| Source |
Discipline |
Award |
Requirements |
Deadline |
Contact |
| Advancing Hispanic Excellence in Technology, Engineering, Math and Science (AHETEMS) Foundation General Scholarships |
Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics or a related field |
$1,000 to $3,000 |
Merit-based and need-based general scholarships are awarded, to qualified high school graduating seniors, undergraduate students, and graduate students who demonstrate both significant motivation and aptitude for a career in science, technology, engineering or mathematics. ELIGIBILITY: Hispanic-descent, U.S. citizenship is not required., be accepted into or attending an accredited 2-year or 4-year college or university in the United States or Puerto Rico, be enrolled full-time (12 hrs undergraduate, 9 hrs graduate) during the academic year. High school graduating seniors must be graduating from an accredited U.S. high school with a diploma. Minimum GPA: 3.00 on a 4.0 for high school seniors and undergraduates; 3.25 on a 4.0 scale for graduate students. Be pursuing your first bachelors, masters or doctoral degree. The application period will open in January. |
April 1 |
AHETEMS, Inc., c/o: 2010-2011 Scholarship Program, University of Texas at Arlington, Box 19019
416 Yates Street, Room 609, Arlington, TX 76019-0019 or visit online (click for more information)
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| AFA Teens for Alzheimer's Awareness College Scholarship |
General |
$5,000 -grand-prize winner, a $500 - first runner-up and a $250 -second runner-up |
This scholarship provides an excellent opportunity for college-bound students to give thoughtful consideration to the impact Alzheimer’s disease has on their own lives and others in their family and community. Students are required to submit an autobiography and write a 1,200 to 1,500 word essay that answers the following questions:
• How has Alzheimer’s disease changed or impacted your life?
• What have you learned about yourself, your family and/or your community in the face of coping with Alzheimer’s disease?
To qualify, students must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident and must also enter a four-year accredited college or university within 12 months of the application deadline. Existing college students are not eligible to apply. An independent committee selected by AFA will judge all timely submissions. See website for other documentation required with submission |
February 15 |
Alzheimer's Foundation of America, 322 Eighth Ave., 7th Fl., New York, NY 10001, info@afateens.org
866.AFA.8484 or visit online (Click for more information)
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| Agnes Scott College -- various scholarships available |
General, also music |
$1,000 to full tuition, fees, room and board |
Merit-based scholarships are awarded through the admission office. The college automatically considers all early-decision and scholarship-decision students for merit-based aid. When granting merit-based scholarships, the college looks at several factors including academic achievement, community service, evidence of leadership, extracurricular involvement and state residence. The Goizueta Foundation Scholarship for native Spanish speakers is also available. Some additional scholarships require separate application. |
January 15 |
Agnes Scott College, 141 E. College Ave., Decatur, GA 30030 Tel: 404 471-6000 | 800 868-8602 or visit online (click for more information).
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| Air Force ROTC |
Engineering (various), Architecture, Chemistry, Computers, Math, Meteorology, Physics, Operations Research); various scholarships available with military obligation |
Up to full scholarships, plus books and expenses |
Must be US citizen, 17 to 31 years of age, high school graduate, prior to activating scholarship. Varies by scholarship; must be in top 40% of the class, SAT 1100 or ACT 24, GPA 3.0. Must complete a physical fitness assessment and an interview, need counselor certificate, personal statement, and resume. |
December 1 |
Air Force ROTC representative or apply online (click on more information)
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| Al Neuharth Free Spirit Scholarships |
Journalism |
$1,000 (top 2 partici-pants receive an additional $50,000) |
Open to high school seniors who are committed to pursuing a career in journalism and demonstrate qualities of a "free spirit" academically or personally. A free spirit can be a risk-taker, a visionary, an innovative leader, an entrepreneur, or a courageous achiever who accomplishes great things beyond his or her normal circumstances. Submit application, two essays, letter of recommendation, transcript, samples of journalistic work, and photo |
Oct. 15 |
Freedom Forum, Attn: Attention: Al Neuharth Free Spirit Scholarship and Journalism Conference Program
555 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20001, email: freespirit@freedomforum.org or call 202/292-6261 or visit online (click for more information)
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| Alabama A&M University - several scholarships available |
General; Music, ROTC, Family and Consumer Sciences, Fashion Design, Apparel, Merchandising and Design, Nutrition, Hospitality Management, Human Development, Physics, Food Science, Urban Planning, agricultural science, Computational Science, athletic |
From $125 to full tuition, room and board and books |
Varies - based on academics, US citizen, and full-time student. Some based on financial need. See website for contact information for each scholarship. |
Unavailable |
Chairman of Scholarship Committee, Office of Admissions, Alabama A&M University, Post Office Box 908, Normal, AL 35762. Undergraduate Admissions - (256) 372-5245 or visit online (click for more information)
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| Alabama State University |
General |
Varies |
Most require high academics, scores, or show leadership. Alabama State University scholarships are offered to the most outstanding entering freshmen (and junior college transfer students). All scholarships are competitive and are awarded to the most qualified entering freshmen students on the basis of the following:
Completed admission and scholarship application, Official ACT score (or comparable SAT scores), Handwritten essay, Official high school transcript. All scholarship recipients must complete an application for financial aid.
Must be admitted to the University by Jan. 31 to be considered. |
February 15 |
School Counselor or Alabama State University, 915 South Jackson Street, G.W. Trenholm Hall, Montgomery, AL, 36101-0271, telephone (334) 229-4862; or email finaid@alasu.edu or visit online (click for more information).
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| Albany State University - several scholarships available |
General, Music, Athletic |
$1,000 to $3,000 |
A limited number of scholarships are available. Awards are made on the basis of academic records and test scores. Different scores and GPA requirements for the different scholarships. Some for GA residents only. Applications for each available online. |
Unavailable |
Office of Financial Aid, Albany State University, 504 College Drive, Albany, Georgia 31705, (229) 430-4650, Fax Number (229) 430-3936, General Email: ifinaid@asurams.edu or visit online (click for more information)
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| Alumnae Scholarship Program / Alumni Club Scholarships (University of Southern California) |
General |
$1,000 to $4,000; some renewable |
Open to freshmen and transfers; primarily awarded to California residents. Strong emphasis is placed on leadership and academic performance. Competitive freshman candidates will be at the top of our applicant pool with respect to GPA and SAT or ACT scores. Transfer applicants must have a minimum GPA of
3.6. Each alumnae group that awards scholarships establishes individual qualifications. A personal interview is required. Submit a completed Undergraduate Application and Alumnae Scholarship Application by Dec. Applications can be submitted online at |
December 1 |
For more information about USC Alumni Association scholarships call (213) 740-2300 or visit online (click for more information).
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| Alvis Owen George Memorial Architecture Competition |
General |
Essay Challenge $150 Cash Award open to Freshman, Sophmores, Juniors and Seniors; Design Challenge Juniors and rising Seniors Paid Tuition to a weeklong overnigh design camp at North Carolina State University |
Write an essay and for juniors and rising seniors design a 12 foot by 12 foot maximum space design the Basics of Living |
March |
see school counselor for application; mail completed application to Alvis George Memorial Architecture Competition c/o Randolph Arts Guild. PO Box 1033 Asheboro, NC 27204-1033
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| America Junior Miss Scholarship Program |
General |
Up to $54,000 |
Open to college-bound high school senior girls who have distinguished themselves at school and in their community. Contests start at chapter level. |
Unavailable |
Visit website www.ajm.org or contact America's Junior Miss Foundation, PO Box 2786, Mobile AL 36652 or telephone (251) 438-3621 or email foundation@ajm.org. Please see website (click more information) about local chapter contests in your state.
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| American Architectural Foundation - Minority/ Disadvantaged Scholarship Program |
Architecture |
$500 - $2,500; 20 scholarships available; renewable for 2 years |
Open to minority/disadvantaged students who are graduating high school seniors. Must be nominated by school counselor or someone who is aware of applicant's interest and aptitude in Architecture. These scholarships are open to high school seniors and college freshmen who plan to study architecture at a NAAB-accredited program. Eligible candidates will be sent an application form which is due by Jan. 15. Selections will be based on financial need, academic achievement, essay, recommendations, transcript. Must submit a statement of disadvantaged circumstances. Website updated in September. |
December (first week) for nomination form; January 15 for student application |
Catherine Roussel, Director of Scholarship Programs, 1735 New York Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20006-5292, telephone (202) 626-7511. Email croussel@aia.org or visit online (click for more information)
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| American Business Women's Association |
General |
Not offered in 2009 |
Evaluation based on academics, educational goals, extra/co-curricular activities and leadership. |
Will not be offered this year - Spring, 2009. |
School Counselor
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| American Cancer Society (ACS) College Scholarship Program |
General |
varies by state or local chapter. Up to $7,500 |
Scholarships are usually offered through state or regional chapters of the ACS for students attending 2- or 4-year colleges in the area. Must have had a diagnosis of cancer before age 19 and be currently under age 25. Must be a legal resident in state where scholarship is offered; accepted to an accredited 2-year or 4-year university or community college or vocational technical school. Other eligibility requirements vary by state. Applications available after January 1. |
Vary by state |
Call the American Cancer Society, telephone (800) 227-2345 for information and to find the closest ACS office. Or visit online (click on more information).
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| American Cancer Society College Scholarships |
General |
$1,000; $500 renewable |
Must have had a diagnosis of cancer before age 19 and be currently under age 25. Must be a legal resident of GA, NC, or SC; accepted to an accredited 2-year or 4-year university or community college or vocational technical school. Applications available after January 1, 2008. |
April 16 |
Henry Well at the American Cancer Society, telephone (800) 227-2345 or (803) 798-5427 or email henry.well@cancer.org
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| American Chemical Society Scholars Program |
Chemistry, Biochemistry, or Chemical Engineering, Environmental Science, Toxicology and Chemical Technology |
Up to $5,000; renewable |
Open to minority students. Must be US citizens or permanent residents, high achievers in chemistry or science and planning to pursue a career in a chemically related science, with demonstrated financial need. Submit application and FAFSA. Applications accepted November to March. |
March 1 |
American Chemical Society Scholars Program, Department of Diversity Programs, 1155 16th St., NW, Washington DC 20036, or visit or visit online (Click for more information) or call (800) 227-5558, ext. 6250 or (202) 872-6250.
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| American Congress on Surveying and Mapping (ACSM) - various scholarships available |
Surveying Technology/ Engineering, Mapping, Cartography, Geomatics, |
$500 - $2,000 |
Open to students planning to study for a career in the surveying and mapping professions at 2-year, 4-year, or graduate program. Selection will be based on academic record, applicant's statement, letters of recommendation, professional activities. |
November 2 |
ACSM, 6 Montgomery Village Avenue, Suite 403, Gaithersburg, MD 20879, telephone (240) 632-9716 or visit online (Click for more information)
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| American Dental Hygienists Association Scholarships |
Dental Hygiene |
$1,000 - $1,500 |
Open to students who have completed one year of a dental hygiene program, or are in the process of completing it. Scholarships are based on financial need, academic achievement, references. Applications are available after January 1 |
February 1 |
American Dental Hygienists Association, telephone (800) 735-4916. Visit online at http://www.adha.org or email institute@adha.org or visit online (Click for more information)
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| American Fire Sprinkler Association Scholarship |
General |
$2,000; 10 scholarships available |
Open to graduating high school seniors planning to attend a college/university or trade school in the US. Read "Fire Sprinkler Essay" (available through the website) and take a 10-question multiple choice, "open book" test. For each correct answer, students will receive 1 entry into a drawing for a $2,000 scholarship. A total of 10 entries into the drawing is possible. |
April 1 |
Visit American Fire Sprinkler Association website at www.afsascholarship.org. Essay and test are available through the site.
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| American Fire Sprinkler Association Scholarship |
General |
$2,000; 10 scholarships available |
Open to graduating high school seniors planning to attend a college/university or trade school in the US. Read "Fire Sprinkler Essay" (available through the website) and take a 10-question multiple choice, "open book" test. For each correct answer, students will receive 1 entry into a drawing for a $2,000 scholarship. A total of 10 entries into the drawing is possible. |
April |
Visit American Fire Sprinkler Association website (click on more information). Essay and test are available through the site.
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| American Hotel & Lodging Educational Foundation Scholarships |
Hospitality, Hospitality Management, Hotel Management |
Up to $2,000 |
Open to graduating high school seniors planning to pursue a career in hospitality. Various scholarships are available and requirements vary. Applications will be available after January 1. |
May 1 |
American Hotel & Lodging Educational Foundation, 1201 New York Ave., NW, Suite 600, Washington, DC, 20005-3931, telephone (202) 289-3100 or email chammond@ahlef.org
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| American Indian College of the Assemblies of God |
General, Christian ministry, Education |
Unavailable |
Scholarships and grants vary in amount and are based on need, academic achievement, and/or social life.
Unless otherwise indicated, a committee appointed by the President will administer these scholarships. AIC reserves the right to adjust any institutional awards whenever the scholarship combined with other financial aid programs exceeds the total cost of education or when a recipient no longer is showing satisfactory progress academically or in Christian citizenship. All scholarships are awarded on an annual basis. Scholarships based on academics, leadership and Christian citizenship are available. |
Unavailable |
American Indian College of the Assemblies of God, 10020 N. 15th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85021-2199
(800) 933-3828 or visit online (click for more information).
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| American Indian Education Foundation (AIEF) |
General |
up to $2,000; renewable |
Open to graduating high school seniors who are of Native American or Alaska Native descent and plan to attend an accredited two- or four-year college/university or technical/vocational school full time. Must have and maintain a GPA of at least 2.0. Current year application will be on website after January 1; applications submitted before March 1 earn bonus points. |
April 4 |
Telephone (866) 866-8642 or email scholarships@nrc1.org or visit online (click for more information)
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| American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) - Minority Scholarship Awards for Incoming College Freshmen |
Chemical Engineering |
$1,000 |
Must be a minority high school senior or college freshman intending to major in Chemical Engineering, GPA greater than 3.0 on a 4.0 scale, be a well rounded individual with significant extracurricular activities. Updated applications and information will be available online in January. Some local chapters of the AIChE might have scholarships available also. Look for "local sections and committees" tab on home page of website. |
May 15 |
AIChE Awards Administrator, 3 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10016-5901; telephone 800-242-4363 or 646-495-1333 or email awards@aiche.org or visit online (Click for more information)
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| American Legion National High School Oratorical Contest |
General |
$100 to $18,000 |
Open to US citizens or lawful residents under 20 years old and enrolled in high school. Must prepare an oration about some aspect of the Constitution of the United States with emphasis on the duties and obligations of a citizen to our government. In addition an extemporaneous speech on topic provided. In NC, contest levels progress from school, Legion Post, district, state and national. In GA, contest levels progress from Legion Post, district, state and national. In CA, contest levels progress from Department, Local, District and Area. |
December |
National website http://www.legion.org/programs/youthprograms/oratorical. For NC - American Legion Post State of NC Headquarters, PO Box 26657 Raleigh, NC 27611-6657, telephone (919) 832-7506. Visit online (click on more information). For GA - For additional information, contact your local American Legion Post or The American Legion State Headquarters, 3035 Mt. Zion Road, Stockbridge, GA 30281, 678-289-8883, Fax 678-289-8885 or visit online (click on more information). For CA, contact your local American Legion Post for entry into the local or district contest or email calegion@pacific.net, or visit online (click on more information).
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| American Meteorological Society - various scholarships available |
Atmospheric, Oceanic, or Hydrologic Science |
$2,500 - $3,000 per year for two years |
Requirements vary depending on scholarship; some of the scholarships specifically target minority students. All scholarships target students planning to study atmospheric science or related oceanic and hydrologic science. Transcripts, test scores, letter of recommendation required. Students must include, with a completed application form, an official high school transcript showing grades from the past three years, a letter of recommendation from a high school teacher or guidance counselor, and a copy of scores from an SAT or similar national college entrance exam. |
February 6 |
American Meteorological Society, Attn: Scholarship Program, 45 Beacon St., Boston, MA 02108-3693, telephone Donna Sampson at (617) 227-2426 ext. 246 or Stephanie Armstrong at (617) 227-2426 ext. 235 or visit online (click for more information).
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| American Physical Society Scholarship for Minority Undergraduate Physics Majors |
Physics |
$2,000 to $3,000 |
Open to African-American, Hispanic American, or Native American high school seniors or college freshmen and sophomores. Citizenship: Must be legal permanent resident or U.S. citizen. Must major or plan to major in physics Application Requirements: Application; Essay questions; Letters of reference; Transcripts; SAT or ACT scores. The goal of this minority scholarship is to increase the number of under-represented minorities obtaining degrees in physics. It provides funding and mentoring to minority physics students to enhance their education and help them prepare for success in various careers. Applications available in November. |
Unavailable-check website in November |
American Physical Society, 1 Physics Ellipse, College Park, Maryland 20740 , Phone: (301) 209-3232
Email: Knowles@aps.org or visit online (click for more information)
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| American Society of Landscape Architects Scholarship |
General |
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Admission to AT&T's Landscape Architecture Program |
July |
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| Andre Sobel River of Life Foundation - Andre Sobel Essay Award |
General |
up to $5,000, to be used in any way the recipient chooses |
The purpose of this competition is to honor the young survivors of a catastrophic illness. If you consider yourself to be a survivor, we celebrate with you and look forward to your submission. Submit an essay on a topic to be provided. Create your entry keeping in mind that you are talking to your peers. We encourage you to be honest and personal about your thoughts. This is the time for you to say what you may have felt unable to share before. What you have lived through and learned could prove invaluable to a new patient somewhere whose experience is likely very similar to yours. Essay should express you, and can be written using many formats. |
Unavailable; information will be available in Spring-early Summer |
Andre Sobel River of Life Foundation, Andre Sobel Award Submission, 8899 Beverly Blvd., Suite 111
Los Angeles, CA 90048, courtney@andreriveroflife.org, 310-2776-7111 or visit online (click for more information)
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| Andrew College |
General, athletic, fine arts, vocal music, piano, theatre, visual arts |
Up to full tuition, room and board |
Andrew College offers an array of scholarships unmatched by most colleges and universities. Students who apply for institutional scholarships must also submit a FAFSA form. Students receiving an institutional scholarship must apply for every entitlement grant for which they may qualify. All applicants must submit their SAT or ACT scores. Academic scholarships require high GPA and test scores. Athletic scholarships are awarded for athletic ability and performance potential; scholarship amounts are dependent upon skill, need, and availability. A number of scholarships are awarded each year to qualified students whose program of study is the fine arts and/or who participate in vocal music , piano, theatre, or the visual arts. Also available are scholarships to receive a Church Music Certificate, training the student to lead worship music in a church setting. An audition, interview, or portfolio is required and should be coordinated with the appropriate program director as early as possible. Scholarships for students exhibiting leadership skills, and for members of the United Methodist Church are also available. |
Unavailable |
Andrew College, 413 College St., Cuthbert, GA 39840 PH: 1.800.664.9250 FAX: 229.732.5991 - Contacts vary by scholarship. Click on more information for these.
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| Appalachian State University - various scholarships available |
General; varies, music, geology, biology, mathematics, physics, education, art, communication, family and consumer sciences, theater and dance |
$1,000 to full tuition |
Varies; some based on merit, or financial need, must have at least 3.0 GPA, SAT 1000, leadership experience, active involvement in school/community activities, references. Also departmental scholarships with varying requirements and deadlines. |
November 18 |
ASU Admissions Office, telephone (828) 262-2120 or email admissions@appstate.edu or visit online (click for more information)
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| Appointment to a Military Academy |
General; military obligation follows college graduation |
Full tuition and most expenses |
Must be a US citizen, not married, between 17 and 22 years of age with academic excellence, physical aptitude and medical fitness, extracurricular involvement, excellent SAT/ACT scores and recommendations |
October |
See your school ROTC personnel
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| Arizona State University - several scholarships available |
Varies |
Varies |
Many scholarships available with varying eligibility and criteria. Most scholarships are available during November through March, but new scholarships may be added at any time. Bookmark these pages and check them regularly throughout the year. In addition, campus-specific scholarships are available. It is recommended that you contact your college about scholarships it offers. |
varies; information available online in November |
Scholarship office: Location: Tempe campus, Student Services Building, 2nd floor, Address: PO Box 870412, Tempe, AZ 85287-0412, Phone: (480) 965-4845, Fax: (480) 965-6967, E-mail: scholarships@asu.edu or visit online (click for more information).
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| Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association (AFCEA) - several scholarships |
Math, Science, or Engineering |
$2,000; renewable |
Available to San Diego County students majoring in science, math or engineering curriculums at four-year, degree granting universities anywhere in the United States. Must be: US Citizen, Resident and student within the limits of San Diego County, High school senior or university students already enrolled in a 4-year degree program, GPA of at least 3.7 for High School applicants, acceptance to and attendance at an accredited college or university anywhere in the United States in a 4-year degree granting full-time curriculum. Application available to download on website. |
April 30 |
AFCEA Scholarship Program, 5675 Ruffin Rd., Suite 210, San Diego, CA. 92123 Contact: Pat Kelly (619) 846-0041 or (858) 292-1015 or prkelly@sonalysts.com or visit online (click for more information)
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| Armstrong Atlantic State University |
General |
Unavailable |
There are many scholarships available to AASU students, which are awarded on the basis of merit, need or both. You may apply for these and other scholarships using the Academic Scholarship Application which is available online or in the Office of Financial Aid. The application consists of basic student information and includes a place for the student to express their need and desire for scholarship funds. In reviewing the applications the committee considers many factors including academic achievements, GPA, SAT scores, extracurricular activities, financial need and the applicant's statement. The statement is evaluated for its message, organization, grammar and demeanor. Be sure to take your time and check your spelling. |
March 1 |
Armstrong Atlantic State University, a University System of Georgia Institution, 11935 Abercorn Street, Savannah, Georgia 31419, Office of Financial Aid via email at finaid@armstrong.edu or call us at 912.344.3266 or visit online (click for more information)
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| Army ROTC |
General with military obligation, Nursing |
80% of tuition, books and expenses |
Be a U.S. citizen, be between the ages of 17 and 26. For 4-year scholarships, applicants must have GPA at least 2.5, SAT score at least 920, and meet physical conditions. 2-year and 3-year scholarships are also available. Nursing-specific scholarships also available. |
January 10 |
Apply online (click on more information) or telephone (910) 396-9652.
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| Asheboro Jaycees |
General |
Varies |
High school senior, have a GPA of 3.o or better, be a North Carolina resident, exemplify the well rounded youth in scholarship, leadership and community service |
March 20 |
School counselor for application, send completed application to Asheboro Jaycees PO Box 637 Asheboro NC 27204 or can be delivered to North Carolina Jaycees State Headquarters 315 Country Club Drive, Asheboro
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| Asheboro Rotary Club Scholarship |
General for Randleman & Southwestern Randolph High School only |
Yet to be determined |
Applicants must be a student at Randleman High School or Southwestern Randolph High School. Applicant should demonstrate good academic achievement, as demonstrated by class rank and GPA. Applicant should demonstrate good character and leadership ability as shown by his/her involvement in school, community, or work activities. Applicant should have a financial need for scholarship aid as a help in continuing his/her education beyond high school. |
Completed applications should be returned to 12th Grade Counselor mid-December. |
Applications available from the 12th Grade Counselor.
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| Asheboro/Randolph Board of Realtors Scholarship |
General |
Two $1,000 scholarships |
Financial need, motivations and academic potential. Each high school in Randolph County can nominate 5 students. |
March 31, 2009 |
School Counselor
THS - Applications in Guidance Office
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| Asheboro-Randolph County NAACP Scholarship |
General |
$400 |
Selection will be based on financial need, career/college plans, GPA and a 100 word essay on a choice of topics. |
April |
Counselor
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| Asian American Journalists Association - National AAJA General Scholarships-several scholarships available |
Print, Broadcast, or Photo Journalism, Television journalism |
$1,250- $25,000 |
Several scholarships available. Generally, must be a high school senior, committed to the field of journalism, sensitive to Asian American issues as demonstrated by community involvement; have scholastic and journalistic ability and financial need. Applications will be available after January. |
Unavailable; usually April |
AAJA, telephone (415) 346-2051 ext. 102 or email programs@aaja.org
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| Atlanta Christian College |
General |
Unavailable |
ACC awards a number of merit-based scholarships each year. These are typically awarded based on academic or leadership ability and Christian character. Students must maintain good standing with the College in order to keep their scholarships. To be considered, fill out the scholarship application form included in your application for admission. |
August 1 of enrollment year |
Atlanta Christian College, Admission Office, 2605 Ben Hill Road, East Point, GA 30344, Phone: 404-761-8861 Toll-free: 800-776-1ACC or visit online (click for more information) or visit online (click for more information)
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| Auburn University - several scholarships available |
General |
Up to full tuition and costs |
Merit scholarships based on GPA, test scores. For some, incoming freshmen who meet the December 1 Freshman Scholarship priority deadline receive automatic consideration. Need-based financial aid also available. Departmental scholarships also available. Students should contact the college/school and department in which they plan to major for Departmental Scholarship opportunities. To receive maximum consideration for need-based Departmental Scholarships, students should complete the FAFSA by March 1. |
December 1 for most |
Office of University Scholarships, 115 Quad Center, Auburn, Alabama 36849, (334) 844-7570 | E-mail: scholar@auburn.edu or visit online (click for more information)
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| AXA Achievement Community Scholarships |
General |
$2,000 - $25,000 |
Open to graduating high school seniors who are US citizens. Must show ambition and drive; determination to set and achieve goals. Must demonstrate respect for self, family and community and have the ability to succeed in college. |
December 15 |
AXA Achievement Scholarship, Scholarship America, One Scholarship Way, PO Box 297, Saint Peter MN 56082, telephone (800) 537-4180.. Or visit website (click more information) for information and application.
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| Ayn Rand Essay Contests |
General |
$50 to $10,000 for 11th and 12th graders; $30 to $2,000 for 9th and 10th graders |
High school juniors and seniors; must complete an essay on the Ayn Rand novel "The Fountainhead". High school freshmen and sophomores; must complete an essay on the Ayn Rand novel "Anthem". Demonstrate an outstanding grasp of the philosophic and psychological meaning of the novel. |
April 25 for juniors/seniors; March 20 for freshmen/sophomores |
"The Fountainhead" Essay Contest (or "Anthem" Essay Contest), Dept. W, The Ayn Rand Institute, PO Box 57044, Irvine, CA 92619-7044. Or visit online (click on more information). Or email essay@aynrand.org
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| BECA Scholarship Foundation - two different scholarships available |
General, medical, health care |
$500 and up |
Two scholarship funds are available to eligible students: General Scholarships and The Alice Newell Joslyn Medical Scholarship. Open to San Diego high school or college students. The Selection Process is based on a combination of factors: individual’s financial need and merit, essay, letters of recommendation, community service and a personal interview. Final candidates will be asked to report for a formal interview and based upon final evaluation, recipients are chosen and notified. With the cooperation of San Diego County school districts, the community and the BECA website, the Scholarship Committee screens and evaluates all applications and identifies candidates for scholarship considerations. Application period from January to early March. |
March 3 |
830 E. Grand Ave., Suite B, Escondido, CA 92025, (760) 741-8246, Ana Garcia, Ops Mgr.
sdbeca@sbcglobal.net or visit online (click for more information)
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| Belmont Abbey College - several scholarships available |
General, theater |
$1,000 to $19,000; renewable |
Honors Institute scholarship requires 3.7 or higher high school grade point average (unweighted.) 1200 SAT score (with a minimum verbal score of 600). Students must reside on campus. All students receiving Belmont Abbey College scholarships are required to participate in 20 hours of community service and attend 10 on-campus cultural events per year. Complete separate application due January 19. Other scholarships require only admissions application and certain level GPA and test scores, and application before Feb. 1. |
January 19 or February 1, depending on scholarship |
Belmont Abbey College, Phone Number: 704.461.6665 , Fax Number: 704.461.6220, Mailing address:
100 Belmont-Mt. Holly Road, Belmont NC 28012, Email address: admissions@bac.edu or visit online (click for more information)
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| Berger Fine Arts Scholarship |
Fine Arts |
Varies |
GPA and strong SAT scores. |
None stated |
School Counselor
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| Berry College |
General; Communications, Music and Theater, Athletics |
Unavailable |
Every freshman applicant who has been admitted to Berry College will automatically be considered for merit-based scholarships and grants by the Admissions Office. Attributes used to determine scholarship eligibility include GPA, class rank (if available on the high school transcript), class rigor and the highest SAT/ACT score reported. All students are encouraged to have a complete application on file by the February 1 priority date in order to be given full consideration for merit scholarships. Other scholarships available are for those exhibiting strong leadership skills, community service, or performance in a specific department or interest. |
February 1 |
Berry College - 2277 Martha Berry Hwy NW, Mount Berry, GA 30149, (706) 232 5374. Contact Office of Admissions at 1-800-237-7942. Or Office of Financial Aid, P.O. Box 495007, Mount Berry, GA 30149-5007
706-236-1714, 1-800-MT BERRY, (FAX) 706-290-2160 or visit online (click for more information)
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| Best Buy Children's Foundation Scholarships @15 Scholarship Program |
General |
Varies |
Open to high school students, grades 9 through 12. Scholarships vary each year. Selection is based on community service, essay, grades, extracurricular activities and volunteer work. Scholarship information and applications are available online starting January 1. |
Unavailable; check on January 1 |
Visit website (click on more information).
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| Best Buy Scholarship |
General |
Varies |
Scholarship recipients are selected based on volunteerism efforts along with academic achievements. |
February 15, 2009 |
Website under Community Relations at the bottom of the page.
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| Better Business Bureau Scholarship |
General |
$1000 |
Open to any high school senior residing in and attending schools in our service area who plan to continue his/her education. |
April 10 |
See website for application
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| BIOCOM (in association with The San Diego Foundation) |
Biology, Chemistry, Biosciences or Biomedical Engineering |
$1,500; renewable |
Aimed at students who have goals of working in the biomedical, biotech, and bioscience fields and do not intend to practice medicine. Criteria: Academic achievement, minimum 3.5 High School GPA, commitment to serving the San Diego life sciences community. |
Unavailable |
Tina Braun, (858) 455-0300 ext. 106, tbraun@biocom.com or visit online (click for more information)
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| BOCES Geneseo Migrant Center-several scholarships available |
Varies: Education, teaching, Arts |
Varies |
Must be child of a migrant worker or a migrant worker (priority will be given to those with mobility in the last three years). Must demonstrate scholastic achievement, and have financial need. Application Requirement include: Completed application, Letters of recommendation, Official transcript, Personal essay, Copy of applicant's current or most recent Migrant Education Program Certificate of Eligibility (COE). See website for specific requirements for each scholarship program |
Varies |
Kazmierczak Scholarship Committee, BOCES Geneseo Migrant Center, 27 Lackawanna Ave., Mt. Morris, New York 14510, Phone: (800) 245-5681, Email: rlynch@gvboces.org or visit online (click for more information)
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| Bollinger Foundation Grants |
General |
Vary depending on need |
Available to children whose parent(s) have died. The foundation is interested in helping families in which either the mother or father works or worked in the field of public or affordable housing, or economic or community development. Provides funds for children's education. This can include - but is not limited to - grants towards special educational needs, school materials, and college tuition. Awards are based on family need. Application process starts in January. |
May |
Corie Ziegler, Bollinger Foundation, c/o IEDC, 734 15th St, NW, Suite 900, Washington DC 20005, (202)942-9476 or email cziegler@iedonline.org or visit online (click for more information)
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| Bonner Scholars Program (available at 27 colleges and universities) |
General, requires commitment to community service |
Unavailable |
The Bonner Scholar Program seeks to transform the lives of students at twenty-seven colleges and universities (see website for list) as well as their campuses, local communities, and nation by providing access to education and opportunities to serve. The scholarship serves those individuals who have high financial need and a commitment to service. It is designed to heighten the overall education a Scholar receives by asking students to engage in ongoing service work and helping them develop the tools and the knowledge necessary to make that work meaningful and lasting. If you are considering applying or already have applied for admission to a school with a Bonner Program, contact the admissions office to ask for an application to the Bonner Scholars Program. The admissions office may direct you to the Bonner Scholars Program office where you can receive additional information. Please note that the application process and deadlines for each school and Bonner Scholar Program vary from campus to campus. Complete the Bonner Scholarship application from the school(s) you are interested in attending. |
Varies by institution |
The Bonner Foundation, 10 Mercer Street, Princeton, NJ 08540, 609-924-6663 Phone, 609-683-4626 FAX, info@bonner.org or visit online (click for more information)
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| Boston College - Presidential Scholars Program |
General |
Full tuition |
Exceptional students applying Early Action to Boston College will be considered for Boston College's merit-based Presidential Scholars Program. Each year, a select group of about fifteen Scholars receives full tuition scholarships for four years, not based on need. BC also offers a variety of grants, loans and employment to assist students in financing a Boston College education. |
November 1 |
Presidential Scholars Program, Boston College, Lawrence House, 122 College Road, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467-3926, Tel. 617-552-1360, E-mail address thomasjv@bc.edu - Jennie Thomas, Assistant Director
Or contact Financial aid office: Phone: (617) 552-3100, Toll-Free: (800) 360-2522 or visit online (click for more information)
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| Boston University - various scholarships available |
Varies |
Up to full tuition |
Varies |
November |
Boston University, 881 Commonwealth Ave., 5th Floor, Boston, MA 02215, telephone (617) 353-2965 or email finaid@bu.edu or visit online (click on more information).
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| Bridgewater College of Virginia |
General |
$4,000 to full tuition |
Based on acceptance to Bridgewater College of VA. Full scholarships based on excellent academics and test scores. Rolling admissions; early acceptance recommended to receive top scholarships. |
Unavailable |
Bridgewater College of Virginia at telephone (540) 828-5377 or visit online (click on more information) or email finaid@bridgewater.edu
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| Burger King Scholars Program |
General |
$1,000 |
Students do not have to be employed by Burger King to be eligible. Must be a deserving student needing funds for college expenses with at least 2.5 GPA; work part-time at least 15 hours per week for 40 weeks per year, provide recommendations from school and employer, demonstrate community service or extracurricular activities. |
February |
Burger King Scholars Program - BURGER KING® Scholars Program, c/o Scholarship Program Administrators, Inc., P.O. Box 23737, Nashville, Tennessee 37202-3737 or call BURGER KING® Scholars Program, P: (305) 378-3186, E-mail: bdorado@whopper.com or visit online (Click for more information)
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| Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) Foundation Scholarship |
Business, Engineering, Math, Medicine/health administration, Natural/physical sciences, Technology and Education |
$2,500; renewable |
Administered for the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Foundation, this scholarship is made available to American Indian high school seniors every year, who reside in states serviced by the Burlington Northern and Santa Fe Pacific Corporation and its affiliated companies: AZ, CA, CO, KS, MN, MT, NM, ND, OK, OR, SD, and WA. Applicants who are not selected as recipients will be given consideration in the A.T. Anderson Memorial Scholarship program, if all criteria is met. Must be a member of an American Indian tribe or otherwise considered to be an American Indian by the tribe with which affiliation is claimed; or is at least 1/4 American Indian blood; or is at least 1/4 Alaskan Native; or considered to be an Alaskan Native by an Alaskan Native group to which affiliation is claimed. |
April 15 |
American Indian Science & Engineering Society (AISES), P.O. Box 9828, Albuquerque, New Mexico 87119-9828, Tina Pino, AISES Program Officer, Phone: 505-765-1052 x105, E-mail: tina@aises.org or visit online (click for more information).
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| Cal Aggie Alumni Association (CAAA) - UC Davis |
General |
$1000 to $4,000 and are not renewable; also $10,000 (over 2 years) |
The Cal Aggie Alumni Association (CAAA) awards alumni scholarships to outstanding students entering the fall term from California, Oregon and Washington. Students do not need to have an affiliation with CAAA or a relative who attended UC Davis. The minimum GPA requirement is 3.50 for freshman applicants and 3.25 for transfer applicants from community colleges. An online essay must be submitted as part of the application by February. CAAA scholars are notified of their awards by April. Application available in November. |
February |
Cal Aggie Alumni Association, alumni@ucdavis.edu, (800) 242-4723 or visit online (click on more information)
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| CalGrants |
General |
varies |
There are several types of Cal Grant awards. Each of the Cal Grants are for students pursuing an undergraduate associate's or bachelor's degree or an occupational training program. CalGrants can be used at any California community college, UCS, CSUS, private and most career/technical schools. If you are a high school senior, a recent high school graduate or you just got your GED, and you meet all the requirements and you apply by the deadline, you are guaranteed to receive a Cal Grant Entitlement award. Some grants have GPA minimums. To be eligible for a Cal Grant you must: Submit the FAFSA and your verified Cal Grant GPA by the deadline, be a US citizen or eligible non-citizen, Be a California resident when you graduated from high school, Have a Social Security number, Attend a qualifying California college, Not have a bachelor’s or professional degree, Have financial need based on your college costs, Have family income and assets below the established ceilings, Meet any minimum GPA requirements, Be in a program leading to an undergraduate degree or certificate, Be enrolled at least half time, Have registered with U.S. Selective Service (most males), Not owe a refund on a state or federal grant, or be in default on a student loan. |
September 2 |
e-mail them to studentsupport@csac.ca.gov or call 888-CA-GRANT
(888-224-7268) or visit online (click for more information)
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| California Alumni Scholarships at UC Berkeley - Achievement Award |
General |
Up to $6,000 per year and a laptop; renewable |
Each year, highly qualified and community-minded students with a proven track record of academic success, gain admission to Berkeley but cannot afford to attend. The Achievement Award Program (TAAP) offers these students substantial scholarship funding and support services to provide the opportunity of a Berkeley education. The Achievement Award Program is a four-year scholarship program for incoming freshman students and a two-year scholarship program for incoming junior transfer students. Only incoming Cal students are eligible to apply for this scholarship program. Requires minimum 3.0 unweighted GPA,
Gross family income of $86,000 or less, California resident as defined by the AB 540 guidelines
Submit a UC Berkeley application, Submit a Statement of Intent to Register (SIR) to UC Berkeley by May 1. The scholarship is renewable, provided recipients meet the following program requirements: Full-time enrollment at UC Berkeley, Evening scholar meetings and events throughout the academic year (e.g. attendance at overnight Fall Retreat), 10 hours of community service and outreach per semester, 2.0 cumulative GPA, "Satisfactory Academic Progress" as defined by the Office of Financial Aid and the scholar's college. |
Application opens December; deadline TBA |
Alumni House, Berkeley, CA 94720-7520, Toll-Free: (888) CAL-ALUM, scholarships@alumni.berkeley.edu or visit online (click for more information).
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| California Alumni Scholarships at UC Berkeley - Leadership Award |
General |
$1,500, non-renewable |
The Leadership Award is one of the most prestigious merit-based scholarships at UC Berkeley.
The Leadership Award is a one-year, merit-based scholarship that recognizes Cal students who demonstrate innovative, motivational leadership impacting their academic, work, or community environments. Students compete for the scholarship every academic year. For incoming freshmen: Minimum 3.3 unweighted GPA
Demonstrate innovative, motivational leadership impacting academic, work, or community environments
Submit a UC Berkeley application, In-person interview, submit a Statement of Intent to Register (SIR) to UC Berkeley. Application open Dec and close Feb. |
Dec - Feb |
Alumni House, Berkeley, CA 94720-7520, Toll-Free: (888) CAL-ALUM, scholarships@alumni.berkeley.edu or visit online (click for more information).
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| California Alumni Scholarships at UC Berkeley - The Equity Award |
General |
$20,000 total ($5000 per year) for 4 years (8 semesters) |
The Equity Scholarship began in 2008 to assist with Chancellor Birgeneau's initiative to make UC Berkeley a more diverse campus. This four-year, merit-based scholarship provides an incentive for high-caliber African-American, Chicano/Latino, and Native American students to matriculate at UC Berkeley. Requirements: Minimum 3.0 unweighted GPA, California resident as defined by the AB 540 guidelines, Submit a UC Berkeley application for enrollment, In your application to UC Berkeley, you must
report and verify gross family income of $40,000 to $99,999, self-identify as African-American/Black, American-Indian/Alaskan, Mexican/Chicano, and/or Spanish-American/Latino, Must be admitted to UC Berkeley for enrollment, Submit a Statement of Intent to Register (SIR) to UC Berkeley by May for enrollment in the Fall semester. |
November |
Alumni House, Berkeley, CA 94720-7520, Toll-Free: (888) CAL-ALUM, scholarships@alumni.berkeley.edu or visit online (click for more information).
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| California Association of Educational Office Professionals (CAEOP) |
Business Administration or Education |
$1,000 |
Applicant must be a graduating high school student who has made application to continue his/her education OR the applicant may currently be pursuing such a course of study in an institution of higher education. Applicant must have maintained a grade point average of 2.0 or better in high school, applied for admission to a post-high school accredited institution and plan to enter following the granting of the scholarship, or already be enrolled in an accredited college or university, and must intend to continue his/her education in the field of business administration or education. Applicant must be a resident of California. Applicant shall be responsible for the completion and return of all required support materials to the CAEOP Scholarship/Awards Chair before the deadline date. Criteria for award include: Need for financial assistance, Scholastic achievement, Initiative, Extracurricular Activities, and Quality and completeness of application materials |
January 2 |
LINDA RUSH, CAEOP Scholarship/Awards Chair, Hemet Unified School District, 2350 West Latham Avenue, Hemet, CA 92545, (951) 765-5100 x 2428 * (951) 765-5119 (FAX), Email: lrush@hemetusd.k12.ca.us or visit online (click for more information)
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| California Institute of Technology |
Varies |
Up to full tuition, renewable |
Caltech Grants are gifts awarded from institutional or endowed funds specifically established for the purpose of assisting undergraduates. The amount of the award depends entirely on demonstrated financial need, subject to available funds. It can be renewed each year according to the student's level of need in subsequent years.
"Named" scholarships are awarded from gifts to Caltech given for scholarship purposes, and are named by or for the donor. All aid applicants who have demonstrated need and meet the specifications of the donor are automatically considered for a "named" scholarship. Recipients may be asked to write a thank-you letter to one or more donors. Many donors are lifelong friends of the Institute, and they appreciate hearing about student life at Caltech today. Must complete scholarship data form as part of the financial application and will be informed if eligible for scholarships. |
March |
Stephanie Follis, Administrative Assistant, (626) 395-6280, sfollis@caltech.edu or visit online (click for more information)
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| California Special District Association - two scholarships available |
General, Conservation, Agriculture, Environmental Science, Natural Resources, Biology or Natural Sciences |
$1,000 |
The Resource Conservation District (RCD) of Greater San Diego County is a member of the San Diego Chapter of the California Special Districts Association (CSDA). The CSDA San Diego Chapter is sponsoring a minimum of five (5) $1000 scholarships for graduating high school students. Applications will be reviewed by the RCD, and one finalist will be sent forward to compete regionally for the five scholarships. Applications available in January. |
March and April |
Resource Conservation District of Greater San Diego County, Attn: Scholarship Committee, 332 S. Juniper Street, Suite 110, Escondido, CA 92025 or contact Diana Bergman, (619) 562-0096, x. 106 diana.bergman@rcdsandiego.org or visit online (click for more information)
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| California Teachers Association (CTA)/Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Scholarship |
Education |
$1,000 to $2,000; not renewable |
Awards for ethnic minority members of the California Teachers Association, their dependent children, and ethnic minority members of Student California Teachers Association who want to pursue degrees or credentials in public education. Minimum 3.5 GPA. Ethnicity/Heritage American Indian/Alaska Native, Asian/Pacific Islander, African-American/Black, Hispanic. Residency California. Financial need analysis required. Applications are available online in January and are due in March. This scholarship is funded through voluntary donations and is partially based on financial need. Other scholarships also available to Student CTA members. See website. |
March |
Scholarship Coordinator, California Teachers Association (CTA), PO Box 921, Burlingame, CA 94011-0921
Telephone (650) 552-5468, Fax (650) 552-5001, E-mail scholarships@cta.org or visit online (click for more information)
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| California Wine Grape Growers Foundation (CWGGF) |
General |
$500 to $1,000 |
The California Wine Grape Growers Foundation (CWGGF) is offering up to six scholarships to graduating high school seniors. Only the children of vineyard workers employed in the 2008 or 2009 wine grape growing season are eligible to apply. Must be legal permanent resident or U.S. citizen. However, children of wine grape growers may request a waiver from the eligibility requirement based upon financial need. Students may study the subject of their choice. However, to stay active in this program, students must be enrolled in 12 college units during the scholarship award period. Up to two scholarships being offered each provide $1,000 per year for four years (provided studies continue to be completed satisfactorily) at any campus in the University of California or California State University system. Another four scholarships each provide $500 a year for two years at any California community college. Selection is based upon financial need, demonstrated scholastic ability, community involvement and leadership and/or work history, and your determination to succeed. |
early April |
California Wine Grape Growers Foundation, 1325 J. Street, Suite 1560, Sacramento, CA 95814, Email info@cawg.org, Phone (916) 379-8995 or visit online (click for more information)
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| Campbell University - various scholarships available |
General |
Varies; Up to $14,000 per year |
High intellectual ability, strong character, commitment to service, excellent leadership potential, B+ average, top 10% of class. Admission scholarships are automatically awarded based on eligibility upon acceptance. |
Unavailable |
Campbell University, PO Box 128, Buies Creek, NC 27506, telephone (910) 893-1310 or 1-800-334-4111 ext.1290 or email adm@mailcenter.campbell.edu
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| Cancer Survivors' Fund |
General |
Awards are case-by-case |
Scholarships are granted for college education of the cancer survivors. Recipients must be enrolled or accepted into an accredited undergraduate school. Recipients are selected by a committee based on applicants' personal hardship and financial need. Must complete online application, 2 letters of recommendation, letter from physician, and essay on a topic about cancer's affect on you. Scholarships available for fall and spring semesters, so check deadlines. |
March for fall semester |
Cancer Survivors' Fund, P.O. Box 792, Missouri City, TX 77459, 281-437-7142, sf@cancersurvivorsfund.org, or visit online (click for more information)
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| Cargill Community Scholarships - various scholarships available |
General |
$1,000 - $3,000 |
Requirements vary according to scholarship. Open to graduating high school seniors planning to attend 2-year or 4-year college or vocational technical school; must be a US citizen. Selection based on academic achievement and extracurricular activities. At time of application, must live within 50 miles of a Cargill facility. |
Varies - info available November |
Visit online (click on more information). Or email cargill_scholarships@cargill.com. Also call Bev Loken at (952) 742-7068.
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| Catawba Valley Community College |
Varies |
Varies; $100 to full tuition, books, fees, supplies, and part-time job |
Several scholarships available based on good scholastic record, demonstrated financial need. High School Seniors must contact their Guidance Counselor for an application for the Emerging Leaders Program. |
Unavailable |
School Counselor or Catawba Valley Community College, 2550 Hwy 70 SE, Hickory, NC 28602, telephone (828) 327-7000 ext. 4288, or by email at tbiggs@cvcc.edu.
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| CCNMA: Latino Journalists of California - JOEL GARCIA MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP |
Journalism - Broadcast, print, film or online |
$500 - $2,000 |
The Joel Garcia Memorial Scholarships are awarded annually to qualified Latino students who are planning to pursue a career in journalism. Latino high school seniors and college students who are pursuing careers in broadcast (television/radio), print, photo and/or online journalism. Students must either attend a California college or university or (for those attending a school outside of the state) must be a California resident.
Criteria include: Commitment to the field of journalism, Community awareness, Financial need, and Scholastic achievement. Required application materials include completed application form, autobiographical essay (300 to 500 words) explaining why you seek a career in journalism, two reference letters, including one from a faculty member, current official transcripts, and work samples (which include newspaper articles, TV or radio audition tapes, photographs produced by student applicant). Provide CCNMA with your name, telephone number, mailing address and e-mail address and we can put you on a mailing list to receive an application form, or visit the website in January. |
April 1 |
CCNMA, Joel Garcia Memorial Scholarship, USC Annenberg School for Communication, 727 W. 27th St., Room 201, Los Angeles, CA 90089-7725, (213) 821-0075, fax: (213) 743-1838 info@ccnma.org or visit online (click for more information)
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| Central Carolina Personnel Directors Association |
General |
$500 |
Candidates must be a high school senior and children of employees whose companies are members of the Central Carolina Personnel Director's Associaton. A high school senior who is a current employee of a member company is also acceptable. Must have at least a "B" average. Participation in activities will also be considered. Preference will be given to candidates demonstrating a financial need. |
Must be received by April |
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| Champlain College - various scholarships available |
General |
Varies |
Selection based on academic achievement, community service, financial need and leadership activities |
November 15 for early decision, March 1 for incoming students |
School Counselor or Champlain College, 163 South Willard Street, Burlington, VT 05401, telephone (800)570-5858. Or email finaid@champlain.edu
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| Charles Edward Cathey Masonic Scholarship |
General |
$1,000 |
Applicants must have a 3.0 minimum GPA and must have made application or been accepted and have plans to attend a university, college, community college, or trade school. The scholarships will be awarded based on various factors, including the individual's scholastic achievement, participation in extracurricular activities, involvement in the community, and personal recommendations. |
Mid-March |
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| Chi Eta Phi Sorority - Aliene Carrington Ewell Scholarship |
Nursing |
$1,000 |
Must be accepted to accredited nursing program. Must have demonstrated leadership, financial need, grades, essay, recommendation. Can apply through local chapter. Updated information should be posted on website in November or December. |
February |
Visit online (click more information) or email chietaphi@erols.com
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| Child Support Council - Bob R. McGuire Memorial Scholarship and North Carolina Child Support Council Scholarship |
General |
$1,000 |
Open to NC residents. At least 1 parent must be a member of the NC Child Support Council or client of the program. Must attend 2-year or 4-year college in NC, submit copy of acceptance letter; have at least 2.0 GPA, extracurricular activities, financial need |
April 15 |
Visit NC Child Support Council online at http://www.nccscouncil.org. Information will be available online starting January 2008. Or contact Durham County CSE, PO Box 810, Durham, NC 27702, telephone (919) 560-8910
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| Child Support Council - Bob R. McGuire Memorial Scholarship and North Carolina Child Support Council Scholarship |
General |
$1,000 |
Open to NC residents. At least 1 parent must be a member of the NC Child Support Council or client of the program. Must be accepted to 2-year or 4-year college in NC, submit copy of acceptance letter; have at least 2.0 GPA, extracurricular activities, financial need. Information available on website in January. |
April |
Visit NC Child Support Council online (click on more information). Information will be available online starting January. Or contact Durham County CSE, PO Box 810, Durham, NC 27702, telephone (919) 560-8910
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| Children of War Veterans. |
For children of disabled, deceased, combat, or POW/MIA war veterans. |
A scholarship from the state of North Carolina to attend one of the Universities, community colleges or tech institutions within the state. |
1.)Dies during wartime, service related death (automatic)
2.)100% totally disabled due to wartime (automatic)
3.)20-90% service connected or recieved Purple Heart due to service disability. (competitive)
4.)Veteran parent is deceased (competitive)
5.)Former POW/MIA (automatic) |
Unavailable. |
Guidance Counselor or District Office, NC Division of veteran affairs.
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| Clark Atlanta University - several scholarships available |
General |
Up to full cost of attending |
Applicants with a grade point average (GPA) starting at 3.25 and 1100 SAT score (verbal and math only) (24 composite ACT) will be considered for an award. Financial need of each applicant will be considered in the selection process. This award is renewable annually based on meeting all scholarship renewal criteria. All eligible applicants that meet the criteria by the designated deadlines will be placed in a pool and ranked using the three criteria of test scores (SAT/ACT), high school grades point averages and financial need. The number and amounts of all awards will be subject to available institutional funding. Students wishing to be considered for any scholarships must submit their Clark Atlanta University admissions application, recommendations forms, $35.00 application fee, an official high school transcript, and SAT or ACT scores by the February 1 deadline. All information on file in the Office of Admissions on February 1 will be used to determine eligibility for scholarships. High schools using a weighted grading scale must have the weighted grade point average printed on the transcript.
Dean's Scholars Program recipients must maintain a cumulative grade point average of 3.25, be enrolled in fifteen (15) hours of undergraduate courses per semester and successfully complete at least 30 credit hours per academic year. |
February 1 |
Clark Atlanta University, 223 James P. Brawley Drive, SW Atlanta, GA 30314, Office of Student Financial Aid at (404) 880-8992.
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| Clemson University - various scholarships available |
General |
Varies; up to full tuition; some renewable |
Varies. must apply for admissions by December 1, and Admissions process completed by December 31 for academic recruiting and diversity awards. (Need-Based scholarships require the FAFSA submitted by February 15.) Scholarships are divided into four basic categories: Restricted, Academic Recruiting, Diversity and Special Programs and have varying criteria. Students may check with their departments and colleges about the availability of scholarships not directly administered by the University. |
December and other |
Clemson University Financial Aid Office, G01 Sikes Hall, Box 345123, Clemson, SC 29634-5123, telephone (864)656-2280 or email finaid@clemson.edu or visit online (click more information).
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| Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation |
General-4 year programs |
$10,000 - $20,000, annually for 4-yr colleges, |
Open to graduating high school seniors. Must have at least 3.0 GPA and demonstrate community service, leadership, academic achievement, planning to pursue a degree at an accredited US postsecondary institution. |
October 31 for 4-yr |
Coca-Cola Scholars Fund, PO Box 442, Atlanta, GA, 30301-0442, telephone (800)-306-COKE. Or visit online (click on more information) or email scholars@na.ko.com
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| Coca-Cola Two-Year Colleges Scholarship Program |
General |
$1,000 |
Open to US citizens or permanent residents with at least a 2.5 GPA. Must be actively engaged in volunteer service or working at least part-time. |
May 31 |
Coca-Cola Two-year Colleges Scholarship Program, PO Box 1615, Atlanta, GA 30301-1615, telephone (800) 306-2653 or visit online (click for more information)
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| Coker College - various scholarships available |
General |
$500 to full tuition, room and board |
varies - Must have GPA of B or B+, class rank in top 15% - 20%, exhibit leadership, high academics. |
Unavailable; based on admissions. FAFSA due as soon after Jan 1 as possible |
Visit online www.coker.edu or telephone (800) 950-1908 or email financial_aid@coker.edu or visit online (click for more information) and use the drop down menu above for Financial Aid to get started.
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| College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP) - Grant / Scholarship |
General; varies |
$750 to $4,000 |
The College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP) is a unique federally-funded educational support and scholarship program that helps more than 2,000 students annually from migrant and seasonal farmworking backgrounds to reach and succeed in college. Participants receive anywhere from $750 to $4,000.00 of financial support during their freshman year of college and ongoing academic support until their graduation at a participating CAMP college/university. (See website for list).
Eligibility: GED or HS Diploma, Migrant or Seasonal Farmworking Background, U.S. Citizen or U.S. Permanent Legal Residency, Seeking 4-yr academic degree, Be determined to need the services/support provided. Each individual CAMP grant has its own unique application and selection process; Request an application from (1-3) colleges by using a single Info Request Form (see website). |
varies |
CAMP Alumni Association, 1725 NE Upper Drive, Pullman, WA 99163, Phone: 509.368.7132 or visit online (click for more information)
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| College Board - Young Epidemiology Scholars Competition |
Epidemiology research |
$1,000 - $50,000 |
Open to high school juniors and seniors. Students enter competition online, and upload a written report of their research project for judges' consideration. Research projects must apply epidemiological methods of analysis to a health-related issue. |
February |
Young Epidemiology Scholars (YES) Program, The College Board, 11911 Freedom Drive, Suite 300, Reston VA 20190, telephone (800) 626-9795, ext. 5849 or email yes@collegeboard.org
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| College Board - Young Epidemiology Scholars Competition |
Epidemiology research |
$1,000 - $50,000 |
Open to high school juniors and seniors. Students enter competition online, and upload a written report of their research project for judges' consideration. Research projects must apply epidemiological methods of analysis to a health-related issue. |
February 1 |
Young Epidemiology Scholars (YES) Program, The College Board, 11911 Freedom Drive, Suite 300, Reston VA 20190, telephone (800) 626-9795, ext. 5849 or email yes@collegeboard.org or visit online (click for more information)
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| College Foundation of North Carolina - various scholarships available |
General |
Varies |
Open to graduating North Carolina high school seniors. Requirements vary. |
Varies |
Visit website (click for more information).
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| College of Charleston - various scholarships available |
General |
Varies; up to full tuition |
Varies |
October/ varies |
Office of Admissions, 66 George Street, Charleston, SC 29424, telephone (843) 953-5540 or visit online www.cofc.edu
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| College of Coastal Georgia - several scholarships available |
General; criminal justice, teaching education, performing or fine arts, Medical laboratory Technology, nursing |
varies |
Several scholarships available, based on GPA, extracurricular activities, and an essay. Must complete single scholarship application to be considered for several scholarships. Updated application and more information will be available in the Spring, or call the Financial Aid Office. |
Spring |
Mailing Address: Financial Aid Office, College of Coastal Georgia, 3700 Altama Avenue, Brunswick, Georgia 31520-3644, Telephone: (912) 279-5722 or visit online (click for more information)
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| College of William and Mary - several scholarships available |
General, education |
Up to full in-state tuition and fees; renewable |
William & Mary Merit Scholarships are financial awards given to William and Mary students with proven scholastic ability. There are three merit scholarships offered by William and Mary; each is handled through the Admission Office. The William and Mary Scholar Award is presented each year to a small, select group of students who have overcome unusual adversity and/or would add to the diversity of the campus community. All applicants are considered for the award and no separate application is needed. The James Monroe Scholars Program is a designation offered each year to the top 10-15% of all admitted students to the College of William and Mary. All first-year applicants are considered for this program and no separate application is needed. The Murray Scholars Program is William & Mary's most selective scholarship. Finalists typically rank in the top 1% of their class, score a 1500 and higher on the SAT (Critical Reading plus Math) and take the most demanding curriculum available to them. While some of the variables that influence Murray Scholar designations are quantitative, others are more subjective. These include students' application essays, extracurricular involvements, leadership, letters of recommendation, and evidence of intellectual engagement. Other scholarships available also -- see website for criteria and deadlines. |
November 1 early decision; January 1; regular decision; varies |
The College of William and Mary, Office of Undergraduate Admissions, P.O. Box 8795, Williamsburg, VA 23187-8795, Phone: (757) 221-4223, Fax: (757) 221-1242, Email: admission@wm.edu or visit online (click for more information)
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| College of Wooster - various scholarships available |
Varies by scholarship available; General, Music, Theatre and Dance, and Scottish Arts |
Varies |
Varies greatly; Must exhibit leadership and academic merit. |
January 1 |
Office of Admissions, Wooster, OH 44691, telephone (800) 877-9905. Visit online (click on more information) or email admissions@wooster.edu
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| Columbus State University - several scholarships available |
General; Art, Athletics, Business, Computer Science, Communication, English, Education, Health Science, History, Nursing, Military Science, Music, Political Science, Science, Mathematics, Theater |
Typically $2500; renewable |
To apply for scholarships offered by CSU, complete the appropriate scholarship application. (Scholarships have individual deadlines.) Scholarships available are based on academics, test scores, leadership, recommendations. Many for special interests as well. Some require essay or other sample of work. See website for scholarship lists. |
January 31 or later |
Columbus State University, 4225 University Ave., Columbus, Georgia 31907, 706-507-8800
Contact: Financial Aid Office, (706) 507-8800 or visit online (click for more information)
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| Comcast Foundation - Leaders and Achievers Scholarship |
General |
$1,000; not renewable |
Every year, Comcast and the Comcast Foundation ask High School Principals and Guidance Counselors to collaborate in identifying the best and the brightest high school seniors in their communities. All nominations for the Leaders and Achievers Scholarship Program must be made exclusively by the Principal or Guidance Counselor. Principals and home-school instructors may e-mail comcast@applyists.com to verify school eligibility status and to request program materials. A student nominated by a Principal or Guidance Counselor must: be a full-time high school senior, demonstrate a strong commitment to community service and display leadership abilities in school activities or through work experience, and have a grade point average of 2.8 or higher. |
Unavailable |
See your school guidance counselor. Counselors should email: e-mail comcast@applyists.com to see if the school is eligible. Visit online (click for more information).
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| Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute (CHCI) scholarships |
General |
$1,000 - $5,000 |
Open to Latino students who are US citizens and have a history of performing public service-oriented activities in their communities and who plan to continue contributing in the future. There is no GPA or major requirement, but leadership potential and good writing skills required and demonstrated financial need. |
April |
CHCI Scholarship Awards, 911 2nd Street, NE, Washington DC 20002, telephone (202) 543-1771 or 1-800-EXCEL-DC or email chci@chci.org or visit online (Click for more information)
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| Converse College - various scholarships available |
General |
$2,000 to $13,000 annually. Or more for highest level students. |
Selection based on SAT scores, class rank, academics and leadership. |
January |
See your high school scholarship coordinator or Office of Admissions Converse College, 580 East Main St., Spartanburg, SC 29302-0006, telephone (800) 766-1125, fax (864) 596-9019 or email financial_aid@converse.edu or visit online (click more information).
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| Co-Op |
The national Co-Op Scholarship program. |
200 merit scholarships that totals $5,000,000. |
1.)GPA of 3.5 or better on a 4.0 scale
2.)Complete all the required admissions applications material and be accepted for the 2009-2010 adademic year at one of the National Commision Partner Institution. |
Feb. 15 2009 |
For more info visit the co-op web page.
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| Corban College and Graduate School - several scholarships |
general, music, athletics |
$250 to $4,000 |
Corban offers scholarships based on varying criteria, including academics, achievements, students of alumni, athletics, music, church or Christian worker status. See website for eligibility requirements. |
February 15 |
Corban College, 5000 Deer Park Drive SE, Salem, OR 97301, Admissions Office at 1-800-845-3005 or 503-375-7005. E-mail admissions@corban.edu or visit online (click for more information).
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| CORE Chicano Organizing Research and Education - Que Llueva Cafe Scholarship |
General |
$500 to $1,000 |
Eligibility Criteria: Must be of Latino descent, Must be an undocumented student, Must be a graduating 12th grade student who will enroll in an accredited university or college in the US or Puerto Rico for the following academic year. Student must demonstrate financial need.
Application Requirements: General Scholarship Application, Written Response (1000 words), 2 Letters of reference, Statement of financial need, Official High School Transcript, Proof of acceptance into accredited university or college. Check back on website for current year information. |
Unavailable |
Chicano Organizing & Research in Education, P.O. Box 160144, Sacramento, CA 95816, Email: information@ca-core.org or visit online (click for more information).
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| Cox Heroes College Scholarships |
General |
up to $10,000; renewable |
Cox rewards academic excellence and personal perseverance by granting scholarships to individuals who are overcoming personal challenges while pursuing educational advancement. Scholarships are available to high school seniors and adults re-entering the educational arena. These scholarships are specific to students living in a Cox service area and attending an educational institution in San Diego County. Funds may be used for tuition, books and fees. To qualify, high school graduates must be a June graduate of a high school in San Diego County, have a minimum 3.0 grade point average on a 4.0 scale, be attending an accredited two-year or four-year college or university in San Diego County, have a demonstrated financial need, have a strong commitment to civic participation, as demonstrated by involvement in school, work, and/or community activities, be enrolled as a full time student beginning in fall semester following graduation. |
January |
COX HEROES SCHOLARSHIP, c/o Cox Communications, 5159 Federal Blvd., San Diego, CA 92105
Attn: Melissa McGee, (619) 266-5286 or visit online (click for more information)
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| Cross Road Snacks- Randleman High School |
General |
$200 |
Must be a graduating senior with a 2.5 GPA or better (with more emphaiss on motivation and character than academic excellence), extracurricular activities, and financial need. |
February |
see school counselor for an application
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| Cross Roads Snacks Scholarship |
Must live in the Eastern Randolph or Providence Grove HS attendance area. |
Usually $250 - varies based on profits of local Gumball Machine business |
Application required. Must be a graduating senior with a 2.5 GPA or better (with more emphasis on motivation and character than academic excellence), extracurricular activities, and financial need. |
Early May |
School Counselor
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| Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) Scholarships- several available |
History, Political Science, Economics, Government or Nursing, Piano or voice. Also includes the American Indian Scholarship for vocational training. |
$1,000 - $2,000; renewable |
Open to graduating seniors. All applicants must obtain a letter of sponsorship from their local DAR chapter. (The only exception is the American Indian Scholarship.) Your state scholarship chairman will assist in locating the chapter nearest you. Please send a self-addressed, stamped business-size envelope to obtain the name and address of your state scholarship chairman and an application for any of the scholarships. |
February |
Committee Services Office, Attn: DAR Scholarships, 1776 D Street, NW, Washington, DC 20006-5303 or visit website (click more information)
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| Dave Rooks Memorial Scholarship |
Mental Health |
Two $500 scholarships |
Must be a resident of Randolph County and seek a career in the field of mental health. |
April 2 |
Application
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| Davidson College - various scholarships available |
General, arts, theater, German, Latin, music, visual arts, secondary education, ministry |
Varies; $2000 and up to full tuition, renewable |
High academics and above average test scores, exceptional promise in academics, character, leadership, athletics, and community service. Every admitted student (whether Regular or Early Decision) is considered for most merit-based awards. For the highest awards, students must be nominated by their high school principal or guidance counselor. Some require interviews. Additional scholarships for specific majors, etc., require a special application scholarship form. |
varies |
Davidson College Office of Financial Aid, Box 7156, Davidson, NC 28035, telephone (800)768-0380 or visit website (click more information).
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| DECA Scholarship |
General |
Varies |
Awarded to an outstanding DECA student. |
None stated |
School Counselor
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| Delta Kappa Gamma Scholarship |
Teaching |
$700 |
Must be from Randolph County schools and desire to teach. Each school may nominate 2 senior FEMALE applicants. |
May 1, 2009 - due date for applications
THS -Interested students must give name to Mrs. Jackson by April 20 |
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| Denison University in Ohio - various scholarships available |
General |
Varies; up to full tuition |
Merit scholarships offered to highly qualified students who will be chosen based on strong academic performance. Must have 2.5 cumulative GPA. |
January 15 |
Admissions Staff, telephone 1-800-DENISON or visit online (click on more information) or email finaid@denison.edu.
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| Discover Scholarship Program (formerly Discover Tribute Award) |
General |
Up to $30,000 |
Open to current high school Juniors. Must have at least 2.75 cumulative GPA on a 4.0 scale for 9th and 10th grades; with demonstrated accomplishments in leadership and community service. Must have faced a significant road block or challenge. Submit application, transcripts, recommendations. Applications will be available starting early December. Scholarships may be used for any type of post-high school education or training, certification, licensing, two- or four-year trade and technical education or a two- or four-year college degree. |
January |
Discover Scholarship Program, telephone (866)756-7932 or visit website (click on more information).
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| Dr. Bertha O. Pendleton Scholarship Fund |
General |
Unavailable |
The Dr. Bertha O. Pendleton Scholarship is open to:
Graduating high school seniors from San Diego Unified School District who are pursuing a career in teaching and plan to attend an accredited two-year college or four-year university in the United States, Have a minimum 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale, Have a strong record of responsible citizenship.
For more information or to obtain a copy of the application and guidelines, please contact your high school counselor. |
Unavailable |
High school guidance counselor
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| Duke Energy Scholars |
General |
$1,000 - $5,000; renewable |
Open to the children of Duke Energy employees and retirees planning to attend technical school, community college, or a college/university program. Scholarships are merit-based with consideration given to academics, personal references, community service, and demonstrated financial need. |
Fall |
Duke Energy headquarters, telephone (704) 594-6200 or email contactus@duke-energy.com. Visit online (click for more information).
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| Duke University - various scholarships available |
General, music, theater, arts, athletic, |
Up to full tuition |
All applicants for admission are considered for available merit scholarships. Specific applications are not available or required. Most merit scholarship programs do not require that the winner demonstrate need; all merit scholarships are based on the student's academic and personal profile. Additional grant assistance will be provided to those students whose need exceeds the value of their merit scholarship. See arts department and athletic departments for their scholarships. |
November 1 |
Duke University, telephone (919) 660-3070 or (919) 684-6225 or visit website (click more information).
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| East Carolina - various scholarships available |
General. Art, design, communications, theater, dance, education, nursing, technology, allied health sciences, computer science, business |
$250 to full tuition |
To apply for an academic merit scholarship, please complete an application for admission to East Carolina University along with the Scholarship Application form available online. This scholarship is only available for Freshman starting in the Fall semester and students must have a minimum of a 3.5 unweighted GPA and a minimum of an 1800 on the SAT to apply. Additional scholarships also available from specific colleges/departments. |
December 1 |
Office of Financial Aid, East Carolina University, telephone (252) 328-9379 or email faques@mail.ecu.edu or visit online (click for more information)
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| East Georgia College |
General; 2-year program; Education |
From $500 to full tuition |
Several civic clubs, organizations, and individual donors in the area served by East Georgia College make awards for scholarship purposes to the colleges on a yearly basis. Scholarships from these funds are awarded to students on the basis of high school achievement, college academic promise, and positions of leadership held while a high school student. Students interested in applying for a leadership scholarship should complete the Leadership Scholarship Application which may be obtained from a high school counselor or from the Office of Financial Aid. |
April 1 |
Office of Student Financial Aid, 131 College Circle, Swainsboro, Georgia 30401, 478.289.2009 (phone) 478.289.2140 (fax) or visit online (click for more information)
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| Eastern Randolph High School - "I Dare U" Scholarship |
General |
Varies |
Chosen by principal on basis of potential. |
Mid May |
Counselor
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| Eastern Randolph High School - Beta Club Scholarship |
Academic |
Usually $200 |
Application |
Early May |
School Counselor
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| Eastern Randolph High School - Booster's Club Scholarships |
Athletic |
$200 |
Must be an ERHS athlete and must have good grades and a college preparatory curriculum. No formal application form used. The Booster's Club officers choose winners based on GPA, college plans, and "Team Before Self" attitude. Each sport will have a scholarship recipient. |
Late April |
Counselor
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| Eastern Randolph High School - Career & Technical Education Honor Society Scholarship |
General |
$150 |
Must be an ERHS senior CTEHS member |
May |
CTE Counselor
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| Eastern Randolph High School - Coleridge Lion's Club Scholarship |
General |
Varies |
Above average grades and must live in the Coleridge attendance area. |
Early May |
Counselor
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| Eastern Randolph High School - First Baptist Church (Liberty) Scholarship |
General |
$500 (usually gives several awards) |
Application required, preference given to seniors in the Liberty Elementary School attendance area. |
Late April |
School Counselor
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| Eastern Randolph High School - H.L. Baldwin Scholarship (First Methodist Church in Liberty) |
Financial Need is primary consideration. |
Four $1,000 scholarships are usually given. |
Must include three references including one from your pastor, one from a community person, and one from a teacher. |
Late April |
School Counselor
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| Eastern Randolph High School - Jack Upton Business Scholarship |
Must attend Randolph Community College and major in a business related field. This scholarship is not given every year. |
Full tuition and fees for 2 semesters. |
Must apply through the guidance office. Must major in a business related field at RCC, and must have above average grades. |
Early April |
Counselor
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| Eastern Randolph High School - Jody Swaim FFA Scholarship |
FFA |
Usually $500 |
Must be a FFA member |
Late April |
School Counselor and/or Mr. Raymond Caviness
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| Eastern Randolph High School - Jody Swaim Memorial (in memory of former ERHS student) |
General |
Varies (usually @ $500) |
Application available from school counselor. |
Mid May |
School Counselor
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| Eastern Randolph High School - Jody Swaim Track Scholarship |
Athletic |
$500 |
Be a senior member of the Track Team and be planning to attend college in the fall. Booster's Club and Athletic Director choses winner. |
Early May |
School Counselor
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| Eastern Randolph High School - Liberty Lion's Club Scholarship |
General |
$300 |
Application Required |
Late April |
School Counselor
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| Eastern Randolph High School - Liberty Rotary Club scholarship |
General |
Varies |
Above average grades and students in the Liberty Elementary attendance area are given preferential consideration. References requested and an evening interview is required. |
Mid April |
Counselor
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| Eastern Randolph High School - Post 81 Nursing Scholarship |
Nursing |
$1,200 (may be split between students) |
Must be accepted into the Nursing Program at Randolph Community College for the following fall semester. Application required. |
Early May |
School Counselor
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| Eastern Randolph High School - TriCounty Ruritan Club Scholarship |
General |
$600 |
Applicants need to write a 200-300 word letter in which they have an opportunity to discuss their current home, civic and academic situations as well as the financial needs of their future education and career plans. Applicants also need to submit a cover letter, which includes the student’s name, high school, home mailing address and telephone number. |
Mid March |
Counselor
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| Eastern Randolph High School - Yates L. & Louise D. Holland Scholarship |
Academic |
$500 (given on odd years - Class of 2008, 2010, 2012, etc.) |
Scholarship awarded on good moral character, academic achievement/ability, community service, work experience, extracurricular activities, and is preferred for applicants to attend UNC-Chapel Hill. Application required. |
Late February |
School Counselor
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| Eastern Randolph HS - Sandy Waugh Bradshaw Wings Scholarship - in memory of Flight 93 Flight Attendant (for students in the Eastern Randolph HS or Providence Grove HS attendance district) |
General/Academic |
Varies (usually $1,000) |
Application |
Early May |
School Counselor
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| Eckerd College - various scholarships available |
General; also artistic achievement in Music, Theatre, Visual Arts and Creative Writing; also Athletic |
$1,500 to full tuition |
Varies by scholarship |
February or with admission |
Financial Aid Office, Eckerd College, 4200 54th Avenue South, St. Petersburg, FL 33711, telephone (800) 456-9009 or email finaid@eckerd.edu
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| ECPI College of Technology |
General |
$1,500 - $3,000 |
Must be a high school senior planning to attend ECPI; GPA and SAT/ACT are considered. |
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ECPI, telephone (866) 708-6167
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| ECPI College of Technology |
General |
$1,500 - $3,000 |
Must be a high school senior planning to attend ECPI; GPA and SAT/ACT and community service are considered. |
April |
ECPI, telephone (866) 708-6167 or visit online (click for more information)
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| ECU - Abernathy Memorial Scholar |
Genreal |
$1250 for 2 semesters |
Acceptance at ECU
GPA: 3.0+
Commitment to become a HS science teacher |
January |
Application
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| Educational Assistants Of Randolph Schools - EARS |
General |
(1) $1,000, and (1) $250 |
Enrolling in either a four year accredited college or university, or a community college or trade school; Have a minimum GPA of 3.0 for the $1,000 or 2.5 for the $250; demonstrate financial need |
March 3 |
See Counselor/Guidance Office
Application
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| Elks National Foundation Most Valuable Student Scholarship |
General |
$1,000 per year to $15,000 per year |
The Elks National Foundation will award up to 500 four-year scholarships to the highest-rated applicants each year. Any high school senior who is a citizen of the United States is eligible to apply. Applicants need not be related to a member of the Elks. Applicants must be citizens of the United States on the date their applications are signed; resident alien status does not qualify. Male and female students compete separately. Applicants will be judged on scholarship, leadership, and financial need. Other scholarships for relatives of Elks members also available. |
November 2 |
national headquarters: 2750 N. Lakeview Ave. Chicago, IL 60614-2256 Phone 773/755.4728 Fax 773/755.4729 Email enf@elks.org or visit online (click for more information).
San Diego lodge: 7430 Jackson Drive San Diego, CA 92119-2319
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| Elon NC Junior Scholars |
General |
$14,000-$18,000 |
"A" Average
SAT: 1870 RMW |
February |
Application
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| Elon University - various scholarships available |
Varies-general, music, engineering, athletic, performing arts, teaching, education |
Varies; up to full tuition |
Varies, based on merit. Elon is one of only two private colleges in North Carolina selected to offer the prestigious North Carolina Teaching Fellows Program. |
February |
Admissions Office, 2700 Campus Box, Elon, NC 27244, telephone (800) 334-8448 or email admissions@elon.edu or visit online (Click for more information)
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| Elon University Endowed Scholarships |
Varied |
See website |
see website - varies |
February 10, 2009 |
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| Emory University - various scholarships available |
General; music |
Up to full tuition |
Selection based on personal qualities, leadership, scholastic excellence. Merit scholarships require nomination from teacher or counselor. |
November 1 |
Emory University, 201 Dowman Drive, Atlanta, GA 30322, telephone (404) 727-6039 or email finaid@emory.edu or visit online (click for more information)
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| Emory University -- Various scholarships available |
General; Business, Music |
From 2/3 to full cost of attending |
Emory offers scholarships based on academic merit to a select group of incoming first-year students. Most of the students have been National Merit finalists or semifinalists, and almost all have won distinction beyond the classroom, have held principal leadership offices in their secondary schools or other organizations, and played significant roles in community and volunteer programs. For Goizueta Scholars, demonstrated interest in business is required. Recipients receive scholarships renewable for four years of undergraduate study, provided they maintain high standards of personal and academic excellence. Scholarships range from two-thirds tuition awards to full-cost scholarships. These scholarships require that a student be nominated by appropriate officials of his or her high school by November 1 of the senior year. Other scholarships available for debaters, musicians, and City of Atlanta public school students. |
November 1 |
Talk to your high school guidance counselor about a nomination. Or contact Office of Admission, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia 30322-1950 or by calling 800.727.6036 or 404.727.6036 or visit online (click for more information)
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| Epsilon Sigma Alpha Foundation- several scholarships available; some based on state residency |
General; varies, teaching, nursing, medical, Architecture, Interior Design, speech therapy |
$466 up to $3,000; varies by state |
Epsilon Sigma Alpha (ESA) is a premier leadership and service organization, whose single purpose is to inspire leadership and service by bringing good people together to pursue programs and projects that make a positive difference in the local, national, and global communities. The Scholarship Application for the current year will be available October of that year. |
beginning of February |
Scholarship inquiries may be directed to the Scholarship Director: Kathy Loydkloyd@knoxy.net or ESA Foundation · P.O. Box 270517 Fort Collins, Colorado 80527 970-223-2824 or visit online (click for more information)
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| Erskine College - Academic and Special scholarships available |
General, drama, music, athletic |
$1,000 to $20,000, renewable |
Selection is based on high school scholastic achievement; involvement in church, school, community. Must submit the Erskine College Scholarship Application. For drama/music or athletic, must contact that department (see website for contact information). |
January 15, or varies |
Erskine College, Two Washington Street, P.O. Box 338, Due West, SC 29639 telephone (800)241-8721 or email admissions@erskine.edu or visit online (click for more information).
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| Exceptional Children's Assistance Center - Matthew C. Graziadei Achievement Award |
Any post high school learning experience or training. May also be used for any equipment or technology needed for employment. |
$1,000 |
Open to students with special needs who are completing their last year of high school who show evidence of dedication, perseverance, motivation and excellence in all endeavors. |
March-specific date TBA |
Telephone (800) 962-6817, or visit website -- it will be updated in January or February (click more information)
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| Fairleigh Dickinson University (FDU) - various scholarships available |
General, academic or athletic |
Up to full tuition |
Varies - 3.0 GPA required for academic scholarships. Fairleigh Dickinson University offers a variety of academic achievement scholarships. For the academic and leadership scholarships, freshmen are automatically evaluated upon admissions application. FDU recommends freshman applicants submit a complete admissions application (including the University Admissions Application, an official high school transcript, and SAT or ACT scores) by January 15 for priority scholarship consideration. Athletic scholarships are available for male and female athletes at the University's Metropolitan Campus. All scholarship recipients are required to file the FAFSA application |
January |
Office of University Admissions, Fairleigh Dickinson University, College at Florham, 285 Madison Avenue, Madison, NJ 07940, telephone (800) 338-8803 or visit online (click for more information). For athletic scholarships, contact the Metropolitan Campus Office of Athletics at 201-692-2208.
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| Fayetteville State University - various scholarships available |
General |
Varies |
Varies |
Varies |
Office of Financial Aid, Fayetteville State University, 1200 Murchison Road, Fayetteville, NC 28301-4298, telephone (800) 368-4210. Also visit online (click on more information).
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| Federal Employees Scholarship Foundation |
General |
$1,500; not renewable |
Applicants must be residents of San Diego County, have a grade point average (GPA) of 3.5 or higher (for college-bound), and participate in school and community activities. All applicants are considered solely on the basis of scholastic merit. All fields of study are eligible. Application will be available on website by February 22. |
March 15 |
Federal Employees Scholarship Foundation, P.O. Box 26785, San Diego, CA 92196 or visit online (click for more information)
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| Ferree Foundation Scholarship |
General for Randolph County Residents |
$2,000/year renewable scholarship for a four-year college or univerity. Community College Scholars receive $1,500 during the second year of a two-year course-of-study. Low-interest loans up to $1,000/year renewable are also available. |
Good academic record, involved in student activities, and has a financial need. Must be a resident of Randolph County. One scholarship is awarded at each Randolph County High School. A single application is used for both the scholarship and loan. |
May 1 |
See Counselor/Guidance Office
Application
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| Florida A&M University - several scholarships available |
General; also Forestry, Journalism, Business, Architecture, Environmental Sciences, Athletic, Music/Band, Physics, Biological & Agricultural Systems Engineering, Biology, Math, Math Education, Science, Engineering, Computer Science, CIS |
Varies - from $2,000 to full tuition, room, board and other expenses |
Florida A&M University institutional scholarships are awarded during the admissions process for first time in college students. Merit scholarships based on academic standing, test scores, and other factors. See website (click more information) for specific requirements for each scholarship. |
January 31 |
Ms. Julia W. Brunson, Florida A&M University, Office of University Scholarships, 1600 Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard, University Commons, Tallahassee, FL 32307, Office: 850.412.5483, Fax: 850.561.2079, julia.brunson@famu.edu or visit online (click for more information)
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| Florida State University - (several scholarships available) |
General; athletic, music ,dance, theater |
varies |
Varies. For merit-based Admissions scholarships, students should be admitted by January 1 for full consideration. See website for all scholarships and their criteria. |
January 1; and other |
Office of Financial Aid, Florida State University, Suite 4400A University Center, Tallahassee, FL 32306-2430 | 850/644-0539, ofacs@admin.fsu.edu or visit online (click for more information)
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| Fort Valley State University - two scholarship programs available |
Science, Technology, Math, Engineering, Plant Science, Biotechnology |
$3,500; renewable |
Eligible applicants are entering freshmen or sophomores who have been admitted to the University, have completed an application form, have submitted official high school/college transcripts, and two letters of recommendation. To be eligible students must have a cumulative high school/college GPA of 2.8 or
higher on a 4.00 scale, an SAT (or ACT compatible) combined score of at least 970, demonstrate a strong interest in STEM or Plant-Science-Biotechnology disciplines, agree to abide by university and program rules and regulations, maintain full-time status with a minimum of 2.8 cumulative GPA, and must sign a Scholarship Memorandum of Understanding to fully participate in the program. |
April 30 |
Dr. Sarwan Dhir, NSF HBCU-UP& S-STEM Program Director, Center for Biotechnology, 113 Alva Tabor Building, 1005 State University Drive, Fort Valley State University, Fort Valley, GA 31030-4313, Call (478) 825-6887; Fax (478) 827-3062, E-mail dhirs0@fvsu.edu or visit online (click for more information)
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| Future Educators of America - Phi Delta Kappa (PDK) Prospective Educator Scholarship Program |
Education |
Varies; $500 - $5,000 renewable |
Submit application, essay, two letters of reference, and official transcript. Must be member of PDK, or related to or referred by a member. General and specialty scholarships available, so see website for additional criteria. Applications available in November. |
February 1 |
Scholarship Programs, Phi Delta Kappa International, PO Box 798, Bloomington IN 47402-0789. Or contact the FTA advisor at your school or Phi Delta Kappa International, telephone (800) 766-1156 or email scholarships@pdkintl.org or visit online (click for more information)
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| GA Court of Appeals/ Justice Served Oratorical Contest |
General |
$1000 to $5,000 |
Open to juniors and seniors who attend high school in Georgia. Must prepare and present an oration about some aspect of the justice system; topic to be determined. Watch website for updated information and application in the fall or call for information. Contest to be held in the fall. |
October 31 |
Contact Information: Justice Served, Roberta Earnhardt, 770-630-4359 or visit online (click on more information).
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| Gardner-Webb University - various scholarships available |
General, athletics, music, marching band |
Up to full tuition, room and board |
Be a resident of NC for at least one year and/or graduate in the top 25% of your high school class, and/or be a dependent of a Southern Baptist ordained minister, or excel in athletics, music or marching band. |
January |
School counselor or Gardner-Webb University, Boiling Springs, NC 28017, telephone (704) 406-4000, or visit online (click more information)
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| Garfield High School Rotary Club of La Jolla -STRIVE SCHOLARSHIPS |
General |
Unavailable |
STRIVE SCHOLARSHIPS go to selective students graduating from the Garfield High School in San Diego. Students making the greatest advances in this new environment are given scholarships in support of their first years in trade schools or community colleges after graduation from Garfield. |
April 23 |
Rotary Club of La Jolla, Scholarship Committee, P.O. Box 525, La Jolla, CA 92038, scholarships@RotaryClubofLaJolla.com or visit online (Click for more information)
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| Gates Millennium Scholars - Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation |
General (for undergraduate students); Mathematics, Science, Engineering, Education, Public Health or Library Science (for graduate students) |
Up to full tuition, fees, books, and living expenses |
Open to African-Americans, American Indians/Alaska Natives, Asian Pacific Islander Americans, or Hispanic Americans. Must be citizens/permanent residents of the USA. Must be nominated and have cumulative GPA at least 3.3 (4.0 scale). Must have demonstrated leadership commitment through community service or extracurricular activities. Must have significant financial need and meet Federal Pell Grant eligibility criteria. |
January 11 |
Gates Millennium Scholars Program, PO Box 10500 Fairfax, VA 22031-8044, telephone (877)690-4677 or visit website (click more information).
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| George Mason University - several scholarships available |
General |
Up to $22,500; renewable |
If you wish to be considered for a scholarship, please make sure to check the appropriate box on the application form. Note that the deadline for scholarship consideration is December 1. No additional application is required; however, you may be asked to provide additional information or essays if you are being considered for specific scholarships. The number of scholarships available is limited and the consideration process is highly competitive. In addition to your academic credentials, the selection committee will also consider information included in your "Personal Statement" concerning leadership achievements and service contributions. Also see the Office of Financial Aid webpage for various other scholarship offerings: http://financialaid.gmu.edu// |
December 1; various other dates |
Office of Admissions, 4400 University Drive, MSN 3A4, Fairfax, Virginia 22030, E-mail: admissions@gmu.edu
Phone: 703-993-2400 or visit online (click for more information)
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| Georgia College and State University - several scholarships available |
General; Chemistry, Liberal Arts and Sciences |
Up to $13,000; renewable |
Students who are admitted by February 1 are automatically considered for most academic scholarships. However, some scholarships require an additional application and have separate deadlines. Those students who apply to GCSU by November 1 are given preference. The selection process is highly competitive. Generally, students should graduate from high school with a 3.0 GPA based on a 4.0 scale, and have a combined score 1200 or better on the critical reading and math sections of the SAT or a 26 composite score on the ACT. Students must be enrolled full-time during both fall and spring semesters in order to receive their scholarships. |
November 1, or later |
Georgia College Financial Aid Office, Campus Box 030, Milledgeville, GA 31061, (478) 445-5149, Fax: (478) 445-0729, scholarships@gcsu.edu or visit online (click for more information)
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| Georgia Highlands College - several scholarships available |
Various; Education, math, science, criminal justice, nursing |
Varies |
Requirements for this 2-year program scholarship offerings vary based on scholarship but some include leadership, GPA requirements, specific county residency (Bartow County, GA), specific high school (Pepperell), major, ethnic group (Hispanic), learning disability and other. Scholarship application required. See website (click more information). |
March 1 or later |
Several campuses available. Call 1-800-332-2406, or email admitme@highlands.edu or visit online (click for more information)
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| Georgia Institute of Technology - various scholarships available |
General |
Up to full tuition |
Varies |
Varies |
Georgia Institute of Technology, Office of Student Financial Planning and Services, 225 North Avenue, Atlanta GA 30332-0460, telephone (404) 894-4160 or email finaid@gatech.edu or visit online (Click for more information)
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| Georgia Southern University |
General; International Studies, International Trade, International Economics, foreign language, engineering, biology, graphic communications, history, English, Writing and Linguistics, education, health fields, nursing, accounting, economics, others |
Varies |
Submit online application. Requirements vary but include academic excellence, leadership, community involvement, and/or intent to major in specific fields. |
November 9 or February 1 |
OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS, Georgia Southern University, Post Office Box 8024 Statesboro GA 30460, 912.478.5391 phone, 912.478.1156 fax, admissions@georgiasouthern.edu or visit online (click for more information)
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| Georgia State University - several scholarships available |
various; General, Chemistry, Biology, Spanish-speaking students, communications, |
varies |
Varies by scholarship. Some are academic, others for Spanish as native language, out of state students, certain counties in GA. Most of Georgia State’s colleges and schools offer scholarships and grants to undergraduates and graduates who wish to pursue a degree in that field. Contact the colleges and schools directly for more information about these and other scholarship opportunities. |
varies |
Georgia State University, P.O. Box 3965, Atlanta, Georgia 30302-3965 | Phone: (404) 413-2000 or visit online (click for more information) to get started.
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| Georgia's HERO Scholarship Program |
General |
Up to $2,000; renewable |
To be eligible to apply for a Georgia's HERO Scholarship, you must meet one of the following four categories: Be an active member of the Georgia National Guard or U.S. Military Reserves who is a Georgia resident, the child of or the spouse of such, who was deployed outside the United States for active duty service to a location designated as a combat zone and served in such combat zone for at least 181 cumulative days, beginning on or after February 1, 2003, or served less than 181 cumulative days in a combat zone, beginning on or after February 1, 2003, but was evacuated because of severe injuries or disabled or killed. For more specific requirements, see webpage (click more information). Recipients must attend an institution that is a unit of the University System of Georgia, or the Technical College System of Georgia, or an eligible private/independent college or university in Georgia. Application available online |
July 1 |
Georgia Student Financial Commission, 2082 East Exchange Place, Tucker, Georgia 30084, Telephone: In Metro Atlanta (770) 724-9000, Toll-Free 1-800-505-GSFC, gsfcinfo@gsfc.org
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| Girls Going Places Entrepreneurship Award Program |
Entrepreneurship or Finance |
$1,000 - $10,000 |
Open to girls aged 12-18 who demonstrate budding entrepreneurship and/or have taken steps towards financial independence; have made a difference in their school or community. Submit application, personal statement, a letter of recommendation by an adult, supporting documents. |
February 27, 2009 |
The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America, Attn: Girls Going Places, 7 Hanover Square, 26-J, New York NY 10004 or email Also check out www.girlsgoingplaces.com. Or email guardianwomenschannel@glic.com.
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| Girls Going Places Entrepreneurship Award Program (Guardian Life Insurance) |
Entrepreneurship or Finance |
$1,000 - $10,000 |
Open to girls aged 12-18 who demonstrate budding entrepreneurship and/or have taken steps towards financial independence; have made a difference in their school or community. Submit application, personal statement, a letter of recommendation by an adult, supporting documents. Application process from September through February. |
February |
The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America, Attn: Girls Going Places, 7 Hanover Square, 26-J, New York NY 10004 or email guardianwomenschannel@glic.com or visit online (click for more information).
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| Gloria Barron Prize for Young Heroes |
General; service work |
$2,500 |
Open to young people up to 18 years old who have shown extraordinary leadership in making our world better. Must be someone who helps people, protects the environment, works to halt violence, or leads other important service work, in the 12 months before nomination. Must be US citizen or legal resident. Must be nominated by an adult who is familiar with the young person's service activity and not a relative. |
April 30 |
The Barron Prize, 545 Pearl Street, Boulder CO 80302 or visit website (click on more information) or email Barbara Ann Richman at ba_richman@barronprize.org
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| Gloria Barron Prize for Young Heroes |
General; service work
Must be nominated |
$2,000 |
Open to young people up to 18 years old who have shown extraordinary leadership in making our world better. Must be someone who helps people, protects the environment, works to halt violence, or leads other important service work. Must be nominated by an adult who is familiar with the young person's service activity. |
April 30 |
The Barron Prize, 545 Pearl Street, Boulder CO 80302 or visit website http://www.barronprize.org or email Barbara Ann Richman at ba_richman@barronprize.org
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| Gonzaga University - several scholarships available |
General, Business, Varies |
varies; up to full ride |
Several scholarships are awarded based on individual merit, and others require a separate application. Most scholarships require strong academics, extracurricular activities, recommendations, quality of the essay, and optional interview, leadership, service to others. |
varies; many in February |
Please contact (800)322-2584, with merit scholarship or ILS Scholarship questions.
For questions regarding the Bauer, Brajcich, Cataldo, Martin and Martin Native American scholarships, please contact Erik Hoffman at (800) 322-2584 extension 6285.
For all other scholarship and financial aid questions, please contact the Office of Financial Aid at (800) 793-1716 or visit online (click for more information).
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| Gray's Chapel Lion's Club Scholarship |
Student must live in the Gray's Chapel school attendance area. |
Varies |
Above average grades and must live in the Gray's Chapel attendance area. |
Early May |
Counselor
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| Greensboro College - various scholarships available |
General-also Fine Arts Scholarships in music, theatre and art to students with outstanding talents |
Varies; up to full ride |
Selection criteria vary but generally based on academic performance, high school and community involvement, strength of school and curriculum, and personal attributes. For top merit award, must apply and be accepted by December 1. Also award available to students who have achieved honors in leadership and service as a Boy Scout or Girl Scout. Students who reside outside NC may be eligible for a grant-in-aid based on their state of residency. NC students are eligible for the North Carolina Legislative Tuition Grant and a Heritage Grant. Some require additional application. |
December |
Greensboro College, 815 W. Market St., Greensboro, NC 27401, telephone (800) 346-8226 or finplan@gborocollege.edu. Visit online (click on more information)
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| Half-Century Trojans Endowed |
General |
$10,000 |
Open to freshmen and transfers. Applicant must be related to a Half-Century Trojan (USC alumna or alumnus who graduated at least 50 years ago). Selection criteria include academic achievement, potential for leadership and community service. Submit a completed 2009 Undergraduate Application and Half-Century Trojan Scholarship Application. Applications are available for download at www.usc.edu/schools/
college/admission/scholarships.html. |
December 1 |
contact USC College at (213) 740-5930 or visit online (click for more information)
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| Hampton University - several scholarships available |
General |
Up to Tuition, Room, Board, and a $500 book stipend |
The selection process is extremely competitive and students who submit completed admission application packets by the Early Action deadline are automatically considered for merit awards. (A scholarship application form is not required for consideration of an award.) Scholarships are awarded on a competitive basis and subject to the availability of funds. Consideration of awards is granted, not guaranteed to students who meet minimum eligibility requirements. Merit-based scholarships are awarded to students with a SAT score of 1100 + (combined Math and Critical Reading score only) or an ACT composite score of 24 +. An early action admissions application including an essay are required. |
November 1 |
Office of Admission, Hampton University, Hampton, VA 23668, 757.727.5000 or visit online (click for more information)
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| Hampton-Sydney College - various scholarships available |
General |
Up to full tuition |
Selection based on outstanding academic and extracurricular achievement. To be considered for any honors scholarship, all candidates must apply for admission to the College, through the Admissions Office; no special forms are required. |
Fall |
Hampton-Sydney College, Hampden-Sydney, VA 23943, telephone (800) 755-0733 or email hsfinaid@hsc.ed or visit online (click for more information)
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| Harvard University |
General |
varies |
All of Harvard's financial aid is awarded on the basis of demonstrated financial need - there are no academic, athletic or merit-based awards. Student still must meet all Harvard admission standards first. |
February 1 |
Harvard College Financial Aid Office, 86 Brattle Street, Cambridge, MA 02138, Telephone: (617)-495-1581or visit online (click for more information)
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| Harvey Mudd College - Several merit-based scholarships available |
General, mathematics, science, engineering, technology |
Up to full tuition |
When you apply for admission to HMC as an incoming freshman, you may be considered for our merit-based awards. These awards are designed to recognize outstanding academic achievement and encourage the best and the brightest to join the HMC community. In many instances, you’ll be considered for these awards automatically when you apply for admission. In other cases a separate application is required. In determining who’ll receive our merit-based awards, the Office of Admission looks primarily at academic achievement -- financial need is not considered. Other factors include students who demonstrate ability to contribute to the college community, specific majors in some cases, or under-represented groups such as women, ethnic minorities, students from low income backgrounds, students with disabilities, or those who are the first in their families to attend college. See website for specifics criteria for each scholarship. |
vary, but starts November 15 |
Harvey Mudd College, Office of Admission, 301 Platt Boulevard, Claremont, CA 91711 or visit online (click for more information).
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| High Point University - various scholarships available |
General; athletics |
Up to full tuition |
Open to graduating high school seniors who demonstrated outstanding achievement, good citizenship, strong leadership and exceptional scholarship during their high school careers. Application required - available September 1. Athletic scholarships are also available; all athletic awards are made in compliance with NCAA regulations. |
December 20 |
High Point University, 833 Montlieu Avenue, High Point, NC 27262-3598, telephone (800)345-6993 or e-mail admiss@highpoint.edu or visit online (click for more information) or contact Athletic Director at 1-800-345-6993.
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| Hispanic College Fund |
General, business, science, technology, engineering, and math |
Unavailable |
Must be a U.S. citizen or a permanent resident residing in the 50 states or Puerto Rico. Must have a minimum GPA of a 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. Must plan to enroll as a full-time undergraduate student from Fall 2010 - Spring 2011. Must plan to be enrolled in a college or university in the U.S. or Puerto Rico. Each scholarship program has its own set of criteria. Each scholarship application site will state the full list of requirements for each program. Check website in December for scholarship and application information. |
Unavailable; check in December |
Hispanic College Fund, Inc., 1301 K Street NW, Suite 450-A West, Washington, D.C. 20005, 800-644-4223 (toll-free) · 202-296-5400 (phone) · 202-296-3774 (fax), CFC# 10147, hcf-info@hispanicfund.org or visit online (click for more information).
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| Hispanic Public Relations Association (HPRA) Scholarship Program |
Public Relations, communication studies, journalism, advertising, marketing |
$1,000 to $2,500 |
To recognize outstanding undergraduate Latino students who are pursuing careers in Public Relations and related communications fields, HPRA has created the Scholarship Program to support them in achieving their education goals. Applicants must: Be enrolled in a college or university by Fall semester, Be Southern California natives/residents who attend school in California, Be an incoming junior and senior student of at least 25 percent Hispanic descent with a minimum 2.7 cumulative GPA and 3.0 GPA in their major subject, Be legal residents, Major in Public Relations, communication studies, journalism, advertising, and/or marketing. (Students majoring in other disciplines who have a desire to work in the public relations industry also are invited to apply.) If you are selected, you must attend the HPRA PRemio Awards dinner in the Fall unless you live outside of the Southern California area. Application, transcripts, writing samples and other documents required with application. Check in February for current year application. |
June |
Hispanic Public Relations Association College Outreach Directors - Scholarship Program P.O. Box 86760 Los Angeles, CA 90086-0760 hpra.scholarships@yahoo.com or visit online (click for more information).
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| Hispanic Scholarship Fund (HSF)- several scholarships available |
General |
Varies; $500 to $5,000 |
Must be of Hispanic heritage; including persons descended from Mexican, Puerto Rican, Cuban, Dominican, Central American (excluding Belize), South American (excluding Guyana, Suriname and French Guiana), or other Spanish cultures. Must be a US citizen or legal permanent resident with a valid permanent resident card or passport stamped I-551. Must have a minimum 3.0 or 2.0 cumulative GPA on a 4.0 scale (or the equivalent). Must be pursuing or plan to pursue your first undergraduate or graduate degree full-time. Must apply for federal financial aid using the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Apply online from HSF website. |
Varies-some as early as December |
Hispanic Scholarship Fund, 55 Second Street, Suite 1500, San Francisco, CA 94105, telephone (415) 808-2376 or (877) HSF-INFO Southeast Regional Office: 960 Holcomb Bridge Road, Suite 5, Roswell, GA, 30076, Tel: 770-992-8841, dmcbride@hsf.net or visit online (Click for more information)
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| Holiday Bowl Memorial Scholarship Award |
General |
$10,000 |
This award is presented annually to a high school senior from San Diego County who has excelled academically and within his/her community (school and outside). Citizenship and leadership in extracurricular activities are particularly important criteria’s for this award. Application, handwritten personal statement and two letters of recommendation must be submitted. |
early November |
Laura delaMontaigne, (619) 283-5808, x. 311, laura@holidaybowl.com, Holiday Bowl, P.O. Box 601400, San Diego CA 92160-1400 or visit online (click for more information)
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| Home Builders Association of Asheboro/Randolph Co. |
Building Industry |
$500 |
Recipient will be selected on the basis of achievements, motivation, and academic or vocational promise. |
May 9, 2009 |
See Counselor/Guidance Office
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| HOPE Scholarship |
General |
Up to full tuition and mandatory fees and book allowance |
If you are a Georgia resident enrolling in a degree program at an eligible Georgia public or private college, university, or public technical college, you may be eligible for the HOPE Scholarship. Recipients have graduated from an eligible high school with a "B" average, as defined by the HOPE program, or have earned at least a 3.0 grade point average at the college level at specific credit-hour checkpoints. Students who earned a GED or graduated from an ineligible high school or home study program may qualify for a HOPE Scholarship, as an entering freshman, based on their SAT or ACT scores. Be enrolled as a degree-seeking student at an eligible public or private college or university or technical college in Georgia. Meet HOPE's Georgia residency requirements. Meet HOPE's U.S. citizenship or eligible non-citizen requirements.
Be in compliance with Selective Service registration requirements. Be in compliance with the Georgia Drug-Free Postsecondary Education Act of 1990. A student may be ineligible for HOPE payment if he or she has been convicted for committing certain felony offenses involving marijuana, controlled substances, or dangerous drugs. Not be in default or owe a refund on a student financial aid program. Maintain satisfactory academic progress as defined by the college. The award at public institutions covers tuition, HOPE-approved mandatory fees, and a book allowance. If you wish to enroll in a Georgia private institution, you may be eligible for a $3,500 per academic year scholarship for full-time study or $1,750 for half-time study (6-11 hours). |
Unavailable |
Georgia Student Financial Commission, 2082 East Exchange Place, Tucker, Georgia 30084, Telephone: In Metro Atlanta (770) 724-9000, Toll-Free 1-800-505-GSFC, gsfcinfo@gsfc.org or visit online (click for more information)
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| Imagine America Scholarship Program |
General |
$1,000 |
Open to graduating high school students who are likely to successfully complete postsecondary education. Must have GPA of at least 2.5, financial need, voluntary community service. Must choose from a list of career colleges and programs of study in order to apply. Start applying on January 1. High schools must be enrolled in Imagine America; School Counselors can enroll their high schools by calling (202) 336-6724 or email scholarships@career.org |
January to December |
Imagine America Foundation, 10 G Street NE, Suite 750, Washington, DC 20002, telephone (202) 336-6724 or visit online (click on more information).
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| Intel Science Talent Search (Society for Science and the Public) |
Science, Engineering and Mathematics |
From $5,000 up to $100,000 |
Open to high school seniors in the US and American students attending school abroad. Must complete an entry project. |
mid-November |
Intel Science Talent Search, Society for Science and the Public, 1719 N. Street, NW, Washington, DC 20036, telephone (202) 785-2255
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| Intertribal Timber Council - Truman D. Picard Scholarship Program |
Natural Resources |
$1,500 |
Open to Native American/Alaskan students pursuing a higher education in Natural Resources. Must submit letter of application demonstrating interest in Natural Resources, commitment to education and community/culture, and financial need. Also submit resume, 3 letters of reference, evidence of validated enrollment in a federally recognized tribe or Native Alaska corporation, and transcript. |
January 29 |
Intertribal Timber Council, ATTN: Education Committee, 1112 NE 21st Avenue, Suite 4, Portland, OR 97232-2114, telephone (503) 282-4296 or email itc1@teleport.com or visit online (Click for more information).
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| Italian Catholic Federation - College Scholarship Program |
General |
$400; renewable at greater amounts |
Applications are received from students in public as well as Catholic high schools in California, Arizona, Nevada, and Illinois. To apply, students must be of the Catholic faith and of Italian heritage (or children or grand children of non-Italian ICF members) and meet academic, financial need, and character requirements. Recipients must maintain a GPA of at least 3.2 and live within the Roman Catholic Dioceses of California, Nevada, Illinois and Arizona, only where Branches of the Federation are established. First year scholarship winners are eligible for second, third, and fourth year awards of $500, $600, and $1,000 respectively. Applications for the upcoming year are available end of November, and the Scholarship committee meets in April to review applications and make its selections. The awards are made in the summer months following completion of the previous school year. |
March 15 |
Italian Catholic Federation, 8393 Capwell Drive, Suite 110, Oakland CA 94621
tel: 888/ICF-1924; 510/633-9058; fax: 510/633-9758; Email: info@icf.org or visit online (Click for more information)
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| J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College |
General |
From $250 up to cost of books, tuition and fees |
A variety of scholarships to students with diverse interests and backgrounds. Any student currently enrolled in a curriculum (i.e., not undecided or non-curricular) who has a 2.0 cumulative GPA is encouraged to apply for a JSRCC scholarship. You need only fill out one JSRCC standard scholarship application form or complete the on-line scholarship application, which includes request for transcripts and a recommendation letter. If you complete your scholarship application packet by the deadline, you will automatically be considered for all scholarships where you meet the eligibility requirements. This means you do not have to apply for specific scholarships. Not all Reynolds scholarships are need-based. There are a number of scholarships that are open to anyone. Others are set up to reward academic excellence or to provide support for students studying in particular areas. J. Sargeant Reynolds scholarships are funded by individuals, community groups, corporations and charitable foundations and are awarded to Reynolds' students on a competitive basis. Application available online or through the JSRCC Scholarship Office. |
March 31 |
Nichole Page, Scholarship Office, J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College, P.O. Box 85622
Richmond, VA 23285-5622, Telephone 804-523-5084 or email npage@reynolds.edu or visit online (click for more information)
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| Jagannathan Scholarship |
Awarded to students planning to enroll at the constituent institutions of UNC. |
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Students are selected on the basis of financial need (they must complete a PROFILE application), outstanding academic achievement, extracurricular activities, and leadership qualities. |
February |
School Counselor/Guidance Office
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| James Beard Foundation Scholarship |
Culinary Arts and Wine Studies |
Vary |
Must have strong aptitude for/ commitment to culinary arts, financial need, acceptance to culinary school, strong work experience and extracurriculars. Submit 2 references, tax return. Specific criteria vary for different scholarships. Scholarship information and applications will be available online after April 1. |
mid-May |
Diane Harris Brown, Educational and Community Programming, The James Beard Foundation, 6 W. 118th St., 10th Floor, New York NY 10011, telephone (212) 627-1128 or email scholarships@jamesbeard.org. Or visit website (click on more information)..
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| Jessie Klicka Foundation |
General |
Between $1,000 and $2,000; renewable |
Student must be planning to attend a 4 year college or university. Will accept two applications from each high school, accompanied by a counselor or principal recommendation. |
April 20 |
Katharine Klicka 690 Laguna Drive Carlsbad, CA 92008 760-720-5429
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| Johnson & Wales University (JWU) - (various scholarships available) |
General |
$500 and up, some renewable |
JWU offers many different types of scholarships. Some you may apply for; some you may be automatically eligible for upon acceptance; and others you may be awarded based on established criteria. Each scholarship has set criteria that determines who may be eligible to receive it. In addition, website lists various other scholarships available from outside organizations. Visit website for more information. |
March 3 |
Admissions Office, Johnson & Wales University, 1701 NE 127th St., North Miami FL 33181, JWU in Charlotte at 801 West Trade Street, Charlotte, NC 28202, Johnson & Wales University · 8 Abbott Park Place, Providence, Rhode Island 02903, or Johnson & Wales University · 7150 Montview Boulevard, Denver, Colorado 80220 or call 1-800-DIAL-JWU or visit online (click for more information)
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| Johnson & Wales University (JWU) - National High School Chef of the Year (various other scholarship are also available) |
Culinary Arts |
$1,000 up to full four-year scholar-ship |
Open to all high school juniors and seniors in the United States (including the U.S. Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico). This year's theme will be made available on the website in October. Contestants must create an entree or dessert using an original recipe which incorporates the theme. |
March |
AJohnson & Wales National High School Chef of the Year Contest, Admissions Office, Johnson & Wales University, 1701 NE 127th St., North Miami FL 33181. Or contact the JWU in Charlotte at 801 West Trade Street, Charlotte, NC 28202 or email NatlHSChefoftheYearContest@jwu.edu or visit online (click for more information)
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| Johnson C. Smith - various scholarships available |
General; athletics, music |
Varies |
Open to minority students; based on academic achievement |
Varies |
High school scholarship coordinator or Johnson C. Smith University, Office of Student Financial Aid, 100 Beatties Ford Rd., Charlotte, NC 28216, telephone (704) 378-1035.
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| Junior Seau Foundation Scholars of Excellence Program |
General |
$2,500 to $10,000; not renewable |
As part of Junior’s effort to help young people achieve their dreams, the Foundation established the Scholars of Excellence program in 1992. Through the Scholars of Excellence program, promising high school students receive financial support so that they may achieve their goals of higher education. Applicants must be graduating from a San Diego County high school, who has committed to attend a four year college or university beginning the fall semester. Applicants must be United States Citizens or have permanent residency status. Applicants must have a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or better and satisfactory citizenship in school. Applicants must complete the Scholarship Application Form. Applicants must include 2 letters of recommendation from an administrator, teacher, counselor or community service mentor. Applicants must include an official transcript. Applicants with a combined household income of $100,000 or more will not be considered. A copy of the tax return must be included. Application and more details available February. |
mid April |
Junior Seau Foundation, Attn: Scholarships, 8787 Complex Drive, Suite 200, San Diego, CA 92123, 858-244-SEAU or visit online (click for more information)
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| Kennesaw State University - several scholarships available |
General |
Varies |
Only one application is required to apply for different scholarships offered. Scholarships are based on many different measurements of scholarship including academic excellence (GPA), program of study, leadership, community service experience, financial need, and written communication in the form of essays. The Scholarship Website will be accepting applications for the upcoming academic year beginning November 15. |
Unavailable |
Kennesaw State University, Office of Undergraduate Admissions, 1000 Chastain Road, #0115, Kennesaw, Georgia 30144-5591, or email scholarshipapps@kennesaw.edu or visit online (click for more information).
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| KFC - Colonel's Scholars |
General |
Up to $20,000 |
1.)Minimum GPA of 2.75
2.)Enroll in public college or University within the state.
3.)Plan to pursue Bachelor's degree
4.)Be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident
5.)Demonstrate financial need |
February 10,2009 |
Visit website http://www.kfcscholars.org or email kfcscholars@act.org or telephone (866) KFC-7240
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| KFC Colonel's Kids Foundation Scholarships |
General |
$5,000, renewable |
Open to graduating high school seniors who have an entrepreneurial spirit and strong perseverance. Must plan to pursue a bachelor's degree at a public college or university within your state of residence. Must demonstrate financial need. Applications will be available online in December. |
February |
Visit online (click for more information) or email kfcscholars@act.org or telephone (866) KFC-7240
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| King College - various scholarships available |
General; athletic and performing arts available |
Up to $9,000 |
Varies - Apply early in your senior year to gain full access to scholarship opportunities when resources are most plentiful. |
Fall |
King College, 1350 King College Road, Bristol, TN 37620-2699, telephone (800) 362-0014 or by email at admissions@king.edu or visit online (click for more information).
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| Kiwanis Club of Asheboro Scholarship |
General |
Varies |
Good academic standing and financial need. |
March 10 |
| Kohl's Kids Who Care |
General |
$50 - $5,000 |
Open to students between 6 - 18 years old who volunteer in their community and make a postive contribution. Must be nominated either online or in-store from February 1 - March 15. |
March 15, 2009 |
Kohls Department Stores, Attn: Community Relations Department, N56 W17000 Ridgewood Dr., Menomonee Falls WI 53051. Visit website http://www.kohlscorporation.com, click on "Community Relations" and then "Kohl's Kids Who Care Scholarship"
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| Kohl's Kids Who Care |
General |
$50 - $5,000 |
Open to students between 6 - 18 years old who volunteer in their community and make a positive contribution. Creativity, initiative, generosity, leadership and community outreach also factors. Must be nominated either online or in-store from February 1 - March 15. |
March 15 |
Kohl's Kids Who Care Scholarship Program, Scholarship America, One Scholarship Way, P.O. Box 297,
Saint Peter, MN 56082 , 1-507-931-1682 or email: kohls@scholarshipamerica.org or visit online (click for more information)
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| Kyoto Scholarship |
Advanced Technology; Basic Sciences; Arts and Philosophy |
Up to $10,000 |
These scholarships are presented in the three annual Kyoto Prize categories of Advanced Technology; Basic Sciences; and Arts and Philosophy. The scholarships are available to high school seniors from all public, private and parochial schools in San Diego County and the greater Tijuana region. Scholarship recipients will be recognized at the Gala event, "The Kyoto Prize: Celebrating Outstanding Human Achievement," in April. Students must be a graduating senior from a San Diego County high school with a minimum 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale, active community service, and a plan to attend an accredited four-year university in the United States. |
January 8 |
The San Diego Foundation, 2508 Historic Decatur Road, Suite 200, San Diego, CA 92106
Phone: (619) 814-1343 or visit online (click for more information).
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| La Jolla High Schools - La Jolla Rotary - Florence Riford Scholarship Award |
Science, Mathematics, Engineering or Medicine |
Unavailable |
The goal of the Florence Riford Scholarship program is to assist graduates from La Jolla high schools to
further their education and to reward achievement by those students. Applicant must attend a four year college or university in California as a full-time student to pursue studies leading to a career in science, mathematics, engineering or medicine, with enrollment in the Fall. Preference will first be given to applicants enrolling at UCSD and then to those enrolling in other California four-year colleges or universities.
Applicant cannot be a child, grandchild, niece or nephew of a member of the Rotary Club of La
Jolla. Applicant must be a citizen of the United States. Applicant must have a 3.5 (Non-weighted) or better cumulative grade point average. Financial need is not a factor in the awarding of this scholarship.
? Applicant must provide completed application with other documentation. Applicant must be available (if selected) for interview and Award Luncheon in May (see application for specific dates). For further information regarding this scholarship, consult your counselor or contact the Rotary Club of La Jolla. |
April 23 |
Rotary Club of La Jolla, Chair, Scholarship Committee, PO Box 525, La Jolla, CA 92038
E-mail: Scholarships@RotaryClubofLaJolla.com or visit online (click for more information)
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| La Jolla High Schools - La Jolla Rotary Foundation Scholarship Award |
General |
Unavailable |
The goal of the La Jolla Rotary Scholarship program is to assist graduates from La Jolla high schools to further their education and to reward achievement by those students. Applicant must attend a four year college or university in the United States of his or her choice as a full-time student, with enrollment commencing in the Fall. Applicant must be a citizen of the United States. · Applicant will be considered on the basis of: Demonstrated financial need, Evidence of academic achievement (un-weighted 3.2 GPA minimum), Other outstanding characteristics, experience or skills, Personal presentation and other qualities, and must be available for an interview and a luncheon both scheduled in May (see website for dates). Applicant cannot be a child, grandchild, niece or nephew of a member of the Rotary Club of La Jolla. Applicant must provide a completed application, an official transcript from the school registrar including verification of SAT scores, a passport sized photo of self, Student Aid Report (SAR) including your Expected Family Contribution (EFC). |
April 23 |
Rotary Club of La Jolla, Chair, Scholarship Committee, P.O. Box 525, La Jolla, CA 92038
Email: scholarships@RotaryClubofLaJolla.com or visit online (Click for more information)
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| Lambda Gay & Lesbian Alumni Association of the University of Southern California |
General |
$4,000 |
USC Lambda awards scholarships in five categories to incoming and transferring undergraduates and to graduate students. Scholarship awards are based on academic achievement, personal merit and contribution to the LGBT community, and may require an interview. The supplementary application (available November) must be postmarked by Feb. 2. To download the application, visit alumni.usc.edu/lambda. |
Feb 2 |
USC Lambda at (213) 740-1606, or e-mail lambda@alumnicenter@usc.edu or visit online (click on more information).
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| Lenoir Rhyne College - various scholarships available |
Varies; includes academic, athletic and music among other specialized |
Up to full tuition |
Selection is based on academic achievement during the high school career and on GPA and SAT or ACT scores at the time of admission into Lenoir Rhyne. |
unavailable -- based on acceptance |
Lenoir Rhyne College, PO Box 7227, Hickory, NC 28603, telephone (828) 328-7300 or (800) 277-5721. Visit online (click for more information) or email finaid@lrc.edu
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| LeRoy K. Taul Scholarship |
Veterinary Medicine |
$1,000 |
Qualifications include a minimum of 3.0 GPA, financial need, and the first priority will be to an individual with a desire to be a veterinarian, however, any applicant who meets the other qualifications will be considered. |
April 6, 2009 |
Applications are available from the 12th Grade Counselor/Guidance Office
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| LIFE (Life and Health Insurance Foundation for Education) - Life Lessons Scholarship Program |
General |
$500-$5,000 |
Open to legal residents of the fifty (50) United States and the District of Columbia, who are between 17 and 24 years of age, have experienced the death of a parent or legal guardian, and are currently enrolled in, or have been accepted to, a college, university or trade school within the fifty (50) United States or District of Columbia. complete and submit the online application form, including the essay of no more than 500 words or video entry of no more than 3 minutes describing how you have experienced the personal and financial challenges caused by the death of a parent or legal guardian. Check website for application in January. |
March-April |
LIFE Lessons Scholarship Program, c/o LIFE Foundation, 1655 North Fort Myer Drive, Suite 610, Arlington, VA 22209. Email scholarship@lifehappens.org or call (202) 464-5000 x4446. Applications available online January (click on more information).
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| Life University |
various health-related disciplines, science, math, medicine, Business Administration, technology, chemistry, biochemistry, chemical engineering |
$500 to up to half tuition; some renewable |
Vary. Some specify major; some for minority groups, some for US citizens, some for non-US citizens, financial need, etc. Applications necessary. Visit online for more information. |
January, and later |
Life University 1269 Barclay Circle, Marietta, Georgia 30060 Phone: 770.426.2884 Office of Financial Aid - (800) 543-3345 or local (770) 426-2901 or email: finaid@life.edu or visit online (click for more information)
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| Livingstone College - various scholarships available |
General |
$1,000 - $18,000; renewable |
Varies; selection may be based on GPA and SAT or ACT scores. UNCF scholarships available also. |
varies |
Livingstone College, 701 W. Monroe St., Salisbury, NC 28144-5213, telephone (800) 835-3435. Also visit online (click for more information).
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| Louisiana State University (LSU) - several scholarships available |
General |
From $1,000 up to full tuition, plus additional stipends |
Varies: ranges from GPA of 3.0 and up, ACT scores of 26-33, SAT scores of 1170 to 1440. Additionally, students are considered for Louisiana resident scholarships or non-Louisiana resident scholarships based on the residency designation provided by the Office of Undergraduate Admissions. The LSU Undergraduate Scholarship Application also serves as the application for entering freshmen scholarships. The on-line application must be submitted along with an official high school transcript, standardized test scores, application fee and any other required documents to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions. Students must be admitted before being considered for scholarships. Some colleges offer departmental scholarships to entering freshmen. The Office of Undergraduate Admissions and Student Aid encourages students to contact the department of their intended major for information. |
November 15 |
Undergraduate Admissions, LSU, 1146 Pleasant Hall, Baton Rouge, LA 70803, Phone: 225-578-1175, Fax: 225-578-4433, admissions@lsu.edu or visit online (click for more information)
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| Lowe's Scholarships |
General |
$1,000 to $15,000; 352 awards available |
Oepn to graduating high school seniors planning to attend an accredited two- or four-year university in the US. Winners are selected based on leadership qualities, community involvement and academic performance. Apply online using Access Key: LOWES |
March 16 |
Visit online. Click link below.
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| Lowe's Scholarships |
General |
$1,000 to $15,000 |
Open to graduating high school seniors planning to attend an accredited two- or four-year university in the US. Winners are selected based on leadership qualities, community involvement and academic performance. Apply online using Access Key: LOWES after January 1. |
March 15, probably |
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| Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Scholarship |
General |
Varies |
Scholarship awarded by the San Diego Indian American Society, to graduating Seniors (competition is open to all students) in San Diego County High Schools with a minimum GPA of 3.8. Each applicant should send the application through the school's scholarship coordinator with two essays: (1) on relevance of non-violence for a society and/or an individual and (2) on long-term goals of the student. The criteria for selection include: (1) Academic excellence (2) Community involvement (3) Statement of purpose for college (4) An original essay on "nonviolent means for conflict resolution" (5) Recommendations by teachers and (6) Financial need and educational background of parents. Schools should nominate two graduating seniors with a grade point average of at least 3.8. The selection is open to all irrespective of his or her national origin. |
April 15 |
Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Scholarship, Purvee Parikh, Secretary, Selection Committee, 4168 Pallon Court, San Diego, 92124; purvee1211@yahoo.com, (619) 698 5058 or visit online (click for more information)
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| Marine Corps |
General; military obligation follows college graduation |
Varies; Marine Corps scholarships cover tuition, academic fees and most books. |
Selections are based on SAT or ACT scores, recommendations, extracurricular activities, leadership, interview, physical condition. Preferred is to start application process in spring of Junior year. Take SAT or ACT no later than October of Senior year, preferably in June of Junior year. Must apply before November of senior year. |
November |
Marine Corps telephone (800) MARINES or visit online (click more information).
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| Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation (MCSF) |
General |
$1,000 -$12,500, plus |
Must be a son or daughter of a Marine on active duty or in the Reserve, a former Marine or Marine Reservist who has received an honorable discharge, medical discharge, or who was killed while in the service of our country or an active duty, reserve, or former US Navy corpsman who is serving or has served with the US Marine Corps. Must be a graduating high school senior with a GPA of 2.0+, planning to enroll in an accredited college/university or vocational/technical school, with a specified family income level (changes each year). For students whose parents have/ are in OPERATION IRAQI FREEDOM OR OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM, additional funding is available. Applications available after in December. |
March 1 |
Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation, PO Box 3008, Princeton NJ 08543-3008, telephone June Hering (800) 292-7777 or email mcsfnj@mcsf.org or visit online (click for more information).
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| Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation (MCSF) |
General |
$500 to $10,000 |
Must be a son or daughter of a Marine on active duty or in the Reserve, a former Marine or Marine Reservist who has received an honorable discharge, medical discharge, or who was killed while in the service of our country or an active duty, reserve, or former US Navy corpsman who is serving or has served with the US Marine Corps. Must be a graduating high school senior planning to enroll in an accredited college/university or vocational/technical school, with 2006 family income less than $65,000. |
March 1, 2009 |
Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation, PO Box 3008, Princeton NJ 08543-3008, telephone June Hering (800) 292-7777 or email mcsfnj@mcsf.org
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| Mars Hill College - various scholarships available |
General |
Up to full tuition |
Varies; Scholarship and Grant program selection be based on GPA and SAT/ACT scores. You may determine your eligibility and the amount of your award by contacting the Admissions Office with your SAT/ACT scores and GPA. Other endowed scholarships are awarded through our Scholar Day and an interview process. Students are invited to participate by filling out an application, writing an essay, and providing reference forms from counselors and teachers. The interviewing committees determine these scholarships. Other financial aid may be available based on completion of the FAFSA. |
November |
Contact Donna Griffith, Mars Hill College, Mars Hill, NC, telephone (828) 689-1103 or (866) 642-4968 or email: dgriffith@mhc.edu or visit online (click for more information)
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| Marvin Arnold and Jaquetta Heye Scholarship |
Engineering |
Unavailable |
The purpose of the Marvin Arnold and Irene Jaquetta Heye Scholarship is to provide financial assistance to graduating high school seniors planning to attend California Polytechnic State University or current students who are attending California Polytechnic State University. The Marvin Arnold and Jaquetta Heye Scholarship is open to graduating high school seniors planning to attend California Polytechnic State University or current students who are attending California Polytechnic State University, who have declared a major in engineering, have a minimum 3.33 GPA on a 4.0 scale, have financial need, are actively involved in extra-curricular activities, community service, or work experience.
Preference will be given to students with a high financial need, former military personnel, and dependents of active military personnel. |
March |
The San Diego Foundation Attn: Marvin Arnold and Irene Jaquetta Heye Scholarship, 2508 Historic Decatur Road, Suite 200 San Diego, CA 92106, or visit online (click for more information).
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| Mary and Elliott Wood Scholarship |
General |
$7,000 renewable |
3.5 GPA; SAT 1100 (Math & Verbal); Must possess traits of high personal character, leadership, & scholastic ability. Student must be committed to academic study & eventual professional participation in one of the following: Cultural Arts, Humanities, History, Study of Civilizations, Language, Conservation, City/Community Planning, Environmental Studies, Ecology, Organic Gardening, Nutrition, Economics, Political Science, Government, or Education;; Must attend one of the following schools: Asheboro High, High Point Andrews High, High Point Central High, O'Neal School (Southern Pines), Pinecrest High, Ragsdale High, Southern Guilford High, Southwest Guilford High, Southwestern Randolph High, Trinity High, or Westchester Academy (High Point) |
January 12 |
See your counselor for an application.
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| MaryEllen Locher Foundation |
General |
average $2,000, renewable with re-application |
Student must have lost a mother (parent) to either breast cancer, or complication resulting from breast cancer, or have a mother who has survived breast cancer. Student must be accepted as a full time enrollee at an accredited 2 or 4 year college or university. Student essays, grades, and financial need will all be considered in awarding this scholarship. |
January 15 |
MaryEllen Locher Foundation, c/o Laurie Richardson, 3070 Stage Run, Hixson TN 37343, (423) 842-3329 or visit online (click for more information).
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| Matthew R. Hunt Memorial Scholarship |
general |
Determines on the outcome of the two fundraisers that support it. |
general |
Turn into main office by May 1st 2009 |
You can download the application from the following link:
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| Mercer University - several scholarships available |
General, ministry |
Up to full tuition |
Merit-based scholarships are awarded to full-time entering students. All who apply for admission are automatically considered for merit-based scholarships as well as some departmental scholarships that are applicable. Other scholarships are available to Baptist students and children of Georgia Baptist ministers as well as students planning to go into ministry work. Other institutional aid and endowments are available. Students interested in being considered for the most attractive scholarship opportunities are encouraged to apply through the Early Action Plan. |
Nov 1 for early action plan, rolling through April |
Mercer University, Office of University Admissions, 1400 Coleman Avenue, Macon, GA 31207
Call Toll Free: 1-800-840-8577 or (478) 301-2650. The Main Campus Office of Financial Planning is located in Ryals Hall Local: (478) 301-2670, National: (800) Mercer U, Within GA: (800) 342-0841 or visit online (click for more information)
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| Mexican American Alumni Association of the University of Southern California |
General |
$1,000 to $5,000 |
Awarded to undergraduate students on the basis of academic achievement, demonstrated financial need and commitment to the Hispanic community. You must apply for federal, state and university
financial aid. The MAAA supplemental application (available January) must be submitted. |
May 30 |
Contact the Mexican American Programs Office, Student Union 203, Los Angeles, CA 90089-4890.
Phone: (213) 740-4735. or visit online (click for more information)
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| Miami University - several scholarships available |
General, athletic |
From $1,000 up to full tuition, fees, room and board; renewable |
Miami has a limited number of special scholarships which are automatically awarded to students who meet the award criteria. For the remainder of our general scholarships, all students who apply for admission by January 31 and are admitted to Miami University are considered for the many general scholarships we award to incoming freshmen; no separate application is required. Most scholarship recipients have scored 30 or better on the ACT (1320 on the SAT I - CR & M) and rank in the top 10% of their graduating class.
To help simplify your admission process, Miami University does not require a separate application for our general freshmen scholarships. Students who wish to apply for the Harrison Scholarship must apply for admission and also submit the Harrison Scholarship application by November 3.
In addition to the scholarships awarded by the Office of Student Financial Assistance, many academic departments award scholarships to students enrolled in their major fields, and the Office of Student Affairs awards scholarships through the Scholar Leader Program. Also, as a Division I, institution Miami offers athletic scholarships to students who participate in intercollegiate athletics. |
January 31; November 3 for Harrison Scholarship and December for Scholar Leaders |
Miami University, Student Financial Assistance, 301 South Campus Avenue, Oxford, OH 45056-3427
(513) 529-8734 (Voice/TDD accessible), email: Scholarships@muohio.edu, Athletic grants: (513) 529-8734, Office of Student Affairs, at 513-529-3435 for Scholar Leaders or visit online (click for more information)
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| Microsoft Scholarships - General Scholarships, Women's Scholarships, Underrepresented Minority Scholarships, Scholarships for Students with Disabilities |
Computer Science/Engineering, Math or Physics |
Full tuition for one year and a salaried summer internship |
Must be enrolled full time in a bachelor's degree program at a college/university in the US, Canada, or Mexico. Make satisfactory progress toward an undergraduate degree in computer science, computer engineering, or a related technical discipline. Must demonstrate an interest in computer science and maintain at least a 3.0 GPA. Submit resume, transcript, answers to essay questions, letter of referral. |
February 1 |
Microsoft Scholarship Program, Microsoft Corporation, One Microsoft Way, Redmond WA 98052-803. email: scholars@microsoft.com or visit online (Click for more information)
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| Middle Georgia College Leadership Scholarship Program |
General; Band, Art, Music, Theater, Athletics |
Unavailable |
Complete online application. MGC scholarships are awarded to students enrolled in a full-time course load. Alumni scholarships for children/grandchildren of alumni also available. Students applying for scholarships in Band- 478-934-3350, Art/Music/Theater-478-934-3043, and/or Athletics- 478-934-3002, please contact the departments directly. |
April 1 |
Middle Georgia College, Scholarship Committee, C/o Office of Student Services, 1100 Second St. SE
Cochran, GA 31014 or visit online (click for more information)
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| Miss Randolph County Scholarship Experience |
Pageant |
up to $1,000 in scholarship funds |
Must participate in the Miss Randolph County Scholarship Experience |
May |
Lane Ragsdale, Pageant Director at 336-879-7203 or Caroline Rich, Miss Randolph County 2001 at 407-646-2585 or 336-625-2993 or call the Miss America Organization at 800-828-6477 or visit their website at www.missamerica.org
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| Mississippi State University -- several scholarships available |
General |
ranging from the cost of books and housing to full resident and non-resident tuition |
MSU offers general scholarships to entering freshmen based on a scholarship grade-point average (overall GPA submitted on the official high school transcript or core GPA calculated by MSU on a 4.0 scale), official ACT/SAT scores submitted directly to MSU, and submission of the online resume. The written portion of the SAT is not considered for the awarding of scholarships. Admission to the university and an online resume are required for scholarship consideration. Recipients must enroll as a full-time student the semester in which the award is received. Recipients also must remain in good standing. Mississippi State University has a variety of academic scholarships including scholarships for National Merit and National Achievement finalists and semi-finalists, National Hispanic Scholars, Valedictorians, Salutatorians, and overall academic excellence. In addition to earned outstanding honors and awards, these scholarships require an above average ACT/SAT score, a competitive high school GPA, and excellent leadership and service activities. |
December 1 for distinguished scholars; February 1 for general scholars |
Office of Admissions and Scholarships, P.O. Box 6334, Mississippi State, MS 39762-6334, 1-662-325-2224, admit@msstate.edu or visit online (click for more information)
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| Morehouse College - several scholarships available |
General, Athletic, Band, Music |
Varies |
The College makes a number of awards to students in recognition of their accomplishments either in pursuit of academic excellence or demonstrated skill and talent. Academic Scholarship awards are made to entering freshmen on the basis of outstanding high school performance and qualifying scores from either the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) or the American College Test (ACT). Scholarship recipients are selected during the admissions process. Students applying for or receiving institutional awards must complete the application process for financial aid (file a FAFSA and submit all required documentation to the Office of Financial Aid).
Also available are athletic grants, talent grants for band or music, and departmental scholarships. See webpage (click more information) for whom to contact for these various scholarships. |
February 15 |
Morehouse College 830 Westview Drive, S.W. Atlanta, GA 30314 (404) 681-2800 Admissions: (404) 215-2632 or visit online (click for more information)
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| Morris Brown College - various scholarships available |
General |
Unavailable |
Students who wish to be considered for Financial Aid or In Kind Work-Study at Morris Brown College must complete a Financial Aid Application and return it to the Financial Aid Office no later than August 05, or Fax you application to 404.7391055. You will be notified of the Scholarship Committee's decision prior registration. Typically, to receive a scholarship you must be admitted or enrolled full-time at Morris Brown College, have a cumulative grade point average of at least 2.0, have a financial need as assessed by the Scholarship, and have good moral character. |
August of year enrolled |
Morris Brown College, 643 Martin Luther King Jr. Dr., Atlanta, GA 30314, 404.739.1000, Office of Financial Aid, Fax 404.7391055 or visit online (click for more information)
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| NAACP - various scholarships available |
General, Education, Chemistry, Engineering, Mathematics, Physics |
varies |
Must be US citizen attending 4-year accredited college or university. Must maintain a 2.5 GPA (on 4.0 scale). Some require membership in NAACP, others do not. Some require financial need. Other requirements listed for the individual scholarships available -- see website for specific information. Current year information will be available on website in January. |
March |
NAACP National Headquarters, 4805 Mt. Hope Drive, Baltimore MD 21215, Toll Free: (877) NAACP-98 or visit online (click for more information).
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| NAACP of Asheboro/Randolph |
General |
Five $200 |
Academics and desire for further education. |
Early May |
School Counselor
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| National Academy of Television, Arts and Sciences-Pacific Southwest Chapter Scholarships |
Telecommunications, television-arts |
$500 to $3,000 |
Available to college-bound high school seniors and college students attending school in San Diego, Bakersfield, Palm Springs, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara and Santa Maria, California, and Las Vegas, Nevada who intend to pursue a career in telecommunications and related fields. Although we are looking for students who are good scholars, evidence of creative achievement is even more important |
March 1 |
NATAS Pacific Southwest Chapter, PO Box 80255, San Diego, CA 92138
Ellie Weiner at ellieWeiner@dc.rr.com or (858) 674-4469. or visit online (click for more information)
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| National Achievement Scholarship Program |
Providing Black American high school students educational opportunities. |
Up to $2,500. |
1.)Full time high school student.
2.)U.S. citizen.
3.)Take the PSAT/NMSQT in no later than junior year.
4.)Request entry by marking section 14 on PSAT/NMSQT |
Mark on the PSAT/NMSQT no later than junior year. |
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| National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) Scholarship Program |
Journalism |
$1,250 - $25,000 |
Open to African-American students planning to pursue a career in journalism and enrolled in an accredited four-year college or university. Must be a student member of NABJ. Submit application with resume, essay, transcript, recommendations and work samples. Applications available on the website in late October. NABJ local chapters annually provide scholarships to high school and college students. Interested applicants should apply directly through the local chapter and adhere to the individual deadlines. |
March |
Irving Washington, NABJ Scholarship Program, University of Maryland, 8701-A Adelphi Rd., Adelphi, MD 20783-1716, telephone (301) 445-7100 ext. 108 or (866) 479-NABJ, or email iwashington@nabj.org. Also visit website (click more information).
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| National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) Scholarships |
Journalism |
$1,000 - $10,000 |
Open to Hispanic students who wish to pursue a career in journalism. All applicants must be students members of NAHJ. Must plan to attend a community college or university within the US or Puerto Rico. Require application, essay, work samples, financial information, resume, letters of recommendation, transcript. Additional qualifications vary according to scholarship. |
Varies |
National Association of Hispanic Journalists, 1000 National Press Building, 529 14th Street NW, Washington, DC 20045-2001, telephone (202) 662-7145 or email nahj@nahj.org. Visit online (click more information).
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| National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Scholarships |
Athletics |
Varies |
For Division I and II schools, athletic scholarships are awarded directly by each academic institution. For Division III schools, only academic scholarships are offered |
Varies |
Contact your college Athletic Department for information or visit the website (click more information).
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| National Collegiate Cancer Foundation |
General |
$1,000 |
All scholarships are one-time awards. Previous awardees are encouraged to apply each year that awards are offered. However, they must submit a new application each year. Applicants must be Cancer survivor with a personal diagnosis, be between the ages of 18-35, Seeking or receiving higher education. Applicants will be evaluated based on Displaying a "Will Win" attitude with respect to his or her cancer experience, Quality of essays, Financial Need, and Overall story of cancer survivorship. Check back in Spring for application. |
September of year enrolled |
National Collegiate Cancer Foundation, P.O. Box 14190, Silver Spring, MD 20911, (717) 215-0943 or visit online (click for more information)
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| National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) - Young Entrepreneur Awards |
General |
$1,000-$10,000 |
Open to graduating high school seniors preparing to enter a 2-year or 4-year college, university or vocational/technical institute. Must demonstrate entrepreneurial spirit and initiative. |
December |
Scholarship Program Administrators, Inc. (615) 320-3149 or visit website www.nfib.com.
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| National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) - Young Entrepreneur Awards |
General |
$1,000-$10,000 |
Open to graduating high school seniors preparing to enter a 2-year or 4-year college, university or vocational/technical institute. Must demonstrate entrepreneurial spirit and initiative. Will be available on website in October. |
December 15 |
Scholarship Program Administrators, Inc. (615) 320-3149 or contact the NFIB Young Entrepreneur Foundation at yef@nfib.org. or visit website (click more information).
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| National Federation of the Blind (NFB) - various scholarships available |
General |
$3,000 - $12,000 |
Varies; Applicants must be legally blind. Must plan to pursue a postsecondary course of study in a degree program at a US institution. Must participate in the NFB national convention and in all scholarship program activities. |
March 31 |
Anil Lewis, Chairperson, NFB Scholarship Committee, Office: (410) 659-9314, x2415 or visit online (click for more information)
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| National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC) - National Achievement Scholarship Program |
General |
$2,500 |
Open to African American high school students who are US citizens and plan to enroll full time in college following graduation. Must take the PSAT no later than your junior year and request that you be considered in this competition on the PSAT form. |
Same as PSAT registration deadline. |
See your school counselor or contact National Achievement Scholarship Program, 1560 Sherman Avenue, Suite 200, Evanston, IL 60201, telephone (847) 866-5100 or visit online (click for more information)
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| National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC) - National Merit Scholarship Program |
General |
$2,500 |
Open to high school students who are US citizens and plan to enroll full time in college following graduation. Must take the PSAT no later than your junior year. |
Same as PSAT registration deadline |
See your school counselor or contact National Merit Scholarship Corporation, 150 Sherman Avenue, Suite 200, Evanston, Illinois 60201, telephone (847) 866-5100 or visit online (click for more information)
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| National Press Club - Ellen Masin Persina Scholarship |
Journalism |
$5,000; renewable |
Open to minority students. Must be a high school senior, planning to pursue a career in journalism, with a GPA at least 2.75. Submit application form, work samples, essay, letters of recommendation, transcript, copy of FAFSA, documentation of acceptance letter from the college or university you will attend. |
March 1 |
General Manager's Office, National Press Club, 529 14th Street NW, Washington, DC 20045, telephone (202) 662-7500. Also visit website (click more information).
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| National Press Club - Richard G. Zimmerman Journalism Scholarship |
Journalism |
$5,000; non-renewable |
Open to open to all high school seniors, regardless of gender or race. Applicants must have a 3.0 grade average who plan to attend college. Submit application form, work samples, essay, letters of recommendation, transcript, copy of FAFSA, documentation of acceptance letter from the college or university you will attend. |
March 1 |
General Manager's Office, National Press Club, 529 14th Street NW, Washington, DC 20045, telephone (202) 662-7500. Also visit website (click more information).
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| National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE) Educational Foundation - Maureen L. and Howard N. Blitman, PE, Scholarship to Promote Diversity in Engineering |
Engineering |
$5,000 for freshman year |
Open to graduating high school seniors from an ethnic minority. Must be accepted into an ABET-accredited engineering program at a 4-year college/university. Must be a US citizen. Selection will based on GPA, internship or co-op experience and community involvement, recommendations, honors and awards, answers on the application. |
March 1 |
NSPE Educational Foundation, Maureen L. and Howard N. Blitman, PE, Scholarship to Promote Diversity in Engineering, 1420 King Street, Alexandria, VA 22314-2794 or visit online (click on more information).
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| National Society of Sons of the American Revolution (NSSAR) - George S. and Stella M. Knight Essay Contest |
General |
$500 to $2,500 |
Must be a high school sophomore, junior or senior who is a US citizen or legal alien. Must enter contest through a local chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution (SAR). Must submit an essay dealing with an event, person, philosophy, or ideal associated with the American Revolution, the Declaration of Independence, or the framing of the US constitution. Essay will be judged for historical accuracy, clarity of thought, organization and proven topic, grammar and spelling, and documentation. Contests start at local or state level, and progress through national level. |
Vary by state. Check website for local and state information. |
National website has information for all state contests (click on more information).
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| National Wild Turkey Federation |
General |
$250-$10,000 |
3.0 GPA, support the preservation of the hunting traditions and have a current hunting license, current member of the National Wild Turkey Federation, be involved in school activities, demonstrate ability as a leader,and have community involvement |
February |
School Counselor/Guidance Office
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| Naval Officers’ Spouses’ Club of San Diego |
General |
$500 to $2,000 |
For graduating San Diego County seniors who are dependent children of active duty, retired, or deceased members of the Navy, Marine Corps, or Coast Guard. Recipients must have applied to attend an accredited two-year or four-year institution for full time study. Applicant or military sponsor must reside in the greater San Diego area at the time of application. A dependant child applicant must be graduating from a San Diego area high school in the year of application. |
April 15 |
NOSC Scholarship Committee, PO Box 182104, Coronado, CA 92178,
Scholarships Chairman at scholarships@noscsandiego.com or visit online (click for more information)
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| Navy Scholarships |
General; military obligation follows graduation |
Varies; cover tuition, academic fees and most books. |
For US citizens. Selections are based on SAT or ACT scores or be in top 10% of your class, recommendations, extracurricular activities, leadership, interview, physical condition. Take SAT or ACT no later than October of senior year, preferably in June of junior year. Apply before Oct. 31. |
December |
For more information, contact:
Chief of Naval Education and Training, 1-800-NAV-ROTC, or visit online (click more information)
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| NC A&T State University - various scholarships available |
General |
Up to full tuition |
Varies; Selections are based on academic merit and financial need. Must have GPA of at least 3.0 and SAT at least 1000. There is no application process for new students, freshman, or Transfer students to apply for university scholarships. However new students only need to complete the admission process and be granted admission to the university. The Admissions Office will initiate the scholarship process by referring the names of all new students that have been admitted and who also meet the scholarship requirements to their respective Deans Office and the University Scholarship Office for further scholarship consideration. All interested students are encourage to complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). |
February 15 |
NC A&T, 1601 E. Market Street, Greensboro, NC 27411, telephone 1-800-443-0835 or email scholars@ncat.edu or visit online (click on more information).
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| NC Bar Association |
For children of NC Law Enforcement officers killed or permanently disabled in the line of duty. |
Varies |
Scholarships can only be awarded to children of NC Law Enforcement officers killed or permanently disabled in the line of duty. |
April |
1-800-662-7407
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| NC Central University - various scholarships available |
General, criminal justice, athletics, business, human sciences, English, nursing, psychology, mass communication, biology, art, geography, earth science, modern foreign language, mathematics, computer science |
Up to full tuition |
Varies; Selection is based on academic achievement, GPA, SAT scores. Separate applications required for many awards. |
Varies |
NC Central University, Scholarships and Student Aid Office,
PO Box 19496, Shepard Station, Durham, NC 27707, telephone (919) 530-6180 or email ssa@nccu.edu or visit online (click for more information).
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| NC Division of Veterans Affairs - Scholarships for Children of disabled, deceased, combat or POW/MIA war veterans |
General |
Up to full tuition, certain fees and a reasonable room and board allowance in NC-owned institutions, or $1,500 to $4,500 per academic year in private institutions. |
Open to children of disabled, deceased, combat, or POW/MIA war veterans. Veteran parent must have been a resident of NC when he/she entered military service or child must be a lifelong resident of NC. |
March |
The Mecklenburg County Veterans Service Office, telephone (704) 336-2102 or District Office, NC Division of Veterans Affairs, 5500 Executive Center Drive, Suite 205, Charlotte, NC 28212, telephone (704) 563-2037. Website does not have specific information. Must call.
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| NC Jaycees |
General |
Varies |
GPA of 3.0 and exemplify well-rounded youth in scholarship, leadership, and community service. |
March |
Guidance Office
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| NC Nurses Scholars Program |
Nursing |
$5000 per year (renewable) |
Students need to be a NC resident, earned a 3.0 unweighted GPA, be entering a nursing program at any level (4 year, or community college), demonstrated leadership and service through extracurricular and community activities, agree to enroll in a NC institution offering a Board-approved nursing program. |
contact college admissions office |
Done through CFNC
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| NC Society of Accountants |
Accounting |
$500 |
Resident of NC; enroll in accredited college; enroll in an accounting degree program |
April |
Counselor - not updated for 2009
Application
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| NC State University - various scholarships available |
General |
Up to full tuition |
Varies; Selection is based on academic achievement, GPA, SAT scores. The Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid offers a limited number of competitive scholarships for entering freshmen in an effort to recognize and encourage exceptional academic ability and talent. To be considered, students must apply for admission by November 1. Some academic scholarships also require that students demonstrate financial need. All students who apply for admission by November 1 and apply for financial aid by submitting the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by March 1 will automatically be considered for need-based academic scholarships. In addition college/departmental, employer-sponsored, endowed and minority scholarships available. See website for details and deadlines for these awards. |
November 1 or later |
NC State University, Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid, PO Box 7302, Raleigh, NC 27695-7302, telephone (919) 515-2421 or visit online (Click for more information).
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| NC Teaching Fellows |
Education |
$6,500; renewable for 4 years for 500 high school seniors who agree to teach for four years in NC public schools after graduation |
Open to NC only graduating seniors with solid academics and scores, school and community activities, leadership, commitment to career in public schools. Application, references, Sat/ACT scores and transcript required. Applicants must apply to, and be accepted by, the college of their choice offering the Teaching Fellows Program. (See website for list of participating institutions. |
mid-October |
See your high school scholarship coordinator or contact NC Teaching Fellows Program, 3739 National Drive, Suite 100, Raleigh, NC 27612, (919) 781-6833 or email tfellows@ncforum.org, or visit website (click on more information
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| Norfolk State University - several scholarships available |
General, accounting, architecture, building construction, biology, business, chemistry, education, fine arts, history, English, music, nursing, physics, mathematics, science, engineering, sociology, technology, tourism and hospitality, athletics |
Varies |
The scholarship information and application are updated online in January each year. Scholarships are awarded on the basis of financial need and merit, (academic achievement and other characteristics). Most require a scholarship application, including a personal statement about background, motivation and goals, completed FAFSA application, high school transcript with SAT or ACT scores, and recommendation. Applicants should obtain scholarship applications from the contact person/department listed in the scholarship guide, available in January.
Phone
Financial Aid Office: 757-823-8381. |
March 15 |
NSU Financial Aid, 700 Park Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia 23504, Phone 757-823-8381. Financial Aid Toll Free - 800-365-5517, Financial Aid Fax - 757.823.9059, Last Names beginning with A - L dlblount@nsu.edu
Last Names beginning with M - Z pmouser@nsu.edu or visit online (click for more information)
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| Norman Topping Student Aid Fund (NTSAF) (University of Southern California) |
General |
Vary |
The purpose of the NTSAF is to assist students with high financial need who demonstrate an extraordinary level of community awareness in their pursuit of higher education at USC. First-generation college students and local area applicants are given primary consideration in the selection process. Please note that the scholarship is not limited to these populations. Submit a completed NTSAF Scholarship
application by the postmark deadline of Feb. 13 for freshmen. An interview will be required for scholarship finalists. All applicants must obtain and complete all forms required by the USC Financial Aid Office. Online
applications are available at www.usc.edu/ntsaf. |
February 13 |
Norman Topping Student Aid Fund, Division of Student Affairs, University of Southern California
Student Union 202, Los Angeles, CA 90089-0890, Phone: (213) 740-7575, Fax: (213) 740-0139, Email: ntsaf@usc.edu or visit online (click for more information)
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| North Carolina Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators (NCASFAA) - Middle School Enrichment Scholarship |
General |
$1,000 for summer enrich-ment program; 6 available |
Open to middle school students who are at least 13 years old and are currently receiving free or reduced lunches. This is a program to encourage these students to begin considering a college education after high school by attending a summer enrichment program at a North Carolina college or university. Examples are Duke Youth's Writers Camp, UNC-Charlotte General Hugh Shelton Leadership Camp, UNC-Greensboro Arts & Science Camp, etc. |
December 1 |
April Morey, Committee Chair, College Foundation, Inc., 910-280-1883, amorey@cfi.org. Applications available online (click more information).
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| North Carolina Blueberry Festival Association Essay Scholarship |
General; Agricultural field of study is NOT required |
$1,000 and up |
Open to graduating high school seniors in NC who have been accepted into an accredited two- or four-year college/university. Submit several copies of a cover document and an essay (specific information is required on the cover document). Essay topic is either "Why Blueberries Are the Perfect Food" or "Why Blueberries Are the Perfect Plant". |
March 15 |
NC Blueberry Festival Association, Attn: Melissa Hendrickson, PO Box 1554, Burgaw NC 28425, telephone (910) 352-4692 or email melissa_hendrickson@ncsu.edu. Application and full information should be available on website after October (click more information).
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| North Carolina Department of Public Instruction (NCDPI) Scholarships |
Education |
Varies |
Varies. Several scholarship programs are available in North Carolina to assist those who wish to enter the teaching field. Listed on the website is some information with a brief description and links to the appropriate content and contacts. Information on eligibility, requirements and how to apply can be found by following the link for each program. If after viewing this information you have questions, please contact the agency responsible for administering the particular scholarship(s) in which you are interested. |
Varies |
Visit online (click more information) or telephone (919) 807-3300
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| North Carolina Dropout Prevention Association Scholarship |
Any |
$500.00 |
Staff Member attended annual Dropout Prevention Assoc. Annual Conference. (THS - Allison Mosley attended)
Scholastic Performance
Financial Need
Overcome adversity |
May 1, 2009 (must be postmarked by this date) |
Student Services/Guidance Office
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| North Carolina Hospitality Education Foundation - several scholarships available |
Culinary Arts, Hospitality Management or Tourism |
$750; renewable at higher rate - $1,500; must reapply each year |
Open to graduating seniors (one available for juniors) who will enroll in a full-time undergraduate course of study at an accredited two or four-year college or university or vocational-technical school in North Carolina. Must be a North Carolina resident and plan to study Culinary Arts, Hospitality Management or Tourism. Applications available in October. |
Unavailable until October; probably January 18 |
Alyssa Barkley, telephone (800)582-8750 or visit online (click more information).
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| North Georgia College and State University |
General, athletic, military, education |
Varies |
NGCSU Academic Scholarships are automatically awarded based on evaluation of the admissions application and ongoing academic performance. For Leadership scholarship: High School Average of B or higher in College-Preparatory (CPC) Courses, SAT Score of 1010 or higher, Demonstrated leadership in high school/college and community activities, Recommendations: One from a high school counselor and one from another high school official. See website for information on cadet, athletic and school of education scholarships. |
March 15 for leadership scholarship |
North Georgia College & State University, 82 College Circle, Dahlonega, GA 30597, 706.864.1400
Contact Admissions staff by calling 800-498-9581or emailing admissions@ngcsu.edu or visit online (click for more information)
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| Northern Arizona University- several scholarships available |
General; varies |
Varies |
New freshmen are automatically considered for some academic scholarships once they are accepted to Northern Arizona University. Scholarships are awarded on a first-come, first-served basis once you have been offered admission, so make sure you apply for admission as early as possible. Scholarships are awarded based on academic merit, financial need, athletic, or artistic talent. Some have specific requirements or conditions that must be met, and many awards are renewable each year.
A Scholarship Interest Form allows us to search additional scholarships on your behalf. We recommend that you complete the form at nau.edu/scholarships by March. On our website, you can also get a list of scholarships and find links to additional awards from outside the university. |
Varies; |
Northern Arizona University, Office of Student Financial Aid, P. O. Box 4108, Flagstaff, AZ 86011
Phone: (928) 523-4951, Fax: (928) 523-1551, E-mail: Financial.Aid@nau.edu or visit online (click for more information)
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| NROTC Scholarship |
General |
Tuition |
Acceptance to 4-year college
SAT: 1050
Pass Navy PT |
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| Oglethorpe University - various scholarships available |
General, music, drama |
Varies; up to full tuition, plus other fees; renewable |
Scholarships can be found through Admissions and Financial aid departments, and include academic, endowed and specific department scholarships. Oglethorpe offers several merit-based scholarships, as well as information on other scholarships and programs for the traditional undergraduate student, including one for community service, drama, music, interest in Shakespeare, and a Christian scholarship. More information can be found in our Undergraduate Financial Aid section. Students meeting the requirements for an Oglethorpe Scholars Award are considered for such based on their admission application. Students applying for an Oglethorpe Christian Scholarship must complete the appropriate scholarship application, which may be obtained from the Admission Office. |
December 5 for early action admissions; rolling for others |
Oglethorpe University, 4484 Peachtree Road NE, Atlanta, GA 30319, 404.261.1441 or 1.800.428.4484 or visit online (click for more information)
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| Oregon Institute of Technology - several scholarships available |
General, Engineering Technology, Geomatics, Renewable Energy Engineering, athletic, leadership and diversity |
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Academic scholarships are awarded only to new, fully admitted OIT students. If you meet the criteria listed above, all you need to do is apply for admission to OIT and be accepted by February 1 for enrollment in the following academic year. You must meet all admission requirements in order to qualify. Other scholarships include Engineering Honors scholarships, Leadership and Diversity scholarship (requires additional scholarship application), and Oregon Tech Foundation scholarship. Athletic scholarships are offered for every varsity sport at Oregon Tech. Availability of scholarship funds varies for each sport. Scholarship recipients are recommended by the coach based on the availability of funds and needs of the specific program. Oregon Tech is a highly competitive program. Please contact the specific sports coach to discuss your participation and scholarship opportunities. Updated information will be available on website in December. |
February 1 |
Main campus: Oregon Institute of Technology, 3201 Campus Drive, Klamath Falls, OR 97601, Toll Free: 1-800-422-2017, ext. 1, Email: oit@oit.edu or visit online (click for more information).
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| Oregon Institute of Technology - Western Undergraduate Exchange Scholarship |
Varies, Mathematics, Psychology, Biology, Civil Engineering, Communication Studies, Computer Engineering Technology, Engineering, Environment Studies, Geomatics, Geographic Information Systems, Surveying, Health Sciences, Info Technology |
regular in-state tuition plus 50 percent of that amount |
The Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE) Scholarship is designated to outstanding scholars residing in the one of the following WICHE (Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education) states: AK, ID, OR, AZ, MT, SD, CA, UT, CO, NM, WA, HI, ND, or WY. Students from WUE states who enroll in WUE-eligible OIT programs will automatically receive a WUE Contract upon admission to OIT. Simply sign and return the contract to the Admissions Office by the specified deadline. See website for complete list of majors. |
February 1 |
Main campus: Oregon Institute of Technology, 3201 Campus Drive, Klamath Falls, OR 97601, Toll Free: 1-800-422-2017, ext. 1, Email: oit@oit.edu or visit online (click for more information).
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| Outstanding Students of America Scholarship |
General |
$1,000 |
Open to high school seniors who have a minimum 3.0 GPA. Must demonstrate outstanding commitment to community and school activities. Submit 250-word essay highlighting your accomplishments and why you deserve or need this scholarship. |
October 10 |
Outstanding Students of America, Scholarship and Awards Program, 3047 Sagefield Road, Tuscaloosa, AL 35405, telephone (205) 344-6322 or email info@outstandingstudentsofamerica.com or visit online (Click for more information)
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| Paine College-three different scholarships available |
General, education |
Varies |
Three scholarships listed: The Fort Gordon Service Club of Fort Gordon will award merit scholarships for graduating seniors in good standing at an accredited high school in the CSRA and a military dependent with a valid ID card, to assist them in their first year of education at an accredited university, college, or vocational/technical school. Applicants will be evaluated on academic standing, trade aptitude, citizenship, character, participation in school and community activities, and the stated desire and sincerity for further education. The Fort Gordon Service Club of Fort Gordon will award a continuing education scholarship for one (1) year of schooling not to exceed $500.00 to a deserving military family member. This award will assist them in their continuing education at an accredited university, college, or vocational/technical school. The Teacher Education Assistance for College and Higher Education (TEACH) grant program that provides up to $4,000 per year to students who intend to teach in a public or private elementary or secondary school that serves students from low-income families. |
March 1; priority consideration deadline |
Paine College, 1235 Fifteenth Street, Augusta, GA 30901, Phone: (706) 821-8200 or 1-800-476-7703 Email: paineftgordon@charterinternet.com, Phone: (706) 793-2030 or (706) 791-7979, call Bess Corriveau at 706-421-5780 or visit online (click for more information)
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| Park Scholarship |
Created in the name of the late Roy H. Park, who passed away and left more than 70 percent of his holdings to create the Park Foundation. |
A four year scholarship ($62,000 in-state, $111,000 out-of-state). And a $2,200 computer stipend. |
Must be in the top 5% of the senior class. |
September the 17th |
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| Patient Advocate Foundation’s (PAF) Scholarships for Survivors Program |
General |
$3,000 |
Applicant must be under the age of 25 and a survivor/current patient of a diagnosis of cancer or a critical or life threatening disease. Requires completed scholarship application, essay on how diagnosis has impacted their lives and their future goals, be accepted to college, university, or vocational-technical school planning to attend full-time, medical documentation, letters of recommendation, grades transcript, and demonstrate financial need. |
April |
700 Thimble Shoals Blvd, Suite 200, Newport News, VA 23606, Ruth Anne Reed, Vice President of Human Resource Programs and Scholarship Coordinator, scholarship@patientadvocate.org, or 1-800-532-5274 or visit online (click for more information)
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| PDK prospective educators scholarship program |
Given out by the HPU/Central Carolina Chapter of Phi Delta Kappa to 3 applicants (2 high school 1 college). |
Two most outstanding winners will be sent to the International office for consideration in the PDK International Scholarship program. |
There are four ways to be eligible:
1.)Apply directly through local chapter
2.)Apply online as a member of a PDK sponsored FEA chapter
3.)Apply online as an undergraduate member of PDK
4.)Apply online as a "Kappan Kid", child or grandchilp of a member of PDK |
Febuary 1st, 2009. Must send to chapter rep, Annette Thomas, 4005 Braddock Rd., High Point, NC 27265 |
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| Peace College - various scholarships available |
General |
Up to full tuition, room and board |
Open to female students. Selection based on GPA, SAT score, class rank, evidence of strong community involvement. |
Varies |
Peace College, 15 East Peace Street, Raleigh, NC 27604-1194, telephone (800) PEACE-47 or (919) 508-2260, or visit online (click for more information).
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| Pfizer's Epilepsy Scholarship Award |
General |
$3,000 |
Open to high school seniors who have applied to college and are under a doctor's care for epilepsy. Also open to college students. Eligible students have: overcome the challenges of epilepsy, been successful in school, done well in activities outside the classroom or in the community, and shown a desire to make the most out of college or graduate school. |
Spring |
Pfizer Epilepsy Scholarship Award Center, c/o The Eden Communications Group, 515 Valley Street, Suite 200, Maplewood, NJ 07040, telephone (800) 292-7373. Or visit website (click more information) to download the application.
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| Point Loma High School - Jonathan Hastings Foster Scholarship |
General |
Unavailable |
Named in memory of Jonathan Hastings Foster, this scholarship will provide financial assistance to a graduating senior from Point Loma High School. The Jonathan Hastings Foster Scholarship is open to:
Graduating seniors from Point Loma High School who will attend an accredited four-year college or university in the United States, Have a minimum 3.50 GPA on a 4.0 scale, Are actively involved in their community, as demonstrated by their involvement in extra-curricular activities, community service, and/or work experience. |
March |
The San Diego Foundation, 2508 Historic Decatur Road, Suite 200, San Diego, CA 92106
Phone: (619) 814-1343 or visit online (click for more information).
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| Point Loma High School - Rebecca Christine Lenci Thespian Memorial Scholarship |
Theatre, Film, or Television |
Unavailable |
The Rebecca Christine Lenci Thespian Memorial Scholarship was established by the Lenci family in memory of their daughter and sister, Rebecca, who passed away. The Rebecca Christine Lenci Thespian Memorial Scholarship is open to: Graduating seniors from Point Loma High School who plan to pursue an undergraduate degree in theatre, film, or television as a major or minor area of study at an accredited two-year college, four-year university or licensed trade/vocational school in the United States
Have a minimum 2.50 GPA on a 4.0 scale
Have successfully completed at least two drama classes while in high school (grades 9 through 12)
An ideal candidate for this scholarship will have earned membership for at least two years in a local troupe, or another troupe of the International Thespian Society. Special consideration will be given to students who are elected in a leadership position of a local troupe. Students whose parent(s) or guardian(s) have an income over $200,000 are ineligible to apply. |
Unavailable |
Please contact the counseling office at Point Loma High School at (619) 223-3121.
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| Point Loma Nazarene University - several scholarships |
General, athletics, music, speech and debate, science, math |
Up to $24,000; renewable |
Scholarships include Academic Merit Awards, based on GPA and test scores, as well as scholarships for science, math, athletics, speech and debate, music, and diversity leadership. Merit scholarships are initially awarded for two years and are then renewable annually by achieving a targeted GPA at PLNU. Students are expected to contact the applicable department to apply for the involvement scholarships mentioned above.
Students are expected to contact the applicable department to apply for the involvement scholarships mentioned above. |
February 1 |
Point Loma Nazarene University, 3900 Lomaland Drive, San Diego, CA 92106, 619) 849-2273 or visit online (click for more information).
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| Prescott College - several scholarships available |
Vary |
Vary |
Institutional and outside scholarships available with varying criteria and eligibility requirements, including academic excellence, merit, veterans, teaching, women, Native-American scholarship opportunities, need-based awards, and more. See website for more information. |
Varies |
Prescott College Financial Aid, 220 Grove Avenue, Prescott, AZ 86301, Toll free: 877-350-2100, opt. 2,
Local: 928-350-1111, Fax: 928-776-5225, E-mail: finaid@prescott.edu or visit online (click for more information).
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| Providence Grove High School - First Baptist Church Scholarship from Liberty, NC |
Academic |
Varies usually $500 |
Application |
Mid - April |
School Counselor
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| Providence Grove High School - First Methodist Church in Liberty |
Financial need is a primary consideration. |
Four $1,000 scholarships are usually given. |
Must include three references; 1 from a pastor, 1 from a community person, and 1 from a teacher. |
Mid - April |
School Counselor
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| Providence Grove High School - Red Cross Civitans Scholarship |
Must live in the Red Cross/Gray's Chapel area. |
$1,000 |
To apply, you must pick up an application and you must answer the following questions in essay form on a sheet of paper: Where did you attend elementary school? What to you plan to do in the future? Where are you going to college? What will be your major? What are the extracurricular activities you have participated in while at ERHS? |
Early May |
Counselor
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| Providence Grove HS - Sandy Waugh Bradshaw Wings Scholarship - in memory of Flight 93 Flight Attendant (for students in the Providence Grove HS and Eastern Randolph HS attendance district) |
General/Academic |
Varies (usually $1,000) |
Application |
Early May |
School Counselor
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| Prudential Spirit of Community Award |
Community Service |
$1,000 - $5,000 and/or an all-expense-paid trip to Washington, DC |
Be a student in grades 5-12, who has engaged in a volunteer or self-initiated community service activity performed at least partly during the last 12 months; submit completed application to participating school principal. |
end of October/early November |
Prudential Spirit of Community Awards, 751 Broad St., 16th Floor, Newark NJ 07102, telephone (973) 802-4568 or email spirit@prudential.com or visit online (click for more information)
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| Queens University of Charlotte - various scholarships available |
Varies; education, music, drama, art, ministerial, athletic |
Up to full tuition |
Open to US citizens; selection is based on GPA, leadership, citizenship, and scholarship. |
Varies |
Queens University of Charlotte, Office of Admissions, 1900 Selwyn Avenue, Charlotte, NC 28274 (704) 337-2212. Also visit online (click for more information) or email admissions@queens.edu
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| Randleman High School - Asheboro Rotary Club Scholarship |
General |
2 students $1,000 each |
Applicant should demonstrate good character and leadership ability as demonstrated by involvement in school, community or work activities, good academics as demonstrated by class rank and GPA, and have a financial need |
December |
Randleman High School Guidance Department for an application
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| Randleman High School-The John S. Swaim Memorial Scholarship Fund |
General |
Varies |
Financial Need, Grades, Citizenship |
April |
See school counselor for an application
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| Randleman Lion's Club Scholarship |
General |
$1,000 |
Community Service and Vounteer Experience |
April |
Randleman Lions Club Terrie Grooms 407 Rock Street Randleman, NC 27317 OR Randleman High School Guidance Office 4396 Tigers Den Rd. Randleman, NC 27317
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| Randleman Women's Club Margary Pugh Scholarship |
General |
$500.00 |
Have a part time job or play a sport, you do not have other scholarships, can be male or female, participate in at least one extracurricular activity or community service, 2 or 4 year college, be in good standing, can be a club members' child, 3.0 GPA |
April |
Randleman High School Guidance Office
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| Randolph Community College Foundation |
Various |
Awards range from $150 to $2,500 |
Must be attending RCC.
The FAFSA is required for most Foundation Scholarships. Applications are only available online at www.randolph.edu/scholars. |
April 30, 2009 |
The application is available only on-line at www.randolph.edu/scholars. If you need assistance completing your application or if you have questions, contact Joyce Wolford in the RCC Foundation office at 336-633-0295.
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| Randolph Community College High School Achievement Scholarship |
General |
$13,000 |
GPA of 2.5 |
May |
See Counselor/Guidance Office. Download the application from the following link:
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| Randolph County Republican Women Scholarship |
General |
$500.00 |
Registered to vote, if elgible
GPA- 2.5 |
May 2, 2009 - (Must be to the Asheboro address by this date) |
Application
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| Randolph County Retired School Personnel |
Education |
$500 |
Applicants must be planning to pursue a career in the field of education, and be accepted by his/her choice. SWRHS may nominate 2 applicants for this scholarship. Criteria include: Character, Scholarship, Intellectual promise, Demonstration of leadership, and Financial Need |
THS - submit name to Mrs. Jackson by April 13 |
See Counselor/Guidance Office
Application
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| Randolph County Rotary Club |
Business or computers |
$250 to each county high school |
Interest in business or computer related field with consideration to financial need. |
Spring |
School Counselor/Guidance Office
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| Randolph County Schools Educational Office Professional Association Scholarship |
Business |
$500.00 |
Awarded to a student who plans on seeking a career in business. Need two letters of recommendation and be a citizen of the United States |
April 1, 2009 |
Application
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| Randolph County Schools Nutrition Association |
Food related field of study |
4-$500 scholarships - one for each high school |
Application, two letters of recommendation, must be US Citizen, must be a graduating senior who has applied for admission in post-high school program in a food-related field. |
April 3, 2009 |
See Counselor/Guidance Office
Application Part 1
Application Part 2
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| Randolph Hospital Scholarship/Loan |
Medical; Information Technology |
$5,000 to $15,000 |
Applicants must be accepted by an accredited college/university or designated program; Must have EITHER a GPA of at least 3.0 OR a minimum score of 900 on the SAT or 19 on the ACT OR and acceptable score or an accredited institution placement test (i.e. ASSET test). This is a scholarship loan. Recipients will be required to work at Randolph Hospital to repay the scholarship loan. Students will be offered a job within 60 days of graduation. Failure to accept a job at Randolph Hospital will require repayment of the scholarship/loan. |
After acceptance into medical program in college |
School Counselor/Guidance Office
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| Randolph Livestock & Poultry Improvement Scholarship |
Agriculture |
$500 |
The scholarship will be given to a student entering or enrolled in a two or four year college or university (including community college) and majoring in any agricultural curriculum. Award is based on academic merit, career goals, and community involvement in agriculture. |
May 11, 2009 |
School Counselor or Extension Live Stock Agent, Barry Foushee @ 318-6007.
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| Randolph Macon College Presidential Scholarships |
General |
Varies from $5,000 to $15,000 annually |
Presidential Scholars typically have SAT scores of at least 1150 and rank in top 25% of their class. Thy are typically school and/or community leaders. |
February |
School Counselor or (800)888-1762 or www.rmc.edu
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| Randolph Realtors Scholarship |
General |
2 Scholarships totally at $2000 each (one per student) |
General. |
March 31, 2009 |
Download the application from the following link.
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| Randolph Rotary $5000 Speech Scholarship Competition |
Stop teen drug abuse. |
$5000 |
A public speech contest at RCC |
MORE INFO COMING SOON |
THS - Mr. Brown
Go to the THS counseling website for the registration form.
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| Randolph Sports Council Student Athlete Scholarship |
General |
$500 to 1 boy and 1 girl athlete from each school in Randolph County. |
Applicants for this scholarship must have lettered in a varsity sport for 2 or more years, have a minimum GPA of 2.5 or higher and exhibit each of the following: Scholastic ability, Character, and Physical Vigor. |
April 20, 2009 |
Counselor
Application
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| Randolph Telephone Company Scholarship |
General |
$900 |
Applicants must be a dependent of a member or subscriber in good standing of RTMC or RTC whose primary residence is located within the RTMC or RTC service area. These phone numbers have a prefix of 241, 381, 461, 464, 581, 622, 879 or 857. |
April |
Applications can be obtained in the Student Services Office.
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| Reinhardt College - several scholarships available |
General; Art, Music, Athletic |
$500 up to full tuition |
Reinhardt's scholarship and grant programs help a wide range of main campus students. Funds are awarded each year to qualified students who excel in academics, art, music, leadership, and athletics and to students who have demonstrated an enthusiasm for learning and need financial assistance. Contact the Office of Admissions for more information or see website. Some require applications. Other scholarships are also available from specific departments. |
various |
Reinhardt College, 7300 Reinhardt College Circle, Waleska, GA 30183-2981, (770)720-5600 - fax (770)720-5602 Office of Admissions 770-720-5526
North Fulton Center of Reinhardt College, 4100 Old Milton Parkway, Alpharetta, GA 30005-4442, (770)720-9191 - fax (770)475-0263 or visit online (click for more information)
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| Richard Ellis Scholarship |
Agriculture |
$1000 |
Applicant must be a graduating senior from a Randolph County High School and they must be pursuing a degree in Agriculture. |
April 6, 2009 |
See Counselor/Guidance Office
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| Richard Toomes Memorial Scholarship |
Law, Political Science, Criminology or a related field. For Randleman High School. |
$500 |
Senior planning to pursue a career in a law-related field. |
spring |
School Counselor (last updated 12/01 mb)
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| RMHC/Hispanic American Commitment to Educational Resources Scholarship (HACER) |
General |
$5,000 |
Ronald McDonald House Charities® (RMHC®) of Southern Califor |
