Application for Archbold Junior Achievement Scholarship
The application deadline is March 13, 2015.
Please turn completed applications into Mrs. Kuhlman.
 Do not use any staples- paperclips only.
 Do not use the back of the paper.
 If you need additional sheets, please add a page.
 The application must be typed.
The Archbold Junior Achievement board will award up to $2,000 in scholarships to graduating seniors.
To be considered, applications must include: completed application, essay, college acceptance
letter, and transcript.
Junior Achievement of Northwestern Ohio, Inc.
Name:
Address:
State:
City:
Zip Code:
Phone:
Parents/Guardians:
I attest that all of this application is true and accurate to the best of my ability. I further give JANWO
the ok to use my name and essay as they see fit.
Applicant Signature: _______________________________________________________________
Date: _____________________________________________________________________________
Education Plans
Name of school or university where you’ve been accepted for admission:
NOTE: College Acceptance Letter must be submitted with this application
List declared major(s):
Involvement
Please use as much space as you need to complete this section.
List leadership positions you have held (high school, work, community):
List extra curricular activities (clubs, church, sports, other organizations, etc.) you have been
involved in:
List community service activities/projects:
List all awards won in high school, church and other organizations:
Work Experience
List your work experience:
Essay Section
On separate sheets of paper, please type a 500-word essay to answer the following question:
What is the number one economic issue facing this country and how you would solve it?
Keep in mind the judges will be looking at the following criteria: composition – how well you
answered the question; did you use proper grammar, punctuation and spelling.
NOTE: Please put your student number at the top. Do not include your name on your essay.
Junior Achievement Support
I would be willing to support Junior Achievement in the following ways (check all that apply):
Teach JA class (either at home or for a JA office near your college)
Assist JA staff as a spokesperson at various speech opportunities (either at home or for a JA office
near your college)
Offer quotes for printed material
Allow JA to use my essay as an enclosure for a fund raising letter