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HEBRON
HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIPS
**Check the College Information page on the LISD website
for the monthly scholarship newsletter.
Direct link is: http://www.lisd.net/counseling/college.html
** *Don’t
forget to check out the scholarships available at FastWeb, Schoolsoup,
Sallie Mae
http://www.everychanceeverytexan.org/funding/aid/faidalpha.php*
** Check the financial office at the
college of your choice for more scholarships** **Books on scholarships, colleges and careers are in
the reference section And regular section of the HHS Library - Section 378.3** |
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Dr.
Seuss’s Oh, the Places
You’ll Go! |
First
Place: $5,000-
·
You
must be a High School Senior
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Your
original literary composition must be submitted in personal essay/memoir
format ·
All
submissions must be typed ·
Include
your name and the title of your entry at the top of your submission ·
No
photos or drawings |
Or mail entry to: 1745 Broadway, Mail-Drop 10-3 New York, NY 10019 |
February 15, 2010 |
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Imagine America Scholarship |
Applying for an Imagine America scholarship is easy and only takes a few moments of your time. The first, and most important, step is to decide which school you wish to attend and the program you plan to study. After that, the rest is simple! All applications must be completed online via the Imagine America web site. |
Submit application online at http://www.imagine-america.org |
None given |
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Scholarships.com |
Take
advantage of a wealth of financial aid information and free scholarship
search.
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None given |
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AnyCollege.com |
A great free college resource with scholarship
drawings. |
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Ongoing deadlines |
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Nelnet |
Scholarship search website. Nelnet also
gives out several scholarships each year. |
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None given |
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Hispanic Scholarship Fund |
Eligibility Requirements: ·
Be
of Hispanic heritage (most programs) ·
Have
a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA ·
Be
a U.S. citizen o permanent resident ·
Have
plans to enroll as a FULL-TIME student in the Fall of 2010 |
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None given |
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ROTC |
Eligibility Requirements: ·
Be
a U.S. citizen ·
Be
between the ages of 17 and 26 ·
Have
a high school GPA of at least 2.50 ·
Score
minimum of 920 on the SAT or 19 on the ACT ·
Meet
physical standards ·
Agree
to accept a commission and serve in the Army |
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Seniors January 9, 2010 Juniors February 14, 2010 |
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Northwood University |
Northwood University
offers several means of funding your education. The resources available guide
you as steps to securing funding for your education. |
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None given |
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Naval ROTC Scholarships 100% Tuition
Coverage at your choice of
over 160 universities |
Eligibility Requirements: ·
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17
yrs old by 9/1 of year starting college and no more than 23 on June 30 of
that year ·
High
school graduation or equivalency certificate ·
Physically
qualified by Navy or Marine Corps standards ·
Qualifying
scores on SAT or ACT SAT: 530 Critical ACT:
22 English; 22 Math |
Visit http://www.navy.com/careers/nrotc/ or call 1-800-NAV-ROTC for more details. |
You can apply now. The earlier you submit your SAT/ACT scores,
the better chance you have of getting the school you want. |
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University of The Incarnate Word |
Several academic scholarships- award amount
based on GPA and ACT or SAT scores ·
Merit
Scholarships ·
Athletic
Scholarships ·
Performing
Arts Scholarships ·
Academic
Scholarships |
Scholarship
amount estimator available at |
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The University of Alabama |
Offers Out-of State Scholarships starting
at $1,500 per year to full tuition. National Merit or National Achievement
Semifinalist can qualify for the value of tuition for all four years. |
Contact Cindy Wright, the local University of Alabama
recruiter at 817-602-4227 or http://www.scholarships.ua.edu |
Dec. 1, 2009 |
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National Merit Scholarship Program |
Take the 2009 PSAT/NMSQT in October |
None given |
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John F. Kennedy Library |
Eligibility: ·
High
school students in grades nine through twelve. ·
Essay
must demonstrate an understanding of President Kennedy’s definition of
political courage |
Jan. 9, 2010 |
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Randolph College |
At Randolph they honor
exceptional students with a variety of academic and merit scholarships.
Awarded on the basis of academic achievement, leadership experience,
community involvement, and special talents. Among the scholarships
you’ll find: Presidential Scholars Program,
Academic Scholarships, Competitive Scholarships |
Dec. 1, 2009 |
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Texas Student Housing |
Open to colleges in Austin, College Station
and Denton. Scholarships are awarded
for the full or partial cost of an OFF-Campus room for one academic year. |
Questions:
TSHA@westlake-tx.org – 817-490-5744 |
Jan. 31, 2010 |
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National Commission for Cooperative Education |
To be eligible you must apply and be
admitted to the following universities: Drexel , Johnson & Wales,
Kettering, Pace, Rochester Institute of Technology,
Cincinnati, Toledo or Wentworth Institute of Technology. |
Feb. 15, 2010 |
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University of
Texas in San Antonio Rising Roadrunner Scholarship |
·
Must
be Incoming first-time freshman ·
Must
enroll in at least 12 hours at UTSA ·
Must
have FAFSA on file by March 31, 2010 ·
Texas
Resident ·
Selection
will be based on extracurricular involvement/leadership, community service,
awards, academics and the application essay. |
Feb. 15, 2010 |
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UT Arlington |
Upon admission to The University of Texas
at Arlington, eligible undergraduate students will receive automatic
consideration for general academic scholarships administered through the UT
Arlington Scholarship office. |
Feb, 15, 2010 |
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Remington
College |
Campus High School Scholarship Program:
$500 for diploma program or $1,000 for associate’s program. “Imagine America” Scholarship Program |
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None given |
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Iowa State University |
Special Awards for Texas Residents who: ·
Rank
in the top 25% of their graduating class ·
Present
a superior overall academic record that includes a challenging college
preparatory curriculum ·
Are
children or grand children of Iowa State alumni |
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March 1, 2010 |
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The University of Iowa |
Presidential Scholarship Program |
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Dec. 11, 2009 |
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Denver Bound Scholarship |
Offers awards ranging from $8,000 to
$64,000 over four years for out-of-state freshmen. |
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None given |
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St Edward’s University |
Guaranteed Trustees Scholar Award: Rank in
the top 20% of class and score at least a 1200 on the SAT or 27 on the ACT. The Holy Cross Scholar Award: Rank in the
top 10%, score a 1250 on the SAT or 28 on the ACT. |
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Feb. 1, 2010 |
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State Farm Texas Scholar Athlete Program |
Requirements: ·
Will
graduate in 2010 ·
Currently
active in at least one UIL High School Varsity Sport ·
Actively
involved in their community ·
Maintains
a 3.0+ GPA or the equivalent |
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None given |
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The Ohio State University |
National Buckeye Scholarship and Morrill
Scholars (MSP) |
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None given |
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Coca-Cola Company |
First Generation Scholarship (must contact
school of choice directly to see if is participant and how to apply) |
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None given |
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1st Generation College Scholarships |
Awarded to 1st Generation that
enters college. |
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None given |
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Mercedes-Benz |
USA Scholarship Program and Drive Your
Future: grants onetime $2,000 scholarships to 500 students who are the first
in their families to pursue a college education. |
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None given |
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UTSA –The University of Texas at San Antonio |
Terry Foundation Scholarship Program and Honors College Scholarships |
http://www.utsa.edu/terryscholars |
Feb.1, 2010 |
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Contest |
To
enter you will have to design a poster that encourages other students to
attend college and to take the ACT. The first place winner will receive a
$5,000 scholarship. Second and third place will receive $2,500 and $1,000
scholarships respectively. |
www.actstudent.org/postercontest for the Official Entry Form |
Jan. 30, 2010 |
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The
Asian & Pacific Islander American Scholarship Fund |
Provides scholarships to Asian And Pacific
Islander American student with financial need. |
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The
Goss-Michael Foundation Dallas/Fort Worth Art Scholarship |
Is set aside for High School graduating
seniors in the metroplex who exhibit exceptional artistic abilities and will
pursue a major in fine arts at the college level. |
e-mail Lindsey@fossmcihaelfoundation.org |
Mar. 31, 2009 |
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NFIB
– Young entrepreneur Foundation |
Young
Entrepreneur Awards
Apply
online for a chance to win a scholarship valued from $1,000-$10,000. Awards
are open to any graduating high school senior entering two or four-year
university, college or vocational/technical institute. |
Jan. 29, 2010 |
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Davey
O’Brien High School Scholarship |
Each school may nominate only one student.
Eligibility 1. Applicants must
be a senior 2. Applicants must
have a minimum score of 1800 on the SAT (for math, reading and verbal
combined) or a minimum score
of 25 on the ACT 3. Applicants must
be participating in high school varsity sports (cheerleading is not considered
a varsity sport for this purpose). 4. Applicants must
possess qualities of leadership as shown through involvement in school,
community, religious activities, etc 5. The granting of
this award will not preclude the receipt of other scholarships, grants or
financial aid by the recipient, subject to NCAA rules. Further, the recipient
is under no obligation to participate in sports at the college level. |
Info at Counselor’s Office |
Dec. 1, 2009 |
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The
Barbara Jordan Historical Essay Competition |
Open
to all Texas high school students, grades 9th through 12th
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Entry form at Counselors Office |
Feb. 1, 2010 |
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APS Minority Scholarship |
Scholarship award to any African-American, Hispanic American, or
Native American US citizen or permanent resident who is majoring in physics
in college. |
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Available Nov. 2009 |
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The University of Kansas School of Music
Scholarships |
Scholarship
awards based on academic merit, leadership, SAT/ACT scores, GPA, essay
questions, school and community service, and special awards/honors. Numerous scholarship opportunities are
afforded through a single application for admission/scholarships. |
http://www.admissions.ku.edu/apply/ |
Dec. 1, 2009 |
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Dallas Jewish Community Foundation
Scholarship |
Scholarship awards to seniors who demonstrate both academic
merit and financial need; several different opportunities available. |
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Materials available on website: Nov.15th |
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Cargill Community Scholarship |
Scholarship award for students who have work experience. Must
submit information on work experience and how it relates to future goals. FFA
members must include SAE activities and 4-H members must include projects. |
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Materials available on website: 11/20/09 |
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Metro PCS Community Scholars Program |
Scholarship awards to high school seniors enrolling full-time in
a two or four year institution. Award is based on: volunteerism/community
service and academic achievement. |
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Postmark by 11/25/09 |
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First Freedom Student Competition |
Essay contest regarding the First Amendment, history, and the
relevance of religious freedom in America and the world today. |
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On-line by 11/23/09; Postmark by 11/28/09 |
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Hispanic Heritage Foundation Educational Grant |
Grant award based on 500 word essay submitted by student. Student must be of Hispanic heritage to
enter. |
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11/30/09 |
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The Terry Foundation Scholarship at The University of
Texas Austin |
Scholarship award based on academic merit, strong leadership and
financial need to students who have applied and been accepted to The
University of Texas at Austin by 12/1/09 (the scholarship deadline at UT)
through the Apply Texas
Application for Admissions and Scholarships along with the required essays at: www.applytexas.org. |
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12/01/09 |
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The Terry Foundation Scholarship at Texas State
University |
Scholarship award
based on academic merit, strong leadership, and financial need. Apply for
admission to Texas State University at www.applytexas.org.
Applicants will automatically be considered for the Terry Scholarship if they
are eligible based upon the review of their application. |
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12/01/09 |
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The Terry Foundation Scholarship at Texas A&M
University |
Scholarship award based on academic merit, strong leadership and
financial need. Student must have applied and been accepted to Texas A&M
University by 1/15/10 (the admission deadline at A&M). The
Texas Application for Admissions and Scholarships along with the required
essays can be accessed through: www.applytexas.org. If selected as a
recipient, FAFSA submission is also required by 4/15/2010. |
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12/01/09 |
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KFC Colonel’s Scholars Program |
Scholarship award to assist students with financial need who
plan to pursue a bachelor’s degree at a public institution within their legal
state of residence. Must be a
graduating senior, have a cumulative GPA of 2.75 or higher and be a U.S.
citizen or permanent resident. |
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Online application available 12/01/09 through
2/10/10 |
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University of Missouri Freshman Scholarships “Mizzou” |
Scholarship award designed to enhance recruitment and retention
of students from underrepresented populations. Academic eligibility and interview
required. Scholarship is renewable
year to year. |
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12/01/09 |
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Texas A&M Academic Scholarships |
Scholarship awards based on academic ability for incoming
freshman students. Some scholarship awards may be specifically related to
intended college major. |
12/01/09 |
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Boston University Trustee Scholarship |
Scholarship award for full-tuition for four years. Applicants
are typically in the top 10% of high school graduating class and active
leaders in the school and community. |
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12/01/09 |
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Air Force ROTC High School Scholarships |
Scholarship award program that pays tuition, fees and books plus
monthly stipend depending on award type to graduating seniors who are
interested in joining the Air Force ROTC in college. *Must pass physical
fitness test. |
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12/01/09 |
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USA Funds-McKelvy Foundation Scholarship |
Scholarship award. Up to
50% of the scholarships will be targeted to students who, in addition to
demonstrating financial need, are members of an ethnic-minority group or are
physically disabled. Scholarships are renewable. |
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Applications accepted online
beginning 12/15/09 through 2/15/10 |
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Boomer Esiason Foundation Scholarship
Program |
Scholarship award for students with cystic fibrosis based on scholastic ability,
character, leadership potential, service to the community, and need for
financial assistance. |
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Deadlines - 15th of December, March,
June, & September 2009-2010 |
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Anne Ford Scholarship |
Scholarship award for seniors with learning disabilities who
plan to pursue a college degree. |
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12/31/09 |
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Gaia Community Scholarship |
Scholarship award to two students who aspire to be the change
they wish to see in the world, live authentically and make a difference.
Short essay must answer four crucial questions. |
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12/31/09 |
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Best Buy Scholarships |
Scholarship award to high school students in grades 9-12 who
demonstrate outstanding academic achievement, volunteer efforts, and work
experience. |
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Available on website: Jan. 2010 |
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Casey Family Scholars |
Scholarship award up to $10,000 to students who have spent at
least 12 months in foster care and were not subsequently adopted. |
www.orphan.org/index.php?id=36 |
Available on website: Jan. 2010 |
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Marine Corps Scholarship |
Scholarship awards to students whose parents served or are
serving in the Marines. |
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Available on website: Jan. 2010 |
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Los Padres Foundation College Awards |
Scholarship awards for students from Hispanic backgrounds;
Several awards available. |
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Some applications due as early as 1/10/10. See
website |
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Gates Millennium Scholars Program |
Scholarship awards based on academic merit and significant
financial need to students who are: African American, American Indian/Alaska
Native, Asian Pacific Islander American, or Hispanic. The multiple step
process requires submission of an application and nominator forms. See website for more details. |
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Submitted online by:1/11/10 Or Postmarked by: 1/11/10 |
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Mary Ellen Locher Foundation Scholarship |
Scholarship award for students who have a parent who has died
from or survived breast cancer. Essays, grades, and financial need will be
considered. |
www.maryellenlocherfoundation.org |
1/15/10 |
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Army ROTC 4-Year Scholarship |
Scholarship award program for students who enroll in Army ROTC in
college. Pays tuition, fees, books and monthly stipend. Must have US
citizenship, minimum 2.50 GPA, and minimum 920 SAT/19 ACT test scores. Physical standard and service commitment
required. |
www.goarmy.com |
1/15/10 |
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Asian and Pacific Islander American Scholarship |
Scholarship award to Asian and Pacific Islander American
students. Must have a minimum 2.7 GPA and enroll in college as a full-time,
first year student. *MUST complete FAFSA by March1. |
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1/18/10 |
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Lewisville ISD Education Foundation |
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1/25/10 |
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CoServe Electric W. Tip Hall Jr.
Scholarship |
Scholarship award for
graduation seniors who meet the following criteria: 1. A high school senior who is
a US citizen and; 2. The student’s permanent residence
is served by CoServ Electric and; 3.
Have a minimum of one-year membership with CoServ Electric and be in good
standing. |
http://www.coserv.com |
Postmarked by: 1/29/10 |
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Eagle Scout Scholarship |
Scholarship awards to Eagle Scouts. Selection is based on
financial need, scholastic accomplishment, and involvement in scouting,
school, and community activities. |
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Postmark by: 1/31/10 |
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Texas Student Housing Authority Scholarship |
Scholarship award to Texas High School graduating seniors based
on academics and leadership excellence.
Family financial needs may be considered. Scholarships for 2010-2011 will be limited
to students attending college in Austin, College Station, or Denton, Texas. |
Application available in
high school Guidance and Counseling office. |
1/31/09 |
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Texas AFL-CIO Scholarship |
Scholarship award to high school seniors who are members of
union families (including members of AFT and its affiliates). |
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1/31/10 |
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Guaranteed Trustees Scholar Award St. Edward’s
University |
Scholarship award guaranteed to prospective students who rank in
the top 20% of high school senior class and score at least 1200 SAT or 27
ACT. No separate application required. |
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2/1/10 |
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The Holy Cross Scholar Award St. Edward’s University |
Scholarship award to prospective students who rank in the top
10% of their high school senior class and score at least 1250 SAT or 28
ACT. Must demonstrate an outstanding
commitment to leadership, service, and academics. |
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2/1/10 |
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NSO Scholarships at Johnson & Wales Univ. |
Scholarship awards to recognize outstanding members of
national student organizations worth up to full tuition. Application for admission to Johnson and
Wales University serves as the NSO application. |
http://www.jwu.edu or email: |
Priority given to applications
received by: 2/1/10 |
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Robert J. Trulaske, Sr. Scholarships College of Business, University of
Missouri |
Scholarship awards for entering freshman in the College of
Business at the University of Missouri.
Three different scholarships will be awarded. Criteria vary from academic to financial
need. See website for further details
or contact high school guidance counselor for application. |
MUST
ALSO COMPLETE FAFSA: |
2/1/10 |
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ESA Foundation Endowments-Scholarships |
Scholarship awards (27+ different ones) managed by the ESA Foundation. Applicants must be a senior w/ GPA of 3.0
or ACT 22/SAT 1030 (V+CR+M). Students may apply to no more than 3
scholarships. |
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2/1/10 - check website |
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University of Texas at San Antonio: Terry Scholarship |
Scholarship award based on academic merit to students who
demonstrate financial need and have strong record of leadership and
service. Competitive applicants should
rank in the top 20% of their high school class and have an 1100 SAT/24 ACT or
higher. |
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2/1/10 |
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The Terry Foundation Scholarship at The University of
Houston |
Scholarship award based on the following criteria: •demonstrate
financial need; •have a
record of leadership in school and community; •demonstrate
strong academic abilities, as evidenced by grades and SAT scores; •be a
2010 graduate from a Texas high school or Texas home school; •be
admitted to the University of Houston as a full-time student for 2010-2011; •reside
on campus for the first year; •be
unmarried and without children; •be a U.S. citizen or Permanent Resident of the United States |
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Postmark deadline: 2/4/10 Online application deadline: 2/5/10 |
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University of Texas at San Antonio:
Presidential Honors Scholarships |
Scholarship award based on academic merit. Competitive
applicants should rank in the top 20% of their high school class and have an
1100 SAT/24 ACT or higher. |
2/15/10 |
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National Commission for Cooperative
Education Scholarship |
Scholarship award based on merit on behalf of eight NCCE Partner
Colleges with required acceptance and attendance at one of the following
colleges: Drexel University, Johnson & Wales University, Kettering
University, Pace University, Rochester Institute of Technology, University of
Cincinnati, University of Toledo, or Wentworth Institute of Technology. Award
will be given to 170 students and is renewable each year. |
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2/15/10 |
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Chair scholars Foundation National
Scholarships |
Scholarship award to a physically challenged senior. Student
must have a B average, performed some form of significant community service
or made a social contribution, and demonstrate financial need. |
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2/15/10 |
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Ronald McDonald House Charities |
Scholarship awards for students in one of four categories: Asian
(must have at least one parent of Asian/Pacific heritage), Future Achievers
(must have at least one parent of African American or Black Caribbean
heritage), HACER (must have at least one parent of Hispanic heritage) & Scholars
(all students are eligible to apply). |
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2/16/10 |
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Rice University Financial Aid/Scholarships |
Scholarship
award based on financial need. All
admitted students with yearly incomes under $80,000 will have all financial
need met through a combination of grants, work study, merit aid (if
qualified) and institutional funds. For students whose family income is above
$80,000, Rice will award a small subsidized loan in combination with grants,
work study, merit aid (if qualified) and institutional funds to cover 100% of
the student's unmet need. The subsidized loan for students who show need
will be $2500 each year they attend Rice. |
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3/1/10 |
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MG James Ursano Scholarship Fund |
Scholarship awards to the dependent children of active duty,
retired, or deceased US Army personnel. |
http://www.aerhq.org/education.asp |
Available in December; Due by 3/1/2010 |
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James M. and Virginia M. Smyth Scholarship |
Scholarship award for students wishing to pursue a degree in the
arts and sciences, human services, music or ministry. |
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2010 deadline not yet announced. Check website.
Last year, due date was in April. |
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Sallie Mae First in Family |
Scholarship award for Hispanic-American students who are the
first in their family to attend college.
Student must be a US citizen or permanent resident, have minimum 3.0
GPA, and demonstrate financial need. |
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4/15/2010 |
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American Legacy Scholarships |
Scholarship award for child/children, or legally adopted
child/children, of active duty United States Military, Guard, and Reserve
personnel who were federalized and died on active duty on or after September
11, 2001. |
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4/15/10 |
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AMVETS National Scholarship |
Scholarship award to veterans/active military, their sons,
daughters or grandchildren. A son, daughter or grandchild of a deceased
veteran is also eligible. Awarded on the basis of academic excellence and
financial need, the scholarships go to deserving high school seniors, high
school JROTC students and veterans pursuing a higher education. |
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4/15/10 |
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Ayn Rand Institute |
Essay contest for 11th and 12th grade
students based on Ayn Rand’s book, “The Fountainhead”. Essays judged on style
and content. |
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4/25/10 |
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Joseph Lipman Scholarships |
Scholarship
award to athletes who have overcome adversity
during their high school athletic career. |
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5/1/10 |
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Al’s Formal Wear Scholarship |
Scholarship award based on essay contest. |
www.alsformalwear.com/scholarship |
5/31/10 |
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Abbott & Fenner Scholarship |
Scholarship award for those junior and senior students who have the desire
and ambition to succeed. Requires one 500 to 1000
word essay on topic. |
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6/19/10 |
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BigSun Scholarship |
Scholarship award to student athlete based on essay. All student athletes are eligible
regardless of sport. More than one award winner. |
http://www.bigsunathletics.com/ |
6/24/10 |
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Texas Early High School Graduation Scholarship |
Scholarship grant to students who complete either the Texas
Recommended or Distinguished Achievement graduation plans within 36 to 41
months. Must be a Texas resident. |
*Must review w/ your school counselor. |
See website for details. |
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Academic Competitiveness Grant |
Grant for students who demonstrate financial need and have
completed a rigorous program of study. |
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Varies |
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Survivors’ and Dependents’ Educational Fund |
Financial assistance for children and spouses of deceased and
disabled veterans, MIA’s and POW’s. |
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Varies |
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Hispanic Scholarship Fund |
Scholarship awards for Hispanic American students - several
opportunities available; check website. |
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Varies - check website |
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Elks Scholarships |
Scholarship awards for students based on GPA, leadership, and
financial need. |
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Varies- Check website |
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Sallie Mae Scholarship Giveaway |
Scholarship awarded through a monthly drawing for any student
who registers on the Sallie Mae Free Scholarship Search Website. |
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Monthly award |
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Texas Woman’s University |
Submit a completed application.
This year the chapter will award several scholarships in excess of
$1,000.00 |
Application available in
high school Guidance and Counseling office. |
April 30, 2010 |
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Baylor Carrollton Volunteer’s Auxiliary |
$1,000.00 maximum per recipient.
Essay on the benefits of volunteering. |
Application available in
high school Guidance and Counseling office. |
Feb. 26, 2010 |
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