10. National Portfolio Review competition-advancement
from regionals posted on website by April 14. Winners
notified by May 5.
AWARD: Tuition scholarships at The
Arts Institutes location student chooses to attend; Regional
1st $3000, 2nd $2000; National 1st $25,000, 2nd $20,000, 3rd
$15,000, 4th $10,000, etc down to 10th $2,000.
CRITERIA: High school senior graduating the spring.
Must be pre-qualified for Regional and National competitions.
PROCEDURE: Fill out and mail entry form, mail in with a 35mm
slide of work; in any medium, that demonstrates the entrants
greatest strength. No original artwork accepted. Portfolio
Review Competition. If selected, entrant must be prepared
to present a portfolio of five pieces which includes: One
example of life drawing in pencil, one color example of illustration
in any media, including digital, one example of any size magazine
and/or newspaper advertisement, computer generated or hand
rendered, that incorporates the use of type and images (photography
or illustration) and two examples in any medium that demonstrate
the contestants greatest strengths. First place winners will
advance to national level of competition. If selected for
national level, student must present work via CD. Entry requirements
are as follows: jpg or gif, 300 dpi; portfolio pieces must
be labeled according to entry submission; flash or animation
files will not be accepted.
The Arts Institutes Evelyn Keedy Memorial Scholarship May
DEADLINE: postmarked by May 1
AWARD: two-year tuition award
CRITERIA: Worthy high school senior who has enrolled at one
of the 23 eligible Art Institutes locations. PROCEDURE: Submit
a completed entry form indicating the school and program of
study desired, an official high school transcript, letter
of recommendation from counselor or teacher, second letter
of recommendation, typed resume, 200 word essay about their
career choice and why they have chosen it.
Arts Institute of Philadelphia “International Board of Advisors Scholarship” March
DEADLINE: postmarked March 1
AWARD: full and partial tuition scholarships
ELIGIBILITY: Outstanding high school senior scheduled to graduate
in 2003 from a U.S. high school, or an equivalent foreign
institution. Meet entry requirements.
Entry form in the Career Center. WINNERS will be notified
by April 4 and have until April 18 to accept the
scholarship offer.
The Ashley Tamburri Scholarship March
DEADLINE: March 31
AWARDS: $1,000
Offered by the Ashley Foundation in memory of Ashley Tamburri.
The purpose of the two $1000 awards is to encourage graduating
seniors who are either cancer survivors or are currently
coping with a cancer diagnosis to pursue their educational
goals. The applicant must be a senior, a cancer survivor
or currently diagnosed with cancer. The scholarship is not
based on financial need nor scholastic ability . The recipient’s
acceptance into a college/university will provide evidence
of ability. The applicant must submit an essay written by
the applicant discussing the following question: “How Has
My Experience With Cancer Impacted my Life Values and Career
Goals?” See Career Center for more detailed information
and the application. This information also available on
the web site, http://www.theashleyfoundation.org
Asian American Education Association of MCPS “Scholarship Award" April
DEADLINE: April 24
AWARD: $1,000
CRITERIA: Outstanding Asian Pacific American student. Plan
to enter college in the fall. Plan to major in education.
Graduating high school senior of Asian or Pacific Island descent
from Montgomery County Public School.
REQUIREMENT: Completed application. Official transcript. SAT,
ACT or TOEFL scores. 300-word essay regarding applicant’s
personal goals and professional objectives. Others requirement
listed in application.
Association for Women in Architecture Foundation Scholarships April
DEADLINE: April 26
AWARD: $1,000 - $2,500 Scholarships/Renewable
CRITERIA: Applicant must be female. Major/career interest
in Architecture, Interior design, Engineering or Landscape
architecture. Applicant must demonstrate financial need,
high academic achievement or seriousness of purpose. http://www.awa-la.org/Scholarships.htm
Awards for Excellence Scholarship Program November
DEADLINE: November 12 to the Career Center
AWARD: more than $250,000 will be warded to students for
AFS year, semester, and summer programs abroad. AFS
Awards for Excellence students will live with host families,
and receive an invaluable opportunity to learn more about
our world. B-CC will be able to NOMINATE as many as
10 students. Interested students should stop by the
Career Center for Nomination Forms.
SCHOLARSHIP CRITERIA: Attending a U.S. high school at the
time of nomination. Academic excellence (3.50 GPAor
above). Leadership, and Community Service.
APPLICATION PROCESS: Interested students should
Pick up nomination from the Career Center or access
it from the web: http://www.afs.org/usa
Complete the NOMINEE INFORMATION section
Give form to teacher, Honor Society Advisor, Principal,
or Guidance Counselor and have that person complete NOMINATOR
INFORMATION section
Bring completed NOMINATION FORM to the Career Center
by November 20.
The top 10 students will be selected by BCC Scholarship Committee
and their nomination forms will be sent to AFS. Complete
information is in AFS brochure. AFS scholarships will be awarded
to students for AFS year, semester, and summer programs abroad.
AFS Awards for Excellence students will live with host families,
and receive an invaluable opportunity to learn more about
our world. PICK UP AFS information and Nomination form from
the Career Center, Scholarship Drawer #5.
Bailey Family Foundation Inc. Scholarship April
DEADLINE: April
AWARD: $4,000 to continue their post secondary education
at a college or university of their choice.
CRITERIA: Minimum GPA of 2.5 * Be a graduating senior *
Demonstrate financial need.
Application on line at: http://www.bailey-family.org/
Bennington Young Writers Awards Annual competition December
This is an annual
competition sponsored by Bennington College.
AWARDS: First place: $250, Second place: $100, Third place: $75
DEADLINE: December 1
CRITERIA: Students in 10th, 11th, and 12th grades during the 2004-2005
academic year are invited to submit one of the following: a group
of three poems, a short story, or an un-produced, one-act play.
All entries must be original work and sponsored by a high school
teacher. See http://www.bennington.edu/main.htm and click on News.
Entries must be accompanied by a submission form and postmarked
by December 1. Submission forms available in the Career Center.
For further information, contact Bennington College at 800-833-6845.
Bernie Scholarship Award Program April
DEADLINE: April 1
AWARD: Awards will assist with tuition and/or school related
expenses. The Bernie is a scholarship fund to assist people
of low and moderate income who live in Montgomery County,
Maryland, and who receive housing assistance from The Housing
Opportunities Commission (HOC) or live in housing owned or
managed by Rockville Housing Enterprises or Edgewood Management
Corporation. This scholarship program is for residents who
seek vocational or academic training.
ELIGIBILITY: Resident of Montgomery County, Maryland. Live
in housing owned, managed or administered by HOC, Rockville
Housing Enterprises, or Edgewood Management Corporation. Total
household annual income must not exceed $45,000. Must be either
a high school senior, in college or vocational school, or
planning to return to school and applying for academic or
vocational school assistance.
SELECTION CRITERIA: Applications will be considered on the
basis of need and general quality of the application, with
preference given to those who have performed community service
and/or plan to enter a field of work related to public service.
Interviews will be arranged for finalists.
SUBMIT IN ONE PACKET TOGETHER: Application, transcript, three
recommendations, Educational Tracking Sheet (page 6 of application
packet), and statement of goals.
Blacks in Government (BIG) SW Chapter Scholarship Program March
DEADLINE March 31
AWARD: First Place $1,000 (minimum). Second Place $750 (minimum).
Third Place $500 (minimum). Four (4) Fourth Place of $250
each.
CRITERIA: Graduating from an accredited secondary educational
institution. Have applied to at least one accredited institution
for higher learning in the Fall school term. At least
3.2 cumulative GPA.
SUBMIT: At least one recommendation (from an official of current
school, community organization , or church; or an employer.
Essay on “Establishing a Level Playing Field: The Affirmative
Action Dilemma”.
Boston University “Trustee Scholarship Competition” December
DEADLINE: December 1
AWARD: Each Scholar receives a renewable scholarship
for full tuition and mandatory fees (which in 2001-2002 will
amount to more than $25,000.
SUGGESTED CRITERIA: 3.50 high school GPA or better in a highly
demanding college preparatory curriculum. A class rank
in top 5 percent. A combined score of at least 1400
on the SAT I Reasoning Test or 32 on the ACT. By any
measure, Trustee Scholars are an academically gifted group
of students. They are typically in the top 2 percent of their
high school classes — many with perfect 4.00 grade point averages.
Their average score on the SAT I: Reasoning Test is 1485,
and the ACT average score is 33. Trustee Scholars had a high
school GPA of 3.93, a record of distinctive and significant
contributions to the high school or larger community, and
a passion for learning within the classroom and beyond.
NOMINATION REQUIRED: Trustee Scholars are selected from high
school students who have been nominated by their principal
or counselor.
APPLICATION PROCEDURE: Go to http://www.bu.edu/admissions/trustee,
print the application, essay, and nomination forms.
Details on the competition are in the Career Center and on
the Boston University web site. See APPLICATION PROCEDURE
for details on the submission. The nomination form must
be postmarked by December 1.
Brainstorm USA
DEADLINE: Two scholarships awarded per quarter
AWARD: eight $5000 scholarships, 24 personal computers, and
software
CRITERIA: Brainstorm, USA, a marketer of educational products
and services, sponsors this contest, which requires each child
to describe his or her dream and how a parent, teacher, advisor,
sibling, grandparent, or friend has been helpful to them.
Then parents have to write how they helped make the child’s
come true. Entrants must achieve a 2.75 minimum GPA.
INFORMATION: BrainstormUSA, 8800 Roswell Road Suite 200, Atlanta,
GA 30350. 800-595-5561
Burger King Scholars Foundation Award December
STUDENT DEADLINE: to Career Center, December 1
POSTMARK DEADLINE: December 15
AWARD: $1,000
CRITERIA: One student per school.
NOMINATION required. Cumulative high school GPA of 2.5
to 3.5 maximum (on a 4.0 scale). Work part-time an average
of 15 hours per week, 40 weeks per year (part-time, year round).
Demonstrated participation in community service and/or co-curricular
activities. Demonstrated financial need. Written
recommendation from school’s counselor or principal and
the student’s employer, (who is not related to the student).
Demonstrated financial need.
Plans to enroll in an accredited two or four year college,
university, vocational or technical school no later than Fall
2004.
NOTE: The student does not have to be employed by Burger King
to be eligible. This scholarship program differs from
others in that Burger King is not looking for the top academic
student. Instead, Burger King is seeking to assist students
who are generally great kids whose academic credentials fall
with the GPA range of 2.5 to 3.5, primarily due to their need
to work part-time (or students who cannot work due to a physical
disability or because they help care for sick a family member.)
Calvin College (MI) February
Deadline: February 15 for maximum consideration
Contact: The financial aid office, 800.688.0122
A comprehensive list of additional scholarships is included
in the college catalog or on the Calvin Scholarship Web
Search site which is accessible at http://www.calvin.edu/admin/finaid
National Merit Scholarships - $8,500/year
for four years
Presidential Scholarships - $5,500/year,
renewable up to four years.
Students receiving this scholarship had a median GPA of
3.97 and either a median ACT composite score of 31 or
a median SAT combined score of 1370.
Dean’s Scholarships - $3,500/year,
renewable up to four years
High school valedictorians with a GPA of 3.5 or higher,
plus at least a 25 on the ACT or a total of 1150 on the
ACT, automatically receive this as a minimum scholarship
award. Typically, more than 200 Dean’s Scholarships are
offered each year. Students receiving the Dean’s Scholarship
had a median GPA of 3.92 and either a median ACT composite
score of 27 or a median SAT combined score of 1240.
Faculty Honors Scholarships - $2,500/year,
renewable up to four years
This year’s recipient’s had a median GPA of 3.72 and either
a median ACT composite score of 27 or a median SAT combined
score of 1210.
Honors Scholarships - $1,500/year,
renewable up to four years
Honors Scholarship recipients had a median GPA of 3.67
and either a median ACT composite score of 25 or a median
SAT combined score of 1130.
Cameron Foundation, Williamsburg, VA April
DEADLINE: April 15 (receipt date)
AWARD: $500.00
CRITERIA: Graduating college bound seniors. The senior must
show academic achievement and provide an SAT/ACT score. The
senior must be involved in some school or community activities.
The applicant must complete a 250 word essay entitled “My
Educational and Career Goals.”
Application form available in the Career Center.
Catholic University December/February
Award of Excellence
Up to six students from BCC can receive major scholarships
to The Catholic University of America based on the nomination
of a school official.
DEADLINE: Receipt date: December 1
AWARD: $10,000
CRITERIA: Top ranking students with a 1300 SAT or
28 ACT or higher. 3.5 GPA. Rank in top 20% of
their class. Must apply for Early Decision to CUA.
Leadership/Service Scholarships
Up to six students from BCC can receive major scholarships
to The Catholic University of America based on the nomination
of a school official. There is no limit to the number of
students who apply.
DEADLINE: Receipt date: December 1 for Early Decision
or February 15 for Regular Decision.
AWARD: $5,000
Leadership/Service Scholarships
CRITERIA: Important contributions of leadership and service
to school, church or community. 1200 SAT or 26 ACT or higher.
GPA of 3.4.
Cazenovia College
Outstanding scholarships for excellent students; Academic
Achievement Awards ranging from full tuition scholarships
to up to 55% tuition scholarships. For detailed information,
contact the college at 1-800-654-3210 or http://www.cazenovia.edu/viewSection.aspx?id=75&title=Academic%20Achievement
Find out more about the best of what a small college has to
offer.
Central Pennsylvania College (multiple scholarships) March
Multi-Cultural Student Scholarship
DEADLINE: March 15
AWARD: $500-$1500 for first three terms of study
CRITERIA: High school seniors most closely identifying with one
of the following racial and ethnic groups: African-American, Asian-American,
Hispanic-American and Native-American. It is awarded to high school
seniors graduating in the top 50% of their class. You must submit
a Multi-Cultural Student.
Academic Scholarship
DEADLINE: March 15
AWARD: Half of Tuition for first three terms of study
CRITERIA: It is awarded to seniors graduating in the
top 20% of their class. To r emain eligible for the academic
scholarship, you must maintain a 3.25 semester GPA during
your time at Central Penn.
INFORMATION: 800.759.2727
Out-Of-State Student Scholarship
DEADLINE: March 15
AWARD: One-Fourth of Tuition for first three terms of study
in 2004-2005
CRITERIA: This award is given to high school seniors graduating
in the top 50% of their class. To be eligible for this scholarship,
students must maintain a 3.0 semester GPA during their time
at Central Penn.
INFORMATION: 800.759.2727
Christa McAuliffe Scholarship Foundations
AWARD: Minimum $1,000.
DEADLINE: March 1
CRITERIA: Commitment to teaching profession, intellectual
ability, financial need. For students enrolled in an accredited
program leading to teacher certification in a Maryland college
or university.
SUBMIT: Completed application. Two personal essays. Two
letters of recommendation. Photo of FAFSA application. Transcript
Cliff and Camille Kendall Scholarship
DEADLINE: June 6
Are you planning to attend Montgomery College in the fall? Are you planning to transfer to the Universities at
Shady Grove after completing your studies at MC? If you
answer “yes” you may be eligible for the following: 1st
year tuition at MC for $2500 2nd year at MC renewable if
your GPA requirement is fulfilled 3rd year at Universities
at Shady Grove is $5000 4th year at Universities at Shady
Grove renewable if your GPA requirement is fulfilled
CRITERIA: US citizen or permanent resident, financial need,
3.00 cumulative GPA, completed Foundation Scholarship
application. Download the application at http://www.montgomerycollege.org/finaid.
To learn more about MC and the Universities at Shady Grove,
visit http://www.montgomerycollege.edu
or
http://www.shadygrove.umd.edu
Coca-Cola Scholars Program
DEADLINE: October 31
AWARD: $4,000 and $20,000 (50 National Scholars will receive
$5,000 per year for 4 years -- totaling $20,000.). 200 Regional
Scholars will receive $1,000 per year for four years -- totaling
$4,000). Recipients may use the awards at any accredited post-secondary
school of their choice.
CRITERIA: Senior. U.S. Citizen, U.S. National or Permanent
or Temporary Resident, Refugee, Asylee, Cuban-Haitian Entrant,
or Humanitarian Parolee. Current, full-time secondary school
graduating senior.
Minimum 3.0+ GPA. Rank or top % of graduating class required.
Leadership. Community service. Employment activities. Volunteer
service and awards received considered.
PROCEDURE: Encouraged to apply online at
http://www.coca-colascholars.org/
Coca-Cola Two-year Colleges Scholarship May
DEADLINE: May
AWARD: $1,000 Scholarship
CRITERIA: Nomination materials are sent to the Financial Aid
Office at all two-year, degree granting institutions in the
United States in February. Each college campus may nominate
two students for this scholarship program. (Eligible students
should contact the colleges financial aid office to declare
their interest in being nominated by their college.) Nominees
may be first and/or second year students planning to continue
their education at a two-year institution. 400 awards will
be given annually. The deadline for applications is May 31.
For details, go to http://www.coca-colascholars.org/
and click on Apply Online, then Two Year College. Please
note: the two-year college they are attending must nominate
students.
Coker College (multiple scholarships) First Come, First Serverd
Presidents Scholarship
DEADLINE: first come, first served-applicants are advised
to apply early. Freshmen accepted into the traditional day
program will automatically be considered for awards.
AWARD: Up to $7000 per year
CRITERIA: GPA above B+. Class rank in top 15%. SAT or ACT
in top 15% of applicants to Coker College.
Deans Scholarship
AWARD: up to $6500 per year.
CRITERIA: GPA above B average. Class rank in top 20%. SAT
or ACT in top 20% of applicants to Coker.
Coker College Grants
AWARD: $500 to $6000
CRITERIA: Awarded to recognize academic merit and contributions
to school and community, also awarded to demonstrated financial
need.
Valedictorian Scholarships
AWARD: $2000
CRITERIA: Awarded to students ranked number one in their high
school class at the end of their junior year or fall semester
senior year. Given as $500 each academic year.
Colby College “Ralph Bunche Scholars Program for Outstanding Students of Color November/January
DEADLINE: Nov (Early Decision), Jan(Regular Decision)
AWARD: Difference between EFC and cost of college
CRITERIA: Students of color with demonstrated scholastic strength
and leadership potential. Student involvement in music, drama,
athletics, dance, or art is also considered important, as
is significant participation in community or school activities.
Qualify for financial aid.
NOMINATION REQUIRED.
College Board Let's Get Ready Fellowship April
DEADLINE: April
AWARD: $1,500 - $2,000 scholarship/grant
CRITERIA: Major/career interest in education. Applicant must
demonstrate leadership or service orientation. http://www.collegeboard.org/
College of Notre Dame (multiple scholarships) January
Contact: 800.435.0200
(in MD), http://www.ndm.edu/
Priority consideration given to students who apply and are
admitted by January 15
Academic Scholarships ranging from
$5,000 to full tuition, awarded annually for four years,
not based on financial need.
Eligibility: 3.0 GPA and higher on a 4.0 scale, combined
SAT of 1050, strong co-curricular involvement and class
ranking.
Achievement Awards ranging from $2,500
to $5,000 per annual award for up to four years, not based
on financial need.
Eligibility: Strong academic record and programs, co-curricular
activities and class ranking, special talents, achievements
and consistent service, and involvement in such areas
as art, band, communications/media, community service,
creative writing, dance, debate, forensics, leadership,
music, theatre and other school, church or community activities,
excluding athletic participation or ability.
Endowed Awards a variety of endowed
scholarships and awards from external organizations and
donors. Criteria and amount varies; awarded annually for
up to four years.
College of Wooster (multiple scholarships) October
Arthur Holly Compton Scholarship
AWARD: $9,000/year to $16,000/year
DEADLINE: October
CRITERIA: Incoming students who combine academic excellence
with an aptitude for independent work in the College’s laboratories,
libraries, studios or computer center. As evidence,
candidates may have demonstrated an ability through a debate
program, a science project, work in art, music, theater or
creative writing, editing a publication, writing a computer
program, or in any activity undertaken outside of school.
Clarence B. Allen Scholarships
AWARD: $14,000 to $18,000 annually (i.e., $64,000 to
$72,000 over four years)
DEADLINE: October 15
CRITERIA: African-American students. 3.0 GPA.
21 ACT or over 1000 SAT. Rank in top 20% of class. Extracurricular
activities and special talents. Potential for distinguished
academic achievement in college.
Colorado State University (CO) (multiple scholarships) December/March
DEADLINES: December, March
CONTACT: 970.491.6321, http://sfs.colostate.edu/
Merit Scholarship
$500 - $2,000, depending
on financial need, renewable for six additional semesters.
Creative and Performing Arts Award
- amounts vary
Distinguished Scholars Award
$2,000 annual award,
renewable for six additional semesters.
Exceptional Scholars Award
for National
Merit Scholars who list Colorado State University as their
first choice - $5,000 for nonresidents, renewable for
six additional semesters.
Monfort Scholarship
awards tuition
and fees, living allowance and book allowance, renewable
for six additional semesters.
Academic College Scholarships
to apply
through your college, complete the CSU Scholarship Application
(deadline March 1)
Conclave Music Business Scholarship March
Award: The full tuition scholarship covers remaining tuition
(after any federal or state grant funding) to obtain the Associate
of Applied Science Degree in Music Business, a scholarship
valued at $20,000. Books, course materials, room and board
are not included.
Deadline: postmarked by March
Description: The Conclave Music Business Scholarship is a
full-tuition scholarship presented to one incoming Musictech
College music business student each academic year. This prestigious
award is granted to the applicant who
1) best demonstrates his or her ambition to pursue a career
in the music industry;
2) has maintained a good academic record; and
3) demonstrates financial need.
Eligible Applicants: Any student who has applied for admission
to Musictech College’s Music Business Program starting
classes in the fall.
The scholarship recipient will not be notified until he or
she is accepted to the college. The scholarship winner will
be notified in late April and will receive the award at the
annual Conclave Learning Conference in July. The winner is
encouraged to attend The Conclave and will receive a stipend
to help cover travel and lodging expenses. The Conclave will
provide complimentary tuition to attend the weekend Learning
Conference.
Sponsored by: the Douglas W. Smith Foundation: Founded at
Musictech College, the foundation supports the work of a wide
spectrum of community music education programs and institutions
throughout Minnesota and the Midwest region.
About The Conclave: Since 1979, the non-profit Conclave in
keeping with its mission of educating the music industry has
been awarding scholarships to deserving students desiring
an education in the radio and music industries.
Conclave Radio Industry Scholarships March
AWARD: over $60,000 for the three.
DEADLINE: March
CRITERIA: Must attend Brown College of Minneapolis, MN,
The Specs Howard School of Broadcasting Arts of Southfield,
MI, or Musictech College of St. Paul, MN. In all, these
scholarships represent a value of over $60,000.
Applications available at http://www.theconclave.com/scholarships.asp
This simple application process for the radio industry scholarships
involves answering a one-page questionnaire and providing
a voice tape/ CD from the prospective student. An essay
must accompany the music industry scholarship application
in leiu of the audio tape/CD.
In addition to the monetary
value of the scholarships, the awards will include job placement
assistance. Available starting dates vary for each school,
beginning as early as the summer. A panel made up
of members of the Board of Directors of the Conclave and
Conclave advisors will choose the winning candidates.
Radio scholarships are for those who want careers in any
area of radio/broadcasting - air personality, advertising/sales,
programming, writing, news, sports, production, etc. Anyone
- regardless of sex, race or religious belief - may enter.
Winners will be notified by mid-April.
The scholarships
will be awarded at the 29th annual Conclave Learning Conference
to be held in Minneapolis, July 15-18. The winner
is encouraged to attend the Conclave, and will receive a
stipend which can be used for travel and lodging. The Conclave
will provide the winner full tuition to attend the annual
Learning Conference. Applications must sent directly to
the Conclave. Entries will be judged by an assembly of the
Board of Directors and its Executive Committee. The
decision of the judges is final. For more information about
the Conclave, visit http://www.theconclave.com/scholarships.asp.
Concordia College (NY)
CONTACTS: 800.937.265.2655 or http://www.concordia.onlinecommunity.com/attendingconcordia/financialaid.htm
Fortress Grant program
New students
who are eligible for admission and are members of LCMS
congregations will receive scholarships, based on academic
merit, ranging from $5,000 up to half the tuition rate.
This same program offers non-LCMS Lutheran members up
to $5,000 toward meeting their cost of education.
Fellows Scholarship
$10,000, acceptance
into Fellows Honors Program
Regents Academic Scholarship
$6,000,
95 average and 1200 SAT, GPA 3.5
Presidents Academic Scholarship
$5,500,
90 average and 1100 SAT, GPA 3.4
Deans Academic Scholarship
$5,000,
85 average and 1000 SAT, GPA 3.3
Leadership Scholarship
$2,000 - $5,000,
demonstrate leadership; cannot combine with Academic Merit
Athletic Scholarship
up to $8,000,
NCAA eligibility; coach’s recommendation
Music Scholarship - up to $8,000, audition
Concordia Grant-In-Aid
up to $6,000,
open to all students with need
Check web site for additional scholarships.
Converse College (Scholarship Competition) March
AWARD: $1000 to full comprehensive fee.
Amounts vary depending on donor criteria, academic qualifications,
and special talents. Students who participate in scholarship
competitions will be notified of their awards within two weeks
of the competition. After the scholarship competitions, scholarships
will be awarded on a first come, first serve basis.
Need-based financial assistance is available based on the
results of the completed FAFSA.
For more information financial assistance, contact the Office
of Financial Assistance at 800-766-1125 or email financialaid@converse.edu.
Computer Science, Engineering and Mathematics (CSEM) Scholarships, Montgomery College May
DEADLINE: May
This program, funded by the National Science Foundation,
awards 40 scholarships of up to $3,125 per year for one
year of support, renewable for a second year. To be eligible,
students must be US citizens, permanent residents, or alien
admitted as a refugee; be currently enrolled fulltime at
MC OR be a newly admitted fulltime student for Fall;
demonstrate financial need; be planning to transfer to a
BS program in computer science, engineering or mathematics;
be ready to enroll in college level courses; have a strong
academic record; and enroll in a one credit course that
will include seminars by scientists and engineers as well
as resume writing, interviewing, and advising in preparation
for a transfer to a four year institution.
For more information and the application form, visit http://www.montgomerycollege.edu/Departments/CSEM/
Cookerly Scholarship for Aspiring Educators May
DEADLINE: May
AWARD: $4,000
CRITERIA: 12th grade financially needy students with strong
academic records, whose career focus is education in Grades
pre-K to 12.
SUBMIT: Application cover sheet, one page essay on "My Career
as an Educator," Course Completion Summary/Unofficial Transcript
of Grades, and Teacher's Recommendation.
RETURN COMPLETED APPLICATION PACKET TO: Dr. Jerrilyn V. Andrews,
Office of Shared Accountability, MCPS, 850 Hungerford Drive,
Room 11, Rockville, MD 20950 or fax to Dr. Andrews at 301-279-3849.
For information, call Dr. Andrews at 301-279-3448.
Culinary Institute of America, “All American Pie Recipe Contest” April
DEADLINE: starts in April and final winners announced in September
AWARD: $25,000 grand prize. 20 $,4000 finalists awards. 10
$1,500 runner-up prizes
CRITERIA: A high school junior or older not currently enrolled
CIA students. Entrants have to be interested in pursuing a
career in food service and hospitality or earning a degree
in culinary arts at the CIA.
INFORMATION: The Culinary Institute of America, 1946 Campus
Drive, Hyde Park, N.Y. 12538, 800-culinary or http://www.ciachef.edu/financial/index.html
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Danforth Scholarship Washington University/St. Louis October
DEADLINE: October
AWARDS: Full- and partial-tuition scholarship in
addition to an annual stipend
CRITERIA: Demonstrated capacity for service and leadership.
Academic excellence. Commitment to embrace the challenges
of a rigorous academic curriculum. Stand out among their
peers for their maturity, strong moral character, selflessness,
and commitment to community
PROCEDURE: pick up the self-nomination form in the Career
Center
Davidson College (multiple scholarships) September/November/January
Bryan Scholarships
At Davidson we believe in rewarding hard work. Through the
Bryan Scholars program we offer $25,000 per year for four
years to one male and one female scholar athlete in each freshman
class in the eligible sports listed below. If you have an
exceptional academic record, exhibit outstanding leadership
abilities, and are rated a high impact athlete by a Davidson
College coach you may qualify for consideration.
DEADLINE: September 20 - Entire admission application due
for senior scholar athletes who wish to be considered for
the Bryan Scholars Program.
DETAILS: Go to http://www.davidson.edu/gotgame
,
or call Kevin Lamb at 704-894-2018 or by e-mail at: kelamb@davidson.edu.
Davidson Scholarships
The Davidson Scholar program is linked to the Bryan Program
and serves to recognize a broader cross section of superior
scholar athletes. Athletic, academic and personal qualities
are the key components in selecting the winners of these awards.
Davidson Scholar awards range from $2,500 to $15,000 per year
and are renewable for four years of study at Davidson.
DEADLINE: January 2 - Entire application due for scholar-athletes
in their senior year wishing to be considered for Davidson
Scholar Awards.
DETAILS: Go to http://www.davidson.edu/gotgame,
or call Kevin Lamb at 704-894-2018 or by e-mail at: kelamb@davidson.edu.
Romare Howard Bearden Scholarship
AWARD: $40,000 (with an annually stipend of $10,000). Winners
will be considered for additional scholarship aid based on
academic strength and financial need.
DEADLINE: Nominations are due by November 1. An application
for admission and further information will be sent to the
nominee (The $50 admission application fee is waived for Bearden
Nominees.)
CRITERIA: Students with exceptional promise in studio art
with a preference given to African-Americans.
DETAILS: Call Mr. Kevin Lamb, Davidson College Assistant Dean
of Admission and Financial Aid and Merit Program at 1-800-768-0380
or e-mail kelamb@davidson.edu
Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) - Undergraduate Training Assistance Program (UTAP) September
AWARD: Tuition assistance (up to $17,000)
UTAP provides high school seniors (particularly females, minority and disabled students) with tuition assistance to
selected colleges or universities, challenging summer work assignments and permanent employment in their field of study upon graduation. The application period for UTAP is from mid-September to late November.
For additional information on DIA and the Special Recruitment Programs requirements,
application submission processes and deadlines, please contact the Civilian Employment & Classification
Division at 202-231-4713 or visit our website at http://www.dia.mil/Careers/Programs/studentPrograms.html.
DIA is an equal opportunity employer. Positions are open to U.S. citizens only.
Delaware State University, “USDA/1890 National Scholars Program” January
DEADLINE: January 15
AWARD: Annual tuition, employment, employee benefits, room,
board, fees
CRITERIA: U.S. Citizen. Entering freshman. High School diploma
or GED High School GPA of 3.0 or better. Combined verbal/math
SAT score of 1,000 or more or a composite ACT score of 21
or more.
Attend one of the following HBCUs (Alabama A&M, Alcorn,
Delaware State, Florida A&M, Fort Valley State, Kentucky
State, Lincoln U, Langston U, North Carolina A&T, Prairie
View A&M, South Carolina State, Southern U, Tennessee
State, Tuskegee U, Univ of Arkansas, Univ of Maryland Eastern
Shore, Virginia State). Study agriculture, food, or natural
resource sciences, or other related disciplines. Demonstrated
leadership and community service. Starting first year of college.
Upon completion of the scholarship, the U.S. Department of
Agriculture will require a one-year service obligation for
each year of financial support.
FOR MORE INFORMATION, see the brochure in the Career Center.
Delta Faucet Company Scholarship June
DEADLINE: June 1
AWARD: $2,500 Scholarship
CRITERIA: Major/Career interest in Air conditioning/heating/refrigeration
technology, Architecture, Business or Engineering, construction.
http://www.phccweb.org/foundation/scholarships.cfm
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority (Potomac Valley Alumnae Chapter) April
DEADLINE: April 15 (postmark).
AWARD: $1,000
CRITERIA: High School Senior. Graduate from a Montgomery
County School. U.S. Citizen. Montgomery County Resident.
2.5 GPA or better. Enrolled in a four-year accredited institution
by Fall (after high school graduation) seeking a bachelor’s degree. Demonstrated good
citizenship. Have a family gross income which does not exceed
$75,000.
SUBMIT: Photo. Three reference letters. Essay on career
goals and educational objectives. Current official transcript
with GPA. Copy of parents’ or guardian’s current year Federal IRS.
ALL ITEMS MUST BE SUBMITEED WITH THE APPLICATION.
Denison University (multiple scholarships) January
Multicultural Achievement Scholarship for Students of Color
DEADLINE; January 1 (submit college application)
AWARD: Full Tuition
CRITERIA: Merit based. Students of color (African-American,
Asian-American, Hispanic, Native American and bi-racial students).
TO APPLY: To apply, submit a completed Denison application
CONTACT: Denison University. 1-800-DENISON. Admission@denison.edu
or http://www.denison.edu/financialaid/prospective.html
Dr. Betty Lovelace Scholarship for Students of Color Scholarship
DEADLINE; January 1
AWARD: Three-Quarter Tuition Scholarship
CRITERIA: Merit based. Students of color
TO APPLY: To apply, submit a completed Denison application
CONTACT: Denison University. 1-800-DENISON. Admission@denison.edu
or http://www.denison.edu/financialaid/prospective.html
Bob and Nancy Good Scholarship for Students of Color
AWARD: Half Tuition
CRITERIA: Merit based. African-American students
TO APPLY: To apply, submit a completed Denison application
CONTACT: Denison University. 1-800-DENISON. Admission@denison.edu
or http://www.denison.edu/financialaid/prospective.html
Parajon Scholarship for Students of Color
DEADLINE; January 1
AWARD: Half Tuition
CRITERIA: Merit based. Asian-American, Hispanic, and Native
American students
TO APPLY: To apply, submit a completed Denison application
CONTACT: Denison University. 1-800-DENISON. Admission@denison.edu
or http://www.denison.edu/financialaid/prospective.html
Tyree Scholarship for Students of Color
DEADLINE; January 1
AWARD: Half Tuition
CRITERIA: Merit based. African-American students
TO APPLY: To apply, submit a completed Denison application
CONTACT: Denison University. 1-800-DENISON. Admission@denison.edu
or http://www.denison.edu/financialaid/prospective.html
YMCA Black Achievers Scholarship for Students of Color
DEADLINE; January 1
AWARD: Half Tuition
CRITERIA: Merit based. African-American students
TO APPLY: To apply, submit a completed Denison application
CONTACT: Denison University. 1-800-DENISON. Admission@denison.edu
or http://www.denison.edu/financialaid/prospective.html
Fisher Scholarship for Students of Color
DEADLINE; January 1
AWARD: One-Third Tuition
CRITERIA: Merit based. African-American women
TO APPLY: To apply, submit a completed Denison application
CONTACT: Denison University. 1-800-DENISON. Admission@denison.edu
or http://www.denison.edu/financialaid/prospective.html
Meredith Scholarship for Students of Color
DEADLINE; January 1
AWARD: One-Third Tuition
CRITERIA: Merit based. African-American men
TO APPLY: To apply, submit a completed Denison application
CONTACT: Denison University. 1-800-DENISON. Admission@denison.edu
or http://www.denison.edu/financialaid/prospective.html
HLA Scholarship for Students of Color
DEADLINE; January 1
AWARD: One-Third Tuition
CRITERIA: Merit based. Asian-American, Hispanic, and Native American
TO APPLY: To apply, submit a completed Denison application
CONTACT: Denison University. 1-800-DENISON. Admission@denison.edu
or http://www.denison.edu/
DeSales University (Center Valley PA)“Poetry Festival” April
AWARD: From $500 - $5,000, renewable annually
COMPETITION: Submit three poems to DeSales University for the chance to win a 4-year, full tuition scholarship. The deadline for submitting poems is April 9.
For more information, call 877-4-DESALES
Dickinson College (multiple scholarships) November-February
Benjamin Rush Scholarship
DEADLINE: November 15/January 15 (early decision), December
15 (early admittance), February 1 (regular decision)
AWARD: $48,000 of tuition support for eight semesters
CRITERIA: SAT score of 1300 or higher, class rank of top 10%,
and leadership in school and community activities. Merit based.
Annual renewal is contingent on a 3.0 GPA.
FOR APPLICATION and/or INFORMATION: Visit the web site at
http://www.dickinson.edu/finaid/
or check the file in the Career Center.
John Dickinson Scholarship
DEADLINE: November 15/January 15 (early decision), December
15 (early admittance), February 1 (regular decision)
AWARD: $48,000 of tuition support for eight semesters
CRITERIA: SAT score of 1300 or higher, class rank of top 10%,
and leadership in school and community activities. Merit based.
Annual renewal is contingent on a 3.0 GPA.
and/or INFORMATION: Visit the web site at
http://www.dickinson.edu/finaid/
or check the file in the Career Center.
Engage the World Fellowship
DEADLINE: November 15/January 15 (early decision), December
15 (early admittance), February 1 (regular decision)
New; this award will give selected John Dickinson Scholarship
winners who exhibit exemplary qualifications the opportunity
to use the $3000 award any time during the scholar’s four
years at Dickinson. The fellowship may be used to support
a special research or creative project, study abroad, unpaid
summer internships or unpaid community service.
FOR APPLICATION and/or INFORMATION: Visit the web site at
http://www.dickinson.edu/finaid/
or check the file in the Career Center.
Discover Card Tribute Award Scholarship January
DEADLINE: January 9 (receipt deadline)
Is sponsored by Discover® Card, in cooperation with
the American Association of School Administrators (AASA)
Recognizes the achievements of high school juniors in
areas beyond academics, and
Awards scholarships for any type of post-high school
education or training.
AWARD: Nine $25,000 scholarships and nine $2,500 scholarships
CRITERIA: High school JUNIOR with a minimum 2.75 GPA for
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