Scholarships Sorted By Deadline



Scholarships Sorted By Deadline Sorted by school year (August - July). Scholarships without specific deadlines are at the end of the list. Scholarship Sources in red are scholarships local to WCPSS students.

Source	Discipline	Award	Requirements	Deadline	Contact
Bank of America Financial Aid Sweepstakes Scholarship	General	$1000	Must demonstrate Financial Need, have avalid social security number, complete a FAFSA Form,if a male-must be registered with the Selective Service,	August 2, 2005	www.bankofamerica.com/studentsweeps More Information
North Carolina D.A.R.E. Officers' Association	General	Unspecified	Weighted GPA, SAT Score, Class Rank, 100 hours of volunteer service, essay and references	August 15th, 2005	More Information
Davidson College Bryan Scholarship	Athletic - Must attend Davidson College	$30,000 Renewable	Must be nominated by your school, superb academic ability as well as excellence in athletic performance and leadership.	Check with your Career Center for school specific deadlines in early September.	Director of Merit Programs, Ms. Gardner Roller Ligo, galigo@davidson.edu. More Information
Park Scholarship (NC State University)	General	Merit Based award, approximately $75,000.00, a stipend to purchase a personal computer and additional funding for adacemic enrichment activities, involving special trips, retreats, seminars and grant opportunities. Visit www.ncsu.edu/park_scholarships for more information.	Requires school nomination. Potential candidates should be in the top 5 to 10 percent of the senior class. Candidates are required to complete an online NCSU undergraduate admissions application through the WolfPAW system. Candidates must be of the highest caliber in these three areas (Scholarship, Leadership, and Service) OR be exceptional in at least one area and demonstrate great potential in the others. Candidates with little or no evidence of commitment in a particular area such as service, for example, generally are not competitive for Park Scholarships.	Check with your school's Career Center for specific deadlines.	Park Scholarships, NC State University, Campus Box 7009, Raleigh, NC 27695-7009 More Information
Raleigh Optimist "Who Am I?" Scholarship/Double Edge Foundation,Inc.	Religious: Personal expression through commercial.	1st Place - $1500 2nd Place - $1000 3rd Place - $500	Sixty (60) second commercial answering the question "Who am I?" Compositions may be written in any manner the applicant chooses that best represent their personal style.	Received by September 12, 2005	Double Edge Foundation Inc. 919.451.4751 or 919.323.9004 doubleedge@hebrews412.com www.hebrews412.com More Information
Marco camstra Scholarship Award	Diagnosed ADD/LD or with a learning disability	$1000	Demonstrated persistence in academics, involvement in school activities, community or church activities, shown sensitivity to the needs of others.	September 25, 2005	Write to Learning Disabilities Assocoation of NC, 9650 Strickland Rd., Suite 103-224, Raleigh, NC 27615-1937
United Insurance Company of America & United Negro College Fund	General	6-$5,000	Son or daughter of a current United Insurance Company of America policyholder. Planning to attend a UNCF school. Meet UNCF scholarship eligibility guidelines, including; minimum GPA of 2.5, financial need, two letters of recommendation, and essay.	September 26	Mr. Charles J. Evans, Scholarships & Grants Administration, UNCF, 8260 Willow Oaks Corporate Dr., Fairfax, VA 22031
Morehead-Cain Award Scholarship - U.N.C. Chapel Hill	General	4 years tuition to attend U.N.C., Annual stipend for living expenses, Laptop Computer,... About 50 Awards available	High school nomination, superior academically, superior citizen, moral conduct and achievment, leader, physical vigor.	The deadline for students to submit their application to their high school counselor is Monday, September 17, 2007.	Students may self-nominate. Applications are all online. More Information
BBB Education Foundation Scholarship	General	$1,000 up to $5,000		September 30th	Call the BBB Educational Foundation at (919) 571-0654 or www.bbbenc.org and download the "scholarship Application Package" More Information
Arts Recognition Talent Search (ARTS)	Visual and Performing Arts	$100 - $10,000	Except for Music/Jazz applicants, all students must be citizens or permanent residents of the US. Applicants must APPLY ONLINE. Applications are $30 per discipline category until June 2nd. After June 2nd, fees are $40 per discipline category.	October	www.ARTSawards.org call 1-800-970-ARTS More Information
Siemens Competition in Math, Science & Technology	Math, Science & Technology	$2,000 to $100,000	Rising high school seniors are eligible to enter individual research projects in the competition, and all high school students (from 9th-12th) are eligible to enter projects as part of a 2 or 3 member team. This competition rewards students for developing and demonstrating their talent for scientific research and it focuses on the scientific merit of each student's research project.	October 1, 2007	www.siemens-foundation.org or www.collegeboard.com/siemens
Wendy's High School Heisman Award Program	Male and female high school students who excel in academics, athletics and student leadership.	The first 36,000 students that complete an application will win a Wendy's Gift Card in amounts ranging from $5 to $50 (gift cards will be mailed out in November).	Eligibility for application is limited exclusively to men and women entering their senior year of high school in the 2009-2010 academic year who have a least a "B" grade average and participate in at least one of the 33 sports officially sanctioned by the National Federation of State High Schools. Apply on-line at www.wendysheisman.com.	October 1, 2009	www.wendysheisman.com More Information
Appointment to a Military Academy	General with military obligation following college graduation	Most expenses for college education	US citizen, not married, between 17 and 22 years of age, academic excellence, physical aptitude and medical fitness, extracurricular involvement, SAT/ACT scores and recommendations.	Early October (Students are encouraged to begin the process in spring of Junior year)	Congressional Representative, or ROTC personnel
Danforth Scholarship-Washington University in St. Louis	General	Full & Partial tuition scholarships, renewable.	School-based committee nominations. All nominations should be submitted in the form of a letter of recommendation. Students should have outstanding academic performance,activities of exceptional commitment to community service,and high moral character.	See your Career Center for school specific deadlines in early October.	web site: http://admissions.wustl.edu More Information
Emory University Scholars Program	General	Range from two-thirds tuition to full tuition, room, board and fees.	School Nomination required. Nominees must have outstanding records of academic achievement, possess extraordinary personal qualities, and must have made significant contributions to their class, their school, and their community. See your Guidance Career Center Technician for more information about the nomination process and deadlines.	See Career Center for specific school deadline	Emory University 1-800-727-6036 or visit www.emory.edu/scholarsprogram More Information
Live the Dream (Arts Recognition and Talent Search)	Arts Disciplines (dance, film, video, classical or jazz music, photography, theater, visual arts, voice and writing).	$100.00 - $10,000.00, all expenses paid weekend in in Miami, FL	Open to high school seniors and other 17 and 18 year old artists in the performing, literary and visual arts.	Registration dealine: October 2, 2006; Audition/Portfolio deadline: November 1, 2006	Vivian Orndorff, Director of Programs, 800.970.2787, X239 More Information
WUVC Univision 40 Nuestra Juventud	Must be Hispanic		Candidate must be a high school senior or Hispanic background, proven leadership, academic achievement and character, must send a copy of certified/official transcript along with completed application.	Postmark by 10/3/08	Univision 40 (WUVC), Nuestra Juventud Program, Lake Plaza East, 900 Ridgefield Drive, Suite 100, Raleigh, NC 27609 or email juventud40@univision.net. More Information
Capital City Lawyers Association Annual Scholarships Herman L. Taylor and Ralph L. Stevens Memorial Scholarships	Interest in Law.	(2)$1,000 to Third Year African-American law student in NC. (2)$500 to high school senior.	Submit a one page essay addressing the social impact of their respective scholarship's name sake and a printed or typed application. http://www.nccu.edu/law/	Received by Friday, October 7, 2005.	Lee C. Lipscomb 919.835.1977 919.889.5696 More Information
Optimist Club of Raleigh	General	1 - $5,000	Must be a Wake County resident in your senior year of high school. Please answer all questions and attach other pertinent documents.	Postmark deadline: October 9, 2008	www.raleigh-optimist.org More Information
Outstanding Students of America Scholarship	General	$1000	GPA of 3.0 or above, community/school involvement, outstanding well-rounded student.	October 10, 2006	Call 205-344-6322 More Information
FundingFactory Scholarship - Recycling Fundraising Program	General	5 $1000 scholarships	Complete a virtual internship. A school code is needed to complete the application.	October 11, 2005	school's recycling sponsor or 1-888-883-8237 More Information
United States Senate Youth Program U.S. Senate William Randolph Hearst Foundation	Government	$5,000 to two students from each state.	Application, Essay, and Exam. Student must hold leadership position at their school.	Received by: October 13, 2006. See your school career center for more deadline information.	Judy U. McInnis at jmcinnis@dpi.state.nc.us.
Catawba College Presidential Scholarship	Must attend Catawba College	$5,000 to $8,000	SAT sub-scores totaling 1050 or ACT score of 22, GPA of 3.0	October 14, 2005	Call 704-637-4402 More Information
Catawba College Trustee Scholarship	Must attend Catawba College	$3,000 to $7,000	SAT sub-score totaling 1000 or ACT score of 21, GPA of 3.0	October 14. 2005	call 704-637-4402 More Information
Al Neuharth Free Spirit Scholarship	Journalism	Unspecified	Must be pursueing a career in Journalism, be actively involved in high school journalism and provide samples of your work, demonstrate qualities of a "free spirit" in your academic or personal life.	October 15	www.freedomforum.org More Information
Erskine College E.B. Kennedy Scholarship	Must attend Erskine College	$100,000+	NOMINATION. Based solely on merit. E.B. Kennedy Scholars must excel in four areas: Christian commitment, scholastic achievement, vigorous outlook, and leadership potential. Academically, the student should have a 3.5 GPA or better and a minimum total SAT score of 1180(1650 new scoring)	October 15, 2007	call 800-241-8721 More Information
Gardner-Webb University Fellows Scholarship	Must attend Gardner-Webb University	Unspecified--up to full tuition!	A cumulative GPA of 3.6 unweighted or higher and at least an 1130 on the SAT or a 24 composite score on the ACT.	Nominations MUST BE RECEIVED BY October 15	Nathan Alexander at 1-800-253-6472 or e-mail at probbins@gardner-webb.edu More Information
UNC Greensboro Carolina Film & Video Fesival Scholarship	Film or video	Unspecified	Must submit a film or video to UNCG	October 15	UNC Greensboro at 336-334-4197 or e-mail carolinafest@excite.com
No-Addiction Essay	General	$500	300 word essay describing why you have chosen to stay away from drugs and alcohol and what you are personally doing to further prevention and awareness efforts within your school and community	October 16	1-800-NO-ADdiction or www.NO-ADdiction.org More Information
National Society Daughters of the American Revolution Scholarship Program	Political Science, History, Government and Economics, Nursing, Medical and NSDAR Specific	Range from $250 - $3,000	All applicants must be U.S. citizens and must plan to attend an accredited college or university in the United States. Applicants must obtain a letter of sponsorship from their local DAR chapters. Incorrect applications are discarded and no records are returned.	October 18	DAR Scholarship Committee - Mary ann W. Middleton, National Chairman * E-mail: MAMDARGC@aol.com or call 309-676-6115
Rhodes College-Walter D Bellingrath and J.R. Hyde Scholarships	General	Each scholarship has a four-year value of over $100,000, covering the full cost of tuition, fees, and room and board at Rhodes.	School-based committee nomination. Must complete a nomination form. For students who exemplify high academic achievement, leadership, character, and personal achievement. Finalists had an average GPA of well over 3.8, ACT score greater than 30, average SAT of exceeding 1350, and held significant leadership positions in their school and/or community or attained outstanding achievement in the arts.	See your guidance counselor by October 18 to be considered for nomination. Nominations must be submitted by November 1 and students must submit their application for admission to Rhodes by January 15.	Office of Admissions Rhodes College 2000 North Parkway Memphis, TN 38112-1690 1-800-844-5969
Catawba College - First Family Scholarship	Must attend Catawba College	$14,000 to Full Tuition	GPA of 3.5 or higher, SAT (Math and Critical Reading combined) 1150 or higher, ACT of 25 or higher, 300-500 word essay, academic abilities and motivation.	October 19, 2007	Call 704-637-4111 More Information
NC State Centennial Scholarship - College of Textiles	Textiles	$47,500.00	Must be NOMINATED BY YOUR SCHOOL/Each school may nominate TWO students. Self nominations are accepted. Based on academic achievement, potential leadership qualities, extracurricular activities and unique life experiences. Student. Must complete the online Centennial Scholarship application by November 1, 2006. Must have applied to NCSU by December 1. See your Scholarship Coordinator if interested. SELF NOMINATION REQUESTS are available upon request by email at kent_hester@ncsu.edu. STUDENTS WHO ATTENDED THE S.T.E.P. PROGRAM DURING THE SUMMER OF 2006 ARE AUTOMATICALLY NOMINATED FOR THE SCHOLARSHIP!	October 19 to meet the sponsor deadline of November 1. See your school career center counselor for more information.	Email to kent_hester@ncsu.edu More Information
NC Teaching Fellows Program	Teacher Education	500 - $26,000 scholarships	Applicants are evaluated in a rigorous two-level process on the basis of academics, SAT scores, community service and extracurricular activities, a written essay, references from teachers and community members, and personal interviews. Special consideration is given to increasing the number of males and minorities pursuing teaching as a career. Financial need is not a criterion.		www.teachingfellows.org Student Services office at your school More Information
Martin Luther King Jr. Task Force	General	$500.00 One time award	The Award honors youth who are growing toward understanding and sharing the message exmplified by the life and work of Martin Luther King Jr. The Student should place high value on helping others, promoting equality, has a sense of purpose for their lives.	Candidates should submit entries by October 20	Applications are available by contacting the MLK task force at (919) 469-1567 or email at pdefy@bgroup.net
Horatio Alger Association	General	Unspecified	To qualify you must have at least a 2.0 GPA. Students who have demonstrated integrity, perseverance in overcoming adversity, strength of character, financial need, a good academic record, commitment to pursue a college education, and a desire to contribute to society. YOU MUST APPLY ONLINE at www.horatioalger.org/scholarships by October 30, 2008. You will need one reference letter from an adult, an official transcript, photo, parent/guardian's federal tax return for 2007. Please see your career center technician for more information.	October 30, 2008	Apply online at www.horatioalger.org/scholarships. Check with your Career Center for more information. More Information
Coca-Cola Scholarship	General	50-$20,000 & 200-$10,000 scholarships awarded	Applicant must be a current high school senior attending school (or home-schooled)in the US; 3.0 GPA minimum, must be planning to pursue a degree at an accredited US post-secondary institution.	Apply on-line at www.coca-colascholars.org. Applications must be received before the midnight of October 31, 2008.	1-800-306-2653 or contact your school Career Center. More Information
NASSP Prudential Spirit of Community Awards (for students enrolled in grades 5 - 12)	Volunteer Service	$1,000, an engraved silver medallion and a trip to Washington, DC	Must be nominated by your school. Nominee must have demonstrated exemplary community service.	October 31, 2007	Applications are available on line at www.prudential.com/spirit or www.principals.org/prudential. Instruction sheets can be found in your school Career Center. More Information
Sun Trust Off to College Scholarship Sweepstakes	General	$1,000.00 for the first year	Apply online. Students may register beginning September 14th, 2007, with the first drawing on October 31, 2006. 15 chances to win. One winner chosen every 2 weeks from October - May 2007. A Scholarship check will be sent directly to the students college and the student will receive a $100.00 gift card. One entry per person for eaching drawing. No purchase or transaction necessary to enter or win.	Varies (October - May 2007)	More Information
Boston University Trustee Scholarship	General-Must Attend Boston University	Full Undergraduate Tuition & Mandatory Fee,$32,000 (Renewable)	YOU MUST BE NOMINATED BY YOUR SCHOOL! Applicants are TYPICALLY in the top 5% of their class,GPA of 3.50 or higher SAT of 1400 or ACT of 32, have made positive contributions to their schools and communities, records of volunteer service, and have excelled both in and out of the classroom.	December 1	For more information go to www.bu.edu/admissions/trustee/ or call 617-353-2320 More Information
Converse College - Milliken Scholarship	General	Unspecified	Academic excellence, excellence in leadership, Min. SAT of 1000 or ACT of 21 and a min. GPA of 3.0	November 1, 2005	School Career Center or AAron Meis at 1-800-766-1125 or e-mail to aaron.meis@converse.edu More Information
Davidson College Romare Howard Bearden Art Scholarship	Studio Art	$10,000	Exceptional promise as a studio artist - reflected in a submitted portfolio of artwork and strong academic ability (usually a solid "B" average or better). Preference given to an African-American student.	November 1, 2005	Merit Scholarship Coordinator at 800.768.0380 or visit www.davidson.edu More Information
Erskine College Presidential Scholarship	General	The Presidential Scholarship covers tuition, room, board and fees, minus any state, federal and outside scholarships or grants. There is also a $1,000 study abroad travel stipend.	Highly motivated, outstanding academic performance in high school, Christian commitment, intellectual curiosity, potential for success at Erskine, school, church, and community involvement, leadership skills, creativity. An interview is required and will be held on December 5, 2008 by invitation.	Postmark of November 1, 2008.
New York Unversity Martin Luther King, Jr. Scholars Program	Nomination	$10,000 to $20,000	Demonstrate exceptional academic achievement, show significant involvement in school and community activities, and also exemplify the ideals of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.	November 1	NYU Martin Luther King, Jr., Scholars Program at 212.998.4500 or www.nyu.edu/ugadmissions More Information
Rhodes College Scholarships	Must attend Rhodes College	Full tuition, fees room & board (Renewable)	Must be nominated, have outstanding academic record, leadership, high personal achievement. In the past students have had well over a 3.8GPA and test scores exceeded ACT of 31 and 1400 on SAT>	Nominations November 1.....Applications due by January 15	career Center or www.rhodes.edu More Information
Ron Brown Scholarship Program	African-American current high school seniors	$10,000 renewable for 4 years	African-American high school senior,must excel aademically, show exceptional leadership potential and make an impact on their communities through service to others.leadership and financial need.	November 1, 2008 for early deadline; and Final deadline is January 9, 2009	Vanessa M. Evans, www.ronbrown.org, phone: 434-964-1588 More Information
Target All-Around Scholarship	General	More than 2100 one-time awards: 4 at $10,000, and two smaller ones for each Target store.	High School senior, US citizen, 2.0 GPA, based on community involvement. Appraisal form completed by volunteer supervisor or leader. Essay on volunteer service.	November 1	Target Stores or call (800) 537-4180 or online at http://target.com/target/hulk/TCOEAppl.Broch.pdf More Information
UNC Chapel Hill - Thomas J. Wolfe Scholarship	Must attend UNC Chapel Hill - Prose, Poetry, Play writing	Full tuition (Renewable)	Must attend UNC Chapel, submit up to 50 pages in prose, 40 pages in poetry, or 60 in play writing, submit a 500- word essay entitled "Why I Write."	November 1,2005	E-mail to tws@unc.edu if you have questions. Application is available at the website. More Information
University of South Carolina-Columbia Academic Scholarships	General	$5,000 for NC scholars	SAT 1200+, 3.25 unweighted GPA, scholarship application plus admission.	November 1	Office of Admissions (800) 868-5872
University of Virginia Jefferson Scholarships	General	Full tuition, room, board, books, and miscellaneous expenses.	Excellence in leadership, scholarship, and citizenship; meet requirements for admission to the university. Nomination by school required.	November 1	visit online More Information
Valparaiso University Academic Scholarships	Must attend Valparaiso University	from $6000 to full tuition	Some you must apply by 11/1, Founders Full-tuition-top 55 of class, 3.85 GPA, 34 ACT or 1510 SAT, apply by 1/15, Presidential-3.0 GPA a090 SAT or 24 ACT	Preliminary November 1	Valparaiso University Office of Admission & Financial Aid, 1-888-GO-VALPO or undergrad.admissions@valpo.edu More Information
Voice of Democracy Scholarship Program	General	$1,000 - $30,000	Students in grades 9-12 compete by writing and recording a broadcast script on an annual patriotic theme. Record your original 3-5 minute (+ or -5 seconds) essay on a standard cassette tape or CD on this year's theme "Freedom's Challenge." Label your cassette or CD and neatly typed essay with your name and complete the entry form. Provide these three items to your school/group competition or your local VFW Post for judging.	November 1	Commander Robert Hall at 919.772-1062 or www.vfw.org More Information
Davidson College - John Montgomery BELK Scholarship	General	$42,950 plus two summer stipends (up to $3,000 per stipend)	Requires high school nomination. High school can nominate one student. Candidate's record must demonstrate they have engaged life successfully and purposefully in the classroom, in student and civic organizations, and on the athletic field. Candidates will exhibit proven records of achievement throughout high school. Academic performance is paramont. Nominees must complete the admission application by December 1, 2008.	See your school guidance counselor for specific nomination deadline information.	www.davidson.edu/admission or call 704-894-2044. More Information
Mars Hill College	General	$500 to Full tuition	3.2 GPA, SAT 1000/ACT 22.	November	Mars Hill College Mars Hill, NC
UNC CHAPEL HILL, Thomas Wolfe Scholarship	Student Writers (Creative Writing Program)	Full Undergraduate Support	visit http://english.unc.edu/creative/tws for criteria and other infomration. If you have questions, email TWS@unc.edu.	November 2, 2008	http://english.unc.edu/creative/tws You may also email TWS@unc.edu More Information
Boston University College of Engineering Scholarship Examination	Engineering	Full tuition	Scholarships are awarded to at least ten of the top scorers nationwide whose high school records also demonstrate high academic achievement and who apply and are accepted for admission to, and enroll in, one of Boston University's degree-granting undergraduate Schools and Colleges.	November 5	www.bu.edu/eng/scholexam 800 578-1223 Boston University College of Engineering 44 Cummington Street Boston, Massachusetts 02215 More Information
NC State University General Hugh Shelton National Student Leadership Scholarship	Strong leadership and must attend NC State University	$10,000 annual NC State Tuition and Fees	Applicants must have leadership experience and potential, demonstrate evidence of personal character and integrity, have orientation toward community and service, possess commitment to personal growth, have an understanding of and interest in the program/commitment to maximizing the program's opportunities, and academic eligibility. Recipient must ultimately be accepted for admission as a full-time, freshman undergraduate student to NC State University.	November 5	Debbie Reno at 919.513.0150 or debbie_reno@ncsu.edu More Information
UNC-CH Thomas Wolfe Scholarship	Artistic Merit. Must attend UNC-CHAPEL HILL.	Full four-year financial support.	Students who write poetry, fiction, plays, and literary non-fiction are eligible. Candidates will submit a five hundred word personal essay entitled "Why I Write", in addition to completing an application questionnaire.	November 5(Applications and manuscripts accepted)	http://english.unc.edu/creative/tws/ or by e-mail at tws@unc.edu. More Information
Henry H. Reichold Scholarship Fund	General	$1500 - $6000	Must be a child of a parent/ deceased parent or guardian who is a full time employee of Reichold or has retired from Reichold.	November 1	Teresa Evans at reichold.com or 800-448-3482 ext. 7954 or 609-734-5316
Mars Hill Honor Scholars Program	General	Unspecified	Complete Honors Scholars Application 3.2GPA, 1050 SAT, 23 ACT Essay Recommendations	November 6	Mars Hill College Financial Aid Office PO Box 370 Mars Hill, NC 28754
Culinary Institute of America		1st Place-$10,000 Scholarship, 2nd Place-$7,500 Scholarship, 3rd Place-$5,000 Scholarship, and (3) $3,000 Honorable Mention Scholarships	The CIA wants you to come up with an exciting, original recipe for your leftover Thanksgiving turkey. To qualify, you must: graduate from high school by June 30, 2009; submit all entries by November 7, 2008-Option 1: A written recipe, 300-word personal statement discussing your creation, three photos of your finished product, and contest entry form. Option 2: People's Choice Award-All materials included in Option 1, plus a 3-to5-minute DVD segment in which you talk about your creation and demonstrate its preparation. DVDs must be submitted in wmv, avi, mov or mpg format; be no larger than 100MB; and not have a menu format.; enroll at the CIA no later than December 2009.	Nov. 7, 2008	www.ciachef.edu or 1-800-285-4627 or admissions@culinary.edu More Information
American Fire Sprinkler Association William C. Klutz	Essay required	$1,000 up to $13,000	Must write an essay on a successful fire sprinkler activation in your town, area, or state including datails such as cause of fire, number of sprinklers activated,aactions of the firefighters, how local media reported the fire, etc.	November 10	Tom Waller at 336-885-5007 More Information
Chapel of Four Chaplains Scholarship	Essay, art or project paper	$1,000.00 - $300.00	450 word essay, or artwork or a team project	Nov. 14 for the essay contest; Dec. 8 for the project; Dec. 5 for artwork	www.fourchaplains.org or call 215-218-1943 More Information
Appalachian State University Scholarships	General	Unspecified		November 15	Office of Admissions, 828-262-2120, www.admissions.appstate.edu More Information
Hollins University-Nancy Thorp Poetry Contest	SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS ONLY!!	$25(SECOND PLACE) TO $200 (FIRST PLACE)	No more than 2 poems may be submitted, must be typewritten.	November 15	English Dept. Chair at HS or Hollins University English and Creative Writing Dept. at 540-362-6317 or e-mail creative.writing@hollins.edu More Information
John Montgomery Belk Scholarship at Davidson College	General	Full Scholarship, renewable	Nominated by your high school	November 15	belkscholarship@davidson.edu or 704-894-2044 More Information
NC Police Corps Scholarship	Law Enforcement	Varies, up to $7500/year	Students must agree to work in a state or local law enforcement agency for at least four years and must pursue an undergraduate degree in a course of study that includes appropriate preparation for law enforcement service.	November 15	Neil Woodcock or Pat Watson at 919/773-2823 or www.ncpolicecorps.org More Information
NC State University Merit Awards and Special Scholarships	General	Range from $2,500 freshman year only up to $4,000 per year	2 of 3 required 1) SAT 1300 or ACT 30 2) GPA 3.85 unweighted or 4.0 weighted 3) Ranked in top 5% of class. Admissions application required by November 15.	November 15	Office of Merit Awards and Special Scholarships P.O. Box 7342 NC State University Raleigh, NC 27695-7342
Presbyterian College Quattlebaum Scholarship	General, must attend Presbyterian College	Full tuition, fees, room and board	Judges select candidates to compete for this scholarship. An interview is required. Two Quattlebaum scholarships will be awarded this year, and cadidates will be chosen from among the most academically gifted applicants. Historically, a minimum SAT V & M score of 1350 (or ACT composite score of 31), and a recalculated 3.85 GPA are required for consideration. Renewable with a required minimum GPA.	November 15, 2007	Office of Admissions, Presbyterian College, Clinton, SC, 29325, or call 1-800-960-7583 More Information
UNC-Asheville University Laurels Acedemic/Merit Scholarship	General	Varies	Three of the following: 3.5 GPA, SAT 1250+, ACT 28+, challenging senior curriculum, must also write an essay	November 15	University Laurels, Enrollment Services, UNC Asheville, CPO #2240, Lipinsky Hall, One University Heights, Asheville, NC 28804-8510.
Washington University in St. Louis - Enterprise Rent-A-Car Scholarship	Must attend Washington University in St. Louis	Unspecified	Same criteria established for the Ervin Scholars Program will be used to select this student. Outstanding academic merit, leadership, community service.	Early Decision November 15. Regular Decision January 15	Contact admissions@wustl.edu or call 800-638-0700 More Information
Council for Americas First Freedom Student Competition(Grades 9 - 12)	General	$3,000; $1,500 and $750	Students examine the First Amendment and the history and relevance of religious freedom in America and the world today. This year's topic introduces students to George Washington's famous statement about "mere" toleration in his 1790 letter to the Jewish congregation of Newport, Rhode Island. Students will identify the basic principles of religious liberty espoused in this primary document and will further research and asess how well the US has lived up to Washington's ideal. In addition to the monetary award, the first-place winner and his or her teacher (or other adult chaperone) will receive an all-expense-paid trip to Newport, Rhode Island in mid-August 2009 for the annual VIP reading of President Washington's historic letter. Online registration by participating students is required by November 24, 2008.	November 24, 2008	Isabelle Kinnard, JD, Ph.D, Council for America's First Freedom, 1321 E. Main Street, Richmond, VA 23219, Phone: 804.643.1786, Fax, 804.644.5024, email, competition@firstfreedom.org More Information
Mars Hill College	Religion	Additional Scholarships available	3.2 GPA, SAT 1000/ACT 22.	November	Mars Hill College Mars Hill, NC
Art Institutes National Scholarship Competition	Must attend The Arts Institutes	Various awards/unspecified	High school seniors who show dedication to their education and a desire for a creative career compete for scholarships to be applied at The Art Institutes location of their choice.	Various, starting with December 2005	www.artinstitutes.edu More Information
Gardner-Webb University Presidential Scholarship	General Must attend Gardner-Webb University	Up to $36,000 for four years	3.6 GPA, SAT 1070+, ACT 21+, top 20% of class.	December	Gardner-Webb College Boiling Springs, NC 28017 (800) 253-6472
University of Virginia Holland Minority Scholarships	General	$10,000 per year	African American, SAT 1000, 3.5 GPA, Top 15% of class.	December	Office of Admissions Charlottesville, VA 22906 (804) 982-3200
Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFROTC)	United States Air Force	Up to full tuition	GPA of 3.0, SAT score of 1100, class rank in the top 40% and leadership experience.	December 1	www.afrotc.com or Capt. Clark at 919.515.1551 or lynelle_clark@ncsu.edu More Information
Belmont University	General	Unspecified	To be considered a student must meet at least 4 of 6 criteria: 3.5 academic GPA (unweighted); 3.5 cumulative GPA (unweighted); 28 ACT or 1260 SAT or higher; top 10% of class rank; strong college preparatory curriculum; and significant individual achievement.	December 1	Mary Byars, 615-460-6618 byarsm@mail.belmont.edu More Information
Boston College Trustee Scholarship Competition	General	Full Tuition	GPA 3.5; Top 5%, SAT 1400; in a highly demanding college prep curriculum.	December 1, 2005	See you counselor if you wish to be nominated.
Boston University Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Scholarship Competition	General	Renewable Full-tuition award	Must attend Boston University. 3.5 GPA, class standing among the top 10 percent, SAT score of 1250 or higher and an ACT of 28 or higher. Leadership and community service achievements.	December 1	Admissions Office, Boston University 121 Bay State Road Boston, Massachusetts 02215 More Information
DeSales University Theatre Talent Scholarship	Theatre - Dance - TV/Film	$500 to $5000 Renewable	Superior Talent, Above average academic standing	December. (Application for admission to DeSales).You must also submit your FAFSA by February 2. 2005.	Call 1-610-282-1100 X 1247 or www.desales.edu More Information
East Carolina University Academic Merit Scholarship	General	$40,000 ($10,000 per year) and other smaller awards in varying amounts	(1)SAT Score above 1300 (2)Rank in the upper 5th per cent of their class (3)Extracurricular activities of interests and leadership and (4) Complete an application for admission to ECU	Postmarked on or before December 1, 2008	www.ecu.edu or 1-252-328-6610 (ask for the scholarship coordinator) More Information
Fuquay-Varina Technical College Scholarship	Technical School	$1,000	high school academic performance, extra curricular activities, community contributions, etc.	December 1st	See Ms. Thomas, Room 101, for applications.
Fuquay-Varina Women's Club Sallie Southall Cotton Scholarship	General	$1000	Recipients must exhibit good character, scholastic record, leadership, potential, and financial need.	December 1	Available from Mrs. Smith in Student Services.
Randolph-Macon Woman's College Merit Scholarships	General, must attend Randolph-Macon Woman's College	$4,000 - $13,500 annually	Your completed application for admission automatically enters you for consideration. All merit scholarships are renewable annually based on committee review.	December 1, 2005	Randolph-Macon Woman's College, 2500 Rivermont Avenue, Lynchburg, VA 24503-1526, 434-947-8100, 800-745-7692, admissions@rmwc.edu or www.rmwc.edu More Information
Randolph-Macon Woman's College Presidential Scholars Program	General, must attend Randolph-Macon Woman's College.	$	Presidential Scholars are selected on the basis of the following criteria: Academics, Leadership, Accomplishments, and Interview. Most scholarship recipients will have combined SAT scores of 1420 or above and be in the top 25% of their class.	December 1, 2005	Randolph-Macon College at 800.745.7692 More Information
Roberston Scholars Program (Julian and Josie Roberston)	Must attend Duke or UNC Chapel Hill	Full Scholarhip to include a variety of educational opportunities such as summer enrichment, laptop computer, first year retreat, speakers, personal effectiveness training, opportunities to take classes on both college campuses	Demonstrated leadership ability and potential for growth, superior academic achievement and intellectual curiousity, behavior grounded in ethical principles, commitment to helping others and to community service, courage and a collaborative spirit. Supplemental materials should be submitted to the Roberston Scholars Program (not Duke or UNC Chapel Hill)	The priority deadline for submitting the supplemental material is December 1, 2006.	Supplemental materials should be mailed to: Roberston Scholars Program, Supplemental Materials, 023 Graham Memorial, Campus Box 1301, Chapel Hill, NC 27599-1301, Telephone: 919.843.5494, email: info@roberstonscholars.org More Information
SAE Engineering Scholarship Program	Engineering	$1,000-$10,000 undesignated scholarships, paid directly to colleges or universities. In addition, university sponsored scholarship awards from $400 to full tuition, paid to 64 specific schools with engineering programs.	Applicant must be a high school senior at the date of application (Sept. 1 - Dec. 1), intend to earn a degree in engineering or a related science (math, chemistry, physics, biology, technologies, computer science), be a citizen of the US at the time of application (permanent resident not applicable), meet minimum requirements with regard to grade point average, SAT I Reasoning Test and/or ACT scores as outlined in the individual requirements of each scholarship.	December 1, 2007	724-776-4970 or CustomerService@sae.org More Information
Soroptimist International - Violet Richardson Award	General	$1000+ and a donation of up to $2500 to the finalist's volunteer organization	For young women ages 14 - 17. Volunteer Service, leadership.	Soroptimist International of Raleigh must be received by December 1, 2008.	More information can be found in your school Career Center. At Enloe, please see Ryan Haymore.
UNC Pembroke Chancellor's Scholarship	General	$4,000 annually and renewable	Academic success, SAT scores, leadership potential, school and community involvement.	December 1 is priority and March 1 final	UNC Pembroke (800) 949-UNCP or www.uncp.edu More Information
University of Alabama	General	Unspecified	Complete scholarship portion of the application online. http://scholarship.ua.edu/2008	December 1	Admission Office
University of South Carolina-Columbia McNair Scholars and Alumni Scholars	General	$2,000 to $48,000 Renewable	Academic excellence, min. SAT of 1300 or ACT of 29. Separate application to South Carolina Honors College necessary.	December 1, 2005	Heather Lee Wheeler, Assistant Director - University of South Carolina at 1-800-868-5872 or 1-800-777-7700 More Information
University of South Carolina-Columbia University Scholars	General	$1,500+ reduced tuition	SAT 1200+, 3.0 GPA, all admissions application considered.	December 1	Office of Admissions (800) 868-5872
Wake Forest Honor Scholarships	General	Varies from $8,000 to $2,600 annually	Based on academic record and involvement.	December 1 - January 15 based on indivdual award	Wake Forest University (336)758-5176
Wake Forest University Carswell Scholarship	General	Merit based, tuition, room and board, personal expenses and summer grants	Top 1.5 percent of class, SAT 1450 or above (math and verbal) Outstanding qualities of academic promise, leadership, and talent.	December 1. A completed admissions application must be on file at the time of application.	Office of Merit Based Scholarships,P. O. Box 7305, Winston-Salem, NC 27109-7305 (336) 758-4209 More Information
Wake Forest University Graylyn Scholarship	General	Full tuition, renewable (merit based)	Top 1-3 percent of class, SAT 1400+, extracurricular achievements beyond the local level.	December 1	Office of Financial Aid Box 7246 Reynolda Station Winston-Salem, NC 27109 (910) 758-5176
Wake Forest University Presidential Scholarships for Distinguisehd Achievement	Talent-Based	$11,200 annual, renewable scholarship	Students who present solid academic credentials and who evidence extraordinary talent in the music, art, drama, leadership, debate, dance, writing, entrepreneurial activity, and community service. There are individual criteria for each area of ability covered in this scholarship award.	December 1	Office of Merit Based Scholarsips, P. O. Box 7305, Winston-Salem, NC 27109-7305 (336) 758-4209 More Information
Winston-Salem State Chancellor's Scholarship	General at Winston-Salem State University	$4,500	SAT 1000, GPA 3.5.	December 1	Office of Admissions 601 Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive Winston-Salem, NC 27110 (910) 750-2070
Appalachian State University Merit Scholarships	MUST ATTEND Appalachian State. Chancellor's Scholarships, Academic Scholarships, College of Fine and Applied Arts Scholarships, John A. Walker College of Business Scholarships, College Scholars/College of Arts and Sciences, Reich College of Education Scho	Varies	Major scholarships are awarded to students who demonstrate the ability to complete highly competitive college-level work. In the past, recipient's have had an SAT average of 1240 and cumulative GPA of 4.2, on a weighted scale.	December 2, 2005	call 1-828-262-2190 More Information
Augsbury/North Country Scholarship	General	$10,000	First year students only; 3.0 GPA	December 2, 2005	More Information
Fuquay-Varina Women's Club Technical Scholarship	Technical School	$250	Student must be planning to attend a technical school.	December 1	Applications are available from Mrs. Smith in Student Services.
NASSP and Herff Jones Principal's Leadership Award	General	$1000	Must be nominated - only 1 per school! Leadership, top 20% of class.	December 2, 2005	Wanda Carroll, Program Manager, 1-800-253-7746, ext. 252 or e-mail to carrollw@principals.org More Information
Toyota Community Scholars Program	General	Renewable: $10,000 or $20,000 payable over four years	An outstanding academic record, an effective leader, and has a well-documented record of service both whithin and outside the school setting. The distinguishing characteristic will be the overall impact of the student's contribution(s) in the area of community service. The nominee must have initiated or be actively involved in a service program addressing a school or community need. SCHOOLS CAN ONLY NOMINATE ONE STUDENT TO COMPETE FOR THIS AWARD.	Check with your Career Center for school specific application deadlines in December.	www.toyota.com/communityscholars or call 1-609-771-7878 / Educational Testing Service More Information
Appalachian State University W. H. Plemmons Leadership Fellows Program	Leadership, must attend Appalachian State University	$1,500 renewable for 4 yrs.	GPA of at least 3.0 or a combined score of 1500 on the new SAT, and previous leadership experience in a high school, civic or community club or organization.	December 4, 2006	Appalachian State University Center for Student Involvement & Leadership (828)262-6252 More Information
UNC-Asheville Undergraduate Scholars Program	General	Varies	Acceptance to UNC-Asheville, overall record, essay, activities	December 4	Office of Admissions (800) 531-9842
Appalachian State University Seby Jones Scholarship	General, must attend Appalachian State University	$2,000-Renewable-must maintain a 2.5 GPA during Freshman year and a 3.0 in future years.	Must be interested in attending Appalachian; ALL STUDENTS WHO FILL OUT THE REGULAR SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION WILL BE CONSIDERED; committee looks at academic qualifications as well as extracurricular activities; an interview is required; essay.	December 5	Deanne Smith or Wendi Vandenberg at Appalachian's Office of Admissions at 828.262.2120
Collegiate Fellows Scholarship at Mercer University	General	$9,000 to $22,000	Must attend Mercer University, must have a minimum FI of 3200	December 5	Mercer University, 1400 Coleman Ave. Macon Ga 31207-0001 (800)840-8577 More Information
Presbyterian College Dorothy C. Fuqua Music Scholarship Competiton	Music, must attend Presbyterian College	2 Artist Awards of approximately $18,500- renewable; Several Performer Awards between $2,000 and $10,000 renewable	Senior in high school planning to major in music	Application (including audiotape) due by December 5, 2005;	The Dorothy C. Fuqua Music Scholarship Competition, The Department of Music, Presbyterian College, Clinton, SC 29325 or email: Music@presby.edu or call 1-800-960-7583 More Information
Presbyterian College Southeastern or Dillard Elliott Scholarship	General, must attend Presbyterian College	$28,000 - $7,000 per year	A minimum SAT combined score of 1100 or ACT composite score of 24, and a RECALCULATED 3.0 GPA or higher.	December 5, 2005(Must submit completed application for admission for scholarship)	Office of Admissions, Presbyterian College, Clinton, SC, 29325 or call 1-800-960-7583 More Information
AFS Awards for Excellence Scholarship Program	Must be nominated by a teacher, guidance counselor or principal while attending a US high school.	AFS year programs in Asia, Europe, Eastern Europe, Latin American, and Africa or from $500-$3500 towards any AFS program.	Exemplify academic excellence (3.5 GPA or better), leadership and community involvement.	Contact your School Career Center if you would like to be nominated by November 18, 2006. Nominations must be faxed, postmarked or submitted online by December 6, 2005.	School Career Center or www.awardsforexcellence.com More Information
Junior Woman's Club of Raleigh-Sallie Southall Cotton Scholarship	Open to seniors from Millbrook, Leesville, and Sanderson High Schools	$2,500 (local), $700 (district) and $22,000 (state)	Applicant must be in upper fourth of his or her class and must attend a college or university in the state of North Carolina.	December	Kristi Hagerman, 3300 Woman's Club Drive, Raleigh, NC 27612 919.624.9322
American Red Cross Queen of Hearts Contest	General	Scholarship will be based on the amount of money raised by the 2009 Queen of Hearts	Interested candidates can get more information from the school Career Center. Along with the application, candidates must write a 250-300 word essay explaining why they would make an exceptional 2009 Queen of Hearts spokesperson. Submit application materials to American Red Cross, Attn: Tiffany Medford, 100 N. Peartree Lane, Raleigh, NC, 27610.	Applications and essays are due by December 12, 2008.	Tiffany Medford, American Red Cross, 100 N. Peartree Lane, Raleigh, NC 27610. Phone: 919-861-1663. email: medfordt@trianglearc.org.
AXA Achievement Scholarship in association with US News & World Report	General	(52) $10,000 (one from each state), and $15,000 in additional scholarships to 10 national recipients	US citizen; current high school senior planning to enroll full-time in an accredited two-year or four-year college or university in the US by fall; demonstrate ambition and drive, determination to set and reach goals,respect for self, family and community, ability to succeed in college. To access online application go to www.axa-achievement.com.	December 15 See your school career center for more deadline information.	axaachievement-achievement.com More Information
Cary Woman's Club Scholarship	General- Male or Female candidate	$1500	Must demonstrate superior scholarship and financial need.	December 15, 2008	sscott1988@nc.rr.com or filo3@aol.com Applications must be postmarked by December 15th. Mail to Cary Woman's Club, Education Dept., P. O. Box 918, Cary, NC 27512-0918.
Kenyon Academic Scholarship Programs	Honor Scholars, Science Scholars, African-American Scholars, Asian-American Scholars, Latino/Hispanic-American Scholars	Range from $1,000 to $10,000	Honor/Science: Students who have demonstrated excellence in academic achievement in secondary school, as well as spirited involvement in school or community activities, and who show promise for distinguished intellectual accomplishment and leadership in the future. African-American/Asian-American/Latino/Hispanic-American: Students who are exceptionally bright, intellectually curious, and talented. Present excellent records of academic achievement in secondary school, involvement in school and community activities, and promise for distinguished accomplishment in the future.	December 15	Office of Admissions, Kenyon College (FAX) 740.427.5770
Martin Luther King Jr. Scholars Program / Ithaca College opened to academically exceptional ALANA (African American, Latino, Asian, and native American) students	General, must attend Ithaca	$12,000 up to full tuition	Rank in top 10% GC; SAT I scores 1200 or above; commitment to community service, and an essay responding to Martin Luther King Jr's 1963 letter from Birmingham city jail. Admission application must be submitted by December 15	December 15, admission application; Scholars Prg. application and recommendation by February 1,	www.ithaca.edu/mlk/ Ithaca College, 100 Job Hall,Ithaca, N.Y. 14850-7020; Office of Admission:(607) 274-3124, 1-800-429-4274 More Information
Mensa Education & Research Foundation	General	$300 - $1,000	550 word essay describing academic and career goals	December 15, 2005	More Information
Miss Cheerleader of America Scholarship	Cheerleading	Unspecified	Employment type of interview and homecoming/prom gown competition.	December 15, 2005	More Information
Project Wisdom Essay Contest	General	$500	Grades 9-1; submit 200-250 word essay on how Project Wisdom (School PA/television broadcasts) has made a difference in student's life. Only 6 essays per school.	December 15	www.projectwisdom.com/results for more info. More Information
Tulane University Urban Scholars Program	General	Full Tuition	Selection is made on the basis of academic achievement and record of community service. Preference will be given to graduates of public high schools and community colleges.	December 15	Tulane University at 800.873.9283, undergrad.admission@tulane.edu or www.tulane.edu/Admission More Information
University of Richmond	Science, mathematics or computer science	Unspecified	Acdemic achievement, outstanding leadership, community activities,personal motivation, exceptional performance in high school and superior scores on the SAT I and two SAT-II's or the ACT.	Dec. 15	Scholars Office 28 Westhampton Way University of Richmond, VA 23173 Telephone: (804) 289-8916
Washington and Lee Earl Jones Honor Scholarship	General	Full tuition award renewable for 4 years	3.0 GPA	December 15	Admissions Office, Washington and Lee University Attn: Kristen Binette (540)458-8710 More Information
Chevrolet/Stellar Gospel Music Excellence in Education Award	General	$1000	Have a GPA of 3.2 or higher on a 4.0 scale,demonstrate both academic excellence & outstanding community servicethrough activities, volunteerism and work experiences,intend to enroll in a 2 or 4 year college	December 16 (postmarked)	1-888-377-5233
Clara Abbott Foundation Scholarship	General--Child or dependent of an Abbott Laboratories' employee or retiree	Unavailable	Child ir dependent of an Abbott Laboratories' employee or retiree. YOU MUST OBTAIN YOUR APPLICATION ONLINE!!	December 16	To get your application, go to http://www.clara.abbott.com More Information
Converse College Barnet Leadership Scholarship	Leadership	$2000 to $9000 per year; renewable	Academic excellence, including G.P.A., and SAT/ACT scores. Also, leadership experience and performance during scholarship competition.	December 17	Converse College, 580 East Main St., Spartanburg, SC 29302-0006 or fax 864/596-9225 or www.converse.edu More Information
Discover Card Tribute Award Scholarships	General-must be a junior in high school to apply	9 @ $2,500 in NC 9 @ $25,000 Nationally	JUNIORS with at least a 2.75 cumulative GPA for the 9th and 10th grades who are multi-talented, take the lead, may have overcome obstacles and who are giving back to their communities.	December 17, 2005	www.aasa.org/discover.htm or www.discovercard.com/tribute.htm More Information
High Point Unversity Presidential Scholarship	General	Range from $4,500 to $6,500 annually	Selection is made by the University Scholarship Committee which gives balanced consideration to the high school grade-point average, the SAT/ACT scores, high school activities and leadership.	December 17	Morris Wray, VP for Internal Affairs, High Point University, 833 Montlieu Avenue, High Point, NC 27262-3598, 336.841.9022 or email: mwray@highpoint.edu
NC State Elks Assn. "Nursing" Scholarship Competition	Nursing	(9) $1,000	Student must be accepted for enrollment in a nursing program which upon completion qualifies the student to write the licensing examination for registered nurse.	December 17, 2005	Raleigh Elks Lodge #735, P.O. Box 20067, Raleigh, NC 27619 Terry M. Nelson, Exalted Ruler Lodge #735 at 919.787.5990 More Information
GFWC-NC Sallie Southall Cotton Scholarship - Knightdale & Wendell Woman's Club	General	$350 - $22,000	Strong academics, SAT scores, references and personal statement.	December 18, with an interview in January, District Competition in late February	Applications available in the Student Services Career Information Center or Lorraine White, Education Chairwoman at 919.365.9981
First Cary Woman's Club Scholarship (Qualifier for the Sallie Southall Cotton Scholarship)	General	$1500	Cary area student, male or female, who will graduate in 2005. Each candidate must have a scholastic record which places the student in the upper fourth of his/her class and which meets all requirements for college entrance. Official transcript required. Interview is required.	Check with your school career center for school specific deadline.	Dorothy Schmelzeis, 854-5745 or dschmelzeis@fmrealt.com
Clemson National Scholars	General Merit-based	Approximately 10 students will be awarded scholarships covering the entire cost for attendance at Clemson	High academic achievement. Must apply for admission to Clemson University no later than December 31 to be considered.	December 31	Admissions Office, Clemson University, 105 Sikes Hall Box 345124, Clemson, SC 29634 (864)656-2287 or www.clemson.edu More Information
American Red Cross	G	Scholarship amount is based on the amount of money raised by the participant crowned Queen of Hearts	Complete a Queen of Hearts Application and a 250-300 word essay on why you would make a good Queen of Hearts for the American Red Cross. Be the top fundraiser for the month of February.	December	American Red Cross 919-861-1663 medfordt@trianglearc.org
North Carolina A & T - Half a Million in Scholarships	Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering Majors	Unspecified		Unspecified deadline-ongoing, however,Scholarships are awarded as Early As December.	Dr. Manuel R. Reyes, Sockwell Hall, North Carolina A & T University, Greensboro, NC 27411-1080, Telephone: (336)334-7787, FAX: (336)334-7270, e-mail:reyes@ncat.edu, Website: http://trace.ncat.edu/abe/ More Information
College of Charleston	Merit Scholarships for entering freshman	$1,000 to $6,000	Have completed applications on file by January 15.	January	Office of Admissions 66 George Street Charleston, SC 29424 (803) 953-5670.
East Carolina University Merit Scholarship	General	Range from $3,000 to $10,000 per year renewable	Average SAT of 1800 and GPA 3.5 unweighted, top 5% of the class.	January	ECU Admissions Office (252) 328-6131 or www.ecu.edu More Information
JFK Profile in Courage Essay	General	$3,000 to $500	Essay based on topic.	January	profiles@kennedy.nara.gov or (617) 929-1211 More Information
UNC-Chapel Hill Kenan Music Scholars Program	Music	$12,500 for 4 years plus additional support for summer research and similar activities	Selection based on an established record of excellence in the practice of music (performance, composition, etc.), significant academic strengths and a strong commitment to majoring in music at UNC Chapel-Hill. Must be admitted to the University by January 15 - vist admissions.unc.edu. Visit the music department website at music.unc.edu and submit a scholarship audition request by January 1.	January 15, with a January 1 deadline to submit request for an audition.	Tim Carter or Jeffrey Fuchs, 919.962.1039 More Information
Wake Forest Randall Ledford Scholarship	Must attend Wake Forest University, must study physics	Half tuition (4 years)minimum of $64, 280	Must be eligible for Academic Merit Scholarships	January, 2007	Rick Matthews, Ph.D. at matthews@wfu.edu, 336.758.5340 More Information
Wake Forest University Joseph Gordon Scholarships	For underrepresented students	Full tuition, renewable (merit based)	Top 1-3 percent of class, SAT 1400+, extracurricular achievements beyond the local level. Awards seven full tuition scholarships to outstanding students with exceptional promise and leadership among constituencies historically underrepresented at Wake Forest.	January 1	Office of Merit Based Scholarships, P. O. Box 7305, Winston-Salem, NC 27109-7305 (336) 758-4209 More Information
Davidson College Merit-Based Scholarships	Belk Scholarships, Baker Scholarships, Bryan Scholarships, Davidson Scholar Awards, Terry Scholarships, Kuykendall Scholarships, Smith Scholarship, Cornwell Scholarships, Bearden Scholarships, Presidential Awards, Neely and Dobson Scholarship, First Union	Range from $1,000 to $30,000 (comprehensive cost, to include tuition, fees, room, and board) and are renewable annually.	THE APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION SERVES AS THE SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION FOR MOST SCHOLARSHIPS. All admitted students are considered for merit-based scholarships.	Application for admission must be postmarked by January 2. Students who wish to be considered for the Bryan Scholars Program must complete the entire application by September 20.	Davidson College-Sally Stone Richmond-1.704.894.2970 or sarichmond@davidson.edu or www.davidson.edu/admission More Information
Duke University Merit Scholarships	General	Full tuition for four years	Students who demonstrate interdisciplinary academic interests and financial need. No separate application required; all applicants for admission are automatically considered for merit scholarships.	January or Early Decision deadline of November 1.	Duke University, Office of Undergraduate Admissions, 919-684-3214. Website: http://www.aas.duke.edu/ousf Email: undergrad-admissions@duke.edu More Information
Duke University, Angier B. Duke Scholarships	General	Full tuition for four years, plus summer study in Oxford)	Intellectually outstanding students who show promise of being intellectual leaders. No separate application required; all applicants for admission are automatically considered for merit scholarships.	January or Early Decision deadline of November 1.	Duke University, Office of Undergraduate Admissions, 919-684-3214. Website: http://www.duke.edu/web/ug-admissions/. Email: undergrad-admissions@duke.edu. More Information
Duke University, Benjamin N. Duke Leadership Awards	General	Full tuition for 4 years	NC and SC students who have demonstrated outstanding academic qualifications and leadership potential. No separate application required; all applicants for admission are automatically considered for merit scholarships.	January or Early Decision deadline of November 1.	Duke University, Office of Undergraduate Admissions, 919-684-3214. Website: http://www.duke.edu/web/ug-admissions/. Email: undergrad-admissions@duke.edu. More Information
Duke University, Music Scholarships	Music	Varies	Students demonstrating talent and potential in music.	January or Early Decision deadline of November 1.	Duke University, Department of Music, 919-660-3300. Website: http://www.duke.edu/music/ Email: duke-music@acpub.duke.edu More Information
Duke University, Reginaldo Howard Scholarships	General	Full tuition for four years	Incoming African-American students who have demonstrated outstanding academic qualifications and leadership potential. No separate application required; all applicants for admission are automatically considered for merit scholarships.	January or Early Decision deadline of November 1.	Duke University, Office of Undergraduate Admissions, 919-684-3214. Website: http://www.duke.edu/web/ug-admissions/. Email: undergrad-admissions@duke.edu More Information
Duke University, Trinity Scholarships	General	Full tuition, room and board, books, fees, and expenses for four years	NC students who have demonstrated outstanding academic and personal qualifications. No separate application required; all applicants for admission are automatically considered for merit scholarships.	January or Early Decision deadline of November 1.	Duke University, Office of Undergraduate Admissions, 919-684-3214. Website: http://www.duke.edu/web/ug-admissions/. Email: undergrad-admissions@duke.edu. More Information
Elon College Scholars	Leadership/Special talent	$1,500	High school academic achievement, class rank, SAT/ACT scores and evidence of leadership or special talent. Can compete for Honors.	Early January	Admissions Office Elon, NC 27244 (800)334-8448
UNC GREENSBORO MERIT AWARDS PROGRAM (Over 30 scholarships)	General	$2,500.00 to full tuition (renewable)	A single application provides consideration for more than 30 academic scholarships. SAT I of 1200 combined (Critical Reading and Math) or an ACT score of 27, 3.5 GPA and must be admitted to UNCG by January 4, 2008. Awards requires an on campus interview.	January 4, 2008	Gina Ingraham, UNCG, P. O. Box 26170, Greensboro, NC 27402-6170, 336.334.5702 or 336.334.3392 More Information
Johnson & Wales National Outstanding Student Leader of the Year	Must attend Johnson & Wales	Grand Prize - full-tuition renewable scholarship for 4 yrs. in J&W's College of Business,The Hospitality College,or The School of Technology. Runners-Up - $3,500.00 - $7,500.00, renewable for 4 yrs.	Resumé, essay, and transcript	January 5, 2006	Admissions Office, Johnson & Wales University, 7150 Montview Blvd., Denver, CO 80220 or e-mail to jwuleader@jwu.edu or call 866-598-3368 or the Charlotte, NC campus at 866-598-2427 More Information
Johnson & Wales National Outstanding Student Leader of the Year	General	Full tuition; runner ups $3,500 - $7,500	High School seniors; student leader; 250 word essay	January 5, 2006	J&W Denver Campus 877-598-3368
UNC-Greensboro Merit Awards Program	General with special awards offered in Business, English and Performing Arts.	Ranging from $2,500 to $15,000 per year. Renewable up to four years.	SAT of 1200 or ACT of 27; minimum GPA 3.5 or better; must be admitted to UNC-G by January 6, 2006 for consideration	January 6	(336) 334-5702 http://www.uncg.edu/adm/fin-aid.htm More Information
UNC-Greensboro Katharine Smith Reynolds	General	$2,500-$15,000	GPA-3.5, SAT>1200 or ACT of 27>	January 6, 2006	finaid@uncg.edu More Information
Alpha Lambda Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority High School Leadership Day Conference Essay Contest	North Carolina Central University	$500	2.8 GPA on a 4.0 scale; current resume; current transcript; and essay. Essay Topic: As a high school student, I exemplify sisterhood, scholarship and service through...?	January 7	Pauletta Spence, President, Alpha Lambda Chapter, P.O. Box 20012, NCCU, Durham, NC 27707
Susan Ellis Roberts Scholarship	General	$5,000 (non-renewable)	Graduating senior attending a Wake County public school; planning to enroll as a full-time student at any two- or four-year post secondary educational program or institution; maintained good academic standing; financial need; and demonstrated a creative gift in the visual arts, fine arts, leadership, teaching, entrepreneurship or other area of talent. Student must return the completed application and 3 sealed letters of recommendation to Wake Education Partnership addressed to: The Susan Ellis Roberts Scholarship Fund, c/o Wake Education Partnership, 706 Hillsborough Street, Suite A, Raleigh, NC 27603	January 8, 2007	Visit the Wake Education Partnership website at www.WakeEdPartnership.org More Information
Elk's National Foundation Most Valuable Student Scholarship (Application must be filed with the Lodge of jurisdiction. To find your local Lodge, visit www.elks.org/lodges. Applications and complete contest details, go to www.elks.org/enf/scholars.	General	From $1000 to $15,000 per academic year (renewable)	Strong academics, good ACT/SAT scores, evidence of leadership and financial need.	January 9, 2009	Eugene Yep, Cary-Apex, NC No. 2798, P. O. Box 786, Cary, NC 27512-0786. More Information
Ron Brown Scholar Program	General	$10,000	Academically talented, highly motivated African American students who plan to pursue degrees fulltime, US citizens or hold permanent resident visa cards.	January 9, 2006	More Information
American Planning Association's 2007-08 High School Essay Contest	Essay	1 - $5,000 Scholarship, 10 - $100 gift certificate to APA's PlanningBooks.com. Winners of the 2007-08 High School Essay Contest will be announced in March.	Theme: Each year, the essay contest will focus on a different topic. This year's theme, "Great Streets, Great Neighborhoods: Greening Streets and Neighborhodds," is taken from National Community Planning Month. The essay assignment is Creating a Green Neighborhood Plan. Through National Community Planning Month and the essay contest, APA is promoting awareness fo all the elements that go into making a great neighborhood. Entries must be between 1,200 and 1,500 words. Go to http://www.planning.org/institutions/hsessay.htm for application materials.	January 10, 2008 by mail or January 15 by email	Dianne Khin, Town of Apex, 919-249-3332, dianne.khin@apexnc.org
Elon College Science Fellows	Science	$2,000 annually plus Honors Award	Academic achievement and achievement in mathematics and science, teacher recommendation and on-campus interview.	January 10	Admissions Office Elon, NC 27244 (800) 334-8448
Woman's Club of Wake Forest Scholarships and Sallie Southall Cotten Scholarship	General	4-$1,000 scholarships & 1-$20,000 over four years	Accepted or expect to be accepted to an accredited NC college or university. Transcript with SAT scores, class rank and # in senior class, (student should rank in the upper 1/4 of the class), copy of current FAFSA application, recent photo, personal letter, three references.	January 10	Sylvia Shepherd, Woman's Club of Wake Forest, 403 West Cedar Avenue, Wake Forest, NC 27587 - 919-556-3288 More Information
APIASF Asian & Pacific Islander American Scholarship Fund	General	Unspecified	Students must be of Asian and/or Pacific Islander ethnicity as defined by the 2000 census, a U.S. citizen, U.S. National, legal permanent resident, or a citizen of the Federated States of Micronesia, Republic of the Marshall Islands, or the Republic of Palau., a first time incoming college student, enrolled full time in a two or four year program, have a GPA of 2.7 or the G.E.D. equivalent.	January 12, 2007	Bindi Patel, bindi@apiasf.org, (877) 808-7032. More Information
Elk's National Foundation - Cary & Apex #2798, 2007 Most Valuable Student Scholarship		2 - $60,000 ($15,000/year), 2 - $40,000 ($10,000/year), 2 - $20,000 ($5,000/year), 494 - $4,000 ($1,000/per year).	High school senior and US citizen. Applications are to be mailed to A. Marias, 108 Fetzer Court, Cary, NC 27513.	January 12, 2007	E. S. Wiltsie can be reached by email at elksmvs@earthlink.net or by phone 919-367-8028. More Information
National Honor Society Scholarship	General	$1500 - $13,000	ONLY SENIORS who are members of NHS are eligible. STUDENTS MAY SELF-NOMINATE, however, the decision of each school's scholarship committee will be FINAL. EWHS may nominate two (2)students and EWSHS may nominate two (2) students. The student must be in good standing and eligible for nomination, must exhibit exceptional credentials in academics, leadership in school and community activities and service. Must be able to demonstrate (document) significant service to the school and community that speaks to an important local concern that creates visible results. Each school's nominee (as recongized by its' scholarship commmittee) must submit a $6.00 fee for processing of the application. Winners will be notified by mail by the National Honor Society NASSP.	Applications are available in the College Information Center in Student Services. Completed applications must be returned by January 12, 2007. Return EWHS nominations to Leon A. Hines and return EWSHS nomnations to Wilma Watkins Gibson.	Wanda Carroll, 800-253-7746, X252 More Information
National Society of Colonial Dames Essay Contest for Congressional Seminar (Grades 10 - 12)	Congressional Seminar-Washington DC	Trip valued at approximately $1,200	Essay of approximately 500 words on "WHAT INFLUENCE AND IMPACT DO THE MEDIA HAVE ON EACH OF THE THREE BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT IN THE UNITED STATES TODAY?" Also a comleted application.	January 12, 2007	Laura Nealy, 919.782.3845 All information received by 1/12/07. Send to: 3065 Granville Drive Raleigh, NC 27609
Raleigh Elks Loge 735/Most Valuable Student (MVS) Award Competition	General	Ranges from $1,000.00 to $15,000.00 per year	Must be a high school senior, a US citizen, must be a full-time student pursuing a 4 year degree, applicants judged based on financial need, leasership and scholarship. Applicants must advance through local, distict and state competition to reach the national competition. Male and female students compete separately. Applicants are not required to be related to an Elks member.	January 13,2006	Carrol Snodgrass at Raleigh Elks Lodge 735 P O Box 20067, Raleigh, NC 27619-0037, 919.787.599. or online: http://www.elks.org/enf/scholars/mvs.cfn More Information
Robert C. Byrd Honors Scholarship Program	General	$1,500 renewable	Must be a U.S. citizen; must be a legal resident of the State to which he/she is applying; must provide assurance that he/she will graduate from a public/charter or non-public secondary school during the 2008-2009 academic year; must be selected and recommended by his/her high school, must ot be in default on a federal student loan; must enroll full-time at an accredited institution of higher education for the 2009-1010 academic year; SAT score (combined total of at least 1860; ACT score of 28 or greater); minimum of 3.5 high school GPA.	January 11, 2009 to meet the sponsor deadline of February 6, 2009	More Information
Sam Walton Community Scholarship Program	General	$1,000 non-renewable	Applications are available at www.walmartfoundation.org. Financial need, exhibit academic and scholastic achievements, and be active in extra-curricular activities and community involvement	January 14, 2008	Visit www.walmartfoundation.org and click on the education link to apply. More Information
Wal-Mart Scholarship (Sam Walton Community Scholarship)	General	$1,000 (non-renewable)	Applications are accepted online only. High school seniors must logon to www.walmartfoundation.org for more information and must use the access code (SWCS)to complete the application process. Paper applications will not be accepted. Must not be a Wal-Mart associate or immediate relative, at least one year a Permanent Legal Resident, have proof of SAT or ACT test scores, demonstrate financial need by required documents, must have at least a 2.5 Cumulative G.P.A.	January 12,2007	Apply online ONLY. More Information
Create-A-Greeting-Card $10,000 Scholarship Prudent Publishing Company,Inc.	Art and Photography	One $10,000 award.	http://www.gallerycollection.com/scholarship.htm Photos, artwork, computer graphics are all acceptable entries.	January 15, 2008	http://www.gallerycollection.com/scholarship.htm More Information
Culinary Institute of America-All American Apple Pie Recipe Contest	Must attend Culinary Institute of America	$4,000 Scholarship for Gold winner-$1,000 Scholarship for Silver winner	Must be a junior in high school or older and a permanent resident of the US. All components of pie must be made from scratch.	January 15, 2006	Admissions Department, Culinary Institute of America 1946 Campus Dr. Hyde Park, NY 12538-1499 More Information
East Carolina University Accounting Scholarships	Accounting	Varies	Must major in Accounting (BSA/MSA). SAT score 1200+ or ACT 27+.	January 15	(919) 328-6640 or Office of Admissions East Carolina University (919) 328-6055
Education is Freedom (EIF)	General	$2,000	U.S. resident; current U.S. high school senior; first-time enrollment in a full-time undergraduate course of study at an accredited 2 or 4-year college or university; GPA of 3.0-3.5; and must demonstrate financial need. APPLICATIONS ARE AVAILABLE ONLINE ONLY; NO PAPER APPLICATIONS ARE AVAILABLE.	January 15	EIF website: www.educationisfreedom.org More Information
Elon College Presidential	General	$1,000 - $1,500 annually plus one-$500 Elon Experiences Grant	Academic achievement and SAT/ACT scores.	January 15	Admissions Office Elon, NC 27244 (800) 334-8448
Furman University - Herman Warden Lay Scholarship	General	Full tuition, fees, room and board	Strong academic record - typically above 32 on the ACT or above 1400 on the SAT I. Extracurricular involvement - leadership positions in the school or community (on the county, state or national level). Students who apply for Lay Scholarships will also be considered for other academic scholarships at Furman.	Early Decision - November 15; Regular Decision - January 15	Furman University, Office of Admissions, 3300 Poinsett Highway, Greenville SC 29613. See your school career center counselor for more information.
Furman University Wylie Scholarships in Mathematics	Must attend Furman University	Up to $7,500 per year	Students must have a combined SAT score of at least 1350 or an ACT score of at least 31, outstanding mathematical ability and good character.	January 15	Office of Admissions, Furman University, Greenville, SC 29613 More Information
Gates Millennium Scholars (GMS)	Any	Unspecified	Must be African American, American Indian/Alaska Native, Asian Pacific American or Hispanic Americans; citizens/permanent residents of the the U. S.; attained a cumulative unweighted GPA of 3.30 on a 4.0 scale; enter an accredited college or university as full-time;have significant financial need as defined by the Federal Pell Grant eligibility criteria; have completed and submitted all l three forms (Nominee Personal Information Form, Nominator Form, and Recommender Form) by deadline, must have demonstrated leadership abilities through participation in community service, extracurricular, or other activities.	Nomination materials must be submitted online before Monday, January 12, 2009 11:59pm EST or postmarked on or before January 12, 2009.	http://www.gmsp.org or e-mail to gmsinfo@hsf.net or 1-877-690-4677 Gates Millennium Scholars, P. O. Box 1434, Alexandria, VA 22313. More Information
Ithaca School of Communication	Communications Field, including journalism	$30,000 per year	Typical recipients are in the top 5% of the class and scored a 1300 on the SAT. Students must have a strong interest in the are of communications. An essay and three letters of recommendation are required	Apply to school by Dec 15; Scholarship due Jan 15	Website: www.ithaca.edu/parkscholars/ or you may write Susannah Maxwell, Roy Park School of Communications, 77 Park Hall, Ithaca College, Ithaca, New York 14850-7250 More Information
Lutheran Brotherhood Loans and Scholarships	General	$2,000 to $500	Member of Lutheran Brotherhood, strong academics, church and community involvement.	January 15	(800) 328-7168
Mensa Education and Research Foundation Local (Eastern NC) Scholarship Program	General	$300 to $1,000	Essay based on applicant's career, vocational or academic goals.	All requests for applications must be postmarked by January 15. Requests for applications must be postmarked by December 15.	Applications may be requested by sending a self-addressed, stamped envelope (legal size) to MENSA Scholarships, PO Box 1179, Carrboro, NC 27510. Applications may also be accessed at http://merf.us.mensa.org/scholarships/zipf.inder.php. For further information, call 919.542.4434
Microsoft Scholarship	Computer Science and other related technical fields.	vary ($500,000 total)	Required to complete a salaried summer internship of 12 weeks at Microsoft Corp. in Redmond, WA.	January 15	www.microsoft.com/college/scholarships More Information
NC A & T University USDA Scholarship in Agriculture	Agriculture	Full tuition, room and board	Minimum SAT of 1,000 and minimum GPA of 3.0.	January 15	N C A & T Admission Office (336) 334-7500 or www.ncat.edu More Information
NC Central University - Biomanufacturing Research Institute and Technology Enterprise (BRITE) Scholarship Competition	Biomanufacturing Research (Students will major in Biology or Chemistry, with a concentration in biopharmaceuticals. (Degree prepares students for careers in the biotech industry).	Full Scholarship	First time freshman must have a 3.5 GPA or better on a 4.0 scale, a minimum of 1750 on the SAT or a minimum of 650 on the math portion of the test or at least 28 on the ACT, submit the completed application with a 500 word essay on "Why You Are The Best Candidate For The BRITE Scholarship", an official high school transcript and participate in an interview with the Selection Committee.	January 15, 2007	Dr. Li-An Yeh, Director of BRITE, NCCU, 1801 Fayetteville Street, Durham, NC 27707, 919.530.6702. More Information
NC State University College of Forest Resources Multicultural Scholars (Pulp & Paper Award)	Forest Management	$1,000 - $2,000	Meet admission requirements.	January 15	NCSU College of Forest Resources Box 8001 Raleigh, NC 27695
North Carolina Hispanic College Fund	General	$500 up to $2500	Students who are of Hispanic/Latino background and plan to attend a two-year or four-year college or university are eligible to apply	January 15	More Information
North Carolina Hispanic College Fund	Hispanic	Range between $500 and $2,500	Talented youths who have demonstrated outstanding academic achievement, leadership potential, and a commitment to community service in North Carolina.	January 15	The North Carolina Society of Hispanic Professionals (919)654.4516 or fax (919)654.4524 Email: mailbox@theNCSHP.org
Scholarships for the Congressional Seminar National Essay Contest	General	$1,000	500 word essay; completed application with picture;	January 15, 2006	Laura Neely 3065 Granville Drive Raleigh, NC 27609 919-782-3845
UNC-Chapel Hill Academic Scholarships	General	$1000-$12,000 renewable	Academic achievement, leadership qualities, commitment to service and potential for success at the university	College application encouraged by November 15, but must be in by Jan 15. FAFSA and profile application by Feb 15.	Office of Scholarship and Student Aid, 310 Pettigrew Hall, P.O.Box 1080, Chapel Hill, NC 27514 or studentaid.unc.edu. More Information
United State Department of Agriculture/1890 National Scholars Program and the seventeen 1890 Historically Black Land-Grant Institutions	General, must study agriculture, food, or natural resource sciences at one of 17 seventeen universities.	Each award provides annual tuition, employment, employee benefits, use of a personal computer and software while on scholarship, fees, books, room and board for each of the 4 academic years. Renewal contingent upon satisfactory completion of academic degree program.		January 15	Visit online More Information
Virginia Military Institute Dean's Scholars	General	$5,000 renewable	SAT 1200 or ACT 27; GPA 3.6; and rank in top 10%	January 15	Colonel Rob McDonald, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, at 540-464-7212 or mcdonaldrl@vmi.edu More Information
Virginia Military Institute Scholars	General	minimum of $15,000 per academic year renewable	SAT 1350 or ACT 30; GPA 3.7; and rank in top 5%	January 15	Colonel Rob McDonald, Dean for Academic Affairs, at 540-464-7212 or mcdonaldrl@vmi.edu More Information
Virginia Military Institute Scholarship Program	Must attend VMI	Up to full tuition	Merit based, SAT of 1200 or better, ACT of 28 or better, GPA of 3.6 or higher, rank in the top 10% of the class, leadership, personal integrity, selfless service to their community.	January 15, 2006	Colonel Robert L. McDonald-540-464-7212 or e-mail to mcdonald@vmi.edu More Information
Virginia Military Institute Superintendent's Scholars	General	$10,000 renewable	SAT 1300 or ACT 29; GPA 3.7; and rank in top 10%	Januaryy 15	Rob McDonald, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, at 540-464-7212 or mcdonaldrl@vmi.edu More Information
Wake Electric Youth Tour Contest	High School Juniors Only	$1,000	Contestants are to write a brief (around 300 words) report from one of the topics listed as follows: 1. Imagine a weeklong power outage in your neighbor, or interview someone who remembers life before electricity. Without electricity, how would your day-to-day life be different? 2. What are the basic differences between cooperatives and other forms of business? 3. What are the pros and cons of deregulating the electric industry? 4. What new or different source(s) of energy could we see in the future? 5. What new or different ways could electricity be used in the future?	January 15	Call Matt Vernon, Wake Electric at 919-863-6315. Email: matt.vernon@wake.ncemcs.com.
Wake Forest University - Smithfield Luter Scholarship	Must attend Wake Forest University	Full Scholarship	Must be dependent children or grandchildren of full-time or retired employees of Smithfield family companies. Must have submitted an application for undergraduate admission by January 15. Must complete the CSS Profile & FAFSA by March 1, 2005	January 15, -apply for admission and March 1,complete scholarship application	School counselor or admissions@wfu.edu or call 336-758-5201 More Information
Washington University in St. Louis Academic Scholarships	Must attend Waashington University	Varies	Top 10% of class, outstanding academics, involed in school activities	January 15	E-mail to admissions@wustl.edu or call 888-547-6670 More Information
Washington University-St. Louis Rodgiquez Scholarship	General	Full tuition and annual stipend	Hispanic, Strong grades and test scores, essay, recommendations and interviews.	January 15	Rodriguez Scholarship Committee, Washington University, Campus Box 1089, 1Brookings Dr., St Louis MO 63130-4899, 800-638-0700, hispanicscholar@aismail.wustl.edu More Information
Appalachian State University Computer & Mathematical Sciences Scholarship	Mathemetaical Sciences, Statistics, or Computer Science. Must attend Appalachian State University	$3125 renewable	Financial need, 3.0 GPA, SAT 1050 or 600 on Math section.	January 16	www.cs.appstate.edu/csems, or Dr. James Wilkes, Department of Computer Science, wilkesjt@appstate.edu More Information
Shaw University Presidential Scholarship	General	Full 4-Year Scholarship	First time freshman applying to Shaw University; minimum GPA of 3.5; minimum SAT score of 1,400 or ACT score of 20+; full-time student with a minimum GPA of 3.3 each semester; completion and submission of the scholarship application; submission of three recommendation forms completed by references; adherence to and participation in Honors College policies and activities, including honors courses and community service; agreement to abide by the rules and regulations stated in the Shaw University Student Handbook; must be of good character; scholarship will be revoked if a recipient does not meet the mnimum GPA requirements or honors college requirements. Apply online at http://www.shawu.edu/a.htm. Reference letters are to be mailed back by a postmark date of 1/16.	January 16	Kim Leathers, Ph.D., kleathers@shawu.edu or 919-716-5503 More Information
UNC Charlotte Merit Program	General	Varies based on individual scholarship ranging from $1500-$10,000 annually	Minimum 3.90 weighted cumulative g.p.a.(based on a 4.0 scale), SAT/ACT score of 1200 or above, leadership and service in school and community, and be admitted to the Univ. prior to scholarship deadline.	January	http://www.admissions.uncc.edu/jump/merit.pdf or contact Lynn Raymond, Scholarship Coordinator, 704-687-2058. More Information
UNC-Charlotte Academic Merit Scholarship	General (Must attend UNC-Charlotte)	Unspecified	Must be admitted to the university prior to the scholarship deadline,must have a minimum GPA of 3.85, SAT/ACT of 1175 or above, show leadership and service in school and community.	January	Lynn M. Raymond at 1-704-687-2058
Educational Tours Annual Essay Competition	General	A 10-day expenses-paid educational tour of Europe	Senior, Essay - topic "Describe how someone in your life has inspired you to live as a global citizen." Must be nominated by your school, 1 per school	1/17/05	www.eftours.com/globalcitizen More Information
Johnson & Wales University National High School Recipe Contest	Culinary	Range from full scholarship to J & W to $3,500 renewable tuition scholarship to J & W. Each state winner not selected as a finalist is awarded a $1,000 renewable tuition scholarship to J & W. All entries that meet minimum standards are eligible to receive a $500 renewable scholarship.	Submit recipes in one of these two categories: HEATHFUL FAMILY DINNER or HEATHFUL DESSERT. Remember to include two copies of an original 4" x 6" color photograph of your entry.	January	Johnson & Wales University, Recipe Contest, Culinary Admissions Office, 8 Abbott Park Place, Providence, RI, 02903 or call 1.800.342.5598 ext. 2370
US National Peace Essay Contest	Essay	Up to $10,000 and an all expense paid trip to Washington, DC	Answer the essay contest question in an well-organized, well-reasoned essay of no more than 1,500 words. Your essay should contain the following: an introduction, a body, a conclusion, and a bibliography.	January	www.usip.org/ed.html (202) 429-3854 More Information
Zebulon Woman's Club/Sallie Southall Cotten Scholarship	General	Winner of local scholarhip contest will recieve $1,000 from the Zebulon Woman's Club, At the district level, participants will be competing for a $1,000 scholarship and the right to compete for a $22,000 scholarship awarded by the General Federation of Women's Clubs of NC. The $22,000 scholarship will be paid over a 4 year period in the amount $5,500 per year.	Must be a senior, interview required, must complete application and submit all supporting documents (refer to the Sallie Southall Cotten application guidelines). A suggested list of questions you may be asked during your interview is included in the packet.	Tuesday, January 22, 2008. (Return your completed application to your school counselor). Sponsor will collect applications on Thursday, January 24, 2008.	Patricia Roberson at Roberson2@bellsouth.net
Florence Kidder Memorial Scholarship	General	one - $3,000 and one - $1,000	Completed application listing extracurricular activities, honors, community or church work, work experience; recent photograph; official transcript; letter of recommendation from minister, employer, or an adult friend; letter of recommendation from the student's guidance counselor or teacher; three copies of an original essay of 500 to 700 words on the following subject: "What Do You Think Is Our Country's Most Pressing Issue, and How Can You As an American Citizen Use the Internet to Effect Positive Change Concerning That Issue?" Use reserach from at least three internet sites to support your essay.	To Mrs. Libby Winstead by January 25, 2007. See the career center for school mailing deadlines.	Libby Winstead, Wake County Chairman, Florence Kidder Memorial Scholarship. Phone: 919-774-4399.
McKelvey Foundation Entrepreneurial Scholarhsip	Business Related	$40,000 ($10,000 per year for 4 years)	Be a graduating senior of a US high school or home-school program, attend a four-year college or university within the 50 United States, own and operate a business for at least 1 year (non-profits are ok), have at least one paid employee, have sales revenue (unless non-profit), submit a completed online application, fill out a FAFSA form to apply for all other financial aid, agree to participate in a telephone interview if selected as a finalist. Winners must attend the summer e-Venture program (2008 in St. Louis, MO).	January 25, 2009	1-877-625-3583 or info@mckelveyfoundation.org More Information
National Society of Colonial Dames of America-Florence Kidder Memorial Scholarship	General	$3,000 and a runner-up scholarship of $1,000 will be awarded to 2 senior high school students who plan to attend a college/university in North Carolina. In addition, Wake County Committee of the Colonial Dames will select a local winner to be awarded $500.00 and a runner up to receive $250.00.	Write a 500-700 word essay -- Essay Question: Additional requirements include: two letters of recommendation, transcript, photo and application.	January 25, 2007	Mrs. Libby Winstead, 802 Stuart Dr., Sanford, NC 27330 (919) 774-4399
ABWA-American Business Women's Association-Gold Leaf Chapter, Raleigh, NC.	General	$1,000 (Approximate)	Males and females are encouraged to apply. Good academic standing-GPA of 2.5 or higher, applicant must plan to attend an institution of higher learning in North Carolilna. Other requirements: a cover letter describing yourself and why you should be chosen as the scholarship recipient, an official transcript and 2 letters of of recommendation.	January 27, 2006	School counselor or Ashley Lindsay at (919)523-3197 or by email at als6@hotmailmail.com
East Carolina Betty S. Abernathy Memorial Scholarship	For deserving students pursuing a degree in the area of Science Education through the College of Education at ECU and who wish to pursue a career as a high school science educator.	$2,500 ($1,250 for each of two semesters)renewable	Acceptance to attend ECU, at least a 3.0 high school GPA, demonstrated commitment to the study of and a career in science education. Application materials include: application, official high school transcript, three reference in sealed envelopes with the completed form, proof of acceptance to attend ECU.	All application materials are due January 30th to ECU	Yolonda Newsome, Dept. of Mathematics and Science Education, Flanagan 342, ECU, Greenville, NC 27858 or call 252-328-9353
US Navy ROTC Scholarship	Attend one of 150 colleges and universities nationwide	$150,000 over four years	US citizen,17 years old by Sept 1 of the first year of college, high school senior or graduate, be physically qualified, 530 verbal and 520 math on the SAT or 22English and 22 Math on the ACT	January 30	Leon A. HInes or www.nrotc.navy.mil or Robert Hancock at (919) 831-4152 More Information
Alpha Delta Kappa-Gamma Lambda Chapter, Wake County	General	Scholarships range from $1,000 to $2,000 and are listed on the front page of the scholarship application.	Eligibility requirements may be different for each scholarhip. Eligible students may apply for one or more of the following scholarships as listed on the application: 1. Eunice Riggins Memorial Scholarship. 2. Clare Johnson Marley-Mary Earle Berger Fine Arts Scholarsip. 3. Alpha Delta Kappa Linda Rankin Memorial Scholarship. 4. Mary Rose Mills Memorial Scholarship and 5. The Alpha Delta Kappa Student Achievement Scholarship.	January 31 and must be received by the sponsor by February 3, 2007.	Scholarship applications are available the Student Services Career Information Center.
Discover Scholarship Program (Grade 11)	General	$2,500-$30,000	Juniors with a minimum cumulative 2.75 GPA (for 9th and 10th grade) and excels in 3 areas: Leadership, Community Service and Obstacles Overcome. Scholarship may be used at trade, technical schools and 2 or 4 colleges/universities for any chosen career. Application may be downloaded www.discovercard.com/tribute.	January 31, 2009	Kathryn H. Beiser, VP, Corporate Communications, Discoer Financial Services, 1.866.756.7932 More Information
Jane R. Hansel Scholarship sponsored by NCAE	General - Must be planning to major in education	$1,500	GPA of 3.0- Must have completed the N.C. Teacher Cadet Program	January 31	NCAE-TC/Committee Chair 470 Quail Drive Salisbury,NC 28147
National Eagle Scout Association-NESA Scholarships	Must be an Eagle Scout	$1,500 to $20,000	Merit based, leadership, minimum SAT of 1090 or ACT of 26must attend a 4yr. university, cannot attend any of the USA Military Academies.	January 31	www.scouting.org More Information
NCAE FTA Scholarship	General	$1,500	3.0 GPA, applicant must be planning to major in education.	January 31	NCAE-FTA/Committee Chair 470 Quail Drive Salisbury, NC 28147
NROTC Scholarships	General	Full tuition, textbooks, Lab/Incidental Fees, Uniforms, Living Allowance of $250 per month (increases $50 each academic year) and Summer Training that includes payment, $180,000 scholarship full 4 years, your choice of bachelor's degree.	US citizen, 17 years old by September 1st of the freshman year, high school graduate, physically qualified - see website www.nrotc.navy.mil, score 530 CR/V and 520 Math on SAT, score 22 on English and 21 on Math for the ACT.	January 31, 2008	Senior Chief Perry at 919-831-4144 or 919-604-6144 Senior Chief Turner at 919-831-4144 or 919-621-2695 Cheif Simmons at 843-527-4591
Papa John's Scholarship	General	$1,000 ($500 each semester, Fall and Spring)	GPA of 2.5 or higher, community involvement, leadership, obstacles overcome, creative ability, and athletic achievements.	Completed applications must be returned to guidance counselors by no later than January 31, 2006.	1-800-865-9373 or www.usapj.com More Information
Sigma Rho Zeta Chapter-Cary Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.	General - MINORITY STUDENTS	$500	Must be a Town of Cary Resident or must attend a Wake County High School, 3 letters of recommendation, Must be entering college in the Fall of 2009,completed application, official transcript (3.0 or higher GPA is required), personal statement of 250 or more words, narrative of 500 words or more on a selected topic.	Postmarked by January 31st, 2009	AngelaBrown@nc.rr.com More Information
UNC Summer Ventures in Science and Mathematics	General	Full State Supported	GPA 3.83	January	PO Box 2976, Durham, NC 27715, (919)-416-2880 www.ncssm.edu/outreach/svsm.html More Information
College of Charleston	Fine Arts, Theatre Arts	$300 to $1,000	Submit supporting material including audition or portfolio.	February	Office of Admissions 66 George Street Charleston, SC 29424 (803) 953-5670
Converse College Counselor Scholar Award	General	$5,000 per year for 4 years	Nomination by school, top 10% of the class.	February	Converse College Office of Admissions (800) 766-1125
NC Central University Richard Goolsby Scholarship	Engineering	Varies	Students interested in pursuing a career in the plastics industry.	February	NCCU Biology Department P. O. Box 19646 Durham, NC 27707 or School Counselor
NC State University Department of Parks, Recreation, and Tourism	Parks, Recreation, and Tourism at NC State	Varies	Admission to the Department of Parks, Recreation, and Tourism at NC State.	February	Office of Admissions NCSU P.O. Box 7342 Raleigh, NC 27695 or School Counselor
NC State University Mary M. Penney Scholarship	English	$2,000 per year	Scholarly achievement in high school, demonstration of financial need, 3 letters of recommendation, writing sample.	February	Linda T. Holley Associate Head English Department P.O. Box 8105 NC State University Raleigh, NC 27695
Elon University's Leon & Lorraine Watson NC Scholarship	General	$5,000, renewable annually for a total of $20,000 and a one-time grant of up to $3,000 to fund a study/travel experience.	Applicants must demonstrate a high financial need (with preference to Pell eligible students) and have a strong record of academic achievement.	February 1, 2006	Susan C. Klopman, Dean of Admissions and Financial Planning at 800.334.8448
Johnson & Wales University National Student Organization Scholarship	Must attend Johnson & Wales	$500 up to full tuition	Must attend Johnson & Wales, must be a member of DECA, FBLA, TSA, FCCLA,BPA,JA, SkillsUSA-VICA, must have an advisor recommendation	February 1	National Student Organizations - 1-800-342-5598, ext. 2345 More Information
Junior Achievement Scholarship Program	General	$5,000.00 per year or $20,000.00	Must have completed or be enrolled in JA Company Program or JA Economics, minimum GPA of 3.0, 500 word essay		Junior Achievement Inc., Joe Francomano Scholarship, One Education Way, Colorado Springs, CO 80906
King Scholarship - N C Association of Educators	General	Varies	High GPA, two letters of recommendation and acceptance to a college/university	February 1, 2006	NCAE representative
Maryville College	General-Must attend Maryville College. 15 scholarships and 4 grants available	Variable from $300 to $16,500 renewable.	Variable	Feb 1 or Feb 15 for scholarships. Grants vary.	Visit online or call (800) 59-SCOTS or (865) 981-8100. More Information
NC State University College of Humanities and Social Sciences (CHASS)	Humanities and Social Sciences	$1,250	Strong college-bound students who are interested in pursuing degrees in humanities and social sciences.	February 1	NC State College of Humanities and Social Sciences, 919/515-3638
NC State University Pulp and Paper Scholarship	Paper Science and Engineering	Renewable $2,500 - $2,000 per year	Academic-based with emphasis on SAT scores, GPA, and class rank.	February 1	NC State Admissions (919) 515-2011 or www.ncstate.edu More Information
NC WESLEYAN TRUSTEE SCHOLARSHIP	General	Full Tuition (including the North Carolina Legislative Tuitiion Grant/NCLTG	Top 10% of senior class or 3.75 GPA, 1150 on SAT or 25 on ACT (SAT requirements are Math and Verbal only).	February 1	Gary L. Sherman, 1.800.488.6292 More Information
Presbyterian College Belk Scholarship	General, must attend Presbyterian College	$46,800 ($11,700 per year)	A minimum SAT V & M combined score of 1200 (or ACT composite score of 27), and a RECALCULATED 3.5 GPA or higher	February 1 (Application for admission must be completed to be considered for scholarship)	Office of Admissions, Presbyterian College, Clinton, SC, 29325 or call 1-800-960-7583. More Information
Randolph-Macon College Presidential Scholars Program	Must attend Randolph-Macon College	Range from $7,500 to $20,000 (renewable for four years)	The nominated student must submit a completed application for admission to the college by the recommended date of February 1. The admissions application and other information will be sent to the student upon receipt of his or her nomination. The primary criterion for selection as a Presidential Scholar is academic achievement.	February 1, 2006	Office of Admissions at 800.888.1762 or e-mail admissions@rmc.edu More Information
Savannah College of Art and Design SCAD Scoholars	Art and Design	$30,000.00 SCAD Scholarship ($7,500 per year)	GPA of 3.5, SAT/ACT of 1250/27 or better, leadership, extra-curricular activities, extraordinary talent in the visual or performing arts, or design (portfolio required) or strong interest in art history, architectural history or historic preservation (research paper required).	February 1, 2006	Savannah College of Art and Design at 800.869.7223 or email admission@scad.edu. More Information
SVA Silas H. Rhodes Scholarships	Merit Based	$8,500	Applicants with a minimum 3.0 GPA seeking admission to a full-time undergraduate program for the fall semester are eligible. SVA scholarship decisions are based on a review of applicants' portfolios and academic records. THE SILAS H. RHODES SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION CAN BE FOUND WITH THE APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION.	February 1, 2006	212.592.2030 or email: admissions@sva.edu More Information
University of Tennessee Alumni Achievement Scholarship	General	$1,500 per year. Awards given by local UT Alumni chapters. Available at all UT Campuses.	Minimum 3.0 GPA and 24 ACT (financial need may be considered). Must be admitted to a UT campus by February 1. University application serves as scholarship application.	Call University for Deadline	Director of Alumni Programs, University of Tennesee, 600 Andy Holt Tower, Knoxville, TN 37996-0160 (423) 974-3011
University of Tennessee Alumni Andrew D. Holt Scholarship	General	$16,000 ($4,000 per year) 2 available at UT Chattanooga, 8 at UT Knoxville, 1 at UT Martin, 2 at UT Memphis	Academic merit and leadership. Must be admitted to a UT campus by February 1. University application serves as scholarship application.	February 1	Director of Alumni Programs, University of Tennesee, 600 Andy Holt Tower, Knoxville, TN 37996-0160 (423) 974-3011
University of Tennessee Alumni Chapter	Unknown	$3,000	Must be admitted to the University of Tennessee by February 1.	February 1	Call the university (423) 974-3011
Vilas Scholarship	Liberal Arts	$20,000 per year	3.0 GPA; 300 word essay	February 1, 2006	More Information
Wells College Henry Wells Scholars Program	General; must attend Wells College	$3,000 stipend	Women who have 90% cumulative GPA, ACT 28 / SAT 1150 or higher,	February 1,2006 Deadline for nominations ( unlimited number)	Susan Raith Sloan, Director of Admissions; Wells College, Aurora, NY 13026; phone; 315-364-3264; web: www.wells.edu More Information
Alpha Delta Kappa Past State Presidents Scholarship	Education	$2000	At Least a Junior in COLLEGE / Graduate Students also eligible, majoring in field of education, attending a NC college or university, full time student carrying at least 12 hours, good character, financial need, not the primary concern.	February 2 ,2008	School Career Center
Alpha Delta Kappa, Clare Johnson Marley-Mary Earle Berger Fine Arts Scholarship	Fine Arts	$2,000 (Non-renewable)	Application submitted to college of choice, Top 20% of class, Minimum SAT of 1344 (includes reading, math, and writing)or ACT of 20, good character, extra-curricular activities, financial aid not the primary consideration, proof of abilities/talents in the area of fine arts by the submission of a CD/DVD or portfolio of work which demonstrates abilities/talents.	February 2, 2009	Contact your Student Services Career Center for application.
Alpha Delta Kappa-Eunice Riggins Scholarship	Female-General	$2000 (non-renewable)	Application submitted to college of choice, top 10% of class, Minimum SAT of 1344(includes all three parts) or ACT of 20, good character, extra-curricular ativities. Must be a graduating senior from Wake County, financial aid not the primary consideration.	February 2, 2009	Contact your Student Services Career Center for application.
Alpha Delta Kappa-Linda Rankin Scholarship	General	$1,000 (non-renewable)	Application submitted to college of choice, Top 10% of class, good character, Minimum SAT of 1488 (includes all three parts), ACT of 22, extra-curricular activities, financial need not the primary consideration.	February 2, 2009	Contact your Student Services Career Center for application.
Alpha Delta Kappa-Mary Rose Mills Scholarship	General	$1,000 (Non-renewable)	Application to college of choice, Top 10% of class, Minimum SAT of 1488, ACT of 22, good character, extra-curricular activities, financial aid not the primary consideration.	February 2, 2009	Contact your Student Services Career Center for application.
Alpha Delta Kappa-Student Achievment Scholarship	General	$2000 (Non-renewable)	Application submitted to either a two-year or four-year college of choice, GPA between 2.5 - 3.5, SAT of 1344-1560 (all three parts included) or ACT of 20-24, good character and unquestionable integrity, extra-curricular activities, financial aid not the primary consideration.	February 2, 2009	Contact your Student Services Career Center for application.
Elon University NC Junior Elon Scholars	FOR JUNIORS ONLY!! Must attend Elon University	Must have Superior Academic Achievement, Opportunity for a Presidential Scholarship valued at $14,000 - $18,000 over four years upon your acceptance to Elon and invitation to compete for the prestigious Fellows academic and scholarship programs.	School nominated scholarship. Must enroll at Elon for freshman year. "A" average and a combined critical reading, math, and writing SAT score of 1870 or higher. Students must take the SAT/ACT with writing on or before January 24 to be considered. Achievement in one or more of the following areas: an academic area of interest, leadership, community service, international or intercultrual experiences, the arts, athletics, or entrepreneurial endeavors.	Check with your Career Center for school specific deadlines in early February.	Admissions Office Elon, NC 27244 (800) 334-8448
Jagannathan Scholarship	General	$3,500	Each high school may nominate one student. Recipients are chosen on the basis of outstanding academic achievement, financial need, diverse extracurricular activities, and evidence of strong leadership roles. Special consideration is given to applicants whose parents are employees of TIEPET, Inc., Universal Fibers, and related companies. Attending public four year NC campus full time. Must complete PROFILE	Check with your Career Center for school specific dates. Deadline is early February.	Available online in early January More Information
NC State University College of Education Scholarships (College of Education)	Education	Varies	Varies	February 2, 2009	A copy of the scholarships for the College of Education is in the Career Center in Student Services. To download a copy of the application, visit http://ced.ncsu.edu/student_services/scholarship_info.php. You may also call 515-3325. More Information
Hispanic Heritage Youth Award	Award Categories include Academic Excellence, Arts & Culture, Community Service, Eduation, Engineering & Mathematic, Healthcare, Journalism and Leadership. Visit the website for the most recent categories as they may change without notice.	Up to $8,000.00, includes a new laptop computer, trips to Washington, DC and Miami, FL, featured on the Hispanic Heritage Foundation website and meet respected leaders and celebrities	Open to Hispanic high school seniors. If selected, must willing to travel to one of the following locations to recieve the award: Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Philadelphia/New Jersey, Phoenix, San Antonio, San Diego, Northern California & Greater Washington, DC.	February 3, 2006	For additional information and updates, visit www.HispanicHeritage.org More Information
NC State University Mary McLeod Bethune Scholarship College of Education and Psychology	Teacher education and psychology	$1300 to $1500	Leadership and special achievement through hogh school & community service	February 6	NC State University 919-515-3325
USTA Tennis & Education Foundation	General	Several different scholarships available: The Marian Wood Baird College Scholarship, The Dwight F Davis Memorial Scholarship, The Dwight Mosley Scholarship Award, The USTA Tennis & Education Foundation College Education Scholarship, The Mass Mutual Scholarship Award, The Eve Kraft Education & College Scholarship, The USTA Tennis & Education Foundation College Textbook Scholarship	Must demonstrate financial need, student must have participated in USTA & other youth tennis programs.	Feb 3, 2006	Applications must be mailed directly to USTA Section offices. (Find address on usta website, www.usta.com) More Information
L'Oréal /Family Circle Cup Personal Best Scholarship	General	$2,500.00 One award in NC	Female, good academic standing (GPA 2.0 or above), extracurricular activities, volunteer committments, and role modeling.	February 4, 2006	843-856-7900
Young Epidemiology Scholars Competition	Sponsored by The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the College Board	Varies	There are three steps to the YES application process: 1)Create a collegeboard.com user name and password 2) Complete the online YES Student Registration Form and 3) Upload your research project report.	February 2, 2009	www.collegeboard.com/yes for information on how to apply on-line. More Information
Elon University (The Honorable Thad Eure NC Achievement Scholarship)		$12,000 per year plus a $4,000 Elon Experiences grant (renewable)	Complete application for admission to Elon, "For the smart student with a good heart." Demonstrate significant financial need (with preference to Pell-elibible students, have a strong record of academic achievement and leadership through school, church or community organizations. Requires an interview. Recipients will be notified in early April. Application may be downloaded at www.elon.edu/justnc	February 5, 2008	Susan C. Klopman, Vice President of Admissions and Financial Planning, 800.334.8448 More Information
Elon College Leon & Lorraine Watson NC Scholarship	General	$10,000 renewable for and a one time grant of up to $4,000 to fund study abroad experience	Application sent to Elon, strong record of academic achievement. Financial need, NC resident for at least one year.	February 8, 2008	Elon College Admissions at 800/334-8448 More Information
Raleigh St Patrick's Day Parade Committee	G	$500.00 or $250.00	Female of Irish descent residing in NC	February 8	Meg Lavoie 919-851-3361 More Information
Art Institute of Atlanta	Design, Media Arts, Culinary Arts	$2,000.00 - $25,000.00	Minimum GPA 2.0,recommendation, resume etc.	Feb. 9, for Culinary Arts March 30, for Design and Media Arts
KFC Colonel's Scholars Program	General	Up to $5,000 per year	High school senior, United States citizen, maintinaing a high school cumulative GPA of 2.75 or higher, planning to attend a public, in-state college or university, pursuing a bachelor's degree. Students complete an online application at www.kfcscholars.org. The online application will be available from January 1 through February 15, 2008.	December 1,2008 through February 10,2009	KFC Colonel's Scholars Program, 1900 Colonel Sanders Lane, Louisville, KY 40213-1970. Phone: 502-874-2075 More Information
Law of Life Essay Contest	General	Varies Cash and bonds	Essay based on a particular law. Such as determination or perseverance	February	Helms Center at (704) 233-1776 www.jessehelmscenter.org More Information
DECA Scholarship Opportunities	General	Varies	DECA member, other requirements vary. See your school Career Center representative to view the scholarship booklet.	February 13	DECA Inc., 1908 Association Drive, Reston, VA 20191-1594. Telephone: (703) 860-5000
NCSEAA Jagannathan Scholarship	Must attend a constituent institution of the University of North Carolina.	Maximum award $3,500- may be adjusted according to applicant's financial need.	Must plan to enroll in one of the constituent instutions of the University of North Carolina. Outstanding achievement and financial need, strong leadership, diverse extracurricular activities. Special consideration is given to the children of employees of Tolaram Polymers, Cookson Fibers, and related companies. One student from each high school may be nominated.	Register for the PROFILE by January, file the PROFILE with CSS by February 7 and mail the application by February 14, 2006(postmark date). Interested students must submit their completed application to Leon A. Hines by Tuesday, February 7, 2006.	Bill Carswell at 1.919.248.4650 or e-mail to carswellb@ncseaa.edu More Information
PFLAG (Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians & Gays) National Scholarships Program: Palmer B. Carson-PFLAG Scholarships and The Dow Chemical Company-PFLAG Scholarships	General	14 $1,000 scholarships 9 $2,500	The Carson-PFLAG scholarship are for self-identified LGBT students only and are not discipline specific, whereas The Dow Chemical Company-PFLAG scholarships are open to both LGBT students and their allies, i.e. students who do not identify as LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender) but who can demonstrate support for, or involvement with, the LGBT community, and who are pursuing a career in the Sciences or Engineering.	February 14, 2006	http://www.pflag.org More Information
American Chemical Society	Chemistry	Up to $2,500 for Freshmen Up to $3,000 for Sophmores, Juniors and Seniors	Academically accomplished minority students seeking career in chemistry.	February 15	Application online - www.acs.org/scholars or telephone 1-800-227-5558 ext. 6250 More Information
AXA Achievement Community Scholarship	General	twelve $2,000 college scholarships	Must demonstrate ambition and drive, determination to set and reach goals, respect for self, family and community, ability to succeed in college. Applications are available to download at www.axa-achievement.com or in your career center.	February 15, 2008	More Information
Best Buy Scholarships	General	1,000 students will be selected to receive awards of $1,500 each.	Community Service and solid academic performance. Apply online at www.bestbuy.com/scholarships or www.at15.com by February 15, 2009.	February 15, 2009	www.BestBuy.com/scholarships More Information
Burger King Scholars Program Award	General	$1,000	Cumulative GPA between 2.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale, work part-time (at least 15 hrs. per week-40 weeks per year), active in community service and/or co-curricular activities, demonstrates financial need. Plan to enroll in an accredited two/or four-year college, university, or vocational/technical school by Fall of the application year.	Applications are available online October 15, 2007-February 15, 2008. Last day to submit applications is by postmark deadline, Feb. 15, 2008.	J. R. Simon at 615.320.3149 or jrsimon@spaprog.com; Barby Dorado at 305.378.3186 or bdorado@whopper.com More Information
Cargill Community Scholarship	General	$1,000 non-renewable	Must be a U. S. citizen and live in a community where Cargill has a presence; be a high school senior who will be graduating from a U. S. high school; have a minimum cumulative non-weighted GPA of 3.0 based on a 4.0 scale; plan to enroll in a full-time undergraduate course of study at an accredited two-or four-year college, university, or vocational-technical school in the U. S.	February 15, 2008	cargill@ffa.org or 888-476-9332 More Information
Colorado State University Provost Scholarship	General	$5,000 renewable,totalling $20,000 for four years	Nonresident who has demonstrated outstanding academic achievement in high school, 3.5 gpa or 1240 SAT /28 ACT	February 15, 2006	Patricia Rapacz at patricia.rapacz@colostate.edu or (970) 491-7023. More Information
DAR National Society	General	Various	Various	February 15	School Career Center
Global Citizen Award	General	$1,000 scholarship and a 10-day, expenses paid educational tour of Europe. Honorable mentions will also be rewarded.	Must be nominated by his or her school, a college-bound high school senior, and a permanent resident of the U.S. Nominees will be asked to submit an essay on: "How have your experiences and action in your own community demonstrated an ability to live as a Global Citizen?"	February 15 (postmarked)	Get an application online at http://www.eftours.com/globalcitizen or call 1-617-619-1591 More Information
Green Mountain College Make A Difference Scholarship	Nomination, must attend Green Mountain College	Full tuition, room, and board for four years	Applicants must present a portfolio that illustrates how they have made an exceptional difference in their communities, in the life of an individual, or for some other reason. The portfolio must include an essay and at least three letters of recommendation.	Received by February 15	www.greenmtn.edu or (800)776-6675 More Information
Imagine Your Future in Agriculture Scholarship Program	Agriculture	100-$1500 awards	Senior, come from a farm family.	February 15, 2006	www.Monsanto.com or www.NAFB.com More Information
Monsanto - Commitment to Agriculture Scholarship Program	Agricultural Study	$1,500	Applicant must plan on pursuing a career in any field related to agriculture; have family actively engaged in production agriculture; an average to above average academic record; minimum composite ACT score of 18 or a combined verbal and math SAT score of at least 850; and plan to enroll in an accredited two- or four-year college, university or vocational-technical school in the fall of the next academic year.	Applications are available online after December 1, 2007. All applications must be submitted online no later than February 15, 2008 and an application signature form must be submitted by US Mail postmarked no later than February 15, 2008.	www.monsanto.com or www.ffa.org More Information
National Co-op Scholarship	Science, Math, Engineering Technology	Various	3.5 GPA; one page essay; encourages minority & females interested in science, math, & engineering technology	February 15, 2006	More Information
National Co-Op Scholarship Program	General	$6,000 (renewable)	Plan to participate in college cooperative education, attend one of the participating universities GPA of 3.5 or better. Complete application including essay by deadline.	February 15, 2009	www.co-op.edu More Information
NC State University Outstanding Person	General	$1,000 to college of your choice	Personal characteristics, initiative, achievement in face of disabilities and obstacles.	February 15	NC State
NCSEAA - Nurse Scholars Program	Nurse Program	Scholarship loan programs - Baccalaureate Degree and Associate Degree ($2,000 TO $5,000 per year for full-time enrollment)	Students obtaining funds through these programs must agree to repay the loan by working in North Carolina one year for each year of funding they receive.	February 15	919.549.8614, X313 or 800.700.1775, X313 More Information
Optimist International Essay Contest	Essay	$2,250 - $6,000	Under age 19,400-500 word essay, "Today's Choices Shape My Future" Go to the website for complete instructions and application http://www.raleigh-optimist.org/youth.htm	February 15, 2008	Joe Donaldson Optimist Club of Raleigh P.O.Box 26155 Raleigh, NC 27611 More Information
Optimist International Foundation Sponsored by Optimist Club of Raleigh	General	$6,000 $3,750 $2,250 $650	Essay Contest. "I Want To Make a Difference because..."	Essay must be received by Feb 15	Applications available from your school's student services department. Joe Donaldson, Optimist Club of Raleigh, PO Box 26155, Raleigh, 27611
St. Andrews Presbyterian College	Academic Scholarships	$14,500+ for 4 years	GPA of 3.25 or higher in college-prep courses and at least 1050 on the SAT or 23 on the ACT	Must apply for admission before February.	Contact St Andrews Admissions Office at (800)763-0198 or online at www.sapc.edu More Information
St. Lawrence University Merit Scholarship	Must attend St. Lawrence University	Range from $7,500 to $15,000 annually	Awarded to students based on academic excellence, leadership and character. All applicants to St. Lawrence are considered on the basis of their application for admission.	February 15	(800) 355-0863, fax (315) 229-7418, Web site www.stlawu.edu More Information
University of North Carolina at Pembroke Alumni Scholarship	General, must attend UNC Pembroke	Amounts vary	Awarded to sons and daughters of UNCP alumni, 3.5 or better GPA, and competitive SAT score.	February 15	Office of Financial Aid, The University of NC at Pembroke, P. O. Box 151, Pembroke, NC 28372 Phone: 910/521-6255, Fax: 910/521-6497 Email: blackmon@farmer.uncp.edu More Information
University of North Carolina at Pembroke Endowed Scholarships	Endowed Merit or need based	Unspecified	Requirements vary	February 15	Office of Financial Aid, The University of NC at Pembroke, P. O. Box 151, Pembroke, NC 28372 Phone: 910/521-6255, Fax: 910/521-6497 Email: blackmon@farmer.uncp.edu More Information
University of North Carolina at Pembroke Valedictorian Scholarship	General,must attend UNC Pembroke	$1,500	Must graduate as Valedictorian	February 15	Office of Financial Aid, The University of NC at Pembroke, P. O. Box 151, Pembroke, NC 28372 Phone: 910/521-6255, Fax: 910/521-6497 Email: blackmon@farmer.uncp.edu More Information
Western Carolina University	General	Varies	SAT of 1150 or higher and GPA of 3.5 or higher.	February 15	WCU Admission Office (828) 227-7211 or www.wcu.edu More Information
RMHC / Asia Scholarship Program	General	$1,000	Currently enrolled high school seniors who have at least one parent of Asian-Pacific heritage and who are eligible to attend a two or four year college, university or vocational/technical school with a complete course of study. Must be legal US residents, be less than 21 years of age and reside within the geographic boundaries of a participating chapter that offers a scholarship under the Asian-Pacific Scholarship program. Applicants may apply for only 1 TMHC scholarship program. Refer to RMHC.org to confirm which scholarship programs are offered in your county. Must include with application an official high school transcript, personal statement, letter of recommendation, current (2007 or 2008) copy of the IRS form 1040 filed by student's parent(s) used to document total income.	February 16, 2009	RMHC U.S. Scholarship Program, International Scholarship and Tuition Services, Inc., P. O. Box 22376, Nashville, TN 37202. More Information
RMHC Scholarship Program - Ronald McDonald House Charties (RMHC)	GENERAL	$1000	Currently enrolled high school seniors who are eligible to attend a two or four year college, university or vocational/technical school with a complete course of study may apply for ony 1 RMHC scholarship program. Please refer to RMHC.org to conifrm which scholarship programs are offered in your county. Applicants must be legal US residents, be less than 21 years of age and reside within the geographic boundaries of a participating chapter that offers scholarships. Submit application with an official high school transcript, personal statement, letter of recommendation, and Form 1040 filed by student's parent(s).	February 16, 2009	RMHC U.S. Scholarship Program, International Scholarship and Tuition Services, Inc., P. O. Box 22376, Nashville, TN 37202. More Information
RMHC/African American Future Achievers Scholarship Program		Minimum of $1,000	High school seniors who have at least one parent of African American or Black Caribbean heritage and are eligible to attend a two- or four-year college with a full course of study may apply. Must be U.S. citizen, less than 21 years of age and eside withing the geographic boundaries of a participating chapter that offers a scholarship under the Future Achievers Scholarship Program. Application must be accompanied by an official high school transcript, personal statement, letter of recommendation, and a current (2007 or 2008) copy of the IRS Form 1040 filed by student's parent(s).	February 16, 2009	RMHC/Future Achievers Scholarship Program, Scholarship Program Administrators, P.O. Box 22376, Nashville, TN 37202 More Information
RMHC/HACER Scholarship Program-Ronald McDonald House Charities	General	Minimum of $1,000	High school seniors who have at least one parent of Hispanic heritage and are eligible to attend a two- or four-year college with a full course of study may apply. Must be a U.S. resident, less than 21 years of age and reside withing the geographic boundaries of a participating chapter that offers a scholarship under the HACER program. Application must be accompanied by an official high school transcript, personal statement, letter of recommendation, and a copy of the IRS Form 1040 filed by student's parent(s).	February 16, 2009	RMHC/HACER Scholarship Program, Scholarship Program Administrators, P.O. Box 22376, Nashville, TN 37202. www.rmhc.org or call 630-623-7048 More Information
AXA Achievement Community Scholarship	General - local scholarship	$2,000	Must demonstrate ambition and drive, determination to set and reach goals, respect for self, family and community.	February 17, 2006	AXA Advisors,LLC, 1290 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10104 1.800.537.4180 More Information
NC A & T State University - College of Engineering and the Division of Research and Economic Develepmont Essay Competition	Enginieering	First Place: $500 (school receives additional $250), Second Place: $250 (school receives additional $125), Third Place: $100 (school receives an additional $50).	Must be a citizen of the US, must be a registered high school or community college student for the spring semester 2008. Write an essay of 1,400 words or less, on the following topic: How can engineering colleges partner with high schools to give students a better understanding of engineering and engineering research?	February 15, 2008	ber2020@ncat.edu. You will find more information in your school career center.
East Carolina University - Maynard Scholarship Program	Education/Teaching	$20,000	Attend East Carolina University, reside in specific counties in Eastern North Carolina and apply for North Carolina Teaching Fellows Scholarship, applications area available at www.coe.ecu.edu/maynardscholars	February 18, 2007	Maynard Scholarship Program Office, 252.328.4126 or email MaynardScholarship@ecu.edu
Hispanic Scholarship Fund	General	Awards range from $1,000 to $10,000	Student must be a graduating high school senior, have plans to enroll FULL-TIME in a degree-seeking program at a US acredited institution in the US, Puerto Rico, US Virgin Islands, or Guam in the upcoming academic year.	Students may apply online at www.hsf.net from September 1, 2008-February 18, 2009.	Please call with questions to 1-877-473-4636. To learn more, visit www.hsf.net. More Information
Miss Cheerleader of America Scholarship	General	Unspecified	Must be a FEMALE, Must be nominated by a counselor,Must have high school cheer experience, must participate in a prom-type competition, must participate in a short interview	February 18, 2006	Lucy Wiesend at 1-734-946-1200 or www.misscheerleaderofamerica.com More Information
AABE Scholarship - North Carolina Chapter	General	Awards range from $1,000 to $3,000	3.0 GPA, be a graduating high school senior who plans to enrollin the fall semester in an accredited college or university and major in engineering, environment studies, mathematics or physical sciences (astronomy, chemistry, geology, mineralogy, meteorology, physics),demonstrate financial need, and be one of the underrepresented minorities in science and technology.	Please check with Student Services for school-specific deadline. AABE NC Chapter must receive by 2/19/07. February 19.	North Carolina Chapter of AABE More Information
SportsToSchool.com	Athletics	$1,000	Enrolled in high school as a FRESHMAN, SOPHOMORE, JUNIOR or SENIOR, during the 2004-2005 school year. Must participate in athletics and wish to pursue their sport(s) in college. Athletes who participate in a sport outside of their high school are also eligible for the scholarship.	February 20	To apply complete the online application form found at: http://www.sportstoschool.com/scholarship.html More Information
Bollinger, Stephen J. Memorial Scholarship-Public Housing Asociation	Must reside at Public Housing member agency.	$7000	Must be a resident of public housing, at least a "B" average.	February 21	call 919-269-6404
James Stephens III Scholarship Foundation	General	$1,000 to $4,000	You may choose one of the following topics and write a 500-word essay. ("Why I Need This Scholarship" or "The Most Important Issue Facing High School Students Today")	February 22, 2006	919.466.9092
Legal Support Staff of Wake County (LSSWC)	General	$1,000.00 and $1,500.00	Financial need and a 'B' average	Feb. 22	Kathy Judd, LSSWC Scholarship Chairperson, at 838-4148
East Carolina University-Walter & Marie Williams Leadership Awards Program	General-Must attend ECU	$1000-Non-renewable	Must have a minimum GPA of 3.0 or 1000 SAT scoreOR ACT equivalent, demonstrated leadership potential & ability, citizenship, and service throughout their high school career & who positively represents their school. Student MUST BE NOMINATED! You may self-nominate by obtaining an application from the College Infomration Room in Student Services. Return form by January 31 to Leon A. Hines	High school nomination is required and due to sponsor by February 23.	School Career Center More Information
Educational Communications Scholarship Foundation-Lily S. Rose	General	A minimum of 127 scholarships-varied amounts-$1000 to $6000	GPA, Aptitude Test Scores, extracurricular activities, and financial need	May 15	512-440-2300 or e-mail at school@ecsf.org.
North Carolina State University - College of Education	Education	Attendance to LIFT (Leadership Institute for Future Teachers) June 8-13.. Housed on campus, all expenses paid excluding transportation to program.	African American Student who exhibits willingness to consider teaching as a career.	February 24	College of Education, Anona P. Smith, Box 7801, NCSU, Raleigh, NC 27695-7801
Erskine Fellows	General-Must attend Erskine College	$1,000 with possibility of up to $12,000 per year	JUNOIRS ONLY- in the top 10% of their class who are taking college preparatory courses. Must have demonstrated unusual qualities of leadership as indicated by their participation in extracurricular and community activities. Must have a minimum of 1100 as a combined score on the PSAT or SAT.	February 25	Gail Gambrell at 1-800-241-8721
NC Nurse Scholars Program	Nursing	Varies	Must be a Nursing degree seeking student,Unweighted GPA of 3.0 and demonstration of leadership.	February 25, 2006	College Foundation of NC at 919-549-8614 or 800.700.1775 or visit www.CFNC.org for application More Information
Guardian Life Insurance Company of America - Girls Going Places College Scholarship Program	General - Girls	1-$10,000 1-$5,000 1-$3,000 12-$1,000	Demonstrate exceptional entrepeneurship. Essay nomination submitted for female student.	February 27	www.glic.com/wc/ggp.html More Information
Junior Achievement Office Depot Scholarship	General	6-$10,000	Must have participated in a JA program at the high school level. Demonstrate financial need, scholastic achievment, and essay.	February 27	www.ja.org or Steve Carruth at jascholarships@hotmail.com More Information
Calgon TMA Scholarship	General	Unspecified	Female 18+ yrs.; US Resident; 3.0 GPA	February 28, 2006	More Information
ECU Educators Hall of Fame Centennial Scholarship	Education	$2,500 ($1,250 for each of two semesters)Renewable for 8 semesters	Must be accepted to ECU, 3.5 GPA unweighted, demonstrated commitment to the study of and a career in education	February 28, 2007	Mrs. Banning, 252.328.6397
Inverness "is all ears" Contest	Essay	$5,000 Grand Prize Winner $3,000 Frist Prize Winner $1,000 Second Prize Winner	Inverness wants to hear your answer to the following question: If you had the ear of any special person, famous or not, what would you tell them and why? Your response must be 150 words or fewer.	February 28	Contact Melissa Roth at mroth@lanecoadypr.com or visit www.invernesscorp.com/contest. More Information
Kiwanis Club of Cary Educational Trust	General	Over $5000 total awarded	Reside in the Cary-Apex area.	February 28
NC State USBE Association,In.Youth Scholarship	General	$1.500.00	High School Senior, member of NCS USBCA and in a certified USBC NC league, unimpaired amateur standing in bowling	February 28	Send completed application,letter of recommendation and transcript to: Tom McBride Association Manager, NCS USBCA, Inc. 2701 Hampton Meadows Lane, Cramerton, NC 28032-1450 More Information
NC Vietnam Veterans Scholarship	General	$500	Child or step-child of a Vietnam Veteran.	February 28	www.ncneighbors.com/96 More Information
NCRA HEF Scholarship	Must pursue a course of study in culinary arts, hospitality management or tourism	$750 renewable for recipients in a two-year degree program, $1,500 renewable for recipients in a four-year degree program	Must be a NC resident	February 28, 2006	Corry Fraser at (800)528-8750 More Information
North Carolina Restaurant Association	General	Unspecified	Must pursue a career in culinary arts or hospitality management.	February 28, 2006	The NC Restaurant Association 800-582-8750 More Information
North Carolina State USBC Association, Inc. Youth Scholarship (Bowling)	General	$1,500.00	Must be a member of the NCS USBC and bowling in a certified USBS NC youth league,senior student in a North Carolina high school prior to the age of 22 (as of February 28), files a completed application with the Association Manager of the NCS USBCA, Application must be postmarked no later than February 28, applicant must have an unimpaired amateur standing in bowling, must have a grade point average at the school with expectations of admission s to a recognized institution.	February 28	Tom McBride, Association Manager, NCS USBCA, Inc., 2701 Hampton Meadows Lane, Cramerton, NC 28032-1450. Phone: 704-824-7795 More Information
Student Insights Student-View Scholarship	General	$1000 & $5000	Complete an on-line questionnaire and write a 250 word essay	February 28, 2006	contact@studentinsights.com More Information
Triangle East 100 Black Men of America Scholarship	Essay Leadership	$1,000 to $3,000	Minimum GPA 2.5 Leadership Essay minimum of 600 words. Letter of Recommendation	Postmarked no later than February 28, 2008.	School Counseling Office
George A. Kahdy Scholarship Endowment	General	$4000	Graduating Enloe Senior, Student must demonstrate: good scholarship, service to community, outstanding character and integrity, financial need, NC residency	February 29, 2008	Student Services, Enloe High School, Ryan Haymore, 856-7874 More Information
Greensboro College Presidential Scholar	Unknown	Full tuition, room and board, 4 year merit based. Value is $60,000	3.5 GPA, SAT.	February	Greensboro College 815 West Market St. Greensboro, NC 27401
Alpha Delta Kappa Grant	Educational Project	$2000 project grant	Member of NC Alpha Delta Kappa. Plans for the completion of an educational project.	March 1, 2006	Jo S. Parris, 106 Dogwood Dr., Weaverville, NC 28787
Army Emergency Relief Scholarship Fund for Dependent Children of Army Soldiers	General	$900-$1900 per year	Dependent children of Army soldiers on active duty, retired or deceased while on active duty or after retirement and children of Gray Area Retirees. Students must be unmarried and under the age of 22. Minimum GPA 2.0. Financial need.	March 1, 2006	www.aerhq.org More Information
Art Institutes National Art Honor Society Scholarships	Must attend one of The Art Institutes	Range from $2,500 to $25,000	A high school senior graduating in the 2005-2006 academic year and a member of the National Art Honor Society. Winners must apply for admission at an Art Institutes location and be accepted to validate the scholarship.	March 1, 2006	The Art Institutes - Pittsburgh, PA at 1.800.275.2440 or www.artinstitutes.edu More Information
Blitman Scholarship	Engineering	$5000	unspecified	March 1, 2006	Mary Maul at mmaul@nspe.org or www.nspe.org/scholarships/sc-home.asp. More Information
Fuller Blunt Memorial Scholarship -Concert Singers of Cary	Music Major	$1000	Financial need, Musical accomplishments, desire to be a music major,academic achievement,recommendation from a music professional,essay, audition CD	March 1,2007	SCHOOL MUSIC DEPARTMENT or Myra Michot at 919-303-9100 or concerts@aol.com More Information
Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation, INC.	General	$500 - $10,000	Must be a son or daughter of a Marine on active duty or in the Reserve, the son or daughter of a former Marine or Marine Reservist who has received an Honorable Discharge, Medical Discharge or who was killed while in the service or the son or daughter of an active duty, reserve or former US Navy Corpsman who is serving or has served with the US Marine Corps. Must be a senior in high school, a high school graduate and currently enrolled in a post high school accredited vocational/technical school AND your 2006 family income is $65,000 or less (the limit increases if siblings also apply).	March 1, 2007	Download the application at www.mcsf.org Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation, Inc., P. O. Box 3008, Princeton, NJ 08543-3008, Telephone: 800.292.7777 More Information
National Press Club Scholarship for Minorities in Journalism	Minority	$20,000	GPA of 2.75 or better; work samples demonstrating an ongoing interest in journalism through work on a high school newspaper or other media; and an one-page essay on why you are interested in becoming a journalist.	March 1, 2006	The National Press Club at 202.662.7599
NC Division of Veterans Affairs	Children of disabled, deceased, combat, or POW/MIA war veterans.	Varied	Scholarships for children of certain deceased, disabled or POW/MIA veterans. For full definition of an eligible veteran and eligible child, common to all eligibility classes, as well as other details, refer to the full text of the law (G.S. 165, Art.4)	March 1, 2008	Douggy Johnson 919-856-6161
NC State University Chancellor's Leadership Scholarship	General	$5,000 per year, with the possibility of being renewed.	Merit and need based scholarship. Must be a student leader,exhibit community service,academic achievement throughout high school career. Candidate must complete both the scholarship application (preferred method of delivery for the application is online at www.ncsu.edu/cls) and the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)to be be considered. Paper applications are available in the College Information Center.	March 1	Krista M. Ringler Domnick, NCSU Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid, 919.515.2421. More Information
North Carolina PTA	General	$1000	Must be PTA/PTSA member before Jan. 1, 2006, essay, two letters of recommendation from academic faculty members and a copy of your membership card. Entries must be postmarked by March 1, 2006.	March 1, 2006	email office@ncpta.org or State PTA-1-800-255-0417 More Information
Presbyterian College Junior Fellow Program	General	$2000 over 4 years	High School Junior interested in attending PC. GPA B+ or better, at least 1050 on PSAT/SAT or 23 on ACT. Must be nominated by your high school.	March 1,2006	Richard Dana Paul, Vice President for Enrollment and Dean of Admissions, Presbyterian College, 503 South Broad St., Clinton, SC 29325. www.presby.edu More Information
University of North Carolina at Pembroke Incentive Scholarship	General, must attend UNC Pembroke	Maximum award is $3,000 per year, renewable up to four years	Available to first time freshman who rank in the top 25% of class, 3.5 GPA or better, competitive SAT score	March 1, 2006	Office of Financial Aid, The University of NC at Pembroke, P. O. Box 151, Pembroke, NC 28372 Phone: 910/521-6255, Fax: 910/521-6497 Email: blackmon@farmer.uncp.edu More Information
West Raleigh Exchange Club A.C.E. Award	General	$1000	High school nomination of a senior who has made a dramatic change in his/her attitude and performance sometime during high school. A narrative description of the adversity and accomplishments.	3/1/06	Bob Gates, Director, West Raleigh Exchange Club, gate7013@bellsouth.net
Wofford College Scholars Program	FOR JUNIORS ONLY-General	Unspecified	Rank in top 10% of class. Score at least 1200 on PSAT or SAT or 25 on PLAN or ACT. 2006 GRADUATES WHO APPLY TO WOFFORD MUST TAKE THE NEW SAT. Must take the SAT or ACT no later than 10/2005. Participate in Wofford Scholars Day in Feb. 2006. Must be nominated.	nominations due 3/15/06.	Wofford Scholars Program, Wofford Admissions Office, at 846-597-4130 or e-mail to admissions@wofford.edu More Information
Alpha Delta Kappa-Beta Omicron Chapter-Hammond Scholarship	Education	$1,000	Must be a graduating senior from Wake County, a one to two page typed, double-spaced biographical essay that includes information about you and your family. Include school, church, and civic activities and your future plans involving education. Three letters of recommendation from teachers who have taught you in your junior or senior year and an official transcript from your high school.	Completed application, official transcript and letters of recommendation are to be postmarked by 3/2/09.	Karen Kromenacker, 104 Silvercliff Trail, Cary, NC 27513.
Delta Kappa Gamma International Scholarship - Gamma Eta Chapter, Eta State (Phebe Harlan Emmons Grant-in-Aid)	Female Students planning to major in Education.	$1,000	ONE NOMINEE from each Wake County High School. Academic achievement, character, extracurricular activities, commitment to further education, demonstrated commitment to the service of others. Transcript, application form, resume, essay "Why do I want to be an educator?", letters of recommendation (2)	Check with your school counselor for the date in March. The one nominee from each school must be received by March 13th.	Philomena Karol 3720 Evander Way Raleigh, NC 27613
American Business Women's Association (ABWA) Gold Leaf Chapter	General	$1,000 (approximate)	Must attend a NC college. 3.0 GPA, cover letter describing self and why you are worthy of the scholarship, official transcript and 2 letters of recommendation.	March 3, 2007	Melissa Rincon, 919.787.7402
Civitas Institute	General	$3,500 Civic Literacy Essay Contest	check website for more information www.nccivitas.org/essay	Pre-register on website by March 3	www.nccivitas.org/essay More Information
Home Builders Association of Raleigh-Wake County	General		Each school nominates 3 -5 students, be in need of financial aid, planning to attend a public college in NC, have shown leadership capabilities by participating in school/community activities.	March 3, 2007	919.233.2033
Scholar Athlete Milk Mustache of the Year (SAMMY)- Sponsored by the American Association of School Administrators, the National Association of Sport and Physical Education, the American School Counselor Association and the National School Public Relation	General	25 - $7,500 college scholarships	Must be a US citizen, scholar athlete, nominated by school or self-nomination, academic performance, athletic excellence, leadership, community service, and milk experience.	March 3, 2006 by application to website www.whymilk.com.	More Information
NC State University	Poultry Biotechnology	Various Scholarship Programs Available	Various	March 5, 2006	Poultry Science Scholarship Committee, Box 7608, 2711 Founders Drive, NCSU, Raleigh, NC 27695
Robert Noyce Scholarship Program	Education (K-12 mathemetics & science teacher)	Unspecified	Unspecified	March 5, 2006	www.nsf.gov/pubsys/ods/getpub.cfm?nsf04537 More Information
Hugh Morson Memorial Scholarship	General-MUST LIVE WITHIN THE RALEIGH CITY LIMITS	25-28 $1000-$2000 scholarships per academic year	Applicant must live within the city of Raleigh. Scholarships are awarded primarily on the basis of merit, however, financial need will be considered as a part of the selection criteria. APPLY ONLINE AT www.wachoviascholars.com	March 6, 2009	leahwhiddon@bellsouth.net or call(866) 608-0001
Youth Harbor Nana Fund Scholarship	General	$500	Must be 18 years of age or younger, Min. GPA of 2.5, must exemplify unselfish service to mankind, and have strived to make a positive impact on their community.	March 15, 2006	Karen J. Schultz, CEO & Founder 1-704-372-2363 or email to youthharbor@bellsouth.net More Information
NATIONAL YOUTH SCIENCE FOUNDATION	Science / Scientific Leadership	Full scholarship to exchange ideas with scientists and other professionals from the academic and corporate world. Four week experience includes lectures and hands on research projects presented by scientists from across the nation.	Must be candidate for graduation in Spring 2006, be available June 24-July 19, 2006, intend to persue profession in science, math, engineering or medicine, demonstrate superior academic proficiency in math and science, demonstrate leadership abilities and social maturity through involvement in community and school activities, demonstrate skills and achievements outside the realm of science and academic pursuits	March 10, 2006	Susan Hart 919-807-3846 shart@dpi.state.nc.us OR Eleanor Enthoven Hasse 919-807-3845 hasse@dpi.state.nc.us
Tar Heel Capital Chapter Scholarship - American Business Women's Association	General	$500 and $1,000	Three character reference letters, a high school transcript, a biographical statement, including educational background and financial need.	March 10, 2007	Phoebe Proffit, Education Chairmen, 805 Laurens Way, Knightdale, NC 27545, 919.217.8261 or pproffit@mindspring.com
Zebulon Rotary Club- East Wake Education Foundation	General	$1,000	Academics, community servie, shool leadership and activities.	March 10, 2007	Ms. Linda Johnson, 919.366.5901, email: lbjo@bellsouth.net Applications are available in the College Information Center at EWHS.
Cary Woman's Club Merit Scholarship	General	$ 1,500	Applicant must be an accredited high school senior, residing in the Cary/Apex area who plan to attend a four year college or university in the United States, US Citizen, must rank in the upper fourth of the class or have a GPA of 3.1 or higher.	March 14, 2008	Cary Woman's Club, P. O. Box 918, Cary, NC 27512-0918.
Charles Edward Cathey Masonic Scholarship	General	$1,000	Minimum GPA of 3.0,must have made application or been accepted and have plans to attend a recognized post secondary educational program, must be enrolled in an accredited North Carolina school, applicant and his or her parents shall consent to an investigation of the applicant's record by the scholarship committee, personal interview by the Scholarship Committee may be required, active in extra-curricular activities and civic activities in their local community, provide SAT/ACT scores, provide 2 personal recommendations (i.e. 1 from school and 1 from someone in the community not related to you.) All reference letters are to be submitted in sealed envelopes with signature across the seal. Awarded for scholastic achievement, extracurricular activites, community involvement and personal recommendations. Application available online.	March 14	Jimmy Stevens at jstevens015@nc.rr.com or 856-6828 More Information
Charles Edward Cathey Masonic Scholarship	G	$1,000.00 Eight scholarships available	Must be enrolled in accredited NC School, must have made application to attend post secondary program. 3.0 gpa	March 14	Contact your school's Student Services Dept.for application. Grand Lodge Scholarship Committee PO Box 6506 2921 Glenwood Ave Raleigh, NC 27628
Dollars for Scholars - Best Buy Company	General	$750	Strong academics, evidence of extracurricular activities and community involvement.	March 15, 2006	CVSAquest@aol.com More Information
GlaxoSmithKline Scholarship	General	Up to $5000 renewable for 4 years	(1) Any person who is a legal resident of the USA and who maintains a permanent residence in Wake,Durham,Orange or Chatham counties for at least 6 months (2) Can demonstrate the potential to succeed despite adversity as well as an exceptional desire to improve himself/herself through further education or training.	March 15, 2008	www.trianglecf.org or call Libby Long, 324 Blackwell Street, Suite 1220, Durham, NC 27701. Scholarship Programs P. O. Box 12834 Research Triangle Park, North Carolina 27709-2834 jan@trianglecf.org More Information
Kiwanis Club of Wake Forest Katherine Poerschke Scholarship	General	$1,000	(1) Must be a senior at WakeForest Rolesville High School (2) Must be a well rounded student (3)Must have financial need (4) Must be planning to attend a two-year or four-year Technical School/College (4)must have extra curricular activities that would indicate good citizenship	March 15, 2006	Applications are on file in the Student Services Office at WFRH.
Kohl's Kids Who Care Scholarship	General	190 - $1,000 regional scholarships; 10 - $5,000 national scholarships	Considerable volunteer activities. Must be nominated.	March 15, 2008	See store for details. kohls@scholarshipamerica.org. Phone: (507) 931-1682 and ask for Kohl's Kids Who Care Scholarship. Write: Kohl's Kids Who Care Scholarship Program, Scholarship America, One Scholarship Way, P. O. Box 297, Saint Peter, MN 56082. More Information
Livingston College Center for Teaching Excellence Scholarship Program	Teacher Education	$10,000 renewable	African-American male who desires to enter teaching profession, B average, wants to attend Livingstone College.	March 15	Harold L. Fleming Center for Teaching Excellence Livingstone College 701 W. Monroe Street Salisbury, NC 28144-5213
Nana Fund Scholarship	Awarded to students that have illustrated unselfish service to humanity; made a positive impact on their communities.	$500	2.5 GPA, Essay, Reference letters	March 15	Kaaren J. Schultz 704-372-2363 Youth Harbor P.O. Box 18367 Charlotte, NC 28218 More Information
NC Central University Alumni Association - National Alumni Scholarship	General	Unspecified	Have a "B" average and a SAT score of 1800, complete application, sompse an essay between 250 and 500 words (typewritten) on one of the following topics: a. Relate an experience that caused you to change a significant viewpoint you previously held, b. Relate an experience that allowed you to realize the value of your family or a close friend, c. Explain how a work of literature (poem, short story, or novel) had a positive impact on your life. Must be admissted to NC Central to be eligible for this scholarship.	March 15, 2008	NC Central, P. O. Box 19795, Durham, NC 27707
NC Farm Bureau-R. Flake Shaw Scholarship	This scholarship is aimed at students who will be pursuing a degree for future employment in the field of agriculture. This field encompasses many degree concentrations. Preference is given to applicants whose family is a member of Farm Bureau.	$3000 per year - renewable	2.0 GPA, good character, the intention to pursue a career in agriculture or in an agriculturally-related field, financial need, leadership potential.	March 15, 2008	School Career Center
NFIB Education Foundation Free Enterprise Scholars Award	Nomination by a dues-paying member of NFIB	$1,000	High school seniors or any student entering his or her freshman year at an accredited, nonprofit two- or four-year university, college or vocational/technical institute. Applicant should demonstrate entrepreneurial spirit and initiative, such as starting his or her own business, participation in organizations such as DECA, Junior Achievement and The National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurship, among others, or through other initiatives.	March 15	Visit the website at www.nfibeducationfoundation.org. Or, contact Chantel Bartlett at chantel.bartlett@nfib.org or 1.800.552.6342 More Information
Raleigh Bowling Scholarship	General	Determined by funds available	Member of a local YABA OR Parent a member of RBA or RWBA Unimpaired amateur standing in all ahtletics	March 15	Sherry Dean - 919-418-2280
Raleigh Bowling Scholarship	General	Award amounts will be determined by the availibility of funds	Graduating senior and a member of the Raleigh YABA in good standing for the current season and must be active in YABA league OR parent/s or legal guardian/s are members of the Raleigh Bowling Association (RBA)and or the Raleigh Women's Bowling Association (RWBA) in good standing OR a child of a member of RBA and or the RWBA deceased within one year of the date of applicaton and the student must have a GPA of 2.5 or higher.	March 15	Applications are available in the College Information Center in Student Services. Completed applications must be mailed to: Sherry M. Dean, 106 Court Gardens Way, Cary, NC 27513. Telephone 919.418.2280
Reformed Universal Masonic Brotherhood & Order of Eastern Star, Inc. Essay Scholarship Contest	General	1ST PLACE: $700.00, 2ND PLACE: $500.00 and 3RD PLACE: $300.00	Essay Topic: The Importance of A Higher Education	March 15, 2006	Eugene C. Branch, King James #40 (919)772-6157 Reformed Universal Masonic, P.O. Box 3577, Teaneck, NJ 07666
The North Carolina Society of Surveyors Education Foundation	Enrolling in a Bachelor of Science in Surveying, Bachelor of Science in Geomatics, Associate of Applied Science in Surveying Technology or similar degree at a college or university.		Applicants must have been a legal resident of North Carolina for the previous 12 months, must demonstrate a genuine interest in Land Surveying in the State of North Carolina as a profession, must have a cumulative grade point average of 2.5 or better, and must meet the scholarship rules. The application deadline is March 15. Visit www.ncsseducationfoundation.com for more information.	March 15, 2008	www.ncsseducationfoundation.com
Trentini Foundation Grant - Wake Forest Rolesville High	General	$1500-one time grant	Minimum GPA of 2.5 - Attendance at a two-year community college or vocational school	Applications are due by March 1, 2006 to the Dean of Wake Forest Rolesville High School	Dr. Janice Hall - 919-554-8635 More Information
Triangle community Foundation Scholarships	Varies	varies	Varies Look at website: www.trianglecf.org.	March 15,2009	Libby Long, 919-474-8370 ext. 134 or Libby@trianglecf.org More Information
Triangle Community Foundation-Robert Franklin Black Community Scholarship	General	$1,000.00-Renewable for up to 4 years.	Financial need, academics, and a short essay describing the student's adversity he/she has encountered.	March 15, 2006	Triangle Community Foundation 919-549-9840 or Ivy Wingate at 474-8370
Triangle Gator Club Scholarship	Must be a CURRENT University of Florida Student	$500	Must be a resident of the Raleigh/durham/Chapel Hill (Triangle area), must be an enrolled student at The University of Florida	March 15, 2006	kkobyrne@bellsouth.net More Information
University of the Arts Presidential Merit Scholarship	General		If interested in persuing a career devoted to the arts in animation, art education, communication, crafts, dance, dance education, design & technical theater, film/digital video, graphic design, illustration, industrial design, multimedia music, music ed.	March 15, 2006	1-800-616-ARTS More Information
USA Education/USA Funds Scholarship Program	General	Full-time students-$1500 and half-time students-$750. Scholarships are renewable up to completion of your degree or $6000, whichever comes first, provide you maintain a 2.5 GPA.	Planning to attend a two or four year college, university or vocational/technical school. Must be ENROLLED BY FEB.1. Financial status of parents is a determining factor.	March 15	Download applications by visiting www.usafunds.org or you may fax an application request with student's name and address to CSFA toll-free at 888-546-4107. More Information
Wake County Farm Bureau	Agriculture or agriculturally-related field	$3,000 (renewable)	Community Colleges and Technical Institutes are EXCLUDED!!!! Student must have a minimum GPA of 2.0, good character, pursue a career in agriculture or agriculturally-related field, financial need and leadership potential	Parent/guardian must complete the Confidential Financial Form and mail to Janice Noffsinger, NC Farm Bureau, P.O, Box 27766, Raleigh, NC 27611 by March 15. All information will be treated as confidential. Attach a recent photograph and an official high	Jackie Thompson, 919.851.4320
Iota Iota Chapter, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Talent Hunt	Music	First Place - $500, Second Place - $300, Third Place - $200	High school student and reside in the geographic area of the greater Raleigh area, classical and semi-classical music will be rendered in vocal or instrumental competition, all music is to be memorized, performance is limited to six minutes, four copies of the music are required for the Talent Hunt officials.	March 16, 2008 at 4:00pm at Davie Street Presbyterian Church in Raleigh	Timothy O. Kee 919-829-1800
UNC-Wilmington Wade Scholarship	HIstory and Political Science Majors	Varies	B average, satisfactory scores on the SAT, 300 word essay, Free Federal Financial Aid Form(FAFSA) completed	March 16	Dr Kathleen Berkeley-History, Dr Milan Dluhy-Political Science, UNC-Wilmimgton, 601 S. College Rd.,Wilmington NC 28403-3297
Assistance League of the Triangle Area	General - Must attend a NC college/university	$1,000 to $2,500	Resident of the Triangle Area, awarded based on a combination of character, financial need, academic accomplishments and community service. Visit website at www.altriangle.org. Follow the link to philanthropic projects, then to scholarhsips.	March 17	Assistance League of the Triangle Area, Scholarship Commitee, P. O. Box 98477, Raleigh, NC 27624, 919.235.4554 More Information
Cary Kiwanis Education Trust	Technical or Trade Career	Unspecified.	Resident of Cary-Apex area, high moral character	Postmark date of 3/17/08.	Lewis Clark, 919-796-2868. More Information
NC Space Grant Undergraduate Research Scholarship Program	Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics	$1,000	Recipients are evaluated on academic achievement and leadership qualities; must submit research report detailing areo/space; letter of recommendation	March 17, 2006	More Information
Sanderson High School Academic Booster Club Scholarships - Perseverance, Success, and Excellence	General	$1,000	Applicants must complete the application, including the 300 word essay, and must be accepted as a student to an accredited university, college, junior college, community college or technical/trade institute as of December 31st in the year in which the scholarship is awarded. You may only apply for ONE of the Academic Boosters Club Scholarships.	No later than 3:00 on March 17, 2005.	JoAnne Schuaer 870.0427 More Information
Bennett College for Women National Alumnae Association Scholarship - Raleigh Area Chapter	Attend Bennett College	$4,000	A Wake County African-American female high school senior with good scholastic and leadership records. The student must be accepted to Bennett College for Women before the scholarship is actually awarded.	March 18, 2006	Bennett College for Women, National Alumnae Association, Raleigh Area Chapter, 3923 Sunset Maple Court, Raleigh, NC 27612, Attn: Laura P. Webb, President More Information
Matthew C. Graziadei Award	Students with disabilities	$1000	Students must be nominated by their school. Overcoming obstacles, perseverance, determination, persistance,dedication,showing exemplary performance, etc.	March 18, 2006	1-800-962-6817 or ecac-parentcenter.org More Information
Raleigh Area Chapter, Bennett College for Women	General	$4,000 Scholarship to Bennett College for Women, Greensboro, NC	A Wake County African American female high school senior with good scholastic leadership records who has been accepted to Bennett College for Women.	Postmarked on or before March 18, 2006	Mrs. Laura Webb 919-785-3373 laurawebb@msn.com
North Carolina Cooperative Extension Secretaries Association	Pursue an Associate Degree in a business related field of study.	$ 750	Pursuing an Associate Degree in a business related field of study, must be enrolled to attend classes at a community college during the 2008 school year.	March 19, 2008	Cooperative Extension Service, Wake County Center, 919-250-1092.
Robert Franklin Black Scholarship	General	$1,000 (renewable 4 years)	Applicants must demonstrate academic achievement, financial need, participation in school and community activities, work experience, and educational goals. Preference will be given to students interested in pursuing their education in a public university or college in North Carolina. However, if North Carolina institutions do not offer a degree program for which the student is interested, institutions out-of-state will be considered.	March	NC Community Foundation More Information
NAACP 2006 Scholarship Program (Raleigh-Apex Branch)	Minority	$1,000	Applicant must be in need of financial aid; planning to attend a four-year public college or university in NC full time beginning in the fall semester of 2006; and have shown leadership capabilities by participating in activities such as school sponsored extracurricular activities and volunteer work within church or community.	March 21, 2006(postmarked)	Education Committee, Raleigh/Apex Branch NAACP, P.O.Box 25427, Raleigh, NC 27611-5427
NC State-Tau Kappa Epsilon Triangle Achievement Award	MUST attend NC State University	4 scholarships: 1-$250, 1-$500,1-$750, 1-$1000	Graduating senior, male or female, and must attend NC State. Student will have maintained high achievement and academics, have shown athletic involvement, and be able to display leadership qualities which are beyond the average student.	March 21, 2007	Beta Beta Chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon, 3408 Greek Way, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC 27606 More Information
Tau Kappa Epsilon Triangle Achievement Awards	General	$1000, $750, $500, $250	Senior (male or female) must be planning to attend NC State University in the Fall. Criteria: (1) must ma