SCHOLARSHIP UPDATE
January 2009
Seniors:
Here is the
fourth of many monthly publications which will provide you with valuable
scholarship information. Consult the websites listed or see Mrs. Hershey
in House 1 for information. Many sponsors request you apply
on-line. If available, paper applications will be distributed from House
1 Office. The due date listed is the date the application must be in the
hands of the sponsor, so please do not delay in completing applications.
If you have questions, see Mrs. Hershey. Good luck with your
scholarship searching!
Remember, most scholarship money comes directly from the colleges and universities, so be sure you apply there first!
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NOTE:
LOCAL SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION available
Consult the same website you used to
find this update:
CONSULT:
www.mcsoh.org/mhs/guide/guid.htm for
more information
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ALSO: CONSULT www.lib.msu.edu/harris23 or
www.fastweb.com or www.google.com for scholarship opportunities!
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FINANCIAL AID INFO:
Financial Aid Presentation from
Power Point at www.mcsoh.org/mhs/guide/guid.htm
Helpful
information: www.studentaid.ed.gov
To
get a PIN number: www.pin.ed.gov
Scholarship Search: www.lib.msu.edu/harris23
MHS Scholarship info: www.mcsoh.org/mhs/guide/guid.htm
COLLEGE GOAL
SUNDAY:
(register online: www.ohiocollegegoalsunday.org)
The
§ One Alumni Scholarship award for $600 minimum, merit based
§ Ranking in the top 25% of your high school graduating class
§ Demonstrating involvement in school and community activities
§ Showing a sound interest and positive attitude toward college
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Must be accepted to the
§
Deadline
§ Apply online at https://www.applyweb.com/apply/osu
The McKelvey Foundation
Entrepreneurial Scholarship
OAPSE/AFSCME Memorial Scholarship Foundation
§
Available to any graduating high school senior whose
parent or legal guardian is a member in good standing of the Ohio Association
of Public School employees and who intends to enroll in a full-time degree
program in any 2- or 4-year college, university, business or technical school
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One scholarship of $1,500 is awarded to one
applicant in each of the ten (10) OAPSE/AFSCME districts
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Applications must be postmarked NO LATER than
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See Mrs. Hershey in House I for application
10th Annual “Scholar Athlete Milk Mustache
of the Year” (SAMMY) Award
Ø Twenty-five (25) $7,500 college scholarships
Ø Based on academic performance, athletic excellence, leadership, community service and milk experience
Ø
Application and official rules are available
online at www.bodybymilk.com until
Ø Full in-state tuition and fees, renewable! A value of more than $37,000
Ø Open to US or permanent resident women or US or permanent resident students of color (African American, Hispanic, and Native American men and women)
Ø Student must have a 3.0 unweighted GPA (4.0 scale) and one of the following: 23 ACT or 1070 SAT
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Apply to program of choice at: http://www.admissions.uc.edu/ Send in
transcripts and test scores by
BGSU Alumni Freshman Scholarship and Robert C. Romans
Biology Scholarship
Ø Three $500 scholarships
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Offered through
Ø For incoming freshmen majoring in biology
Ø For questions, please call Debra McLean (419-372-2332) or email at dmclean@bhnet.bgsu.edu
Ø Contact Mrs. Hershey in House I for scholarship application
Charles L. Warren Memorial Heritage Scholarship
Ø
One-time $1,000 scholarship will be awarded to
outstanding underrepresented students and may be used at any
Ø Students must have a 3.0 or better on a 4.0 scale in a college preparatory curriculum
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Must be postmarked no later than
Ø The application is available on the website in the Documents-Programs and Events section and in the News and Events announcement on the homepage of www.oacac.org
Scholarships.com – Find Money for College
Free services: www.scholarships.com/link
College Scholarship Search: www.scholarships.com
College Search: www.scholarships.com/collegesearch
Resources Section: www.scholarships.com/resources
Educators Section: www.scholarships.com/educators
Pittsburgh Technical Institute
Ø Recipients must maintain a 3.0 GPA to earn a $6000 partial tuition scholarship renewal for their second PTI year
Ø Must apply their scholarship to either July 2009 or October 2009 PTI enrollment
Ø Other scholarships offered by PTI
Ø For application, contact Susan Allen at 1-800-644-7784 ext. 4859
Ø NEED Lou Dimasi Scholarship
Negro
Educational
412.566.2760 or atyler@needld.org
PHEAA State Grant and Special Programs
1-800-692-7392
o More than $11 million will be awarded to students who will be judged on academic abilities, creative skills, and leadership potential
o Must have a 3.0 GPA
o High school rank in top 5% of class
o ACT composite of 26
o SAT combined critical reading and math score of 1170
o All
applications must be in the Office of Admissions no later than
o Apply online at: www.admissions.uc.edu
The Herb Guild Scholarship Program
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Eligible to persons with a proposed program of
academic study
The Best Buy Scholarship
Tzu Chi Scholars 2009
The William D. Squires Educational Foundation
Women’s Network Scholarship Committee
AAA Ohio Auto Club - School Safety Patrol $1000 Grant
Commitment to Agriculture Scholarship Program
Ø One-time awards of $1,500 will be made to 100 high school seniors who plan to pursue a career in an agriculture-related field
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Applications will be available online after
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All applications must be submitted online no
later than
Legislative Scholarship Program
Ø There are 186 scholarships available and range from $2,000 to $12,100.
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Available to
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Applicants must plan to attend one of several
proprietary, technical, or business schools in
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Deadline for the application is
Ø See Mrs. Hershey in House I for application and/or a list of participating schools
National Co-op Scholarship
Ø 185 scholarships totaling $4,500,000
Ø To qualify for a merit co-op scholarship, students must complete all the required admissions material and be accepted for the 2009-2010 academic year at one or more of the ten NCCE Partner Colleges & Universities listed:
Drexel University, Johnson & Wales University, Kettering University, Pace University, CW Post Campus/Long Island University, Northeastern University, University of Cincinnati, Rochester Institute of Technology, University of Toledo, Wentworth Institute of Technology
Ø For a scholarship application and to complete your application online visit: www.co-op.edu
Ø
Deadline:
H.O.P.E. Scholarship
o Established to assist SHC (Society for Handicapped Citizens) members or an unmarried child or grandchild of a member in their efforts to gain a higher education in a disability-related field.
o SHC membership is available to anyone over the age of 18. Annual dues for Individual Membership is $20 and a Family Membership is $40.
o The H.O.P.E. Scholarship awards up to two (2) $500 scholarships each year.
o Interested applicants must complete the H.O.P.E. Scholarship application form which is available by calling 330-722-1900 ext. 200 or through our website at www.shc-medina.org
o Deadline
for submitting application:
Medina County Show Biz Company Scholarship
Ø Awards two $500 scholarships each year to two seniors graduating from Medina County Schools
Ø The awarding of these scholarships is based on the following criteria:
1. Personal contribution to the Medina County Show Biz Co.
2. Financial need
3. Will be majoring in any aspect of performing arts
4. Personal contribution to the performing arts while in high school
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Application must be postmarked no later than
Ø See Mrs. Hershey in House I for application
Miss Cheerleader of American Scholarship
Ø Thousands of dollars in scholarship money will be awarded
Ø The scholarship selection is based on short interviews and homecoming/prom gown competition
Ø The scholarship selection is not based on financial need, beauty, talent, bathing suit or cheer ability
Ø The cash scholarship awards are available for use at a private high school, or private or public college, university or trade school
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Extended deadline for applications is
Ø Web Site: misscheerleaderofamerica@yahoo.com
United Way of
Ø Scholarships offered range from $1,250- $1,500 and 10 students will be honored
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Awards will be based on the applicant’s
demonstrated commitment to community service and the extent to which the
applicant impacted his/her community through leadership and service in
Ø These awards are not based on academic achievements. Scholarship awards are only available for seniors and the community service should reflect work done in 2008-2009
Ø Applications available at: www.unitedwaymedina.org
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Deadline is
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Applicants must be a resident of
Ø Applicant must be a senior in high school or enrolled at an institution of higher learning
Ø For the $1,500 or $1,000 scholarship the applicant must be planning to continue his/her education in an agricultural field of study
Ø Applicants who have previously received a Medina County Farm Bureau scholarship may apply again, a maximum of three years
Ø Applications available by calling the Medina County Farm Bureau at (330) 263-7456, (866) 658-7456, or e-mail wcfb@sssnet.com
Ø Deadline April 1, 2009
GradCity Ultimate Scholarship
Ø All high school seniors are eligible to win the Ultimate Scholarship
Ø Complete online application at www.gradcity.com
Ø Deadline April 15th
Ø One (1) $1,500 scholarship will be awarded
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Ø Applications available at www.ohionews.org and click Scholarships.
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Deadline for applications is
Music and Broadcast Scholarships
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Broadcast candidates must submit their
applications and demos by
Ø Download applications at www.radioscholarships.com or www.theconclave.com
Ø Further information regarding scholarships can be obtained by calling Tom Kay, Executive Director at The Conclave (952)927-4487.
Stan & Tom Wick Poetry Scholarships
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Scholarships are to
Ø Guidelines are available at http://dept.kent.edu/wick
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Deadline is
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Visit: high-school.devry.edu/students
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Email: Scholarships@devry.com
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Call:
800.295.8694
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Simply apply for admission to
LCCC CHOOSE
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Full and partial-tuition scholarships for
students enrolled in a
Ø Merit based
Ø Scholarships are renewable
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For questions, please contact the
Ø
See Mrs. Hershey in House 1 for
application. Deadline is
WISE – Women In Sports and
Events
Ø The current award amount is $1,000, and one or two awards will be announced.
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Deadline is
Ø For more information and for application materials, go to www.wisecleveland.com
Ø Prospective full-time undergraduate art majors seeking a first BA degree
Ø Approximately $35,000 in scholarship, up to full tuition, is awarded on the basis of artistic merit.
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Application deadline is
Ø See Mrs. Hershey in House 1 for application.
The
Ø Prospective students may apply for any of the scholarships by visiting: www.scarletandgay.com
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Scholarship deadline
Junior Women’s Civic Club
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Two (2) $2,000 scholarships for female high
school seniors in
Ø Scholarship based on volunteer service, academics and financial need
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Deadline for submitting application and all
supporting materials is
Ø See Mrs. Hershey in House 1 for application
Student Insights 2009 Student-View Scholarship
Ø One (1) $4,000, one (1) $1,000, and four (4) $500 scholarships
Ø Log on to www.student-view.com and complete a 15-20 minute application survey about colleges in your area.
Ø Scholarships will be awarded via a random drawing of all completed applications.
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Scholarship deadline is
v High school seniors of Greek descent
v Information and application can be obtained at http://www.ahepadistrict11.org/foundations/index.html . Then click on the Cleveland A.H.E.P.A. Chapter #36 Scholarship Letter and Application links.
v
Deadline is April 6, 2009