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Grants
and
scholarships
help
students
cover
college
costs
without
incurring
further
debt.
Here's
where
you
can
find
that
free
money
for
college
funding.
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Companies
Auto
Finance
(830)
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555
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Ih
35
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Braunfels,
TX
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General
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Services
(830)
625‐3048
651
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Business
Ih
35
New
Braunfels,
TX
ABC
Payday
Loans
(830)
629‐0864
New
Braunfels,
TX
Citifinancial
(830)
625‐6216
651
S
Walnut
Ave
New
Braunfels,
TX
Advance
America
(830)
643‐5924
490
S
State
Highway
46
New
Braunfels,
TX
Capital
Precast
(830)
606‐6200
800
Watson
Ln
E
New
Braunfels,
TX
Capital
Farm
Credit
(830)
626‐6886
426
S
Seguin
Ave
New
Braunfels,
TX
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Loans
(830)
643‐0295
477
S
Castell
Ave
New
Braunfels,
TX
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426
S
Seguin
Ave
New
Braunfels,
TX
Fast­A
Loans
(830)
643‐0295
477
S
Castell
Ave
New
Braunfels,
TX
Community
Finance
Company
(830)
625‐4525
775
Loop
337
New
Braunfels,
TX
New
Braunfels
Finance
Co
(830)
625‐1391
532
Comal
Ave
New
Braunfels,
TX
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Grants
and
Scholarships
Educational
grants
and
scholarships
are
the
best
kind
of
financial
aid,
for
one
simple
reason:
it's
free
money.
Always
a
more
popular
option
than
student
loans,
grants
and
scholarships
support
students
who
demonstrate
academic
merit
and/or
financial
need.
Where
Can
You
Find
Grants?
Educational
grants
and
scholarships
are
funded
by
federal
and
state
governments,
colleges
and
universities,
and
private
sources.
Some
grants
and
scholarships
are
based
solely
on
merit,
while
others
are
based
on
financial
need.
Some
grants
and
scholarships
take
into
account
factors
such
as
major
or
ethnicity.
Financial
Need
Many
need‐based
funding
programs
use
one
of
two
general
financial
aid
applications:
the
FAFSA
(Free
Application
for
Federal
Student
Aid)
and/or
the
College
Board's
CSS
Profile.
By
filing
one
of
these
forms,
you
will
automatically
be
considered
for
all
federal
grants,
most
institutional
funding,
and
some
private
grants.
These
programs
are
generally
administered
through
your
school's
financial
aid
office.
Academic
Merit
Merit‐based
scholarships
often
require
additional
application
materials
designed
to
demonstrate
academic
achievement.
In
addition
to
test
scores,
high
school
grades,
and
a
list
of
academic
honors
and
activities,
you
may
be
required
to
submit
letters
of
recommendation
and
a
personal
statement.
Federal
Grants
Federal
Student
Aid
funds
the
following
four
grants:
•Pell
Grant.
The
Pell
Grant
is
the
foundation
of
the
federal
student
aid
program.
It
provides
up
to
$4310
per
year
to
undergraduate
students
who
demonstrate
financial
need.
•FSEOG.
The
Federal
Supplemental
Educational
Opportunity
Grant
supplements
the
Pell
Grant
for
students
with
the
greatest
financial
need,
with
awards
up
to
$4000.
•Academic
Competitiveness
Grant.
The
Academic
Competitiveness
Grant
rewards
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students
who
successfully
completed
a
rigorous
high
school
program.
The
ACG
supplements
the
Pell
Grant,
with
a
maximum
award
of
$750
for
the
freshman
year
of
study,
and
up
to
$1300
for
the
second
year
of
study.
•National
SMART
Grant.
Also
known
as
the
'National
Science
and
Mathematics
•Academic
Competitiveness
Grant.
The
Academic
Competitiveness
Grant
rewards
students
who
successfully
completed
a
rigorous
high
school
program.
The
ACG
supplements
the
Pell
Grant,
with
a
maximum
award
of
$750
for
the
freshman
year
of
study,
and
up
to
$1300
for
the
second
year
of
study.
•National
SMART
Grant.
Also
known
as
the
'National
Science
and
Mathematics
Access
to
Retain
Talent'
Grant,
this
supplement
to
the
Pell
Grant
provides
up
to
$4000
each
year
for
third
and
fourth
year
undergraduates
majoring
in
certain
fields.
If
you
are
pursuing
a
degree
in
physical,
life,
or
computer
sciences,
mathematics,
technology,
engineering,
or
a
high‐demand
foreign
language
(such
as
Arabic),
you
may
be
eligible
for
a
SMART
grant.
Academic
Grants
&
Scholarships
Many
institutions
fund
their
own
scholarships.
Consult
the
financial
aid
office
and
the
school's
Web
site
to
determine
application
procedures.
Private
Scholarships
Some
private
scholarships
are
administered
by
the
school's
financial
aid
office,
but
for
the
most
part
you'll
have
to
contact
and
apply
to
the
funding
organization
directly.
It
may
take
some
legwork
to
find
scholarships‐‐contact
local
community
groups,
religious
groups,
and
businesses,
and
you
can
also
search
online
at
free
scholarship
Web
sites.
Grants
and
scholarships
offset
college
costs
without
increasing
your
student
debt.
Make
sure
you
pursue
all
available
sources
of
college
funding‐‐federal,
state,
institutional,
and
private.
In
many
cases,
a
FAFSA
is
all
it
takes
to
qualify
for
'free'
money
for
college.
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BankRate.com
http://www.bankrate.com/brm/green/college/basics4‐4a.asp
The
College
Board
http://www.collegeboard.com/student/pay/scholarships‐and‐aid/8936.html
Federal
Student
Aid
http://studentaid.ed.gov/PORTALSWebApp/students/english/NewPrograms.jsp
Peterson's
http://www.petersons.com/finaid/file.asp?id=780&path=ug.pfs.financial
Princeton
Review
http://www.princetonreview.com/grad/finance/articles/tools/basics.asp
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Brannfels
Scholarship
winners
Saturday,
June
19,
2010
4:10
pm
The
Rev.
Helen
Boursier
of
Community
Fellowship
Presbyterian
Church
and
NBWCC
president
presents
the
2010
New
Braunfels
Women
Chamber
of
Commerce
Scholarship
winners,
who
are
as
follows:
Girls
to
vie
for
scholarships
Friday,
February
22,
2002
12:00
am
Seventeen
high
school
junior
girls
will
exhibit
scholastic
achievement,
talent
and
poise
to
compete
for
more
than
$73,000
in
the
Junior
Miss
scholarship
program
at
7
p.m.
Saturday
at
the
New
Braunfels
Civic
Center.
Scholarship
fund
helps
EMTs
Thursday,
October
7,
2010
8:22
pm
NEW
BRAUNFELS
—
A
memorial
scholarship
fund
has
been
set
up
in
the
name
of
a
Comal
County
man
who
died
in
August
from
bee
stings.
Brennan
Livaudais,
22,
died
Aug.
7,
while
helping
his
father
paint
a
home.
A
bee
stung
Livaudais
on
his
lip
and
stomach,
causing
anaphylactic
shock,
his
grandfather,
Earle
Leonard,
told
the
Herald‐
Zeitung
in
August.
Scholarship
will
help
teen
reach
for
stars
Scholarship
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Page
4
Wednesday,
May
23,
2007
1:00
am
Like
many
other
teenagers
who
will
graduate
from
New
Braunfels
High
School
on
Thursday,
Rob
Wheeler
has
a
plan
for
his
future.
Teens
win
scholarship
in
robot
competition
Wednesday,
November
4,
2009
12:00
am
Caleb
Basse
and
Dutton
Webb
make
a
powerful
robot
manufacturing
team.
Silent
auction
to
raise
scholarship
money
Friday,
September
18,
2009
1:00
am
A
silent
auction
for
a
scholarship
memorial
fund
to
honor
Josh
Meurin
is
scheduled
from
6
p.m.
to
midnight
tonight
at
Billy’s
Ice,
1193
Loop
337.
Hearts,
wallets
open
for
camp
scholarships
Sunday,
June
19,
2005
12:00
am
Al
Dressen
had
a
great
idea
earlier
this
spring,
but
he
was
so
busy
coaching
his
New
Braunfels
girls
soccer
team
to
the
state
semifinals,
he
almost
didn’t
pull
it
off.
Gala
raises
funds
for
county
fair
scholarship
Tuesday,
August
19,
2003
1:00
am
The
Comal
County
Fair
Association
is
offering
a
good
meal
for
a
good
cause.
Canyon’s
Shedrock
receives
scholarship
Saturday,
February
21,
2004
12:00
am
After
the
volleyball
season
ended,
Canyon
senior
Tiffany
Shedrock
waited
patiently
as
she
searched
for
a
college
to
play
volleyball
at.
Scholarship
fund
to
help
college
soccer
players
Thursday,
September
16,
2010
11:30
pm
NEW
BRAUNFELS
—
The
Josh
Meurin
Soccer
Scholarship
Memorial
Fund
benefit
will
be
5
p.m.
to
1
a.m.
Saturday
at
Billy’s
Ice
House
in
New
Braunfels.
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Page
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FAFSA
FAFSA
/
financial
aid
information
and
registration
website
CollegeforTexans
Texas
financial
aid
information
Texas
financial
aid
information
THECB
Texas
Higher
Education
Coordinating
Board
website
Texas
Higher
Education
Coordinating
Board
website
Students.gov
US
Government
services
for
students
US
Government
services
for
students
Finaid
Financial
Aid
information
Financial
Aid
information
Piper
Foundation
Minnie
Stevens
Piper
Foundation
student
aid
information
Minnie
Stevens
Piper
Foundation
student
aid
information
NCAA
Clearing
House
NCAA
Clearinghouse
information
for
student
athletes
NCAA
Clearinghouse
information
for
student
athletes
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for
Hispanics
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for
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Scholarships,
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and
Student
Loans
Scholarships,
Grants
and
Student
Loans
Scholarship
search
engine
http://www.mccanndetroit.com/persuade/
Amount:
$500.00
‐
$3,000.00
Deadline:
visit:
http://www.courageouspersuaders.com/
Return
to:
apply
online
at
www.mccanndetroit.com/persuade/
Eligibility:
any
high
school
student
Misc
info:
Create
a
30
second
commercial
targeted
at
middle
school
students
to
warn
them
about
the
dangers
of
underage
drinking.
The
winning
team
will
have
their
commercial
aired
on
television.
Wachovia
Scholarship
Sweepstakes
https://educationloans.wachovia.com/web/doubletake/index.htm
Scholarship
List
Page
7
DoubleTake
Sweepstakes:
enter
to
win
$2,500.00
to
help
cover
your
education
costs.
https://educationloans.wachovia.com/web/gimmefive/index.htm
GimmeFive
Scholarship
Sweepstakes:
enter
to
win
$5,000.00
for
first
year
expenses
at
an
accredited
college
or
trade
school.
Gates
Millennium
Scholars
http://www.gmsp.org/(eaxktmvhfunbaf550k1o0fv5)/default.aspx
Amount:
varies
Deadline:
January
10,
2011
Return
to:
get
forms
at
http://www.gmsp.org
Eligibility:
must
be
African
American,
American
Indian/Alaska
Native,
Asian
Pacific
Islander
American
or
Hispanic
American;
US
citizen
or
permanent
resident;
have
attained
a
cumulative
GPA
of
3.3;
meet
Federal
Pell
Grant
eligibility
criteria;
have
demonstrated
leadership
skills;
have
all
required
forms
completed
and
submitted
by
the
deadline.
Texas
Student
Housing
Scholarship
Program
Amount:
$2,500.00
per
year
towards
off‐campus
housing
Deadline:
January
15,
2011
Return
to:
read
instructions
at
http://www.texasstudenthousing.net/index.php?ln=en&pg=home
Eligibility:
Limited
to
students
who
will
be
attending
college
in
Austin,
College
Station,
Denton
or
San
Marcos.
Sam
Walton
Community
Scholarship
Amount:
$1,000.00
Deadline:
Apply
on‐line
from
November
‐
January
2011
Return
to:
go
to
www.walmartfoundation.org
for
more
information,
printable
online
instructions,
and
the
link
to
apply.
(must
use
application
code
SWCS)
Eligibility:
Can
not
be
a
Wal‐Mart
stores
or
Sam’s
Club
associate,
or
the
child
or
legal
dependent
of
a
Wal‐Mart
stores
or
Sam’s
Club
associate.
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Education
is
Freedom
National
Scholarship
Program
Amount:
$2000.00
Deadline:
November
through
January
(application
period)
Return
to:
see
details
of
program
at:
www.educationisfreedom.com
(membership
required)
Eligibility:
Seniors
who
plan
to
enroll
as
a
full‐time
student
at
a
two
or
four
year
college
or
university;
legal
United
States
resident
for
one
year;
GPA
between
3.0‐3.5;
demonstrate
financial
need,
leadership,
participation
in
activities,
and
work
history.
www.TuitionFundingSources.com
Tuition
Funding
Sources
provides
students
with
access
to
the
world’s
largest
scholarship
database
along
with
college
and
career
information.
TFS
contains
career
and
personality
tests,
career
guidance
information,
and
information
on
State
and
Federal
Financial
Aid
Programs.
Go
to
www.TuitionFundingSources.com,
click
on
Login
and
first
time
user.
Select
state
where
you
live
and
school
that
you
attend.
Enter
your
email
address
and
create
password.
The
American
Legion
Scholarships
www.legion.org
go
to
bottom
left
side
of
page‐useful
links,
scholarship
information.
They
have
an
Eagle
Scout
of
the
Year
award
and
the
National
High
School
Oratorical
Contest.
Elder
&
Leemaur
Publishers
Scholarships
There
are
4
scholarship
opportunities
available
at
www.elpublishers.com/content/scholarships.php.
This
is
an
essay
contest.
Essays
must
be
no
longer
than
500
words.
“Voice
of
the
Future”
Deadline
March
of
each
year
“Challenge
the
Experts”
Deadline
July
of
each
year
“Believing
in
Greatness”
Deadline
September
of
each
year
Area
Go
Texan
Scholarship
Application
Amount:
4
year,
$12,000.00
award
Deadline:
January
each
year,
see
website
Scholarship
List
Page
9
Eligibility:
US
citizen,
senior
ranked
in
upper
third
(1/3)
of
graduating
class,
SAT
minimum
score
of
1350
or
ACT
minimum
score
of
19,
must
enroll
in
a
Texas
college
or
university,
must
be
involved
in
extracurricular
and
community
activities,
limit
on
other
scholarships/financial
aid.
Go
to
www.rodeohouston.com
for
more
info….
KFC
Colonel’s
Scholars
http://www.kfcscholars.org/
Amount:
up
to
$5,000.00
per
year
for
4
years
Deadline:
Begins
1
December;
closes
the
middle
of
February
each
year
Return
to:
apply
online
at
www.kfcscholars.org
Eligibility:
graduating
from
high
school
this
academic
year,
enrolling
in
a
public
college
or
university,
maintain
at
least
a
2.75
GPA,
pursuing
a
bachelor’s
degree,
a
US
citizen
or
permanent
resident.
All­Ink.com
Scholarship
Amount:
up
to
$5,000.00
Deadline:
January
through
December
for
following
school
year
Return
to:
apply
online
at
www.all‐ink.com/scholarship.aspx
Eligibility:
minimum
2.5
GPA,
US
citizen
or
permanent
resident,
must
complete
2
essays.
Barbara
Jordan
Historical
Essay
Competition
Amount:
up
to
$2,500.00
Deadline:
February
of
each
year
Return
to:
The
Barbara
Jordan
Historical
Essay
Competition
Austin,
Texas
78713‐8914
Eligibility:
any
high
school
student
Misc
info:
go
to
www.utexas.edu/world/barbarajordan/
for
more
info
or
to
print
entry
form.
USA
Funds
Access
to
Education
Scholarship
Amount:
$1,500.00
Deadline:
February
each
year
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Page
10
Return
to:
www.usafunds.org/scholarship
(apply
online)
Eligibility:
high
school
senior,
plan
to
enroll
in
two
or
four
year
college
or
university,
annual
income
of
$35,000.00
or
less,
US
citizen
or
eligible
non‐citizen.
Mensa
Education
and
Research
Foundation
Scholarship
Program/Essay
Competition
Amount:
$600.00
Deadline:
September
through
January
each
year
Return
to:
www.mensafoundation.org/scholarships
to
get
an
application.
Mail
application
to
Mensa
Foundation
Scholarship
PO
Box
5904
Round
Rock,
TX
78683‐5904
Eligibility:
will
have
to
provide
proof
of
enrollment
in
a
post‐secondary
institution
for
the
2011‐2012
school
year.
Navy
Reserve
Officer
Training
Candidate
(NROTC)
Scholarship
Amount:
up
to
$180,00.00
(4
yrs
of
tuition,
books,
fees
paid)
Deadline:
go
to
http://www.navy.com/navy/joining/education‐opportunities/nrotc.html
Return
to:
www.navy.com/careers/nrotc/
to
start
an
application
Eligibility:
17
years
old
by
Sept
1,
high
school
graduate,
Navy
physical
qualification,
SAT
of
530
verbal/520
math
or
ACT
of
22
math/22
English
Common
Knowledge
Scholarship
Foundation
The
CKSF
awards
scholarships
to
students
through
internet‐based
quiz
competitions.
There
is
no
essay
writing
or
long
applications
to
complete.
Students
receive
scholarship
awards
based
on
common
knowledge
and
basic
education
curricula.
Open
to
every
high
school
student
in
the
United
States,
this
is
a
monthly
online
quiz
tournament.
Go
to
www.cksf.org
to
register
or
for
more
information.
Carr
P.
Collins
Scholars
Program
at
Baylor
University
Amount:
$3,900.00
each
year,
renewable
for
4
years
Scholarship
List
Page
11
Deadline:
January
31
each
year;
see:
http://www.baylor.edu/admissions/index.php?id=59373
Return
to:
apply
online
at
www.baylor.edu/admissions/CarrPCollins
Eligibility:
meet
all
university
requirements
for
admission,
have
a
minimum
combined
critical
reading
and
math
score
of
1250
on
the
SAT
or
a
minimum
of
28
on
the
ACT,
be
in
the
top
quarter
of
graduating
class,
have
proven
leadership
qualities
and
a
commitment
to
campus
and
community
service.
NFIB
Young
Entrepreneur
Award
NEW
Amount:
$1,000.00‐$10,000.00
Deadline:
October
through
February
each
year
Return
to:
apply
online
at:
http://www.nfib.com/yef/yef‐programs/young‐entrepreneur‐awards
Eligibility:
high
school
senior
who
has
demonstrated
entrepreneurial
spirit
and
initiative
(started
own
business,
or
participates
in
organizations
such
as
DECA,
FBLA,
Junior
Achievement,
etc).
Hunt
Leadership
Scholars
at
SMU
Amount:
full
SMU
tuition
and
fees
Deadline:
read
information
at:
http://smu.edu/hunt/howtoapply.asp
Return
to:
apply
online
at
www.smu.edu
Eligibility:
rank
in
top
25%
of
graduating
class;
composite
SAT
1200
on
math
and
critical
reading
or
ACT
28;
extraordinary
leadership
(leadership
is
the
primary
criterion
for
selection);
at
least
16
academic
units;
submission
of
Hunt
Essay.
United
States
Foreign
Service
National
High
School
Essay
Contest
Amount:
$750.00‐$2,500.00
Deadline:
Rules
&
Guidelines
posted
each
Fall:
http://www.afsa.org/essaycontest/rules10.cfm
Return
to:
go
online
to
get
info
www.afsa.org/essaycontest
Eligibility:
Must
write
a
750‐1000
word
essay—Analyze
and
explain
how
the
members
of
the
Foreign
Service
promote
United
States
national
interests
by
participating
in
the
resolution
of
today’s
major
international
issues.
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Educational
grants
and
scholarships
are
the
best
kind
of
financial
aid,
for
one
simple
reason:
it's
free
money.
Always
a
more
popular
option
than
student
loans,
grants
and
scholarships
support
students
who
demonstrate
academic
merit
and/or
financial
need.
Where
Can
You
Find
Grants?
Educational
grants
and
scholarships
are
funded
by
federal
and
state
governments,
colleges
and
universities,
and
private
sources.
Some
grants
and
scholarships
are
based
solely
on
merit,
while
others
are
based
on
financial
need.
Some
grants
and
scholarships
take
into
account
factors
such
as
major
or
ethnicity.
Financial
Need
Many
need‐based
funding
programs
use
one
of
two
general
financial
aid
applications:
the
FAFSA
(Free
Application
for
Federal
Student
Aid)
and/or
the
College
Board's
CSS
Profile.
By
filing
one
of
these
forms,
you
will
automatically
be
considered
for
all
federal
grants,
most
institutional
funding,
and
some
private
grants.
These
programs
are
generally
administered
through
your
school's
financial
aid
office.
Academic
Merit
Merit‐based
scholarships
often
require
additional
application
materials
designed
to
demonstrate
academic
achievement.
In
addition
to
test
scores,
high
school
grades,
and
a
list
of
academic
honors
and
activities,
you
may
be
required
to
submit
letters
of
recommendation
and
a
personal
statement.
Federal
Grants
Federal
Student
Aid
funds
the
following
four
grants:
•Pell
Grant.
The
Pell
Grant
is
the
foundation
of
the
federal
student
aid
program.
It
provides
up
to
$4310
per
year
to
undergraduate
students
who
demonstrate
financial
need.
•FSEOG.
The
Federal
Supplemental
Educational
Opportunity
Grant
supplements
the
Pell
Grant
for
students
with
the
greatest
financial
need,
with
awards
up
to
$4000.
•Academic
Competitiveness
Grant.
The
Academic
Competitiveness
Grant
rewards
students
who
successfully
completed
a
rigorous
high
school
program.
The
ACG
supplements
the
Pell
Grant,
with
a
maximum
award
of
$750
for
the
freshman
year
of
study,
and
up
to
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$1300
for
the
second
year
of
study.
•National
SMART
Grant.
Also
known
as
the
'National
Science
and
Mathematics
Access
to
Retain
Talent'
Grant,
this
supplement
to
the
Pell
Grant
provides
up
to
$4000
each
year
for
third
and
fourth
year
undergraduates
majoring
in
certain
fields.
If
you
are
pursuing
a
degree
in
physical,
life,
or
computer
sciences,
mathematics,
technology,
engineering,
or
a
high‐demand
foreign
language
(such
as
Arabic),
you
may
be
eligible
for
a
SMART
grant.
Academic
Grants
&
Scholarships
Many
institutions
fund
their
own
scholarships.
Consult
the
financial
aid
office
and
the
school's
Web
site
to
determine
application
procedures.
Private
Scholarships
Some
private
scholarships
are
administered
by
the
school's
financial
aid
office,
but
for
the
most
part
you'll
have
to
contact
and
apply
to
the
funding
organization
directly.
It
may
take
some
legwork
to
find
scholarships‐‐contact
local
community
groups,
religious
groups,
and
businesses,
and
you
can
also
search
online
at
free
scholarship
Web
sites.
Grants
and
scholarships
offset
college
costs
without
increasing
your
student
debt.
Make
sure
you
pursue
all
available
sources
of
college
funding‐‐federal,
state,
institutional,
and
private.
In
many
cases,
a
FAFSA
is
all
it
takes
to
qualify
for
'free'
money
for
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Federal
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http://studentaid.ed.gov/PORTALSWebApp/students/english/NewPrograms.jsp
Peterson's
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2009
Stimulus
Plan
Starting
in
the
2009
tax
year,
under
the
American
Recovery
and
Reinvestment
Act
(ARRA),
more
parents
and
students
will
qualify
over
the
next
two
years
for
a
tax
credit,
the
American
Opportunity
Credit,
to
pay
for
college
expenses.
The
American
Opportunity
Credit
is
not
available
on
the
2008
returns
taxpayers
are
filing
during
2009.
The
new
credit
modifies
the
existing
Hope
Credit
for
tax
years
2009
and
2010,
making
the
Hope
Credit
available
to
a
broader
range
of
taxpayers,
including
many
with
higher
incomes
and
those
who
owe
no
tax.
It
also
adds
required
course
materials
to
the
list
of
qualifying
expenses
and
allows
the
credit
to
be
claimed
for
four
post‐secondary
education
years
instead
of
two.
Many
of
those
eligible
will
qualify
for
the
maximum
annual
credit
of
$2,500
per
student.
The
full
credit
is
available
to
individuals
whose
modified
adjusted
gross
income
is
$80,000
or
less,
or
$160,000
or
less
for
married
couples
filing
a
joint
return.
The
credit
is
phased
out
for
taxpayers
with
incomes
above
these
levels.
These
income
limits
are
higher
than
under
the
existing
Hope
and
Lifetime
Learning
Credits
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here
to
read
more
from
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here
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TITLE
CONTACT
INFO:
American
Patriot
Freedom
Ages
16
‐
21.
For
Scholarship
children
of
active
duty,
retired,
killed
or
disabled
servicemembers.
Amount:
$1,000
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.homefrontam
on
"Programs")
Texas
Alliance
for
Minorities
in
Engineering
Applicant
must
be
a
high
school
senior
and
must
have
participated
in
at
least
one
TAME
activity
during
high
school.
Must
major
in
science,
mathematics
or
engineering
related
discipline.
Amount:
$1,500
TAME
Texas
Alliance
for
Minorities
in
Engineering
The
University
of
Texas
at
Austin
R9200
10100
Burnet
Road
Building
16,
Room
10
Austin,
TX
78758
(512)
471‐6100
[email protected]
www.tame.org
The
Fountainhead
Essay
Contest
For
11th
and
12th
grade
students.
Must
write
an
essay
on
a
specific
topic
related
to
Ayn
Rand's
novel
"The
Fountainhead"
Amount:
$50
‐
$10,000
The
Fountainhead
Essay
Contest,
Dept.
W
The
Ayn
Rand
Institute
P.O.
Box
57044
Irvine,
CA
92619‐7044
[email protected]
www.aynrand.org
(Click
on
"Essay
Contests")
Goetz
Higher
Education
Scholarship
3.5
GPA.
U.S.
citizen
or
a
permanent
legal
resident.
Demonstrate
financial
need.
Personal
essay
statement
required.
Must
attend
a
college
or
university
in
the
state
of
Goetz
Higher
Education
Scholarship
Fund
c/o
Liberty
Hill
Foundation
2121
Cloverfield
Boulevard,
Suite
113
Santa
Monica,
CA
90404
[email protected]
www.libertyhill.org/grant/home.html
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California.
Amount:
$1,000
‐
$2,500
Audre
Lorde
Scholarship
Fund
For
a
lesbian
or
gay
man
of
color
who
is
a
graduating
high
school
senior
and
is
making
a
significant
contributions
to
their
communities.
Amount:
$1,000
ZAMI
P.O.
Box
2502
Decatur,
Georgia
30031
(404)
370‐0920
[email protected]
www.zami.org
BlackNews.com
Spring
Scholarship
Essay
Write
a
500
word
essay
on
why
you
feel
black
newspapers,
magazines,
TV
and
radio
stations
are
necessary.
In
others
words,
why
is
there
a
need
to
have
the
Black
press?
To
be
eligible
for
the
scholarship
award,
one
or
both
of
your
parents
must
be
African‐
American.
Amount:
$500
Your
submission
must
be
emailed
to:
scholarship@black
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.blacknews.com/news/scholarship.shtml
Brandy
Murphy
Scholarship
Essay
topic:
Explain
how
a
high
school
or
college
course
has
influenced
your
life.
Questions
and
Essays
may
submitted
to:
[email protected]
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.brandylynnmurphy.com/scholarship
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Amount:
$6,500
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Awards
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people
and
our
planet.
Nominees
must
have
been
the
prime
mover
of
a
service
activity,
and
demonstrated
positive
spirit
and
high
moral
purpose
in
accomplishing
their
goals.
Amount:
$2,000
‐
may
be
applied
to
higher
education
or
to
service
The
Barron
Prize
545
Pearl
Street
Boulder,
CO
80302
[email protected]
www.barronprize.org
Scholarship
List
Page
21
project.
Harness
Horse
Youth
Foundation
Various
scholarships
from
the
Harness
House
Youth
Foundation
for
high
school
seniors
who
have
demonstrated
passion
for
harness
racing.
Amount:
$500
‐
$1,000
Harness
Horse
Youth
Foundation
16575
Carey
Road
Westfield,
IN
46074
(317)
867‐5877
[email protected]
www.hhyf.org
Hispanic
Engineers
National
Achievement
Awards
Conference
(HENAAC)
For
Hispanic
students
who
will
majoring
in
engineering,
applied
science,
material
science,
computer
science
and
mathematics.
Amount:
$500
‐
$5,000
Download
application
at:
http://henaac.org/scholarship
HENAAC
ATTN:
Scholarship
Selection
Committee
3900
Whiteside
Street
Los
Angeles,
CA
90063
[email protected]
Holocaust
Remembrance
Project
Essay
Contest
Write
essay
of
no
more
than
1,200
words
why
it
is
vital
to
remember
and
pass
to
a
new
generation
the
history
and
lessons
of
the
Holocaust.
Grades
9
‐
12
Amount:
$2,500
‐
$10,000
Holland
&
Knight
Charitable
Foundation,
Inc.
PO
Box
2877
Tampa,
FL
33601‐2877
[email protected]
1‐866‐452‐2737
www.holocaust.hklaw.com
International
Order
of
Job's
Daughters
Scholarship
Applicant
must
be
member
of
International
Order
of
Job's
Daughters.
Check
web
site
for
chapters
in
your
state.
Barbara
Hill,
PHQ,
RP,
PGG,
Chairman,
Educational
Scholarships
Committee
337
Illinois
St.
Pekin,
IL
61554
Phone:
309‐346‐5564
E‐Mail:
[email protected]
Scholarship
List
Page
22
Amount:
$750
http://iojd.org
International
Wire
and
Cable
Symposium
Scholarship
For
students
who
plan
to
major
in
science
and
engineering
as
it
relates
to
the
wire
and
cable
industry.
Amount:
Up
to
$2,000
IWCS
Scholarship
Coordinator
200
Westpark
Drive
Suite
190
Peachtree
City,
GA
30269
[email protected]
www.iwcs.org
LEAGUE
at
AT&T
Foundation
Scholarship
For
lesbian,
gay,
bisexual,
or
transgender
(LGBT)
Seniors
in
high
school.
3.0
GPA;
significant
involvement
in
community
service.
Amount:
$1,500
‐
$2,500
Executive
Director
LEAGUE
Foundation
Academic
Scholarships
One
AT&T
Way,
Room
4B214J
Bedminster,
NJ
07921
703‐691‐5734
[email protected]
www.leaguefoundation.org
National
Association
of
Retired
Federal
Employees
Scholarships
Children
and
grandchildren,
stepchildren
and
great‐
grandchildren
of
NARFE
members
may
be
eligible
to
apply
for
scholarship.
3.0
GPA.
Essay
required.
Amount:
$1,000
Download
application
at:
www.narfe.org
NARFE
National
Headquarters
606
N.
Washington
ST.
Alexandria,
VA
22314
Phone:
(703)
838‐7760
New
York
Education
Foundation
Scholarship
Be
a
graduating
high
school
senior
or
undergraduate
student
in
the
United
States.
3.0
‐
3.3
GPA
Amount:
$500
‐
$1,500
New
York
Education
Foundation
132
East
43rd
Street
Suite
107
New
York,
New
York
10017
[email protected]
www.nyefs.org
Scholarship
List
Page
23
P.
L.
Titus
Scholarship/E.
M.
Koeppel
Short
Fiction
Contest
Prime
Contractors,
Inc.
Applicants
must
be
David
Honeycutt
Memorial
enrolling
in
a
College
or
Scholarship
University
preparing
for
a
career
in
Construction
Management,
Architecture
or
Civil
Engineering.
3.0
GPA.
Amount:
$1,000
Prime
Contractors,
Inc.
525
N.
Belt,
Suite
172
Houston,
TX
77060
Phone:
281‐999‐0875
http://www.primecontractorsinc.com/Careers.html
Remembering
Mom
Scholarship
For
young
women
between
the
age
of
18‐
25
who
have
experienced
loss
due
to
the
death
of
their
mother,
but
desire
to
continue
their
educational
path
in
spite
of
their
mother?s
absence.
Essay
required.
3.0
GPA.
Resident
of
Texas.
Amount:
$500
Remembering
Mom
Scholarship
Committee
P.
O.
Box
670161
Dallas,
Texas
75367‐0161
www.rememberingmom.org
Retired
Enlisted
Association's
National
Scholarship
Applicants
must
be
a
dependent
child
or
grandchild
or
great‐
grandparent
of
a
TREA
or
TREA
Auxiliary
member
in
good
TREA
National
Headquarters
1111
S.
Abilene
Ct.
Aurora,
CO
80012‐4909
1‐800‐338‐9337
[email protected]
Scholarship
List
The
P.
L.
Titus
For
more
information,
see
webpage
at:
www.writecorne
Scholarship
is
an
annual
award
given
to
a
student
if
the
student
wins
the
E.
M.
Koeppel
Short
Fiction
Contest.
Submit
an
unpublished
short
story
‐
maximum
length
‐
3000
words.
Amount:
$100
‐
$1,100
Page
24
standing
or
a
deceased
www.trea.org
TREA
or
TREA
Auxiliary
member
in
good
standing
at
time
of
his/her
demise.
Essay
required.
Amount:
Not
listed
Southeastern
States
Pupil
Transportation
Conference
(SESPTC)
­
Buster
Bynum
Education
Scholarship
For
two
deserving
public
school
students
in
each
of
the
fourteen‐
member
southeastern
states
of
Alabama,
Arkansas,
Florida,
Georgia,
Kentucky,
Louisiana,
Mississippi,
North
Carolina,
Oklahoma,
South
Carolina,
Tennessee,
Texas,
Virginia
and
West
Virginia.
Parent/guardian
must
have
been
an
active
employee
in
public
school
transportation
during
the
past
five
years.
Amount:
%1,000
Transportation
Clubs
For
students
who
plan
International
Scholarships
to
major
in
the
fields
of
Transportation,
Logistics
or
Traffic
Management.
Amount:
$1,000
‐
$1,500
Scholarship
List
For
application,
go
to
website
at:
www.wvapt.org/5_scho
Transportation
Clubs
International
Scholarships
Attn:
Bill
Blair
Zimmer
Worldwide
Logistics
15710
JFK
Boulevard
Houston,
Texas
77032
[email protected]
www.transportationclubsinternational.com
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25
AAAA
Scholarship
Foundation
­
Army
Aviation
Association
of
America
For
unmarried
children
or
grandchildren
of
current
or
deceased
members
of
Army
Aviation
Association
of
America.
Amount:
$1,000
‐
$4,000
AAAA
Scholarship
Foundation
755
Main
St.
Suite
4D
Monroe,
CT
06468‐2830
203‐268‐2450
aaaa@quad‐a.org
www.quad‐a.org
Air
Traffic
Control
Association
Scholarship
U.
S.
citizen,
interested
in
aviation
related
career
or
child
of
ATC
specialist.
Must
submit
essay
Amount:
$1,500
‐
$25,000
Air
Traffic
Control
Association,
Inc.
1101
King
St.
Suite
300
Alexandria,
VA
22314
703‐299‐2430
[email protected]
www.atca.org
American
Hotel
&
Lodging
Educational
Foundation
For
students
who
plan
to
enroll
in
an
accredited
undergraduate
hospitality
management
degree
program.
Preference
will
be
given
to
high
school
graduates
of
the
Lodging
Management
Program
(LMP).
Amount:
$1,000
‐
$2,000
American
Hotel
&
Lodging
Educational
Foundation
1201
New
York
Avenue,
NW,
Suite
600
Washington,
DC
20005‐3931
(202)
289‐3100
www.ahlef.org/scholarships_freshman.asp
Army
Scholarship
Foundation
Scholarships
High
school
Seniors
who
are
sons
or
daughters
of
regular
active
duty,
active
duty
Reserve,
active
duty
National
Guard
U.
S.
Army
members
or
sons
or
daughters
of
former
U.
S.
Army
members
who
received
an
The
Army
Scholarship
Foundation
6412
Brandon
Avenue,
Suite
201
Springfield,
Virginia
22150
[email protected]
www.armyscholarshipfoundation.org
Scholarship
List
Page
26
honorable
discharge
or
medical
discharge,
or
who
were
killed
while
serving
in
the
U.S.
Army.
Amount:
$500
‐
$2,000
ASSOCIATION
OF
EQUIPMENT
MANAGEMENT
PROFESSIONALS
For
children
of
AEMP
members
and
employees
of
AEMP
member
companies.
Must
be
used
for
accredited
two
year
technical
education
programs.
Amount:
Books
and
tuition.
Coca­Cola
Company's
College
Bound
Contest
sponsored
by
Chuck
E.
Cheese
18
yrs.
of
age
or
older.
To
register,
go
to
website
at:
Must
be
registered
with
www.chuckecheese.com/promotions/ncaa.php
the
Chuck
E‐Club.
Winner
will
be
determined
by
random
drawing.
Amount:
$25,000
scholarships
and
other
prizes
Congressional
Black
Caucus
Spouses
Education
Scholarship
Fund
A
graduating
senior
with
a
minimum
2.5
GPA
who
resides
or
attends
school
in
a
Congressional
district
represented
by
an
African
American
member
of
Congress.
Amount:
Not
specified
Scholarship
List
For
more
information,
go
to
website
at:
www.aemp.org
(
Foundation")
For
more
information,
go
to
website
at:
http://cbcfinc.org
Congressional
Black
Caucus
Foundation,
Inc
1720
Massachusetts
Avenue,
NW
Washington,
DC
20036
Phone:
202‐263‐2800
E‐mail:
[email protected]
www.cbcfinc.org
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27
Delta
Faucet
Scholarship
Program
Delta
Faucet
Company
Scholarship
Program
P.O.
Box
6808
Falls
Church,
VA
22046
(800)
533‐7694
[email protected]
www.phccweb.org/foundation/index.cfm
International
Bicycle
Fund
For
students
ages
8
‐
Student
Bike
Essay
Contest
16.
Essay
may
be
on
any
aspect
of
bicycling
(history,
touring,
racing,
commuting,
role
in
society,
learning,
teaching,
etc.)
Amount:
$50
International
Bicycle
Fund
4887
Columbia
Drive
South
Seattle
WA
98108‐1919
[email protected]
www.ibike.org
Jack
Brewer
Foundation
Business
School
Scholarship
U.S.
citizen
or
permanent
resident
of
African
American
or
Hispanic/Latino
heritage.
Senior
in
high
school.
Interested
in
majoring
in
business
at
Harvard
University,
University
of
California,
University
of
Minnesota
or
University
of
Pennslyvania.
3.0
GPA.
Amount:
$2,500
The
Jack
Brewer
Foundation
Scholarship
Program
PO
Box
592961
Minneapolis,
MN
55458
2961
Phone
612.250.2999
email
[email protected]
www.thejackbrewerfoundation.org
National
Association
of
African
Americans
in
the
Department
of
Homeland
Security
(NAADHS)
For
high
School
Seniors
who
have
outstanding
academic
achievement.
Children
of
federal
law
enforcement
officers
killed
or
disabled
in
the
line
of
duty
are
NAADHS
–
NAP
P.O.
Box
3574
Oakbrook,
IL
60522‐3574
[email protected]
www.naadhs.org/scholarship.html
Scholarship
List
For
students
who
currently
are
or
will
be
enrolled
in
a
full
time
degree
or
certificate
program
with
a
major
directly
related
to
the
plumbing‐heating‐
cooling
(p‐h‐c)
profession.
Amount:
$2,500
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28
encouraged
to
apply.
Essay
required.
Amount;
$2,000
National
Hispanic
Coalition
of
Federal
Aviation
Employees
­
Rene
Matos
Scholarship
Minority
and
women
students
who
excel
in
academics
community
involvement,
student
activities
and
leadership.
Amount:
Not
specified
NHCFAE
Scholarship
Selection
Committee
PO
Box
23276
Washington,
D.C.
20026‐3276
[email protected]
www.nhcfae.org
National
Junior
Classic
League
Scholarship
Any
NJCL
member
who
plans
to
continue
their
study
of
the
classics
in
college
is
eligible
to
apply.
Amount:
$1,000
‐
$2,000
NJCL
Programs
&
Scholastic
Services
Chair
1122
Oak
Street
North
Fargo,
ND
58102
[email protected]
www.njcl.org(click
on
"Activities")
Reformed
Church
in
America
­
RCA
Ethnic
Scholarship
Fund
Must
be
a
Reformed
Church
in
America
member.
Applicant
must
be
American
Indian,
African‐
American,
Hispanic,
Pacific
or
Asian‐
American.
Amount:
$500
Director
of
Operations
and
Support
Reformed
Church
in
America
475
Riverside
Drive‐Room
1814
New
York,
NY
10115
www.rca.org
Sertoma
International
Scholarships
for
the
Hearing
Impaired
For
students
who
have
a
significant
hearing
loss.
3.2
GPA.
Amount:
$1,000
Sertoma
International
1912
East
Meyer
Boulevard
Kansas
City,
Missouri
64132‐1174
(816)
333‐8300
www.sertoma.org
Scholarship
List
Page
29
Sir
John
M.
Templeton
Fellowships
Essay
Contest
Templeton
Fellowships
will
be
awarded
for
the
best
essay
on
the
topic:
"Property
Rights"
vs
“Human
Rights"
Amount:
$1,000
‐
$2,500
Mr.
Carl
P.
Close
Academic
Affairs
Director
The
Independent
Institute
100
Swan
Way
Oakland,
CA
94621‐1428
Phone:
510‐632‐1366
www.independent.org/students/essay
[email protected]
Skandalaris
Family
Foundation
Scholarship
GPA
of
3.5,
minimum
SAT
score
of
1800
and/or
minimum
ACT
score
of
24,
involved
in
school,
athletic
and
community
activities.
Amount:
$2,000
Skandalaris
Family
Foundation
840
West
Long
Lake
Road,
Suite
601
Troy,
MI
48098
(248)
220
‐2004
[email protected]
www.skandalaris.com
State
Farm
Texas
Scholar
Athlete
Program
High
School
Senior.
Be
For
more
information,
go
to
website
at:
www.texasschola
currently
active
in
at
least
one
High
School
sport.
Maintain
a
3.0+
GPA
or
equivalent.
Must
be
nominated
by
Counselor
or
school
official.
Amount:
$1,000
Texas
Music
Teachers
Association
Scholarships
Students
may
be
awarded
scholarships
if
they
participate
in
Student
Affiliate
activities
sponsored
by
the
Texas
Music
Teachers
Association.
Must
be
studying
with
a
teacher
who
is
a
member
of
the
Texas
Music
Teachers
Association.
Scholarship
List
Texas
Music
Teachers
Association
(TMTA)
1106
Clayton
Lane
240W
Austin,
Texas
78723
TEL:
(512)
419‐1352
[email protected]
www.tmta.org/scholarships.htm
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30
Amount:
Varies
U.
S.
Army
Warrant
Officers
Association
For
family
members
of
USAWOA
Members
in
good
standing.
Amount:
Up
to
$1,000
USAWOA
Scholarship
Foundation
462
Herndon
Pkwy,
Suite
207,
c/o
USAWOA
Herndon,
VA
20170‐5235
703‐742‐7727
www.usawoa.org
Women's
Southern
Golf
Association
For
an
amateur
female
golfer
who
is
a
resident
of
one
of
15
southern
states
or
the
District
of
Columbia
and
who
has
shown
evidence
of
academic
excellence,
good
citizenship
and
sportsmanship.
Amount:
$3,000
Judy
Jackson,
Chairman
PO
Box
549
Danville,
KY
40423
(859)
238‐0190
Email:
scholarship@womens‐southerngolfassociation.or
www.womens‐southerngolfassociation.org
World
Team
Tennis
Charities
­
Donnelly
Awards
Recipients
must
be
between
the
ages
of
14
and
21,
have
diabetes,
and
must
play
tennis
competitively
in
tournaments
or
on
their
school
team.
Amount:
$5,000
NOVO
NORDISK
DONNELLY
AWARDS
c/o
Billie
Jean
King
WTT
Charities
960
Harlem
Avenue,
#
983
Glenview,
IL
60025
(212)
586‐3444,
x.
20
Email:
[email protected]
www.wtt.com
(click
on
"Special
Events")
Keppra®
Family
Epilepsy
Scholarship
Program
Must
be
an
epilepsy
patient
or
family
member/caregiver
of
an
epilepsy
patient.
Legal
resident
of
U.S.
Must
demonstrate
academic
achievement,
possess
a
strong
record
of
participation
in
For
more
scholarship
information,
see
website
at:
www.k
Scholarship
List
Page
31
activities
outside
of
school
and
serve
as
a
strong
role
model.
Amount:
$5,000
Al's
Formal
Wear
Scholarship
Must
be
at
least
17
years
old
and
currently
attending
an
accredited
high
school
in
Texas,
Louisiana
or
Oklahoma.
Essay
required.
Amount:
$2,500
Applications
available
at
any
Al's
Formal
Wear
location.
Formal
Specialists,
Ltd.
7807
Main
Street
Houston,
Texas
77030
1‐877‐730‐4TUX
www.alsformalwear.com
(click
on
"About
Us")
Blind
Mice
Mart
­
Mouse
Hole
Scholarship
Program
Scholarships
are
open
to
visually
impaired
students
and
also
to
sighted
students
with
visually
impaired
parents.
High
school
Senior.
Amount:
$1,000
Mouse
Hole
Scholarships
16810
Pinemoor
Way
Houston,
TX
77058
713‐893‐7277
[email protected]
www.blindmicemart.com
National
Organization
of
Black
Law
Enforcement
Executives
Black
student
who
is
interested
in
pursuing
a
career
in
Law
Enforcement
or
Criminal
Justice.
Amount:
$5,000
NOBLE
National
Office
4609
Pinecrest
Office
Park
Drive,
Suite
F
Alexandria,
VA
22312‐1442
(703)
658‐1529
[email protected]
www.noblenatl.org
Texas
Interscholastic
League
Foundation
Scholarships
To
be
eligible
to
apply
for
a
TIFL
scholarship,
students
must
have
participated
in
a
UIL
academic
state
meet
during
their
high
school
career.
Participation
in
University
Interscholastic
League
1701
Manor
Road
Austin,
Texas,
78722
512‐232‐4937
[email protected]
www.uil.utexas.edu/tilf/index.html
Scholarship
List
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32
athletic
or
music
contest
does
not
qualify
a
student
to
apply.
Amount:
Not
specified
American
Angus
Association
Auxiliary
Scholarship
Any
Senior
unmarried
girl
or
unmarried
boy
recommended
by
a
state
or
regional
Auxiliary.
Must
be
a
member
of
the
National
Junior
Angus
Association
and
demonstrated
an
interest
in
Angus
projects.
Amount:
$1,050
‐
$1,400
Platinum
Torch
National
Service
Honorary
Scholarship
Scholarship
is
based
on
Apply
for
scholarship
and
register
with
Platinum
Torch
a
outstanding
community
www.platinumtorch.org
service.
Must
be
registered
with
Platinum
Torch.
Amount:
Up
to
$500
Ulman
Cancer
Fund
for
Young
Adults
National
College
Scholarship
Program
For
young
adults
whose
lives
have
been
impacted
by
cancer
and
are
seeking
a
higher
education.
Amount:
Varies
Fifty
Wonders
of
Korea
Essay
Contest
To
enter,
read
the
"Fifty
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.koreanhero.
Wonders
of
Korea,
Volume
1,
Culture
and
Art,"
and
compose
an
essay
on
the
importance
or
the
achievements
discussed
Scholarship
List
National
Junior
Angus
Association
Scholarship
Chairman
Michelle
Rieff
P.O.
Box
923
Bentonville,
AR
72712
home:
479‐795‐2584
fax:
479‐271‐1128
cell:
479‐936‐1685
www.angusauxiliary.com
Scholarship
Coordinator
The
Ulman
Cancer
Fund
for
Young
Adults
4725
Dorsey
Hall
Drive,
Suite
A505
Ellicott
City,
MD
21042
1‐888‐393‐FUND
[email protected].
www.ulmanfund.org
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33
in
the
book
or
an
essay
on
your
general
impressions
of
Korean
cultural
and
scientific
achievements.
Amount:
$50
‐
$1,000
Carpe
Diem
Foundation
of
Illinois
Scholarship
Program
U.S.
citizen.
(You
do
not
have
to
be
an
Illinois
resident)
For
students
who
have
demonstrated
outstanding
achievements,
exceptional
leadership
ability
and
a
serious
commitment
to
community
service.
Carpe
Diem
Foundation
of
Illinois
c/o
Gordon
V.
Levine,
Executive
Director
P.
O.
Box
3194
Chicago,
IL
60690‐3194
[email protected]
www.carpediemfoundation.org
Amount:
$2,500
‐
$5,000
American
Institute
of
Chemical
Engineers
Minority
Scholarship
Awards
for
Incoming
College
Freshmen
Scholarship
List
Applicants
must
be
members
of
a
minority
group
(i.e.
African‐
American,
Hispanic,
Native
American,
or
Alaskan
Native)
that
is
underrepresented
in
chemical
engineering.
3.0
GP
A.
Amount:
$1,000
American
Institute
of
Chemical
Engineers
3
Park
Ave
New
York,
N.Y.,
10016‐5991
212‐591‐7107
E‐mail:
[email protected]
www.aiche.org
(click
on
"Students")
Page
34
Armenian
Scholarship
Foundation
Scholarship
For
Armenian
students
living
in
the
United
States
as
well
as
non‐
Armenians
that
are
significantly
involved
in
the
Armenian
community
in
the
US.
Amount:
$750
Armenian
Scholarship
Foundation,
Inc.
14
Sandrick
Rd
Belmont,
MA
02478
www.armenianscholarships.org
Avar
Press
Literary
Essay
Scholarship
For
all
high
school
students
in
the
U.S.
and
Canada.
Essays
must
be
non‐fiction
and
original
work,
analyzing
any
single
aspect
of
D.J.
Solomon's
Xen:
Ancient
English
Edition,
ISBN
0976066009,
Avar
Press,
2004.
Amount:
$500
‐
$1,000
Avar
Press
P.O.
Box
1993,
Whiteville,
NC
28472
910‐617‐9248
[email protected]
www.avarpress.com
Brower
Youth
Awards
To
recognize
the
outstanding
leadership
efforts
of
youth
(ages
13
‐
22)
across
the
country
that
are
working
on
environmental
conservation,
preservation,
and
restoration.
Amount:
$3,000
Earth
Island
Institute
Program
Director,
New
Leaders
Initiative
300
Broadway
#28
San
Francisco,
CA
94133
415‐788‐3666
x144
[email protected]
www.broweryouthawards.org
Corinne
Jeannine
Schillings
Foundation
Scholarship
For
young
women
who
have
attained
at
least
the
honor
of
Silver
Award
Girl
Scout,
and
who
plan
to
or
are
currently
pursuing
a
college
major
or
minor
in
foreign
language.
3.0
Corinne
Jeannine
Schillings
Foundation
18447
Aberdeen
St.
Homewood,
IL
60430‐3525
[email protected]
708‐957‐3684
or
630‐886‐0507
www.cjsfoundation.org
Scholarship
List
Page
35
GPA.
Amount:
$1,500
Daylon
E.
Kinney
"Spring
Break"
Scholarship
Scholarship
is
awarded
annually
to
the
student
who
submits
a
scholarship
essay
on
the
topic
featured
on
the
webpage.
Amount:
$100
‐
$2,000
Electronic
Document
Systems
Foundation
EDSF
scholarships
are
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.edsf.org/sch
awarded
to
students
who
are
committed
to
pursuing
a
career
in
document
management
and
communications
marketplace.
These
careers
may
include:
Computer
Science
&
Engineering,
Graphic
&
Media
Communications,
and
Business.
Amount:
$250
‐
$5,000
James
Beard
Foundation
For
students
interested
in
majoring
in
culinary
arts.
Amount:
$1,000
‐
$5,000
Scholarship
List
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
http://scholarship
James
Beard
Foundation
Scholarship
Program
Scholarship
America
One
Scholarship
Way,
P.O.
Box
297
Saint
Peter,
MN
56082
Telephone:
(507)
931‐1682
E‐mail:
[email protected]
www.jamesbeard.org
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36
Kyle
Lee
Foundation
Scholarship
For
students
who
have
been
diagnosed
with
cancer.
Amount:
Not
listed
The
Kyle
Lee
Foundation,
Inc.
c/o
Arnold
C.
Uy
85
Sansovino
Ladera
Ranch,
CA
92694
[email protected]
(714)
433‐3204
www.kylelee28.com/Kyle
Kyle
Lions
Club
Scholarship
Graduating
Senior
from
Lehman
High
School
in
Kyle,
Texas.
Submit
a
five
paragraph
essay
on
the
topic
"What
Community
Service
has
Meant
in
My
Life."
Amount:
$500
Lehman
High
School
Senior
Counselor
will
accept
essays.
Essays
may
also
be
mailed
to:
Kyle
Lions
Club
PO
Box
177
Kyle
Texas
78640.
Ladies
Professional
Golf
Association
(LPGA)
Scholarships
Scholarships
sponsored
by
the
LPGA.
For
high
school
Senior
girls
who
have
participated
junior
golf
and/or
high
school
golf
programs.
Scholarships
are
available
for
those
students
who
plan
to
play
college
golf
and
also
to
those
who
do
not.
Amount:
$1,250
‐
$5,000
LPGA
Foundation
100
International
Golf
Drive
Daytona
Beach,
FL
32124
386.274.6200
E‐mail:
[email protected].
www.lpga.com
National
Association
for
the
Self
Employed
For
students,
ages
16‐
24,
who
are
considered
legal
dependents
of
NASE
members.
Amount:
$4,000
NASE
P.O.
Box
612067
DFW
Airport
Dallas,
TX
75261‐2067
1‐800‐232‐6273
http://benefits.nase.org/Benefits.asp
(click
on
"Lifestyle
Scholarship
List
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37
National
Association
of
Minority
Engineering
Program
Administrators,
Inc.
African
American,
Hispanic
and
American
Indian
students
who
will
pursue
a
degree
in
engineering.
Must
have
a
2.7
GPA
and
SAT
‐
1000/ACT
‐
25.
Must
attend
a
NAMEPA
member
institution
(See
website).
Amount:
$1,000
National
Scholarship
Selection
Committee
Chair
NAMEPA,
Inc.
341
N.
MAITLAND
AVENUE,
SUITE
130
MAITLAND,
FL
32751
(407)
647‐8839
[email protected]
www.namepa.org
(click
on
"Awards")
NSHSS
Foundation
STEM
scholarships
Must
be
African
American,
Hispanic,
Native
American
or
female.
Must
pursue
a
major
in
Science,
Technology,
Engineering
or
Mathematics.
Amount:
Not
listed
NSHSS
Foundation
1936
North
Druid
Hills
Road
Atlanta,
GA
30319
404.235.5500
[email protected].
www.nshssfoundation.org/programs
Red
River
Valley
Association
Scholarship
The
immediate
dependents
of
any
member
of
the
US
Armed
Forces
who
is
listed
in
KIA
or
MIA
status
from
any
combat
situation
involving
our
military
since
August,
1964
through
the
present
time.
Amount:
Varies
Red
River
Valley
Association
P.O.
BOX
1553
Front
Royal,
VA
22630‐0033
(540)
636‐9798
E‐Mail:
ExecutiveOffice@river‐rats.org
www.river‐rats.org
(click
on
"About
Us")
SkillsUSA
Alumni
&
Friends
Association
Merit
Scholarship
Nominees
will
be
judged
on
leadership
in
SkillsUSA
Chapter,
commitment
to
community
service,
improving
the
image
of
career
and
technical
SkillsUSA
P.O.
Box
3000
Leesburg,
Virginia
20177‐0300
(703)
777‐8810
www.skillsusa.org
(click
on
"Students")
Scholarship
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38
education,
and
improving
the
image
of
his/her
chosen
occupation.
More
scholarships
are
listed
on
website.
Amount:
$1,000
Society
of
Women
Engineers
National
Scholarships
Various
scholarships
offered
by
the
Society
of
Women
Engineers.
Applicant
must
desire
a
career
in
Engineering.
3.5
GPA.
Amount:
$1,000
‐
$10,000
The
Society
of
Women
Engineers
230
East
Ohio
St.,
Suite
400
Chicago,
IL
60611
312.596.5223
[email protected].
www.swe.org
ThanksUSA
Scholarship
All
dependent
children,
age
24
and
under
and
all
spouses
of
active‐
duty
U.S.
military
service
personnel
are
eligible
to
apply
for
scholarships
with
ThanksUSA®.
Amount:
$1,000
ThanksUSA
Scholarship
Program
Scholarship
America
c/o
Shellee
Hintz
One
Scholarship
Way
P.O.
Box
297
Saint
Peter,
MN
56082
(507)
931‐0408
www.thanksusa.org
Omega
Phi
Beta
Sorority
­
Reach
for
the
Gold
Book
Scholarship
High
school
Senior
female
student
of
color.
3.7
GPA.
900
‐
SAT
23
‐
ACT
Amount:
$500
Omega
Phi
Beta
Sorority,
Incorporated
Attn:
Director
of
Reach
for
the
Gold
Book
Scholarship
P.O.
Box
3352
Grand
Central
Station
New
York,
New
York
10163
www.omegaphibeta.org/serving/scholarship.htm
Scholarship
List
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39
Hispanic
Association
of
Colleges
and
Universities
(HACU)
To
be
eligible
to
apply
for
one
of
HACU’s
scholarships,
students
must
be
attending
a
HACU
Member
or
Partner
college
or
university.
While
most
of
the
scholarships
are
for
college
students,
some
programs
may
be
available
for
high
school
seniors
intending
to
enroll
in
a
HACU‐member
institution
in
the
Fall.
Amount:
Varies
with
scholarship
HACU
National
Headquarters
8415
Datapoint
Drive,
Suite
400
San
Antonio,
TX
78229
210‐576‐3248
[email protected]
www.hacu.net
Swackhamer
Disarmament
Video
Contest
Contestants
will
submit
short
(2‐3
minute)
videos
on
the
importance
of
US
leadership
for
a
nuclear
weapons‐free
world
Other
scholarships
available
at
web
site.
Amount:
$500
‐
$1,500
Nuclear
Age
Peace
Foundation
PMB
121
1187
Coast
Village
Rd.,
Suite
1
Santa
Barbara,
CA
93108‐2794
805‐965‐3443
[email protected]
www.wagingpeace.org
(Click
on
"Programs")
Automotive
Hall
of
Fame
Scholarship
Must
have
an
interest
in
auto
mechanics
as
a
career.
Amount:
Not
listed
Automotive
Hall
of
Fame
Scholarship
Programs
21400
Oakwood
Blvd.
Dearborn,
MI
48124‐4078
313‐240‐4000
www.automotivehalloffame.org
Scholarship
List
Page
40
Donna
Jamison
Lago
Memorial
Scholarship
Open
to
African‐
American
high
school
seniors.
Write
an
essay
of
between
500
and
1,000
words
dealing
with
the
theme
"Strategies
for
Environmental
Leadership."
U.S.
citizenship
is
also
required.
Amount:
$250
‐
$2,500
Nextgen
Network,
Inc.
Donna
Jamison
Lago
Memorial
Scholarship
1010
Wisconsin
Avenue,
NW,
Suite
430
Washington,
DC
20007
[email protected]
www.nextgennetwork.com/scholarship_competition.htm
Project
Management
Institute
Educational
Foundation
Scholarships
For
students
who
will
be
studying
information
systems,
information
technology
or
project
management.
Amount:
Up
to
$2,500
PMI
Educational
Foundation
4
Campus
Blvd
Newtown
Square,
PA
19073‐3299
[email protected]
610‐356‐4600
ext.
1128
www.pmi.org/pmief/scholarship
50k
Giveaway
Scholarship
Sweepstakes
Enter
a
random
drawing
for
scholarship.
Amount:
$5,000
Apply
online
at:
www.afclending.com/50k/
Alvin
Cox
Memorial
Scholarship
There
are
no
special
eligibility
requirements
for
the
scholarship.
An
essay
is
required.
Amount:
$1,000
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.alvincoxmem
Essay
must
be
submitted
by
e‐mail
to:
[email protected]
Alvin
Cox
Memorial
Scholarship
Submit
essay
which
includes:
Your
reason
for
deciding
to
attend
college,
your
chosen
college
major
and
reasons
for
why
you
believe
you
deserve
the
scholarship.
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.alvincoxmem
Scholarship
List
Page
41
Amount:
$1,000
Ameen
Rihani
Scholarship
Must
be
Lebanese
or
other
Arab
descent;
are
citizens/legal
permanent
residents
of
the
United
States;
have
attained
a
cumulative
GPA
of
3.25
on
a
4.0
scale.
Amount:
$1,500
Ameen
Rihani
Scholarship
Program
The
Ameen
Rihani
Organization
1010
Wayne
Avenue
Suite
420
Silver
Spring,
MD
20910
www.ameenrihani.org
American
Baptist
Scholarship
Graduating
seniors
who
are
members
of
an
American
Baptist
church
and
have
a
2.75
or
higher
GPA.
Amount:
$1,000
‐
$2,000
National
Ministries,
American
Baptist
Churches
USA
P.O.
Box
851
Valley
Forge,
PA
19482‐0851
1‐800‐ABC‐3USA,
ext.
2067
www.nationalministries.org
(click
on
"Education")
Asian
American
Graduating
high
school
Journalists
Association
­
Senior,
Texas
resident
Texas
Chapter
Scholarship
and
displays
journalistic
ability,
commitment
to
journalism,
awareness
of
Asian‐American
issues
and
scholastic
ability.
Amount:
$1,000
For
more
information
see
website
at:
http://chapters.aaj
Aman
Batheja
Metro
Desk
Fort
Worth
Star‐Telegram
P.O.
Box
1870
Fort
Worth,
Texas
76110
abatheja@star‐telegram.com
Christian
Connector
Scholarship
Register
at:
http://christianconnector.com
Scholarship
List
Register
on
website
to
find
information
about
Christian
colleges
and
universities
and
enter
random
drawing
for
scholarship.
Page
42
Amount:
$2,500
Eric
Medlen
Outperformers
Scholarship
Program
Ages
16
–
25
‐
will
Enter
online
at:
pursue
education
in
the
www.castrol.com/castrol/castrolhomepage.do?category
automotive
field.
Essay:
"Why
You
Should
Win
The
2008
Eric
Medlen
Outperformers
Scholarship."
Amount:
$2,500
‐
$10,000
Guy
and
Gloria
Muto
Memorial
Scholarship
Scholarship
program
is
open
to
those
employed
full‐time
in
ANY
capacity
in
the
Swimming
Pool
and
Spa
Industry
or
their
immediate
family
members.
Amount:
Not
listed
Guy
and
Gloria
Muto
Memorial
Scholarship
Foundation,
Inc.
P.O.
Box
60159
Sacramento,
CA
95860
E‐mail:
[email protected]
www.ggmuto.org
Iranian
Scholarship
Foundation
For
Iranian‐American
students
in
need
of
financial
aid.
3.5
GPA.
Essay
required.
Amount:
Up
to
$10,000
For
more
information,
see
webpage
at:
www.iranianscho
National
Sculpture
Society
­
Emerging
Artist
Award
For
young
artists
who
are
interested
in
sculpting.
Amount:
$2,000
National
Sculpture
Society
237
Park
Avenue
New
York,
NY
10017
www.nationalsculpture.org
(Click
on
"Programs")
Scholarship
List
Page
43
National
Stone,
Sand
&
Gravel
Association
­
Jennifer
Curtis
Byler
Scholarship
For
graduating
high
school
seniors
who
are
sons
or
daughters
of
an
aggregates
company
employee.
Applicants
must
demonstrate
their
commitment
to
a
career
in
public
affairs.
Amount:
Not
listed
Jennifer
Curtis
Byler
Scholarship
c/o
NSSGA
1605
King
Street
Alexandria,
VA
22314
703.525.8788
[email protected]
www.nssga.org
(click
on
"Careers
&
Scholarships")
National
Student
Writing
Contest
800
word
essay:
"What
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.thenation.co
have
you
learned
from
a
personal
experience
that
the
next
president
should
know
before
setting
the
agenda
for
the
country?"
Amount:
$200
‐
$1,000
Patricia
M.
McNamara
Memorial
Scholarship
In
500
words
or
less,
describe
one
major
event
that
you
feel
has
disrupted
the
natural
flow
of
nature.
Amount:
$1,000
Enter
online
at:
www.patricias‐scholarship.org
Sallie
Mae
Fund
Unmet
Student
applicants
must
Download
application
at:
www.thesalliemaefund.org
Need
Scholarship
Program
meet
all
of
the
following
criteria:
Demonstrate
unmet
financial
need
of
more
than
$1,000
without
loans.
Have
a
combined
family
income
of
$30,000
or
less.
Have
a
cumulative
grade
point
average
between
2.5
and
3.0
Scholarship
List
Page
44
(4.0
scale)
or
the
equivalent.
Amount:
Up
to
$3,800
Schubmehl­Prein
Prize
for
Best
Essay
on
Social
Impact
of
Computing
Students
who
are
in
Submit
entry
as
an
attachment
to
an
email
at:
essay@cse
their
Junior
year
of
high
school
and
in
the
top
one‐fifth
of
their
class
are
eligible
to
enter.
Essay
topic:
"What
should
be
the
ethical
and
legal
responsibilities
of
the
providers
and
the
users
of
resources
such
as
Facebook,
YouTube
and
blogs?"
Amount:
$250
‐
$1,000
American
Ground
Water
Trust
Scholarships
Several
scholarships
available
to
high
school
Seniors
who
intend
to
pursue
a
career
in
a
ground
water
related
field.
Amount:
$1,000
‐
$2,000
American
Ground
Water
Trust
16
Centre
Street
Concord,
NH
03301
603‐228‐5444
www.agwt.org/scholarships.htm
Appaloosa
Horse
Club
Youth
Foundation
Scholarship
Must
be
a
member
of
the
Appaloosa
Horse
Club
or
Appaloosa
Youth
Association.
Other
awards
are
also
available
from
Appaloosa
Horse
Club
with
deadlines
as
early
as
May
1.
Appaloosa
Youth
Foundation
Scholarship
Committee
2720
W.
Pullman
Road
Moscow,
ID
83843
(208)
882‐5578
[email protected]
www.appaloosayouth.com
Scholarship
List
Page
45
Amount:
$1,000
‐
$2000
Division
on
Ministries
With
Young
People
­
Richard
S.
Smith
and
David
W.
Self
Scholarships
Must
be
a
member
of
a
United
Methodist
Church
and
be
pursuing
a
"church
related
career".
Must
have
maintained
a
"C"
average
in
high
school
and
have
financial
need.
The
Richard
S.
Smith
scholarship
is
designated
for
minority
youth
only.
Amount:
$1,000
Division
on
Ministries
with
Young
People
P.O.
Box
340003
Nashville,
TN
37203‐0003
615‐340‐7184
[email protected]
www.gbod.org/youngpeople
Donna
Reed
Foundation
for
the
Performing
Arts
For
students
who
demonstrate
excellence
and
a
high
level
of
interest
in
the
performing
arts.
Must
register
as
a
student
for
the
Donna
Reed
Performing
Arts
Festival
&
Workshop.
Amount:
$250
‐
$1,000
Donna
Reed
Foundation
1305
Broadway
Denison,
Iowa
51442
(712)
263‐3334
[email protected]
www.donnareed.org
Evolving
Perceptions
Iranian
Artist
Scholarship
For
an
Iranian
or
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.evolvingperc
Iranian‐American
artist
living
and
studying
Fine
Arts
in
the
United
States
between
the
ages
of
18‐
30.
Amount:
$1,000
Scholarship
List
Page
46
Fire
Escape
Writing
Must
be
an
immigrant
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
Contest
for
Teens
Between
or
internationally
www.mitaliperkins.com/teencontests.htm
Cultures
adopted
teen
(or
a
teen
with
one
immigrant
parent)
currently
living
in
the
United
States.
Submit
an
original,
unpublished
poem
or
story
that
reflects
some
of
the
joys
and
struggles
of
growing
up
between
two
cultures
in
America.
Ages
13
‐
19.
Amount:
$10
‐
$40
Freedom
from
Religion
Foundation
Essay
Contest
Essay
topic:
"Why
There
Should
be
No
Religious
Test
for
Public
Office"
Amount:
$100
‐
$2,000
High
School
Essay
Contest
FFRF,
Inc.
P.O.
Box
750
Madison,
WI
53701
www.ffrf.org
Joe
Francis
Haircare
Scholarship
Financial
need
and
a
commitment
to
a
long
term
career
in
cosmetology.
Amount:
$1,000
Joe
Francis
Haircare
Scholarship
Foundation
Program
P.O.
Box
50625
Minneapolis,
MN
55405
651‐769‐1757
[email protected]
www.joefrancis.com
John
Gyles
Education
Awards
For
students
in
United
States
and
Canada.
Academic
achievement
and
financial
need.
2.7
GPA.
Must
be
accepted
to
a
college
or
university
program.
Amount:
$3,000
John
Gyles
Education
Awards
Attention:
R.
James
Cougle,
Administrator
P.O.
Box
4808
259‐103
Brunswick
Street
Fredericton,
New
Brunswick
Canada
E3B
5G4
(506)
459‐7460
www.johngyleseducationcenter.com
Scholarship
List
Page
47
National
Black
Police
Association
For
high
school
students
who
wish
to
pursue
a
career
in
Criminal
Justice.
U.S.
citizen.
Amount:
Not
listed
National
Black
Police
Association
30
Kennedy
Street‐NW,
Suite
101
Washington,
DC
20011
(202)
986‐2070
[email protected]
www.blackpolice.org
Texas
Conference
for
Women
Scholarship
Must
be
accepted
to
an
accredited
Texas
institution
of
higher
education
as
a
full
or
part‐time
student
studying
the
Arts,
Business,
Education,
Nursing,
Math
and
Science
or
Public
Service.
Amount:
$5,000
The
Texas
Conference
for
Women
Conference
Scholarshi
P.O.
Box
12944
Austin,
Texas
78711
www.txconferenceforwomen.org
Texas
Youth
Rodeo
Association
Must
be
a
member
of
the
Texas
Youth
Rodeo
Association.
Amount:
$500
Tootie
Ilse
P.O.
Box
432
Hondo,
Texas
78861
www.texasyouthrodeo.com
Lee
Dubin
Scholarship
­
COLAGE
Must
have
at
least
one
gay,
lesbian,
bisexual
or
transgender
parent.
2.0
GPA.
Amount:
$1,000
COLAGE
National
Office
1550
Bryant
Street
Suite
830
San
Francisco,
CA
94103
415‐861‐5437
[email protected]
www.colage.org
Duck
Brand
Duct
Tape
STUCK
AT
PROM
SCHOLARSHIP
CONTEST
Contest
participants
must
enter
as
a
couple
and
present
a
photo
of
them
in
their
prom
wear
designed
from
duct
tape.
Amount:
$1,000
‐
$3,000
Stuck
at
Prom
Contest
Henkel
Consumer
Adhesives,
Inc.
32150
Just
Imagine
Dr.
Avon,
OH
44011‐1355
www.stuckatprom.com/contests/prom
Scholarship
List
Page
48
Presidential
Candidates
Essay
Contest
Submit
essay
answering
questions
listed
on
website
about
the
Presidential
candidates
for
2008.
Prior
to
the
deadline
of
June
12,
2008,
must
be
at
least
16
years
of
age
or
older.
Amount:
$4,400
Presidentialcandidates.tv
848
N.
Rainbow
Blvd.
Las
Vegas
,
NV
89107
1‐(702)‐448‐2011
[email protected]
www.presidentialcandidates.tv
Making
It
Count
Scholarship
Applicant
must
participate
in
a
Making
College
&
Career
Count
presentation
during
the
2007‐2008
school
year.
"B"
Average.
Essay
required.
Amount:
$1,000
‐
$5,000
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.makingitcount.com/scholarship/start/default.asp
Making
It
Count
Attn:
Scholarship
Coordinator
10296
Springfield
Pike
Suite
500
Cincinnati,
OH
45215
Gaia
Community
Scholarship
Available
to
students
aspiring
to
be
the
change
they
wish
to
see
in
the
world,
live
authentically
and
make
a
difference.
Must
answer
the
questions
listed
on
the
sponsor's
website.
Amount:
$1,000
Gaia
Community
Scholarship
2118
Wilshire
Blvd.
Box
873
Santa
Monica,
CA
90403
http://scholarships.gaia.com/
Scholarship
List
Page
49
It
Takes
a
Village
to
Raise
a
Child
Scholarship
Open
to
juniors
and
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.itavtrac.org
seniors
in
any
public
or
private
high
school
in
Texas
who
are
planning
on
attending
any
public
or
private
college
or
university
in
Texas.
Submit
video,
short
story,
news
article
or
poster
about
how
a
community
can
or
does
help
raise
a
child
in
today’s
society.
Amount:
$250
September
11
Scholarship
Alliance
To
provide
educational
assistance
to
the
children
of
those
killed
or
permanently
disabled
as
a
result
of
the
September
11,
2001
attacks
on
the
United
States.
There
are
other
scholarships
for
9‐1‐1
dependent
children
listed
on
web
site.
Amount:
Varies
September
11
Scholarship
Alliance
Citizens
Scholarship
Foundation
of
America,
Inc.
1505
Riverview
Rd.
P.O.
Box
297
Saint
Peter,
MN
56082
1‐877‐862‐0136
[email protected]
www.scholarships911.org
Texas
Motor
Transportation
Scholarship
Must
be
high
school
senior
and
be
an
employee
or
dependent
of
someone
employed
by
a
company
with
membership
in
the
Texas
Motor
Transportation
Association.
Amount:
Not
listed
TMTA
700
East
11th
St.
Austin,
TX
78701‐2673
1‐800‐727‐7135
[email protected]
www.tmta.com
(click
on
"Foundation")
Scholarship
List
Page
50
Abbott
&
Fenner
Business
Consultants
Scholarship
The
A&F
Scholarships
are
available
to
all
high
school
juniors
and
seniors.
Must
write
an
essay
on
one
of
the
two
following
topics:
•
Discuss,
in
less
than
1000
words,
what
you
consider
to
be
the
single
most
important
societal
problem?
Why?
•
How
has
your
education
contributed
to
who
you
are
today
or
how
will
it
affect
who
you
will
become?
In
less
than
1000
words,
discuss
this
question.
Amount:
$1,000
Submissions
must
be
sent
by
email
at:
[email protected]
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.abbottandfen
BigSun
Athletics
Scholarships
All
student
athletes
are
eligible
for
this
award,
regardless
of
which
sport
they
are
participating
in.
Essay
required.
Amount:
$500
All
essay
submissions
should
be
sent
to:
[email protected]
Next
Step
Publishing's
­
Win
Free
College
Tuition
Sweepstakes
Must
be
14
years
of
age
or
older
to
enter
random
sweepstakes
drawing
for
scholarship.
Amount:
Up
to
$20,000
Enter
online
at:
http://www.nextstepmagazine.com/nex
contests.aspx
"Win
Free
College
Tuition"
Sweepstakes
The
Next
Step
Publishing
86
W.
Main
St
Victor,
NY
14564
Scholarship
List
Page
51
Association
for
Women
Geoscientists
Minority
Scholarship
For
minority
women
who
plan
to
pursue
an
education
in
the
geosciences.
Amount:
Up
to
$5,000
Association
for
Women
Geoscientists
Attn.
Minority
Scholarship
P.O.
Box
30645
Lincoln,
NE
68503‐0645
[email protected]
www.awg.org
Blogging
for
Progress
Scholarship
Must
be
at
least
16
yrs.
of
age.
Bloggers
can
earn
points
by
writing
posts
and
comments,
organizing
events
and
other
actions.
Must
create
an
account
by
April
15,
2008.
Amount:
$500
‐
$1,000
Register
online
at:
www.progressiveu.org
Charlèse
Wedding
Magazine
Scholarship
Write
an
essay
of
at
least
500
words
(and
no
more
than
750
words)
about
your
circumstances
and
your
plans
to
“Rise”
above
them.
Amount:
$500
Charlèse
Wedding
Magazine
2008
Scholarship
Foundation
charlesemagazine@yahoo
801
Dellwood
Avenue
Bryan,
Texas
77802‐5306
979‐820‐1639
www.charleseweddingmagazine.com
ConsumerExpressions.com
Take
survey
and
be
Sweepstakes
entered
in
a
random
drawing
for
college
scholarship.
Must
be
a
U.S.
resident
and
18
years
or
older
to
participate.
Amount:
$3,500
‐
$50,000
Enter
online
at:
www.consumerexpressions.com
Development
Fund
for
Black
Students
in
Science
and
Technology
(DFBSST)
Development
Fund
for
Black
Students
in
Science
and
Tec
2705
Bladensburg
Road,
NE
Washington,
DC
20018
(202)
635‐3604
http://dfbsst.dlhjr.com
Scholarship
List
For
African‐American
undergraduate
students
who
plan
to
enroll
in
scientific
or
technical
fields
of
study
at
Page
52
Historically
Black
Colleges
and
Universities
(HBCUs).
Amount:
$2,000
per
year
Global
Economics
Game
Student
Scholarship
Contest
Economics
Education
Products
will
award
three
scholarship
stipends
each
year
to
qualified
entrants
for
the
most
original,
creative,
and
accurate
examples
of
current
events
which
may
be
incorporated
into
later
versions
of
The
Global
Economics
Game.
Amount:
$50
‐
$200
Economics
Education
Products
Scholarship
Contest
6421
Timber
Springs
Ct.
Santa
Rosa,
CA
95409
[email protected]
www.worldgameofeconomics.com
Momeni
Foundation
Scholarship
For
high
school
students
of
Iranian
descent
who
are
citizens
or
permanent
residents
of
United
States.
Amount:
$500
‐
$1,000
Momeni
Foundation
12720
SW
Allen
Blvd
Beaverton,
OR
97005
503‐349‐4939
[email protected]
http://hometown.aol.com/momenifoundation/myhome
SurveyNetworks.com
Sweepstakes
Fill
out
a
survey
and
be
Fill
out
survey
at:
www.surveynetworks.com
entered
in
a
random
drawing
for
$50,000
cash.
Must
be
18
yrs.
or
older
and
a
U.S.
resident
Amount:
Up
to
$50,000
Texas
Municipal
Police
Officers
Association
Must
be
a
child
or
dependent
child
of
a
TMPA
member.
"B"
grade
point
average.
Scholarship
List
TMPA‐STATE
OFFICE
6200
La
Calma
Dr.
#200
Austin,
Texas
78752
(800)
848‐2088
(512)
454‐8900
Page
53
Amount:
Not
listed
The
Final
Payoff
Sweepstakes
Enter
your
e‐mail
on
Register
online
at:
https://www.thefinalpayoff.com
the
Final
Payoff
website
to
compete
in
a
random
drawing
for
a
college
scholarship.
Amount:
$50,000
Association
on
American
Indian
Affairs
Various
scholarships
for
American
Indian
or
Alaskan
Native
students.
Amount:
Varies
Association
on
American
Indian
Affairs
Executive
Office
966
Hungerford
Drive
Suite
12‐B
Rockville,
MD
20850
Phone:
240‐314‐7155
E‐Mail:
[email protected]
Website:
www.indian‐affairs.org
Barbara
Mandigo
Kelly
Peace
Poetry
Awards
Must
submit
an
original
piece
of
poetry
exploring
and
illuminating
the
positive
visions
of
peace
and
the
human
spirit.
Amount:
$200
Nuclear
Age
Peace
Foundation
Barbara
Mandigo
Kelly
Peace
Poetry
Awards
PMB
121
1187
Coast
Village
Road,
Suite
1
Santa
Barbara,
CA
93108‐2794
805‐965‐3443
www.wagingpeace.org
(click
on
"Programs")
Elder
and
Leemaur
Publishers
CHALLENGE
THE
EXPERTS
Scholarship
To
enter,
the
applicant
To
enter,
see
website
at:
www.elpublishers.com/content
must
submit
an
essay
of
challengetheexperts.php
500
words
or
less
on
one
of
the
three
topics
listed
on
the
website.
Must
be
a
resident
of
the
United
States.
Must
be
a
high
school
junior
or
senior.
Scholarship
List
www.tmpa.org/programs
Page
54
Amount:
Up
to
$10,000
Jewish
Guild
for
the
Blind
For
college
bound
high
school
Juniors
who
are
legally
blind.
Amount:
Up
to
$15,000
To
request
additional
information,
please
contact:
Gordon
Rovins
Phone:
212‐769‐7801
E‐mail:
[email protected]
www.jgb.org
Millhollon
Educational
Trust
Loan
Program
Millhollon
Educational
Trust
Estate
Loan
is
available
to
Texas
residents
who
are
under
the
age
of
25
and
who
are
attending
an
accredited
Texas
college
or
university.
Your
selection
is
based
on
financial
need
and
an
interview
with
the
trustees
in
Stanton,
TX.
Amount:
$2,000
per
semester
Millhollon
Trust
P.O.
Box
643
Stanton,
TX
79782
www.millhollon.com
E‐mail:
[email protected]
(432)
756‐2261
Ryan
White
Excellence
in
Journalism
Award
Entry
must
be
a
television,
radio,
or
online
feature,
commentary
or
PSA
that
deals
with
health
issues
in
an
interesting
and
relevant
manner.
Amount:
$50
‐
$300
To
download
application,
go
to
website
at:
http://hsbj.org/Students/ryanwhite
Scholarship
List
Page
55
Society
of
Broadcast
Engineers
­
Ennes
Educational
Foundation
Trust
For
students
who
aspire
to
a
career
in
the
technical
aspects
of
broadcasting.
Essay
required.
Amount:
$1,000
‐
$3,000
Society
of
Broadcast
Engineers,
Inc.
9102
North
Meridian
Street,
Suite
150
Indianapolis,
IN
46260
Phone:
(317)
846‐9000
[email protected]
www.sbe.org/edu_ennes_scholarships.php
Educational
Research
Center
of
America
Scholarship
To
recognize
and
reward
students
who
have
made
an
extraordinary
contribution
to
their
community
and/or
high
school.
Amount:
$1,000
The
Educational
Reseach
Center
of
America,
Inc.
Post
Office
Box
9012
Lynbrook,
NY
11563
(202)393‐7799
[email protected]
www.studentresearch.org
Texas
Association
of
Developing
Colleges
Texas
resident
who
is
a
graduate
of
selected
high
schools
in
the
state.
Check
the
website
to
see
if
your
city
or
town
is
included.
U.S.
citizen.
Amount:
$700
‐
$2,000
The
Texas
Association
of
Developing
Colleges
Urban
Scholarship
Fund
1140
Empire
Central,
Suite
550
Dallas,
Texas
75247
www.txadc.org
American
Legion
Baseball
Scholarship
Any
team
manager
or
head
coach
of
an
American
Legion
team
may
nominate
one
player
for
consideration
of
this
scholarship.
Amount:
$600
‐
$750
Download
application
at:
www.baseball.legion.org
American
Legion
Baseball
700
N.
Pennsylvania
St.
Indianapolis,
IN
46204
Fax:
317‐630‐1369
[email protected]
E‐Mail
Scholarship
List
Page
56
Leonardo
Da
Vinci
Scholarship
Any
current
student
Submit
essay
online
at:
www.leonardo‐davinci.org/awar
between
the
ages
of
16
and
25.
Must
submit
an
essay
of
a
minimum
of
500
words
that
answers
the
following
question:
"Of
the
countless
accomplishments
that
Leonardo
Da
Vinci
has
made
in
the
field
of
art,
science,
mathematics,
etc.,
what
do
you
believe
is
his
most
significant
accomplishment?"
Amount:
$1,500
American
Legion
Samsung
Boys
and
Girls
State
Scholarship
High
school
juniors
who
participate
in
and
complete
either
an
American
Legion
Boys
State
or
American
Legion
Auxiliary
Girls
State
Program
and
be
a
direct
descendant
or
a
legally
adopted
child
of
a
U.S.
wartime
veteran
who
served
on
active
duty
during
one
or
more
of
the
periods
of
war.
Amount:
$1,000
‐
$20,000
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.legion.org
Deadline:
Normally
the
application
is
submitted
to
progr
arrival
at
your
respective
Boys/Girls
State
program.
AmeriCorps
Program
If
you
successfully
completed
a
term
of
service
with
AmeriCorps*VISTA
in
an
approved
national
service
position,
you
are
eligible
to
receive
an
AmeriCorps
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.americorps.o
1‐800‐942‐2677
[email protected].
Scholarship
List
Page
57
Education
Award
to
help
pay
for
college
expenses.
Must
be
at
least
17
yrs.
old
and
a
citizen
or
permanent
resident.
Amount:
Up
to
$4,725
per
year.
Association
of
the
Sons
of
Poland
Scholarship
Must
be
a
member
of
the
Association
and
be
an
insured
member
for
at
least
two
years
and
display
academic
achievement.
Amount:
Not
listed
Association
of
the
Sons
of
Poland
333
Hackensack
St.
Carlstadt,
NJ
07072‐1043
201‐935‐2807
[email protected]
www.sonsofpoland.org
(click
on
"About
ASOP")
Athletic
Aid.com
A
website
for
sports
scholarship
information,
recruiting,
eligibility
and
more.
Amount:
Varies
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.athleticaid.co
AUXILIARY
TO
THE
STATE
ASSOCIATION
OF
FIRE
FIGHTER’S
Eligibility
applies
to
all
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.atsaff.org/sc
children
and
stepchildren
of
members
of
the
Auxiliary
to
the
Texas
State
Association
of
Fire
Fighters
and
auxiliary
members
who
are
in
good
standing
with
the
Texas
State
Auxiliary.
Graduating
Senior.
Amount:
$750
Scholarship
List
Page
58
Barbizon
Scholarship
Barbizon
Modeling
Fill
out
entry
form
at:
www.barbizonscholarship.com
Schools
are
giving
an
opportunity
to
win
a
free
4‐year
College
Scholarship
to
the
school
of
the
applicant's
choice.
Fill
out
entry
form
for
chance
to
win.
One
winner
is
randomly
chosen
every
12
months.
Amount:
Up
to
$100,000
Bureau
of
Indian
Affairs
Grant
Program
Must
be
a
member
of
and
at
least
1/4
degree
Indian
blood
of
an
American
Indian
tribe.
Must
be
accepted
into
an
accredited
college
and
demonstrate
financial
aid.
Amount:
Varies
The
grant
application
is
available
with
the
education
offi
your
membership.
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
http://www.oiep.bia.edu
Careers
and
Colleges
Scholarship
Sweepstakes
Enter
random
drawing
for
scholarship
when
you
register
on
the
Careers
and
Colleges
website.
Contest
starts
in
September
and
ends
in
May.
Amount:
$10,000
Register
online
at:
www.careersandcolleges.com
Chick­Fil­A
Scholarship
Leadership
scholarships
are
available
to
students
who
are
currently
employed
by
a
Chick‐fil‐
A
restaurant.
Check
with
your
employer
for
details.
Contact
your
employer
for
more
information.
See
website
at:
www.eatmorechicken.com/scholar_info.h
Scholarship
List
Page
59
Amount:
$1,000
Department
of
Veteran
Affairs
Student
Volunteer
Program
The
James
H.
Parke
Memorial
Youth
Scholarship
Award
provides
scholarship
opportunities
to
students
who
volunteer
at
VA
medical
centers.
Amount:
Not
listed
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www1.va.gov/volu
"Programs")
Federal
Tax
Benefits
for
Education
Tax‐Free
Benefits
‐
Certain
payments
or
special
programs'
distributions
are
free
of
tax
when
used
for
qualifying
educational
expenses.
Amount:
Varies
See
Internal
Revenue
Service
website
at:
www.irs.gov/newsroom/article/0,,id=128874,00.html
Fleetwood
Memorial
Foundation
Educational
funds
for
college
are
available
to
the
dependents
of
Texas
Law
Enforcement
or
Fire
Protection
Personnel
who
were
killed
in
the
performance
of
their
duties.
Amount:
Not
listed
Fleetwood
Memorial
Foundation
501
South
Fielder
Rd
Arlington,
Texas
76013
(817)
261‐8954
[email protected]
www.fleetwoodmemorial.org
Foster
Care
Children
Scholarships
Foster
care
children
may
be
eligible
for
funding
of
up
to
$5000
per
year
if
enrolled
in
college
or
a
vocational
or
technical
training
Visit
www.statevoucher.org
for
more
information.
Scholarship
List
Page
60
program!
Amount:
$5,000
Fraternal
Order
of
Police
Foundation
­
Steve
Young
Memorial
Scholarship
Dependent
children
of
law
enforcement
officer
who
died
in
the
line
of
duty.
Amount:
Up
to
$15,000
For
more
information,
go
to
website
at:
www.fop.net
(cli
"Programs")
Steve
Young
Law
Enforcement
Legislative
Advocacy
Cen
National
Legislative
Office
309
Massachusetts
Avenue,
NE
Washington,
D.C.
20002
202.547.8189
[email protected]
GoCollege.Com
Scholarships
Register
online
for
monthly
drawings
for
scholarships
sponsored
by
GoCollege.com
Amount:
$250
Register
online
at:
www.gocollege.com
Golden
Corral
Restaurants
For
employees
of
the
Education
Loan
Program
Golden
Corral
Restaurant.
Loan
will
be
reduced
for
each
month
student
works
full
time
with
Golden
Corral
after
completion
of
degree.
Amount:
$500
‐
$2,000
Contact
your
local
Golden
Corral
Restaurant
for
more
inf
www.goldencorral.com
(click
on
"Career
Opportunities",
"Restaurant
Co‐worker
Opportunities")
Good
Samaritan
Foundation
Scholarships
Good
Samaritan
Foundation
5615
Kirby
Drive,
Suite
610
Houston,
Texas
77005
713.529.4646
‐
Phone
www.gsftx.org
Scholarship
List
The
Good
Samaritan
Foundation
sponsors
scholarships
for
nursing
students
at
all
levels.
Must
be
a
Texas
resident.
Amount:
Varies
Page
61
Guidepost
Magazine
Narrative
Stories
Write
a
first‐person
narrative
in
simple,
dramatic,
anecdotal
style
with
a
spiritual
point
that
the
reader
can
"take
away"
and
apply
to
his
or
her
own
life.
Amount:
$25
‐
$500
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.guidepostsmag.com/writers_guidelines.asp
Harvard
College
Tuition
Reduction
A
major
new
initiative
designed
to
encourage
talented
students
from
families
of
low
and
moderate
income
to
attend
Harvard
College.
Families
with
incomes
of
less
than
$60,000
will
no
longer
be
expected
to
contribute
to
the
cost
of
attending
Harvard
for
their
children.
In
addition,
Harvard
will
reduce
the
contributions
expected
of
families
with
incomes
between
$60,000
and
$80,000.
Amount:
Tuition
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
http://fao.fas.harv
Harvard
College
Financial
Aid
Office
86
Brattle
Street
Cambridge,
MA
02138
Telephone:
617‐495‐1581
Imagine
America
Foundation
Every
high
school
in
the
United
States
and
Puerto
Rico
can
select
up
to
three
graduating
seniors
to
receive
a
"Imagine
America"
scholarship.
Students
must
meet
the
standard
admissions
requirements
of
the
more
than
400
participating
career
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.imagine‐america.org
Imagine
America
Foundation
1101
Connecticut
Avenue,
N.W.
Suite
901
Washington,
DC
20036
202‐336‐6724
[email protected].
Scholarship
List
Page
62
colleges.
High
school
graduates
of
2008
can
start
applying
on
January
1,
2008.
Amount:
$1,000
Lubbock
Area
Foundation
Various
scholarships
For
list
of
scholarships,
see
website
at:
listed
on
the
Lubbock
www.lubbockareafoundation.org/index.shtml
Area
Foundation
webpage.
Requirements
vary
with
scholarship.
The
scholarships
are
for
students
who
are
in
the
Lubbock
and
South
Plains
of
Texas
area.
Amount:
Varies
Mattera
National
Scholarship
Fund
for
Migrant
Children
The
purpose
of
the
Gloria
and
Joseph
Mattera
National
Scholarship
Fund
for
Migrant
Children
is
to
assist
financially
those
migrant
youth
who
have
the
potential
and
the
desire
to
further
their
education
to
achieve
their
personal
and
career
goals.
Other
scholarships
are
available
on
website.
Amount:
$150
‐
$500
Scholarship
List
For
additional
information
on
the
Fund,
please
write
or
c
Gloria
and
Joseph
Mattera
National
Scholarship
Fund
for
Migrant
Children
BOCES
Geneseo
Migrant
Center
27
Lackawanna
Avenue
Mt.
Morris,
New
York
14510
(585)
658‐7960
Toll
Free:
(800)
245‐5681
www.migrant.net
Page
63
Miss
Cheerleader
of
America
Scholarship
Program
Miss
Cheerleader
of
America
is
a
Tuition
Scholarship
Program
for
female
High
School
Cheerleaders
which
is
made
available
to
them
for
use
at
a
Private
High
School
or
at
a
Private
or
Public
College,
University
or
Trade
School.
No
deadlines
are
listed,
but
competitions
usually
begin
in
Fall
of
each
year.
Amount:
Varies
Miss
Cheerleader
of
America
Lucy
Wiesend,
Program
Director
and
Co‐Founder
Box
667,
Taylor,
MI
48180
Telephone:
734‐946‐1200
Fax:
734‐946‐1204
email:
[email protected]
web
page:
www.misscheerleaderofamerica.com
For
application
call
734‐946‐1200
or
email
name
and
ad
to
[email protected]
Miss
Southeast
Texas
Scholarship
Pageant
Miss
Southeast
Texas
Scholarship
Pageant
is
now
accepting
applications
for
the
next
upcoming
pageant
to
be
held
on
October
27,
2007.
Amount:
Up
to
$5,000
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.misssetexas.
Miss
Southeast
Texas
Organization
P.
O.
Box
22661
Houston,
TX
77227
Phone:
832.723.3039
E‐mail:
[email protected]
National
Amateur
Baseball
Must
have
been
a
Federation
Scholarship
participant
in
a
NABF
Franchised
League.
Must
show
proof
of
acceptance
in
a
college
or
university.
Amount:
Not
listed
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.nabf.com/membership/scholarships.htm
Next
Step
Magazine
Writing
Contest
Submit
entry
online
only
at:
www.nextstepmagazine.com
"Contests")
Scholarship
List
A
first
person
account
from
teenagers
on
subjects
like
peer
pressure,
politics,
friends,
world
events,
culture,
dating
or
other
relevant
topics.
Page
64
Amount:
$100
Raise
The
Nation
Scholarship
Must
be
a
single
parent
woman
or
the
child
of
a
single
parent
woman.
Amount:
Varies
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.raisethenatio
Raise
The
Nation
P.O.
Box
8058
Albuquerque,
New
Mexico
87198
[email protected]
505‐265‐1201
Special
Operations
Warrior
Foundation
Available
to
students
who
have
lost
a
parent
involved
in
military
special
operations.
Amount:
Not
listed
Special
Operations
Warrior
Foundation
P.O.
Box
13483
Tampa,
FL
33681‐3483
(877)
337‐7693
[email protected]
www.specialops.org
Start
Something
Program
­
For
students
8
‐
17.
The
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.twfound.org
Tiger
Woods
Foundation
program
is
designed
to
Scholarship
foster
specific
ideals,
such
as
leadership
and
community
stewardship,
in
addition
to
encouraging
you
to
pursue
your
dreams.
After
completion
of
the
program,
application
may
be
made
for
a
scholarship.
Amount:
$100
‐
$5,000
State
Farm
Companies
Foundation
Scholarship
List
Various
scholarships
for
high
school,
undergraduate
and
graduate
students.
Check
website
for
other
grants
and
awards.
Amount:
Varies
Access
website:
http://www.statefarm.com/about/abou
Page
65
Sun
Country
Amateur
Golf
Association
Scholarship
For
students
in
New
Mexico
and
West
Texas.
Must
have
completed
Junior
year
in
high
school
with
a
3.0
GPA.
Must
have
some
connection
to
golf.
Must
be
recommended
by
a
SCAGA
member.
Amount:
Not
listed
Sun
Country
Amateur
Golf
Association
1440
Rio
Rancho
Blvd.
Rio
Rancho,
NM
87124
(800)
346‐5319
www.newmexicogolf.org
TEACH
GRANT
PROGRAM
The
Teacher
Education
Assistance
for
College
and
Higher
Education
(TEACH)
Grant
Program
that
provides
grants
to
students
who
intend
to
teach
in
a
public
or
private
elementary
or
secondary
school
that
serves
students
from
low‐income
families.
Amount:
Up
to
$4,000
To
learn
more,
contact
the
financial
aid
office
at
the
colle
be
enrolled
in
the
Fall
or
go
to
website
at:
http://student
Terry
Foundation
Scholarship
Candidates
for
the
Terry
Foundation
Scholarship
are
selected
each
spring
from
Texas
high
school
seniors
who
have
been
admitted
to
the
universities
affiliated
with
the
Foundation:
The
University
of
Texas,
Texas
A&M
University,
The
University
of
Houston,
The
University
of
Texas
at
Dallas
and
Texas
State
University‐
San
Marcos.
Applications
for
the
Terry
Foundation
Scholarship
are
av
the
Offices
of
Financial
Aid
at
the
participating
universiti
THE
TERRY
FOUNDATION
3104
Edloe,
Suite
205
Houston,
TX
77027
713‐552‐0002
1‐800‐941‐1911
[email protected]
www.terryfoundation.org
Scholarship
List
Page
66
Amount:
Varies
Texas
Electric
Cooperatives
Inc.
Scholarships
Various
scholarships
for
rural
students
in
Texas.
Check
website
to
see
if
your
local
electric
co‐op
offers
scholarships.
Amount:
Varies
See
website
at:
www.texas‐ec.org
(click
on
"Member
Web
Texas
Electric
Cooperatives,
Inc.
2550
S.
IH‐35
Austin,
TX
78704
(512)
486‐6200
or
1‐800‐301‐2860
Texas
Independent
Automotive
Association
Graduating
seniors
who
are
residents
of
the
State
of
Texas
and
plan
to
pursue
a
career
in
the
professional
automotive
aftermarket
industry
are
eligible.
Must
have
at
least
a
2.5
GPA
and
attend
a
ASE/NATEF
certified
general
automotive
training
program
within
the
State
of
Texas.
Amount:
$1,000
Texas
Independent
Automotive
Association
P.O.
Box
65148
San
Antonio,
Texas
78265‐5148
Phone:
(210)
946‐5060
www.tiaa.net
(click
on
"Student
Opportunities")
Scholarship
List
Page
67
Texas
Mutual
Insurance
Company
Scholarship
For
surviving
spouses
and
children
of
employees
who
died
as
a
result
of
a
compensable
injury
or
illness
while
covered
by
a
Texas
Mutual
Insurance
Company
policy.
Amount:
Up
to
$4,000
Texas
Mutual
Insurance
Company
6210
East
Highway
290
Austin,
Texas
78723‐1098
1‐800‐859‐5995
[email protected]
www.texasmutual.com
(click
on
"Injured
Workers")
Texas
Sheep
and
Goat
Raiser's
Association
For
graduating
seniors
in
the
sheep
and
goat
raising
area
who
major
in
some
form
of
agricultural
studies.
Amount:
Not
listed
For
more
information,
see
website
at:www.tsgra.com
(cl
Memorial
Funds")
Texas
Tuition
Exemptions
Tuition
and/or
fee
Contact
your
public
college
financial
aid
office
or:
exemption
for
students
www.collegefortexans.com/paying/finaidtypes.cfm
who
will
attend
a
public
institution
in
the
state
of
Texas.
Categories
include
exemptions
for
blind
and
deaf
students,
children
of
disabled
firefighters
and
peace
officers,
students
who
are
dependents
of
POW/MIA'S
and
students
who
are
in
foster
care.
Amount:
Tuition
and/or
fee
exemptions
The
Poem
Place
Amateur
Poetry
Contest
Submit
an
original
Enter
online
at:
www.thepoemplace.com
poem
today
‐
20
lines
or
less.
This
contest
is
open
to
all
poets
whether
published
or
not,
and
regardless
of
Scholarship
List
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68
experience.
Amount:
Up
to
$10,000
cash
Town
&
Country
Stores
Tuition
and
Career
Package
Must
be
a
high
school
Senior
in
a
town
where
a
Town
&
Country
Food
Store
is
located.
If
you
are
selected
for
this
program,
you
will
become
an
employee
of
Town
&
Country
with
an
opportunity
to
earn
tuition
for
college.
Must
have
a
Business
related
major.
Amount:
Up
to
$8,000
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.tcfs.com/tuition_and_career.asp
United
Parcel
Service
Earn
Tuition
assistance
and
For
more
information:
https://ups.managehr.com
(click
and
Learn
Program
student
loans.
Must
be
Learn")
employed
by
UPS.
Loans
will
be
forgiven
if
employment
with
UPS
continues.
Amount:
Up
to
$20,000
United
Parcel
Service
Scholarships
Various
scholarships
for
dependents
of
employees
of
United
Parcel
Service
(UPS).
Amount:
Varies
with
scholarship
For
more
information,
go
to
website
at:
www.community.ups.com/education/scholarships.html
United
States
Achievement
Student
must
be
Nominate
online
at:
www.usaa‐academy.com/scholarshi
Academy
Scholarship
nominated
by
an
educator
to
have
their
name
included
in
yearbook
and
have
opportunity
to
be
selected
for
scholarship.
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List
Page
69
Student
is
under
no
financial
obligation
to
be
considered
for
awards.
Amount:
$10,000
United
States
Department
of
Veterans
Affairs
Survivors'
and
Dependents'
Educational
Assistance
Program
Provides
education
and
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.gibill.va.gov
training
opportunities
"Benefits"
then
"Education")
to
eligible
dependents
of
veterans
who
are
permanently
and
totally
disabled
due
to
a
service‐related
condition,
or
who
died
while
on
active
duty
or
as
a
result
of
a
service
related
condition.
Amount:
Not
listed
UPROMISE­
An
alternative
to
scholarships
Upromise
is
a
one‐stop
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.upromise.co
college
service
provider
that
helps
families
earn,
save
and
pay
for
higher
education.
Amount:
Varies
Working
Ranch
Cowboys
Foundation
Must
be
the
son,
daughter
or
spouse
of
a
working
ranch
cowboy.
3.0
GPA.
Contact
WRCA
office
for
Scholarship
Application
and
more
information.
Amount:
$500
‐
$2,500
Scholarship
List
Working
Ranch
Cowboys
Association
P.
O.
Box
7765
Amarillo,
TX
79114
806‐374‐9722
[email protected]
http://www.wrca.org/pages/Scholarships.php
Page
70
ACE
Mentoring
Program
(Architecture,
Construction,
or
Engineering)
ACE
Mentor
Program
To
see
if
your
State
or
region
participates
in
the
program
serves
high
school
at:
www.acementor.org
youth
who
are
exploring
careers
in
Architecture,
Construction,
or
Engineering.
Students
who
successfully
participate
in
the
program
are
given
the
opportunity
to
compete
for
scholarships.
Grades
9‐12.
Amount:
Not
listed
Achieve
Your
Scholarship.com
Register
online
to
enter
random
drawing
for
scholarship.
Amount:
$1,500
AdmissionFacts
Scholarships
Various
scholarships
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
http://www.admis
listed
on
Admissions
Facts
website.
Amount:
$750
‐
$10,000
AFL­CIO
Scholarships
Various
scholarships
Check
web
site
for
more
information:
www.unionplus.or
offered
to
members
and
"Education
Services).
dependents
of
members
of
AFL‐CIO.
Scholarships
offered
through
specific
unions
and
states.
Amount:
Varies
America's
Junior
Miss
Scholarship
Program
Contestants
in
contest
Application
deadline
varies
with
State.
For
more
informa
are
judged
on
scholastic
at:
www.ajm.org
ability,
interviews,
talent,
fitness
and
poise.
Scholarships
are
available
at
local,
state
Scholarship
List
Enter
online
at:
www.achieveyourscholarship.com
Page
71
and
national
levels.
Amount:
Varies
American
Indian
College
Fund
Scholarship
and
financial
aid
information
for
Native
American
students
offered
through
the
American
Indian
College
Fund.
Amount:
Varies
with
scholarship
For
more
information,
see
webpage
at:
www.collegefund
American
Sheep
Industry
Make
It
Yourself
with
Wool
Contest
Create
garment
using
wool
or
wool‐blend
fabric.
Ages
12
‐
25.
Deadlines
vary
with
state,
but
most
are
in
Fall
of
each
year.
Amount:
$1,000
‐
$2,000
For
additional
information,
send
questions
and
a
self‐add
envelope
to:
"National
Make
It
Yourself
With
Wool
Comp
Marie
Lehfeldt
Box
175
Lavina,
MT
59046
406‐636‐2731
[email protected]
www.sheepusa.org
American
Welding
Society
Scholarships
Scholarships
listed
on
the
American
Welding
Society
website.
For
students
interested
in
a
career
in
the
welding
industry.
Amount:
Varies
See
American
Welding
Society
website
at:
www.aws.org/
AnyCollege.Com
Scholarship
Random
drawing
on
AnyCollege.Com
college
search
page.
Scholarships
are
awarded
quarterly.
Deadlines
vary.
Amount:
$2,000
Register
online
at:
www.anycollege.com
Scholarship
List
Page
72
Arab
American
Institute
Awards
Scholarships
listed
on
the
Arab
American
Institute
website.
For
students
of
Arab
descent.
Amount:
Varies
Art
Contests
This
is
a
website
that
See
website
at:
www.xensei.com/users/adl/
includes
competitions
and
contests
for
artists
of
all
ages.
The
site
may
include
information
about
writing
&
photo
contests,
design
&
architecture
competitions,
auditions,
casting
calls
and
scholarship
competitions.
Amount:
Varies
Austin
Community
Foundation
Although
most
scholarships
are
for
students
in
the
Austin
Independent
School
District,
some
are
for
available
to
others
in
the
Austin
‐Central
Texas
area.
Amount:
Varies
with
scholarship
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.austincommunityfoundation.org
Austin
Community
Foundation
P.O.
Box
5159
Austin,
TX
78763
512‐472‐4483
Automotive
Women's
Alliance
Foundation
Scholarship
Available
to
women
who
are
pursuing
education
in
business,
design,
engineering
or
related
fields
with
a
focus
on
the
automotive
industry.
Must
be
high
school
Senior.
Scholarships
are
given
Automotive
Women's
Alliance
Foundation
P.O.
Box
4305
Troy,
MI
48099
248‐643‐6590
www.automotivewomensalliance.com
Scholarship
List
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.aaiusa.org
(c
Foundation")
Page
73
in
January,
March,
June,
September
and
December.
Amount:
$2,500
Bonner
Scholars
Program
If
you
are
interested
in
applying
to
become
a
Bonner
Scholar,
review
the
list
of
74
colleges
and
universities
throughout
the
United
States
participating
in
the
Bonner
Scholars
Program.
Amount:
Varies
The
Bonner
Foundation
10
Mercer
Street
Princeton,
NJ
08540
609‐924‐6663
[email protected]
www.bonner.org
BrainstormUSA
Participating
students
describe
a
personal
dream
and
how
they
hope
to
attain
it.
To
be
eligible
for
a
prize,
all
participants
must
submit
a
child
entry
and
a
parent
entry.
Scholarships
are
awarded
every
quarter
of
the
year.
Amount:
Not
listed
BrainstormUSA
8800
Roswell
Rd.
Suite
200
Atlanta,
GA
30350
1‐800‐595‐5561
[email protected]
www.brainstormusa.com
Brickfish
Scholarships
Various
scholarships
listed
on
the
Brickfish
website.
Amount:
Varies
with
scholarship
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.brickfish.com
Campaigns")
Brotherhood
of
Locomotive
Engineers
and
Trainmen
Scholarship
and
financial
aid
opportunities
available
to
the
children
of
BLET
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.ble.org
(Look
"Communications"
heading)
Scholarship
List
Page
74
members.
Amount:
Varies
with
scholarship
Cancer
Survivors
Scholarships
­
Ped­Onc
Resource
Center,
Scholarships
for
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.acor.org/ped
students
who
have
been
onc/scholarships
survivors
of
cancer.
Amount:
Varies
with
scholarship
CarDonors.com
Scholarship
3.0
GPA.
Academic
Apply
online
at:
www.cardonors.com
achievement
and
community
service.
The
deadlines
for
scholarships
are:
May
31,
August
31,
December
31
and
March
15th.
Amount:
$500
Careerfitter
Scholarship
United
States
citizen
or
permanent
resident
with
a
minimum
2.5
Grade
Point
Average.
Essay
required.
Amount:
$500
All
applications
will
be
submitted
online
at:
www.careerfitter.com
Center
for
Scholarship
Administration
Various
scholarships
handled
by
the
Center
for
Scholarship
Administration.
Amount:
Varies
Center
for
Scholarship
Administration,
Inc.
PO
Box
1465
Taylors,
SC
29687‐0031
(864)
268‐3363
[email protected]
www.scholarshipprograms.org
City
Year
Volunteer
Program
In
return
for
serving
10
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
months
of
community
www.cityyear.org/getinvolved/joincorps/index.cfm
service
and
professional
development,
City
Year
members
earn
a
weekly
stipend,
health
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Page
75
insurance
and
an
education
award
to
be
used
for
college.
Be
between
the
ages
of
17
and
24.
The
City
Year
program
is
available
in
17
cities
in
the
U.S.
Amount:
$4725
Coast
Guard
Mutual
Assistance
Financial
aid
programs
for
family
members
of
active,
retired,
civilian
employees,
reserve
and
auxiliary
members
of
the
U.S.
Coast
Guard.
Amount:
Varies
For
more
information,
go
to
website
at:
www.cgmahq.org
(click
on
"Assistance",
then
"Education
Coast
Guard
Mutual
Assistance
Headquarters
4200
Wilson
Blvd,
Suite
610
Arlington,
VA
22203‐1804
ARL‐DG‐[email protected]
Toll‐free
1
(800)
881‐2462
Coastal
Bend
Community
Foundation
Various
scholarships
listed
on
the
Coastal
Bend
Community
Foundation
website.
Must
attend
school
in
Aransas,
Bee,
Jim
Wells,
Kleberg,
Nueces,
Refugio
or
San
Patricio
counties.
Amount:
Varies
with
scholarship
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
http://cbcfoundation.org
Coastal
Bend
Community
Foundation
600
Leopard
St.,
Suite
1716
Corpus
Christi,
TX
78473
361.882.9745
College
Assistance
Migrant
Migrant
or
Seasonal
Program
(CAMP)
farm
workers
and/or
their
families
working
in
agricultural
activities.
Attend
a
CAMP
campus.
Amount:
Varies
College
Assistance
Migrant
Program
Alumni
Association
1725
NE
Upper
Drive
Pullman,
WA
99163
208‐305‐1814
www.migrantstudents.org
College
for
Texans
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.collegefortex
Scholarship
List
Information
every
Texan
needs
to
know
about
preparing
for,
applying
for
and
paying
for
college
or
technical
school.
Page
76
Amount:
Varies
College
Insider
Resources
Academic
Scholarship
Program
Apply
online
at:
www.ezcir.com
College
Prowler/Wachovia
Submit
your
college
Essay
Scholarship
application
essay
to
compete
for
monthly
scholarships.
Amount:
$1,000
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.collegeprow
Collegeanswer.com
Contest
Register
on
Collegeanswer.com
website
to
qualify
for
monthly,
randomly
chosen
scholarship.
Amount:
$1,000
Register
at:
www.collegeanswer.com
CollegeView
Scholarship
Fill
out
the
online
form
to
receive
college
information
and
to
register
to
win
scholarship.
Amount:
Up
to
$20,000
Register
online
at:
www.collegeview.com
Common
Knowledge
Scholarship
Foundation
Scholarships
based
on
well
rounded
practical
knowledge.
Check
website
for
current
competitions
and
more
information.
Amount:
Varies
with
scholarship
For
more
information,
go
to
website
at:
www.cksf.org.
Click
on
"Scholarships"
or
see
"Current
Sc
Competitions".
Common
Knowledge
Scholarship
Foundation,
Inc.
P.O.
Box
290361
Davie
Fl,
33329‐0361
Scholarship
List
No
essay
or
testing.
Minimum
2.0
GPA
required.
Grades
9‐12.
Fill
out
online
form.
Amount:
$1,000
‐
$5,000
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77
Communities
Foundation
of
Texas
To
apply
for
a
scholarship,
review
scholarship
opportunities
available
through
Communities
Foundation
of
Texas
to
determine
the
ones
for
which
you
may
qualify.
Academic
records,
statements
of
need,
recommendations,
and
personal
essays
may
be
required.
Amount:
Varies
Call
or
e‐mail
the
CFT
Grants
Department
for
the
approp
application(s)
and
application
deadlines.
Communities
Foundation
of
Texas
5500
Caruth
Haven
Lane
Dallas,
Texas
75225‐8146
214‐750‐4222
[email protected]
www.cftexas.org
(click
on
"Grants")
Community
Foundation
of
Abilene,
Texas
For
Abilene
area
students.
Requirements
and
deadlines
vary
with
scholarship.
Amount:
Varies
The
Community
Foundation
of
Abilene
500
Chestnut,
Suite
1509
P.O.
Box
1001
Abilene,
TX
79604
325‐676‐3883
[email protected]
www.cfabilene.org
Community
Foundations
A
list
of
community
foundations
in
the
United
States.
Scholarships
for
high
school
students
are
available
from
some
local
foundations.
Amount:
Varies
Check
website
to
see
foundation
in
your
community:
http://fundraisingexpert.com/community_foundations.h
Community
Foundations
in
the
United
States
A
listing
of
community
foundations
in
the
United
States.
Scholarships
for
high
school
students
are
available
from
some
local
foundations.
Amount:
Varies
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.tgci.com
(clic
Sources")
Scholarship
List
Page
78
CorpusBeat
Photo
and
Writing
Contests
For
students
in
Coastal
Bend
area
of
Texas.
Enter
a
photograph
or
submit
a
poem,
short
story,
or
original
essay
in
the
writing
contest.
Amount:
$100
per
entry
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.corpusbeat.o
Questions?
E‐mail
[email protected],
or
call
844‐
6056
Creative
Communication
­
Young
Poets
Contest
The
purpose
of
this
contest
is
to
recognize
young
writers
of
poetry.
Must
submit
an
original
poem
of
not
more
that
21
lines.
Contest
is
held
three
times
a
year.
Deadlines
are
in
August,
December
and
April.
Amount:
$50
savings
bond
Poets
Contest
‐
Grades
K‐12
Creative
Communication
1488
N
200
W
Logan
UT
84341
(435)
713
‐
4411
[email protected]
www.poeticpower.com
Creative
Communication
Essay
Contest
Write
essay
on
a
topic
that
you
feel
is
important
to
you.
Grades
4
‐
12.
Contest
deadlines
are
October,
February
and
July.
Amount:
$50
savings
bond
Send
essay
to:
Essay
Contest
1488
N
200
W
Logan
UT
84341
or
submit
online
at:
http://www.studentessaycontest.com/
usaESSAYentryform.htm
Dale
E.
Fridell
Memorial
Scholarship
For
high
school
seniors
not
already
receiving
or
been
awarded
a
full‐
tuition
scholarship
or
waiver
from
another
source.
Contest
is
offered
four
times
annually.
Essay
required.
Amount:
$1,000
Apply
online
at:
http://www.straightforwardmedia.com
Scholarship
List
Page
79
Dallas
Foundation
See
this
website
for
various
scholarships
available
in
Dallas
‐
Forth
Worth
area
and
Texas.
Amount:
Varies
Dallas
Foundation
900
Jackson
St.
Suite
150
Dallas,
TX
75202
214‐741‐9898
[email protected]
www.dallasfoundation.org
Daughters
of
The
American
Revolution
National
Society
Scholarships
Scholarships
sponsored
by
the
Daughters
of
the
American
Revolution.
Other
scholarships
available
through
state
and
local
chapters.
Amount:
Varies
Office
of
Committees,
NSDAR
Scholarships
1776
D
Street,
NW
Washington,
DC
20006‐5303
(202)
628‐1776
www.dar.org
Department
of
Defense
Scholarships
for
Military
Children
Various
scholarships
For
more
information:
access
website
at
www.dodea.edu
for
children
of
active,
"Students")
retired
or
reserve
military
personnel.
Various
deadlines,
some
as
early
as
February
15th.
Amount:
Varies
Do
A
Good
Deed
Contest
Simply
do
a
good
deed.
Anything
goes,
a
small
action
or
being
involved
in
a
big
project.
Prizes
are
awarded
by
doctors
based
on
the
positive
results
affecting
you
and
the
people
around
you.
Amount:
Computer
Do
A
Good
Deed
Contest
Headquarters
P.O.
Box
251300
Glendale,
CA
91225
[email protected]
www.doctorrelation.com
East
Texas
Communities
Foundation
Various
scholarships
for
graduating
high
school
Seniors
in
EAST
TEXAS.
Amount:
Varies
East
Texas
Communities
Foundation
315
N.
Broadway,
Suite
210
Tyler,
Texas
75702
903‐533‐0208
[email protected]
Scholarship
List
Page
80
www.etcf.org
El
Paso
Community
Foundation
Scholarships
listed
on
the
El
Paso
Community
Foundation
website.
For
students
in
the
El
Paso
and
eastern
New
Mexico
area.
Amount:
Varies
with
scholarship
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.epcf.org/
EssayContests.com
This
website
requires
that
contestants
write
an
essay
on
a
particular
subject
to
win
money
and
other
prizes.
Some
contests
require
an
entry
fee.
Amount:
Varies
with
contest
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.essaycontest
EssayContests.com
A
listing
of
currently
running
essay
contests
that
award
money
and
other
prizes
to
winners.
These
contests
are
not
scholarships!
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.essaycontest
Amount:
Varies
Scholarship
List
Page
81
Excellence
in
Predicting
the
Future
Award
Award
is
based
upon
a
contest
to
encourage
students
to
pursue
economics
or
simply
to
learn
more
about
the
world
they
live
in.
There
are
six
contest
deadlines
each
year.
Amount:
$400
See
contest
details
at:
www.cenimar.com/contest/award
Executive
Women
International
Scholarship
Program
For
high
school
Juniors.
‐
male
or
female.
Only
one
student
per
school
is
eligible.
Scholarship
based
on
academic
achievement
and
community
and
school
involvement.
Deadlines
vary
with
each
local
chapter.
Amount:
$2,000
‐
$10,000
Executive
Women
International
515
South
700
East
Suite
2A
Salt
Lake
City,
UT
84102
801.355.2800
[email protected]
www.executivewomen.org
Federal
Aviation
Administration
Scholarships
Various
scholarships
for
students
interested
in
aviation
training
listed
on
website.
Amount:
Varies
with
scholarship
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www2.faa.gov/education_research/education/student_r
Federal
Student
Aid
(FAFSA)
Apply
On
line
using
the
free
application
for
Federal
Student
Aid
(FAFSA).
Amount:
Varies
Visit
the
website
at:
www.FAFSA.ED.GOV.
Findcollegemoney.com
Scholarship
Random
drawing
when
registered
with
Findmoney.com
scholarship
search
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.findcollegem
Scholarship
List
Page
82
service.
Amount:
$1,300
Fondo
Futuro
Scholarship
Available
to
Hispanic
high
school
students.
Must
have
a
minimum
3.0
GPA
to
be
eligible
for
this
award.
Amount:
$1,000
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.fondofuturo.
Freelance
Writing
Contests
These
are
not
scholarships,
but
the
website
offers
cash
prizes
for
winners
in
several
different
writing
categories.
Amount:
Varies
with
contest
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.freelancewri
FreeScholarshipGuide
Semi­Annual
Scholarship
Contest
Potential
winners
will
be
selected
at
random
from
among
all
eligible
entries
received.
Drawings
will
be
held
twice
a
year.
Amount:
$10,000
Enter
online
at:
www.freescholarshipguide.com
[email protected]
1‐866‐657‐3912
Girls
Write
Now
Contests
Girls
Write
Now
webpage
includes
a
list
of
contests
and
scholarships
that
are
aimed
specifically
at
TEENS
with
topics
ranging
from
poetry
to
social
justice.
Amount:
Varies
with
scholarship
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.girlswriteno
Scholarship
List
Page
83
Golf
Course
Superintendents
Association
of
America
(GCSAA)
Scholarships
offered
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.gcsaa.org
(cl
through
the
Golf
Course
"Students")
Superintendents
Association
of
America.
For
students
pursuing
careers
in
the
golf
course
industry
Amount:
Varies
Guaranteed
Scholarships
This
is
a
web
site
for
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.guaranteed‐
scholarships
that
require
no
interview,
essay,
portfolio,
audition,
competition
or
other
"secondary"
requirement.
Just
meet
the
criteria
listed,
adhere
to
the
application
deadlines
set
by
the
individual
colleges
and
universities,
gain
admission,
enroll,
and
receive
your
scholarship
or
scholarships.
Students
should
contact
individual
colleges
for
more
information.
Amount:
Varies
Helping
Hands
Book
Scholarship
Program
Awards
are
open
to
individuals
ages
16
&
over
who
are
planning
to
attend
or
are
currently
attending
a
2‐
year
or
4‐year
college
or
university,
or
a
technical/vocational
institution.
Contest
is
held
twice
during
the
year.
Scholarship
List
Helping
Hands
Scholarship
Program
4480‐H
South
Cobb
Drive,
PMB
435
Smyrna,
GA
30080
www.helpinghandsbookscholarship.com
Page
84
Amount:
$100
‐
$1,000
High
School
Journalism
Scholarships
Various
scholarships
for
students
interested
in
majoring
in
journalism.
Scholarships
are
listed
by
State
and
ethnicity.
Amount:
Varies
For
more
information
go
to
web
page
at:
http://highscho
(click
on
"Students")
Intel
International
Science
and
Engineering
Fair
Provides
an
opportunity
for
young
scientists
to
share
ideas,
showcase
cutting‐
edge
science
projects
and
compete
for
awards
and
scholarships.
Both
team
and
individual
competitions.
Competitors
must
compete
in
local
and
state
contests.
Deadlines
vary
with
state.
Amount:
$500
‐
$50,000
For
complete
information,
access
web
site
at:
www.scise
Intel
International
Science
and
Engineering
Fair
1719
N.
St.
Washington,
DC
20036
202‐785‐2255
International
Dairy­Deli
Bakery
Association
Must
be
current
full
or
part‐time
employee
of
a
supermarket
dairy,
deli
or
bakery
department
or
an
employee
for
a
company
which
services
those
departments.
College
major
must
be
in
a
food‐related
field.
Must
have
2.5
GPA.
Scholarship
is
offered
Scholarship
Committee
IDDBA
P.O.
Box
5528
Madison,
WI
53705‐0528
608‐310‐5000
[email protected]
www.iddba.org
Scholarship
List
Page
85
four
times
per
year.
Amount:
$250
‐
$1,000
International
Library
of
Photography
Photo
Contest
Submit
an
original
photo.
Contest
is
ongoing.
This
is
not
a
scholarship.
Amount:
$10,000
Submit
by
mail
at:
The
International
Library
of
Photogra
3600
Crondall
Ln.
Suite
101‐3111
Owings
Mills,
MD
21117
or
submit
online
at:
www.picture.com
International
Pet
Owners
Club
­
Cutest
Pet
Contest
Pet
Photo
Contest
‐
All
breeds
considered.
Membership
in
club
in
not
necessary
to
participate
or
win.
This
is
not
a
scholarship!
It
is
a
photo
contest
open
to
all.
One
entry
may
be
submitted
every
six
months.
Amount:
Up
to
$5,000
Cutest
Pet
Contest
c/o
International
Pet
Owners
Club
P.O.
Box
4470
Olathe,
KS
66063
Phone:
1‐913‐782‐3272
www.cutestpetcontest.com
JoqToq
Scholarships
In
300‐500
words
state
For
more
information,
go
to
website
at:
www.joqtoq.com
how
sports
has
made
an
impact
on
your
life.
To
qualify,
you
must
be
a
JoqToq
member.
Scholarships
are
awarded
monthly.
Amount:
$500
Scholarship
List
Page
86
Joseph
S.
Rumbaugh
Oration
Contest
­
National
Society
of
the
Sons
of
the
American
Revolution
For
U.S.
residents.
Sophomores,
juniors
or
seniors
in
a
public
or
parochial
school.
Oration
must
be
between
5‐6
minutes
and
topic
must
address
the
Revolutionary
War
or
a
personality
showing
the
relationship
it
bears
to
America
today.
Amount:
$200
‐
$3000
Applicants
must
compete
in
local
or
state
chapter
contes
for
State
Chapters
and
rules
of
contest.
Chairman
of
the
Rumbaugh
Oration
Contest
NSSAR
Headquarters
1000
South
Fourth
Street
Louisville,
KY
40203‐3208
(502)
589‐1776
[email protected]
www.sar.org
Junior
Science
and
Humanities
Symposium
JSHS
invites
high
school
students
to
conduct
an
original
investigation
in
sciences,
engineering
or
mathematics
and
to
participate
in
regional
and
state
symposiums.
Deadlines
vary
with
region,
but
all
must
be
completed
by
April
3rd.
Amount:
$2,000
‐
$16,000
For
more
information,
visit
web
site
at:
www.jshs.org
JHSH
24
Warren
St.
Concord,
NH
603‐228‐4520
[email protected]
Key
Club
International
Scholarship
Must
be
a
graduating
Key
Club
member.
3.0
GPA.
Deadlines
vary
with
state.
Amount:
Varies
For
more
information,
go
to
website
at:
www.keyclub.or
"Contests
and
Awards")
Kids
Chance
Scholarships
The
purpose
of
Kids'
To
see
if
your
state
participates
in
the
Kids'
Chance
progr
Chance,
Inc.
is
to
website
at:
www.kidschance.org
provide
financial
scholarships
for
children
of
permanently
or
catastrophically
injured
or
deceased
workers
to
complete
Scholarship
List
Page
87
their
education.
Deadlines
vary
with
state.
Amount:
Varies
LA
Kelley
Communications
This
website
list
Hemophilia
Scholarships
scholarships
for
students
or
family
members
of
students
who
have
been
diagnosed
with
hemophilia.
Amount:
Varies
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.kelleycom.co
Ladies
Auxiliary
VFW
Scholarships
Various
scholarships
sponsored
by
the
Ladies
Auxiliary
to
the
Veteran's
of
Foreign
Wars.
Requirements
vary
with
scholarship.
Some
deadlines
as
early
as
January.
Amount:
$1,000
‐
$10,000
Check
with
local
VFW
chapter
for
more
information
or
:
National
Headquarters
Ladies
Auxiliary
to
the
Veterans
of
Foreign
Wars
406
W.
34th
Street,
Kansas
City,
MO
64111
Telephone:
816‐561‐8655
[email protected]
www.ladiesauxvfw.com
Latino
College
Dollars
­
Scholarships
for
Latino
Students
Various
scholarships
for
Latino
high
school
and
college
students.
Amount:
Varies
with
scholarship
To
access
scholarship
list,
go
to
website
at:
www.latinoco
Learning
for
Life
Scholarships
Some
scholarships
require
applicant
to
be
a
member
of
the
Learning
for
Life
Program.
Various
scholarships
available.
Amount:
$500
‐
$2,000
For
more
information
about
the
Learning
for
Life
progra
local
chapter,
visit
web
site
at:www.learning‐for‐
life.org/exploring/index.html
Learning
for
Life
National
Office
1325
W.
Walnut
Hill
Lane
P.O.
Box
152079
Irving,
TX
75015‐2079
Scholarship
List
Page
88
972‐580‐2433
Lions
Club
of
Texas
Scholarships
Contests
sponsored
by
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.texaslions.or
the
Lions
Clubs
of
Texas
"Contests")
are
Diabetic
Essay
Contest,
Drug
Awareness
Speech
Contest,
Outstanding
Youth
Contest
and
Young
Women's
Scholar/Pageant.
Deadlines
vary
depending
on
district
in
which
student
lives.
Amount:
$500
‐
$1,000
Mesothelioma
Memorial
Scholarships
Mesothelioma
Apply
online
at:
www.straightforwardmedia.com
Memorial
Scholarships
are
offered
four
times
per
year
to
honor
the
thousands
of
people
who
have
died
from
mesothelioma
due
to
exposure
to
asbestos,
as
well
as
the
thousands
of
patients
who
are
newly
diagnosed
with
the
disease
ever
year.
Amount:
$500
Military.com
Scholarships
Scholarships
for
dependants
of
active,
retired,
or
deceased
members
of
military.
Amount:
Varies
with
Scholarship
List
For
more
information,
see
website:
http://www.military
Page
89
scholarship
Miss
America's
Outstanding
Teen
Competition
Be
a
young
lady
between
the
ages
of
13
and
17.
Be
a
United
States
citizen.
Deadlines
vary
with
state.
Amount:
Varies
If
you
are
interested
in
receiving
more
information
abou
contestant
in
the
Miss
America's
Outstanding
Teen,
see
w
www.maoteen.org
and
navigate
to
the
state
you
are
inter
competing
in.
Miss
America's
Outstanding
Teen,
Inc.
9028
Great
Heron
Circle
Orlando,
Florida
32836
Email:
[email protected]
Miss
American
Coed
Pageants
For
girls
ages
3
‐21.
Scholarships
offered
for
winners
of
state
and
national
competitions.
Check
website
for
state
deadlines.
Amount:
Varies
See
website
for
information
concerning
State
and
Nation
American
Coed
Pageants,
Inc.
4120
Piedmont
Road
Pensacola,
FL
32503
[email protected]
www.gocoed.com/main1.shtml
National
Association
for
Music
Education
Scholarships
for
students
interested
in
music
education
or
music
performance.
Amount:
Varies
with
scholarship
For
more
information,
go
to
website
at:
www.menc.org/information/infoserv/Scholar.html
National
Council
of
Minorities
in
Engineering
Block
Grant
Program
For
minority
students
majoring
in
engineering.
Scholarships
are
available
through
the
individual
participating
universities.
To
see
which
universities
participate
in
the
NACME
Block
go
to
website
at:
www.nacme.org/university/others.htm
Scholarship
List
Page
90
Amount:
Varies
National
Hemophilia
Foundation
This
website
list
scholarships
for
students
diagnosed
with
hemophilia
or
other
bleeding
disorders.
Amount:
Varies
For
more
information,
go
to
website
at:
www.hemophilia
"About
NHF")
National
High
School
Poetry
Contest
Open
to
all
U.S.
high
school
students.
Submit
a
poem
of
not
more
than
twenty
lines
that
is
unpublished
and
is
solely
your
own
work.
Deadlines
are
October
31
and
March
31.
Amount:
$100
‐
$1,000
Live
Poets
Society
of
NJ
P
O
Box
8841
Turnersville
NJ
08012
[email protected]
www.highschoolpoetrycontest.com
National
Hispanic
Fund
Scholarships
Various
scholarships
available
for
students
of
Hispanic
heritage.
Must
be
U.S.
citizen
or
permanent
resident.
3.0
GPA
Amount:
Varies
with
scholarship
Hispanic
Scholarship
Fund
55
Second
Street,
Suite
1500
San
Francisco,
CA
94105
1‐877‐HSF‐INFO
(1‐877‐473‐4636)
Applications
available
online
at:www.hsf.net
National
History
Day
Contest
Show
your
creativity
by
making
history
come
alive
in
an
exhibit,
documentary,
paper,
or
performance.
Contests
held
in
Spring
of
each
year.
Deadlines
vary
with
State
‐
some
as
early
as
March
1.
Grades
6‐12.
Contact
your
State
Coordinator
at:
http://nationalhistory
Scholarship
List
Page
91
Amount:
$250
‐
$1,000
National
League
of
American
Penwomen
Contests
in
Art,
Music,
Poetry
and
Writing
listed
on
the
National
League
of
American
Penwomen
website.
Amount:
Varies
with
contest
NLAPW
National
Headquarters
Pen
Arts
Building
1300
Seventeenth
Street
N.W.
Washington,
D.C.
20036‐1973
Phone:
202‐785‐1997
www.americanpenwomen.org/contests.html
National
Society
of
High
School
Scholars
Must
be
a
member
of
NSHSS.
There
are
five
scholarships
offered
with
requirements
varying
for
each
scholarship.
Some
deadlines
are
as
early
as
November
30.
Amount:
$150
‐
$5,000
To
join
NSHSS
and
see
more
information
about
the
schol
website
at:
www.nshss.org
National
Society
of
the
Sons
of
the
American
Revolution
Various
contests
sponsored
by
the
NSSAR,
including
the
Eagle
Scout
Contest
and
Joseph
Rumbaugh
Oration
Contest.
Amount:
Varies
For
more
information,
see
web
site
at:
www.sar.org
(clic
"Education/Youth")
The
National
Society
of
the
Sons
of
the
American
Revolution
1000
S.
4th
Street
Louisville
KY
40203
502‐589‐1776
Scholarship
List
Page
92
National
Society
of
the
Sons
of
the
American
Revolution
­
Knight
Essay
Contest
All
high
school
sophomores,
juniors
and
seniors
who
are
United
States
citizens
or
legal
residents.
Must
be
entered
through
a
local
NSSAR
Chapter.
800‐
to
1,000‐word
original
research
paper
on
an
event,
person,
philosophy,
or
ideal
associated
with
the
American
Revolution,
the
Declaration
of
Independence,
or
the
framing
of
the
United
States
Constitution.
Deadlines
vary
with
state
‐
some
as
early
as
December
28.
Amount:
$1,000
‐
$3,000
Chairman,
NSSAR
Knight
Essay
Contest
1000
South
Fourth
Street
Louisville,
Kentucky
40203
502‐589‐1776
[email protected]
www.sar.org
(click
on
Education/Youth")
National
Teenager
Scholarship
Pageant
Female
between
the
ages
of
12
‐
18.
Contest
based
on
academic
achievement,
school,
and
community
involvement,
communication,
and
leadership
skills.
No
Swimsuit
competition.
Deadlines
vary
with
state.
Amount:
Varies
See
website
at:
www.nationalteen.com
for
State
deadline
application.
America's
National
Teenager
1523
Crockett
Hills
Blvd.
Brentwood,
TN.
37027
1‐866‐NAT‐TEEN
(615)
370‐4338
Nelnet
$1
Million
Scholarship
Giveaway
High
school
juniors
and
seniors
can
register
for
a
chance
to
win
scholarships.
Register
online
at:
https://sslprotected.com/NelnetScholarships/Rules.asp
Scholarship
List
Page
93
Amount:
$1,000
‐
$25,000
OnLine
Contest
Index
These
are
not
scholarships!
This
is
an
index
of
contests
where
cash
and
prizes
can
be
won.
Amount:
Varies
For
more
information,
go
to
website
at:
http://tectonicdesigns.com/contest/index.html
Online
Math
League
Contests
Online
Math
League
(OML)
tests
consist
of
15
multiple‐choice
questions.
Levels
range
from
grade
3
though
Advanced
Math.
Amount:
Up
to
$1,000
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.onlinemathle
E‐mail:
[email protected]
PEPNet­Northeast
­
Financial
Aid
Information
for
Students
with
Disabilities
This
website
lists
many
links
to
financial
aid
information
for
students
with
disabilities.
Amount:
Varies
with
scholarship
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.netac.rit.edu/publication/financing_your_educatio
Permian
Basin
Area
Foundation
Various
scholarships
for
students
in
the
Permian
Basin
area
of
Texas.
Amount:
Varies
with
scholarship
Permian
Basin
Area
Foundation
550
West
Texas,
Suite
1260
Midland,
Texas
79701
432.682.4704
www.pbaf.org
Poetry
Contests
Various
contests
for
writers
of
original
poetry.
Requirements
vary
with
contest.
Amount:
Varies
For
more
information
see
website
at:
http://dmoz.org/Arts/Writers_Resources/Contests/Poe
Scholarship
List
Page
94
Poetry.Com
Contest
Submit
an
original
poem,
twenty
lines
or
less,
on
any
subject
,
in
any
style.
Awarded
monthly.
Amount:
$1,000
Submit
poem
online
at:
www.poetry.com
The
International
Library
of
Poetry
1
Poetry
Plaza
Owings
Mills,
MD
21117
(410)
356‐2000
Raytheon
­
MathMovesU
Grants
and
Scholarships
Program
For
grades
6
‐
12.
Must
answer
with
a
500
word
essay
one
of
the
three
questions
listed
on
website.
Applications
are
processed
three
times
a
year.
Amount:
$1,000
Download
application
from
website
at:
www.mathmoves
Robert
C.
Byrd
Honors
Scholarship
Program
U.S.
Citizen.
For
exceptionally
able
high
school
seniors
who
show
promise
of
continued
excellence
in
postsecondary
education.
Amount:
$1,500
Students
must
apply
directly
to
the
State
education
agen
of
legal
residence.
Application
deadlines
are
set
forth
by
SEA.
Students
must
request
the
application
package
from
education
agency.
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.ed.gov/programs/iduesbyrd/index.html
San
Antonio
Area
Foundation
Various
scholarships
listed
on
San
Antonio
Area
Foundation
website.
For
students
in
San
Antonio
area
and
throughout
the
state
of
Texas.
Amount:
Varies
with
scholarship
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.saafdn.org
San
Antonio
Area
Foundation
110
Broadway
Street,
Suite
230
San
Antonio,
TX
78205‐1948
Phone:
210.225.2243
General
email:
[email protected]
Website:
http://www.saafdn.org
Scholarship
List
Page
95
Scholarship
for
College.com
Random
drawing
for
scholarship
when
you
register
at
the
Scholarship
for
College
website.
Amount:
$1,700
Scholarship
for
Hispanics
Various
scholarships
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.scholarships
for
Hispanic
high
school
and
college
students.
Amount:
Varies
Scholarshipapplicant.com
Scholarship
Submit
online
form
to
enter
random
drawing
for
scholarships.
Four
independent
drawings
per
year.
Amount:
$525
ScholarshipProvider.net
Random
drawing
when
Enter
online
at:
www.scholarshipprovider.net
registered
with
ScholarshipProvider.net
website.
Amount:
$10,000
Scholarships
for
Students
with
Disabilities
Click
on
links
to
search
for
scholarships
for
students
with
disabilities.
Amount:
Varies
For
more
information,
see:
www.collegeguidanceconsultants.com/disabilities.php
Scholarships
for
Twins
The
Twins
Foundation
does
not
offer
scholarships
for
twins.
However,
they
try
to
keep
current
on
the
colleges
and
universities
who
offer
discounts
and
scholarships
for
The
Twins
Foundation
P.O.
Box
6043
Providence,
R.I.
02940‐6043
401‐751‐TWIN
(401‐751‐8946)
[email protected]
www.twinsfoundation.org
Scholarship
List
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.scholarshipf
Register
online
at:
www.scholarshipapplicant.com
Page
96
multiples.
Check
website
for
more
information.
Amount:
Varies
Scholarships
in
Graphic
Communications
This
website
provides
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
background
and
contact
www.makeyourmark.org/prepare/scholarships.shtml
information
for
scholarships
available
to
graduating
high
school
students
who
are
planning
to
pursue
a
career
in
graphic
communications.
Amount:
Varies
Scholarsite.com
Scholarships
Random
monthly
drawing.
Must
register
with
Scholarsite.com
to
be
eligible.
Amount:
$1,000
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.scholarsite.c
Scholastic
Art
and
Writing
Awards
Grades
7
‐
12.
Awards
will
be
given
for
outstanding
works
in
writing
and
visual
art
categories.
Students
should
check
website
for
detailed
information.
Deadlines
vary
by
region
with
some
as
early
as
October
19,
2007.
Amount:
From
$1,000
to
$10,000
The
Scholastic
Art
and
Writing
Awards
557
Broadway
New
York,
N.Y.
10012
212‐343‐6100
www.scholastic.com
Scholarship
List
Page
97
Science
Fiction
and
Fantasy
Writing
Awards
Resources
for
Teen
Writers
Interested
in
Science
Fiction
&
Fantasy
Writing.
Various
contests
with
some
offering
cash
awards.
Amount:
Varies
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.sff.net/people/davekirtley/teenwriter/Contests.ht
Seneca
Nation
of
Indians
Scholarship
Must
be
a
member
of
the
Seneca
Nation
of
Indians.
Must
show
financial
need.
Amount:
Up
to
$11,000
per
year.
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
ww.sni.org/hep
(c
"Education
and
Employment")
Star
of
Texas
Fair
and
Rodeo
Scholarship
Available
to
students
from
all
counties
in
Texas.
Amount:
Not
listed
Students
must
apply
directly
to
one
of
the
participating
i
on
website
at:
www.staroftexas.org/scholarships/defaul
For
further
information,
contact
the
Star
of
Texas
Main
O
3000.
Straightforward
Media
Scholarships
StraightForward
Media
offers
22
different
scholarships
to
a
wide
variety
of
students
every
year.
Contest
is
offered
four
times
a
year.
Amount:
$500
Apply
online
at:
www.straightforwardmedia.com
StraightForward
Media
PO
Box
2560
Rapid
City,
SD
57701
Scholarship
List
Page
98
Study
Abroad
Scholarships
StudyAbroad.com
is
a
source
of
information
on
educational
opportunities
for
students
to
study
in
other
countries.
Amount:
Varies
Studyabroad.com
1350
Edgmont
Ave.,
Suite
1100
Chester,
PA
19013
USA
Phone:
(484)
766‐2920
www.studyabroad.com
SunTrust
Education
Off
To
College
Scholarship
Sweepstakes
Register
on
Sun
Trust
Education
website
for
random
drawing
to
win
scholarships.
Amount:
$1,000
Register
online
at:
http://suntrusteducation.com/sweep
Drawings
will
be
held
every
two
weeks
until
final
deadlin
Texas
Association
For
Pupil
Transportation
Scholarships
Various
scholarships
listed
on
the
TAPT
website.
A
family
member
must
be
a
current
member
of
TAPT.
Amount:
Varies
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.tapt.com
Texas
Financial
Aid
Programs
Financial
aid
for
college
offered
by
the
state
of
Texas.
Amount:
Varies
Texas
Higher
Education
Coordinating
Board
Student
Services
Division
P.O.
Box
12788
Austin,
TX
78711‐2788
1‐800‐242‐3062
www.thecb.state.tx.us
(click
on
"Grant
Information")
or
c
financial
aid
office.
Texas
Surveyors
Foundation,
Inc.
Scholarship
Must
have
been
accepted
in
a
survey
related
course
of
study.
Financial
need
and
academic
achievement
considered.
Amount:
Not
listed
TSPS
2525
Wallingwood
Drive
#300
Austin,
Texas
78746
Phone:
512.327.7871
www.tsps.org/Education/TSFI.htm
Scholarship
List
Page
99
Thurgood
Marshall
Scholarship
Fund
Merit‐based
scholarships.
Awarded
to
students
with
a
demonstrated
financial
need.
Must
attend
a
TMSF
member
school.
Amount:
$2,200
average
The
Thurgood
Marshall
Scholarship
Fund
has
a
variety
o
opportunities
available.
All
TMSF
Scholarships
are
award
47
member
schools.
Students
interested
in
a
TMSF
schol
contact
a
scholarship
coordinator
at
any
member
college
and
apply
through
the
school.
www.thurgoodmarshallfund.org
United
Negro
College
Fund
Various
scholarships
Scholarships
offered
on
the
UNCF
website.
Amount:
Varies
For
more
information,
to
website
at:
www.uncf.org
United
States
Navy
Memorial
Scholarships
For
complete
list,
go
to
website
at:
www.lonesailor.org/ed_scholarships.php
A
list
scholarship
programs
and
educational
resources
for
students
and
servicemembers
available
through
the
government,
veterans
groups
and
other
associations.
Amount:
Varies
with
scholarship
United
States
Senate
Youth
Junior
and
Seniors
in
To
receive
detailed
information
and
a
selection
applicati
Program
high
school
who
hold
an
high
school
principal,
counselor
or
refer
to
the
State‐leve
elected
student
office
Selection
Administrators
listed
on
web
page
at:
www.hea
are
eligible
to
apply
for
this
scholarship.
Two
students
will
be
selected
from
each
state.
Deadlines
vary
‐
Some
as
soon
as
September
15.
Amount:
$5,000
and
all
expense
paid
trip
to
Washington,
D.C.
Scholarship
List
Page
100
Wells
Fargo
CollegeSTEPS
Scholarship
Random
drawing
for
students
who
sign
up
for
CollegeSTEPS
program.
Drawings
are
held
eight
times
during
the
year.
Amount:
$1,000
For
more
information,
go
to
web
site
at:
www.wellsfargo
"Student
Loans")
1‐800‐658‐3567
[email protected]
Writers/Illustrators
of
the
Future
Contests
For
writers
or
illustrators
of
science
fiction
or
fantasy
stories.
The
contest
has
four
quarters‐
October
1,
January
1,
April
1
and
July
1.
Amount:
$500
‐
$5,000
L.
Ron
Hubbard
Writers
or
Illustrators
of
the
Future
Con
P.O.
Box
1630
Los
Angeles,
CA
90078
[email protected]
www.writersofthefuture.com
Young
American
Bowling
Alliance
Scholarships
Various
scholarships
for
students
involved
in
bowling.
Amount:
Varies
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
www.bowl.com
Youth
Duck
Calling
Contest
Students
throughout
the
United
States
have
the
opportunity
to
compete
for
a
scholarship
in
the
World's
Championship
Duck
Calling
Contest.
Qualifying
contests
deadlines
vary
according
to
State.
Contest
is
in
November
of
each
year.
Amount:
Not
listed
Scholarship
List
For
more
information,
see
website
at:
http://www.stuttg
(click
on
"Festival")
Stuttgart
Chamber
of
Commerce
P.O.
Box
1500
Stuttgart,
AR
72160
Phone:
(870)
673‐1602
Page
101
Zinch.com
General
Scholarship
Current
high
school
student,
minimum
2.0
gpa,
Zinch
profile
complete.
Both
need
of
student
and
merit
considered.
Winners
chosen
based
on
what
the
student
provides
in
his/her
Zinch
profile.
Amount:
$1,000
‐
$10,000
Apply
online
at:
www.zinch.com/static/students.html
Scholarship
List
Page
102