Monday, March 07, 2016
MASTER LIST:
College/University, Organization-Sponsored SCHOLARSHIPS:
Avila University
Albertus Magnus College
Baker University
Baylor University
Benedictine College
Birmingham Southern College
Bethany College [Lindsboro, KS]
Buena Vista University [IA]
Catholic University of America
Central Methodist College
Chicago School of the Art Institute
College of Mount St. Vincent
College of St. Benedict/St. John’s U:
Colorado State University
Colorado, U of
Columbia College (IL)
Cottey College
Creighton University
DePauw University
DeSales University
DeVry University
Doane College
Donnelly College
Emory University
Fontbonne University (MO)
Hanover College [IN]
Illinois Institute of Technology
Indianapolis University
Iowa State University
Linn State Technical College
Kansas State University
Kansas, U of
Magdalen College (NH)
Marian College (IN)
Maryville University of St. Louis
Metropolitan Community Colleges
Millikin University [IL]
Missouri, U of @ Columbia
Missouri, U of @ Kansas City
www.avila.edu
www.albertusmagnus.edu
www.baker.edu
www.baylor.edu
www.benedictine.edu
www.bsc.edu
www.bethanylb.edu
www.bvu.edu
www.cua.edu
www.cmc.edu
www.artic.edu
www.mountsaintvincent.edu
www.csbsju.edu
www.colostate,edu
www.colorado.edu
www.colum.edu
www.cottey.edu
www.creighton.edu
www.depauw.edu
www.desales.edu
www.devry.edu
www.doane.edu
www.donnelly.cc.ks.us
www.emory.edu
www.fontbonne.edu
www.hanover.edu
www.itt.edu
www.uindy.edu
www.iastate.edu
www.linnstate.edu
www.ksu.edu
www.ku.edu
www.magdalen.edu
www.marian.edu
www.maryville.edu
www.mcckc.edu
www.millikin.edu
www.missouri.edu
www.umkc.edu
Missouri U of Science & Technology
Missouri Southern State University
Missouri State University
Missouri Western State University
Newman University
[KS]
North Carolina Wesleyan College
Northern Colorado, University of
Northwest Missouri State University
Mount Mercy College
Portland, U of
Regis College (CO)
Rice University
Rockhurst University
Southeast Missouri State University
Southwestern University
Spring Hill College [AL]
St. John’s University (NY)
St Michael’s College (VT)
St Louis University
St Vincent College (PA)
Toyota Community Scholars Program
Trinity College (CT)
University of Central Missouri
University of Dallas
University of St Mary (KS)
University of St. Thomas (TX)
University of Virginia
Ursuline College (OH)
Washburn University (KS)
Washington Univ–St. Louis
Wells College (NY)
Westminster College
www.mst.edu
www.mssu.edu
www.missouristate.edu
www.mwsc.edu
www.newmanu.edu
www.ncwc.edu
www.unco.edu
www.nwmissouri.edu
www.mtmercy.edu
www.up.edu
www.regis.edu
www.rice.edu
www.rockhurst.edu
www.semo.edu
www.southwestern.edu
www.shc.edu
www.stjohns.edu
www.smcvt.edu
www.slu.edu
www.stvincent.edu
www.toyota.edu
www.trincoll.edu
www.cmsu.edu
www.udallas.edu
www.stmary.edu
www.stthom.edu
www.virginia.edu
www.ursuline.edu
www.washburn.edu
www.wustl.edu
www.wells.edu
www.westminster-mo.edu
Master Scholarship List – Non College/University Based
Abbott & Fenner Business Consultants Scholarship:
http://www.abbottandfenner.com/scholarships.htm
Up to $1,000; essay required. Topics at
Deadline: 14 Jun 2014.
AES Engineers Scholarships: To be eligible the student needs to answer one of the essay questions that they will find on our
site at http://www.aesengineers.com/scholarships.htm Deadline: 6 Oct 2014.
Our belief is that achieving a high grade point average should not be the only criteria for determining who deserves to be
helped. For that reason we are offering a scholarship that will be awarded on the basis of character, as determined by evaluating
the essays that are submitted. Amount of award: $500.00.
Deadline for entry:
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated Upsilon Rho Omega College Scholarship: Criteria: completed, neat application;
promptness; essays, preference to African-American females. Deadline: 28 March 2010.
American Legion:
 Lillie Lois Ford Scholarship: $1,000. Must attend American Legion Boys State of Missouri (CMSU, males, one week) or
Girls State of Missouri (females, one week) in summer or a full session of the Department’s Cadet Patrol Academy in
Jefferson City (one week).
 M.D. “Jack” Murphy Memorial Nurses Training Fund: $750 award for two successive semesters. Must be training to
be a registered nurse. Top 40% graduating class.
 Joseph J. Frank Scholarship:
Five $500 awards to members or descendants of American Legion, American Legion
Auxiliary, or Sons of the American Legion. Must attend Boys State or Girls State (see above), unmarried, under age 21,
resident of Missouri, and use scholarship as full time student at accredited college or university.
 Charles L. Bacon Memorial Scholarship: Two $500 awards given to individuals who are current members of The
American Legion, American Legion Auxiliary, or Sons of the American Legion, or a descendant of any member thereof.
Must be unmarried, under age 21, Missouri resident, and use scholarship as full time student at accredited Missouri
college or university.
 Erman W. Taylor Memorial Scholarship: Two $500, descendant of veteran who served more than 90 days+ active
duty in Armed Forces with honorable discharge, Missouri resident, use award as full time student at state accredited
Missouri college or university, provide discharge certificate for the veteran on application, essay of 500 words on this
subject [“In your opinion, what was the most significant world event of 2004?] Applications for all scholarships listed
are found at www.missourilegion.org
Deadline for all listed above: 20 April 2013.
 Shane Dean Voyles Memorial Scholarship: $500. One per school. Criteria: scholastic, leadership, and athletic abilities;
deeply involved in community and school activities; enroll full-time in accredited college or university. Deadline: 20
April 2013.
 High School Oratorical Contest: $1,500 to $2,000 scholarships (national ones can range up to $20,000)
1-800846-9023 or email programs@missourilegion.org for questions. Entry: http://www.legion.org/oratorical
Rules
and application at this web site. Deadline: 20 April 2013
Amber Chappel Scholarship: 1,000 word essay on “Pros and Cons of Credit Card Use”, $1,000 to $1,500. Deadline: 20 April
2007.
AXA Achievement Scholarships: These scholarships involve a project that benefits others. Amounts $2,000 up to $25,000.
Information and application: http://www.axa-achievement.com
Deadline: 15 Dec 2013.
B. Davis Scholarship:
“B. Davis Scholarship”
http://www.studentawardsearch.com/scholarships.htm The deadline for applications is May 26, 2014.
Amount of Scholarship:
$1,000
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at awards@studentawardsearch.com
Bernard C. Harris Scholarship: go to www.harrisconnect.com/scholarship for information and application download. Only one
entry per high school. Deadline: 17 Mar 2007
Berry Mitchell Memorial Scholarship: For students suffering from asthma or allergies. Criteria: must be KS or MO resident.
Other info available at www.aafakc.org Email: info@aafakc.org OR 816-333-6608. Deadline: 1 March 2010.
Best Buy Scholarship:
Go to http://pr.bby.com for more information and application. Deadline: 15 Feb 2013.
Beta Sigma Psi Lutheran Fraternity Scholarship: $1,000. Criteria: attend Univ of Missouri @ Columbia, Lutheran faith, involvement in
church activities, academic achievement, involvement in extracurricular activity, personal interview, LOR, transcript. More info:
http://iota.betasigmapsi.org Deadline: 1 July 2012.
Better Business Bureau Scholarship:
http://stlouis.bbb.org/student/
Big Sun Scholarship: For athletes who wish to pursue athletics in college. $500. Successful applicant will be a high school senior, or be
attending a post secondary institution, and (s)he will be currently involved in some sport at that institution or in the community. All
student athletes are eligible for this award, regardless of which sport they are participating in. Website: http://www.bigsunathletics.com/
Deadline: 20 June 2014
Buick Achievers Scholarship Program:
Visit www.buickachievers.com for more information. These people are encouraged to
apply: high school seniors and current undergraduates, those who plan to enroll full time at a four-year college or university in
2014-2015, and those who plan to major in a field of study that focuses on engineering, technology, design or business, with an
interest in the automotive industry. Deadline 28 Feb 2014.
Builders’ Association Scholarship Foundation:
http://www.buildersassociation.com/~education/scholarship_and_rating_sheets_9.09_distributed.pdf
$3,000 for students who
meet criteria and are interested in a construction career. Information and application included. Deadline: 15 December.
Burger King Scholarship: 2.5 GPA, have a part-time job of at least 10 hours a week, involved in community service, have
financial need, plan to enroll in 2-year or 4-year college, university, or vo-tech school. Information and application at this
website: http://www.bkmclamorefoundation.org/WhatWeDo/ScholarsProgram
Deadline 10 Jan 2013.
Carrington Dental Centre Scholarship: $500. Ages 16-22, essay, parent/guardian recommendation letter, be enrolled in a
college, university, trade school, or technical school no later than Fall, 2013. Application:
http://www.studentscholarships.org/scholarship.php
Clay County Bar Association Scholarship: Criteria: 1) scholastic achievement, including GPA, class rank, and ACT / SAT score;
2) community and school activities and involvement; 3) written essays on selected topics chosen by the Foundation; 4) intent
on pursuing a vocation and career in law. Counselor has application. Deadline: 1 April 2014.
Clay County Sheriff’s Office John Dennis Scholarship: For criminal justice majors only. $1,000, must attend a Missouri college or
university full time. Other criteria: school counselor reference, financial need, 2.00 GPA, active in extra-curricular activities. For
application, email Karen at Karen@mosheriffs.com Deadline: 31 January 2010.
Coca-Cola Scholarship: http://www.coca-colascholarsfoundation.org/applicants
Deadline is 31 Oct 2013.
CommunityAmerica Credit Union Scholarship: $1,000, Criteria: essay, cumulative 3.00 GPA, must enroll in accredited college
or university in Fall, 2013, member (or parent) of Community America Credit Union. Counselor has application.
https://www.cacu.com/emeritus-scholarship-2013 Deadline for reception of application and essay: 5 April 2013.
Conclave Scholarship: for students interested in radio or music industry career. Student must attend Brown University in
Minneapolis, McNally-Smith College in St. Paul or Specs Howard School of Communication Arts in Southfield, MI. Further detail
and application available at this website: http://www.specshoward.edu/ Deadline: 2 April.
Daughters of the American Revolution Scholarships:

Christopher Columbus Essay Contest: Open to students of all age groups, grades 9-12. Essay of 800-1,200 words;
typed or word processed, 12-14 pt font. Just have a specific title and be headed properly according to specifically
noted criteria (available from counselor). Any references must be listed properly. Deadline 22 Nov 2010.

Good Citizen Scholarship: open to all senior class students – 3 are chosen for submission. (only one student from
any school is selected). Scholarship has two parts: 1) personal description of high school activities, how your efforts
to serve the community have been effective or have made a difference, future plans / education / career goals,
extracurricular activities, and why you feel the 4 qualities of a DAR Good Citizen (dependability, service, leadership, and
patriotism) are important and how you have tried to exhibit those qualities in your life and in your relationships with
others.….plus a grade transcript and two LOR. This is worth 70% (other specifics, see school counselor); 2) Essay
administered under supervision of a faculty or DAR member (you write it on the spot). Only one selection/nominee per
school. Deadline: 22 November 2010. All completed into due to Gail Bynum by 22 Nov 2010. You may contact
her at 699-3975.

DAR Scholarship Listings: www.dar.org/natsociety/edout_scholar.cfm Student must then fill out an application for
scholarship and a financial need form. Then contact Donna McCann at 436-4702 for recommendation letter.

3 Specific Scholarships [MSSDAR Scholarship---top 10%, US citizen, MO resident, plan to attend accredited MO college or
university; Irene and Leeta Wagy Scholarship – pursue education degree, top 10% of graduating class, US citizen, MO
resident, plan to attend accredited MO college or university; Dorothy Poikert Memorial Scholarship -- pursue business
degree, top 10% of graduating class, US citizen, MO resident, plan to attend accredited MO college or university. All
application packets must include application form, sponsorship letter from local DAR chapter – available from Donna
McCann at 436-4702, 500 word essay, 7th semester transcript and ACT scores, extracurricular activity sheet, financial
need report, LOR from principal or guidance counselor, two teachers, and one outside source].
2011.
Deadline: 16 Jan
Delta Sigma Phi Men of Achievement Scholarship: Criteria: attend MU in Fall 2012, cumulative GPA of 3.00, LOR, personal
interview, transcript/ACT score, essay. Candidate need NOT be a member of fraternity or aspiring member of fraternity. $500.
Deadline: 30 April 2012.
DFA Cares Foundation Scholarship Program.
The Foundation awards scholarships to three categories of students:
 Pre-college students: High school seniors or recent graduates who have been accepted to college, but have not yet
started classes
 Undergraduate students: Students who have graduated high school and are participating in an undergraduate associate’s
or bachelor’s degree program, but have not yet graduated
 Graduate/professional students: Students enrolled in a graduate or professional degree program
Scholarships are available to students pursuing a career in the dairy industry or a related field:
 Dairy herd management/production, Large animal veterinary medicine, Marketing/economics/finance,
Processing/manufacturing, Communications/journalism, Quality assurance, Dairy nutrition, Dairy foods, Education,
Engineering, Policy, Genetics, Law.
Eligibility
 Applicant’s
commitment and passion for a career in the dairy industry, as demonstrated through responses to three
essay questions, Extracurricular activities, awards, and , recognition and work experience, Academic achievement
Applications
Applications are due January 15, 2013 (probably extended since I received it on Jan 15), and must include two letters of
recommendation and the most recent high school or college transcript. Applications may be submitted online, e-mailed, faxed or
mailed.
Click here to download the application.
Click here to submit the application online.
Diane Christodoulou Memorial Scholarship (for learning disabled students:
Available to any Missouri graduating LD student who can meet college entrance
requirements. $400; you must complete the application, secure a letter of
recommendation, and a “statement” from the counselor. Criteria based on student’s strengths, the nature of the disability,
student motivation, class rank, cumulative GPA, SAT/ACT scores and possibly financial need in case of a tie. Deadline: 30
Mar 2004
Discover Card Tribute Award Scholarship:
www.aasa.org/discover.htm
for high school juniors. Go to this website for more information:
Doodle for Google Scholarship: http://www.google.com/doodle4google/index.html
Deadline: 20 march 2014.
Dr. Seuss’ “ Oh, the Places You’ll Go Scholarship”:
$5,000. Go to www.ohtheplaces.org for more information and
application. Essay required. Application online. Deadline: 15 Jan 2010.
eCampusTours.com Scholarship: $1,000 scholarship. Register online at
www.eCampusTours.com Other scholarships also available at this site.
Ed Wynn / SAFE Memorial Scholarship:
Criteria: high school senior, good character/no criminal background, 2.00 GPA, be a
dependant of active police officer, fire fighter, or emergency personnel employed by geographical area that is covered by SAFE
(Missouri Counties of Cass, Clay, Jackson, and Platte; Kansas Counties of Douglas, Johnson, Miami, Shawnee, and Wyandotte…..and
reside in that area). $2,500 scholarship. Counselor has application. Deadline: 19 April 2013.
Educational Communications Scholarship Foundation:
$1,000 - $6,000, GPA
and aptitude tests considered; secondarily, activities and financial need
considered. Counselor has applications. $4 processing fee. Deadline: 15 May of each year.
Elks Club Scholarship: From $1,000 to $4,000 (national level $1,000 to $15,000). At least five will be awarded to students in
the Northland. Criteria: completed application according to instructions, notice of community service, honors, awards,
extracurricular activities, 500 word essay, exhibits of achievement/leadership/athletic accomplishments, dramatics, community
service, community activities, parent’s financial statement, counselor report, transcript. For detail of these, see school counselor.
Other info or questions: scholarship@elks.org or 1-773-755-4732 or www.elks.org/enf/scholars or Torance Fisher (local
coordinator at 455-0416): torancef@kc.rr.com
Deadline 02 Dec 2013.
ESA Scholarship: $5 processing fee. top 25% or 3.0 GPA or 22 ACT / 950 SAT, Personal statement letter / essay 2 LOR,
criteria—character, leadership, service, financial need, scholastic ability, special criteria set by donor, transcript, explanation of
school’s grading system. Nominee asked to include name, address and phone number of the college you plan to attend.
More info: www.saintll.com/esaf
Deadline 1 Feb 2013.
Executive Women International Kansas City Chapter Scholarship: high school senior, $2,500 to $1,000. Only one student
from a school can apply and be considered. Includes biographical form, recommendation form, essay. If you have any
questions or need assistance, please feel free to contact me by phone or email. If you would like additional information about
EWI, visit our national website at www.executivewomen.org. In order to be eligible for consideration, the application packet
and three copies must be sent to me at the address below and received by March 15, 2013. Visit http://www.ewiconnect.com/
for additional information. Applications available in December from counselor.
FIRE (Freedom for Individual Rights in Education): www.thefire.org for information. Scholarships range from $1,000 to $5,000.
Essay: 800-1,000 words. Students may enter online at www.thefire.org/contests Information about the essay is at this site.
Deadline 5 Nov 2012.
Fireside Catholic Publishing Essay Scholarship: $1,000. Complete application and faculty representative form. 750 word essay
on this topic: “How is Your Religious Education Influencing Your Life?” Criteria include outstanding leadership in religious
education; financial need is not a consideration. Further information available from Mark Brosz at 1-800-676-3264 or
scholarshipinfo@firesidecatholic.com One applicant per high school. Deadline: 13 December 2013.
Free Speech Essay Contest: $1,000 to $10,000. For high school juniors and seniors for the 201202013 school year. Essay
must be between 800 and 1,000 world. Topic and further information available at: www.studentscholarships.org/scholarship.php
Deadline: 25 Nov 2012.
Gates Millennium Scholarship:
This is a renewable, need-based, merit scholarship for college undergraduates.
Criteria:
African-American, American Indian / Alaska Native, Asian Pacific Islander American, Hispanic American; permanent resident; HS GPA
of 3.30 unweighted; enroll in college or university in Fall 2012 as full time student, have demonstrated leadership abilities
through participation in community service, extracurricular activities, or other activities; meet federal Pell Grant eligibility criteria;
complete required forms. FAFSA must be filed as early as possible after 2 Jan 2012. Scholarship requires 3 interdependent
components in nomination process: nominee, nominator, recommender (relatives not allowed to be recommenders). Gates
Millennium Scholars Program does not make any exception for eligibility criteria. All students must identify selves with a unique
registration number that combines 5 digit zip code and last 4 digits of their preferred telephone number. Online nomination
form at www.gmsp.org Deadline: 11 Jan 2012.
GE-Reagan Foundation Scholarship Program: $10,000 renewable. Eligibility requirements and application available:
www.reaganfoundation.org/scholarships Deadline: 10 Jan 2014.
Gladstone Chamber of Commerce: $1,000, 2.75 GPA or higher, completed application (available from counselor), transcript, two
short essays, two LOR. Please submit the completed application, two letters of recommendation and a copy of your transcript
as PDF files to amy@gladstonechamber.com. If printed copies are submitted, mail or deliver them to the Gladstone Area
Chamber of Commerce, 7001 N. Oak Trfwy., Ste. 101., Gladstone, MO 64118. Deadline is March 26, 2014.
Greater KC Community Foundation HOK Sport + Venue + Event Scholarship: Two letters of recommendation, financial need,
pursuit of architecture degree, application. Scholarship covers tuition, books, supplies, room and board; also includes a paid summer
internship with this firm. Deadline 2 April 2007
Greater Kansas City Crime Stoppers Essay Scholarship:
$1,000. 750-1,000 word
essay on this topic: “As a police chief of a major metropolitan city, how would you utilize a Crime Stoppers TIPS Hotline
concept to address issues of crime and disorder in local schools?”
For more information, contact Detective Kevin Boehm at
960-6800. Deadline: 2 Nov 2011.
Greater Kansas City Go-Long Scholarship: Criteria: graduating senior; intent to enroll at 2 or
4 yr college or university, financial need, enroll full time, maintain 2.00 GPA, complete
scholarship application form, perform 8 hours of community service if awarded the
scholarship. Application must be submitted online at Http://gkccf.org/scholarships
Deadline: 15 March .
Greater Kansas City Hispanic Scholarship Fund: Hispanic, KC Metro area
resident, academic merit, financial need, essay, enroll in fully-accredited
college/university, community service, required attendance at symposium on Hispanic
issues and awards ceremony. Application must be submitted online at http://gkccf.org/scholarships . Deadline:
March 1st.
Greater Kansas City Latino Arts Scholarship: $500, Latino ancestry and background, be accepted to 2-yr or 4-yr college or university,
essay. Must be graduate of high school in greater KC area. Online information and application: www.aztecadegreaterkansascity.org .
Deadline 1 April 2006.
Marvin Brooks Educational Fund Scholarship: Graduate of KC metropolitan area high school. Financial need, display academic
progress on transcripts, 2.50 minimum GPA. Must use paper form for scholarship. Deadline 1 March 2011.
Greater Kansas City “Transition Into Post Secondary Studies Scholarship”:
$1,000. 2.50 cumulative GPA, graduating senior, completed application, special needs learning student with IEP or 504 plan
(and evidence of services being provided), short essay explaining why student plans to attend college. Deadline: 15 April 2011.
Health Resource Partners (KCMO) Scholarship:
November.
$1,000; entry form, 50-word essay. Go to: www.healthresource.org Deadline: 30
Horatio Alger Association Scholarship: go to www.horatioalger.org/scholarships. Criteria include financial need and overcoming
personal adversity. $5,000 to $20,000. Counselor has to certify accuracy of information once application is complete. Deadline:
25 Oct 2013.
Hormel Foods “CHARACTER COUNTS” Scholarship: Criteria: 2 copies of completed application, parent signature, two sealed letters
of recommendation (originals only – one page max for length), two copies of essay on “How good character qualities are being
developed through a focus on health and wellness in your life” (500 words max). Finalists will be required to volunteer five
hours at the 2009 KC Hy-Vee/Hormel Kids Triathlon. Further questions: scholarshipinfo@olivemg.com Deadline: 20 April
2009.
James L. and Nellie M. Westlake Scholarship: Application website is:
http://sms.scholarshipamerica.org/westlake Criteria: Missouri resident, graduating senior
who plans to enroll at accredited 4-year college or university. Deadline: 1 Feb 2014.
J. Harold & Mabel Hamil Memorial Scholarship: $1,500, two letters of
recommendation, personal interview required, criteria involves English/journalism
…debate/public speaking …political science …community involvement/service.
Deadline: 15 March 2014
Henry J. Talge Memorial Scholarship: $5,000. Sponsored by the Harry S. Truman Good Neighbor Award Foundation. Must be
citizen of Clay, Jackson, Platte, Johnson (KS) or Wyandotte (KS) counties majoring in international studies at accredited institution
of higher learning in USA. Applications available at foundation’s web site at www.trumanaward.org or by writing to P.O. Box
755, Shawnee Mission, KS 66201. Deadline: 3 March 2007.
Hispanic Heritage Awards: online application available after 18 Dec 2006. Criteria: graduate high school, attend college Fall
2007, Hispanic descent, U.S. citizen or permanent resident, 3.00 GPA. http://www.HispanicHeritage.org then click on “Youth
Awards”. $1,000 - $3,000. For more info, call 1-866-665-2112 or email Elvira Sanchez Yebra: Elvira@hispanicheritage.org
Deadline 2 Feb 2007.
Horatio Alger Association Scholarship: $5,000. Student must plan to enter college in Fall, 2013, at an accredited institution.
https://www.horatioalger.org/scholarships/index.cfm This is the website for information and scholarship applications. Deadline:
25 Oct 2012.
John Dennis Scholarship: $1,000. Awarded by the Missouri Sheriff’s Association. Available to HS senior planning to attend a
Missouri college or university to pursue a criminal justice career. Criteria: counselor reference letter, financial need, 2.00 GPA or
better, active in extracurricular activities, paragraph detailing goals ten years after graduation should be submitted with
application. Contact Karen@mosheriffs.com for application or call 573-635-5925 x 10. Deadline: 31 Jan 2010.
John F. Kennedy “Profiles in Courage” Essay Contest: $500 to $5,000. Essay of 1,000 words or less that demonstrates an
understanding of political courage as described by John F. Kennedy in Profiles in Courage. Must include analysis of an act of
political courage by U.S. elected official who served during or after 1956. Issue of essay may be local, state, national, or
international. Must use at least five varied sources [newspaper, journal, book, online, personal interview, etc.] One source must
be non-internet. Primary sources such as letters, speeches, and government documents encouraged. More info:
www.jfklibrary.org
Deadline: 5 Jan 2013.
Junior Chamber International Scholarships: $250, up to $1,000 possibly. Based on academics and leadership aptitude.
Application form: http://www.mojcisenate.org under JCI scholarships under Senate programs. Deadline: 15 Dec 2010.
Kansas City Initiative (KCI) Scholarship: For students of African, Asian, Hispanic and Native American ancestry. Criteria: two
applications, permanent residency of Kansas City area, 3.00 GPA, two letters of recommendation, Federal Pell Grant eligible.
Counselor has applications. Deadline: 1 April 2010.
KCI Rotary Club Scholarship:
$1,000. Needs completed application and transcript. Deadline: 20 Feb 2014.
Kansas City Legal Secretaries Association Scholarship: $500. Counselor has application. Winner can be considered for
additional $750. Criteria: top 25% of class, 3.00 GPA, transcript, two LOR, one biographical statement in narrative form.
Deadline: 6 Feb 2013.
Kansas City, MO, Metro Cross Country Coaches Association Scholarship: application,
two LOR, essay, resume of awards and achievements. Deadline: 15 Jan 2006.
Kansas City Metropolitan Bar Foundation Scholarship: It is a “Constitution Day” essay contest. 1,000 word essay. $5,000.
Counselor has a printed flyer. Visit www.kcmba.org to download the application or call 816-474-4322. Deadline: 1 Oct
2009.
Kansas State Alumni Association Scholarship: $2,500. Criteria: high school senior living in KC area, admission to Kansas State
by Nov 1st, cumulative GPA of 3.25, and *** complete the application to include biographical information, essay, activities, jobs,
and special recognition. Do not include your hometown or high school name. Application: http://www.kstate.com/WabashScholarship All can be submitted online at this website.
Deadline: 3 Dec 2012.
Kansas State ACACIA Fraternity Scholarship: $500 to $1,000. Application is online at www.kstateacacia.org
2012.
Deadline: 26 Jan
Kansas State Phi Kappa Theta Man of Faith Scholarship: $1,000 and $500. Male only. Criteria: completed application,
letters of recommendation (academics and role of faith), self written essay (sub for LOR on faith). Counselor has application.
Deadline: 25 Jan 2012
KFC Colonel’s Scholars Program: Amount – up to $5,000. Criteria: 2.75 GPA minimum, enroll in college no later than
9/30/2010, pursue bachelor’s degree, be permanent U. S. citizen, complete 2009 FAFSA form. Application available at:
www.kfcscholars.org
Deadline: 10 Feb 2010.
Kids’ Chance, Inc. of Missouri Scholarship: Range $1,700 - $2,000, for children of workers who have been killed or seriously
injured in a compensable Missouri work accident, transcript, 2 LOR, brief narrative of parent’s accident, application. Deadline 30
April.
KMBC-TV (MO) / Hy-Vee “Scholar-Athlete” Award:
$1,000, 3.0 GPA. Counselor has application form. Deadline 11 Jan 2012.
Kohl’s Kids Who Care Scholarship: $1,000. Go to website for applications and further information. Nominations accepted
between 1 Feb and 15 Mar. www.kohlskids.com Questions: Julie Diede at 507-931-0625 or jdiede@scholarshipamerica.org
Nomination information available at: http://www.kohlscorporation.com/CommunityRelations/scholarship/index.asp
Deadline 15 March 2010.
LEAP Scholarships: $500. Major in accounting next fall. Info and application online at www.leap-forward.com
Jan 2010.
Deadline: 31
Len Dawson Scholarship: Sponsored by the K.C. Chiefs Football club. Criteria: completed application, resume of activities
transcript, essay, 3 recommendations. Financial need applicants must attach financial information. Counselor has application.
Only one entry per school. Deadline: 12 April 2013.
Legends Sports Photography Scholarship: $3,000 to $10,000. Criteria: application, 250 word essay. Youth sports participant.
Counselor has application. Deadline: 20 March 2010.
Maple Woods CC Superintendent’s Leadership Grant: : Scholarship covers tuition/fees for 30 credit hours (one full year) at
Maple Woods CC, application, one LOR, essay, counselor verification form, non-renewable. See Mr Murphy for application. Other
information and application available at 816-604-3028 or karly.klein@mcckc.edu Deadline: 31 March 2014.
MassMutual Scholarship: Must be pursuing career in insurance or financial services. Must be of Pacific Islander/Asian, Hispanic, or
African-American descent. http://www.act.org/massmutual/?hq_e=el&hq_m=2322658&hq_l=3&hq_v=c3bb2cb2f1 Deadline: 3
May 2013.
McElvey Foundation Entrepreneurial Scholarship:
Criteria—graduate 2007, attend public/private college or university within
the 50 states, own or operate a genuine business, have at least one employee (even if part-time), completed application. Up to
$10,000 for four years. For more info: www.mckelveyfoundation.org Deadline: 31 Jan 2007.
Mensa Education and Research Foundation Scholarships (MENSA) $100 to $1,000, essay, plan to enroll full-time college in Fall.
Download official entry form at this address: http://foundation.us.mensa.org/scholarships/zipfinder.php
Mail to Mid America
Mensa Scholarships, 7814 W. 60th St. Shawnee Mission, KS 66202-3007. Application requests must be postmarked by 5 Jan
2006. Entry deadline: 15 Jan 2007.
Missouri Bankers Foundation Scholarship: $500 each (in the name of Willis W. Alexander), must enroll in a full-time course of
study leading to a degree in a banking-related field, financial need, high academic achievement. Completed application typed or
printed in ink, two letters of recommendation, transcript. Application must be signed by applicant AND an officer of a member
bank of the Missouri Bankers Association. Deadline for postmark: 15 March 2007.
Missouri Insurance Education Foundation Scholarship: The Missouri Insurance Education Foundation has four $1,500 scholarships
available. Students must be graduating high school seniors planning to attend a Missouri college or university full time in Fall,
2014. Must pursue or intend to pursue insurance, risk management or actuarial science course of study. Application website:
www.mief.org The applications for the scholarships must be postmarked no later than March 31, 2014.
MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF ELEMENTARY & SECONDARY EDUCATION:
 Robert C. Byrd Honors Scholarship: Deadline is April 15
Renewable scholarship (up to $1,500), Missouri resident, be accepted at a four-year college or university in
Missouri. Score in the upper 10% of the senior class and an ACT composite of 32 or higher or above the 90%ile. File a
statement of registration status certifying registration with the selective service or that, for a specific reason, they are not
required to be registered.
 Missouri “Bright Flight” Scholarship:
$2,000/yr renewable up to five years. Attend a Missouri university or college full-time beginning in Fall
2002, ACT 30 or SAT 770 verbal AND SAT 780 math. No application necessary; this scholarship will automatically be
awarded to a qualifying student upon acceptance to his/her Missouri college of choice. Responsibility for renewal of
this scholarship lies with the student exclusively.
 Missouri Minority Teaching Scholarship: $3,000/ yr renewable. Missouri resident; African-American, Asian-American, HispanicAmerican or Native American. Top 25% of graduating class or top 25% of ACT or SAT score exams. Must enroll in a
community college or 4-year college or university in Missouri in a teacher education program. More info:
www.dese.mo.gov
Deadline: 15 Feb.
 Missouri Teacher Education Scholarship: $2,000/ yr renewable; Missouri resident; top 15% of graduating class or top 15%
of ACT or SAT scores; attend an approved teacher-education program at a four-year college or university in Missouri. Must
remain enrolled in this education program and are required to teacher in Missouri public schools for five years; otherwise,
scholarship reverts to a loan and the state’s portion must be repaid. More info: www.dese.mo.gov Deadline: 15 Feb.
Missouri Journalism and Poster Contest: Call for further information: 1-800-877-8249. Deadline: 15 Mar 2007
Missouri, Univ of Alumni Association Scholarship: Criteria: 26 ACT or top 20% of HS graduating class. $500 to $5,000.
Further details at www.mizzou.com/scholarship Deadline: 1 Feb 2010.
Missouri, Univ of —Rolla Gevecker Memorial Scholarship: $500, male, 3.20 GPA, application, transcript, criteria include
community service, work experience, extra-curricular involvement, leadership, character. Deadline 1 March.
Missouri, Univ. of – Rolla Chancellor’s Scholarship: Top 10% of graduating class; 30 ACT or equivalent SAT score qualifies, 3.75
GPA; strong leadership skills; Missouri resident; completed application form, 750 word essay on an editorial selected by UMR, 200
word analysis of leadership activities, completed application to UMR, transcript, letter of recommendation. $12,000 renewable.
Deadline: 1 Nov 2011.
Missouri State Univ “Balanced Man” Scholarship: Sponsored by Mo Eta Chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity. $1,000. Criteria:
male, resumé in requested format, completed application. For more info, contact Jay O’Neill at jay999@live.missouristate.edu
Deadline: 16 July 2010.
Moorhead, William B. Journalism Scholarship. $2,000 for an outstanding high school senior who plans to pursue a
bachelor’s degree in journalism. Renewable. Minority students encouraged to apply.
Counselor has application.
Criteria:
(1) Intend to pursue a four-year journalism degree at one of the following institutions: the University of Missouri-Columbia,
University of Kansas at Lawrence, or Kansas State University in Manhattan.
(2) Currently maintain a 3.0 scholastic average on a 4.0 scale.
(3) Submit applications by April 30, 2013, with all required attachments.
For information or applications, please contact me at spennera@umkc.edu or call me at816-235-1585.
MSPE Scholarship (Missouri Society of Professional Engineers):
$1,500. Selective regarding schools attended. 3.0 GPA, class
rank part of evaluation, 29 Math/ 25 English on ACT, engineering major., 2 LOR, essay, school picture, completed application.
Deadline: 1 Feb 2013.
National Co-op Scholarship Program: 3.50 GPA or better, completed application, essay, attend specified college participating in
program. http://www.co-op.edu for more info. Deadline: 15 Feb 2007.
NFIB [National Federation of Independent Business]: :
$1,000 to $10,000. Criteria: graduating senior, plan to enter
accredited 2 yr or 4 yr college, university, or vocational institute in Fall, 2010; applicant must demonstrate entrepreneurial spirit
and initiative in starting own business, participate in DECA, Junior Achievement, FBLA, FFA, etc (an officially established business
is not a requirement). Semi-finalists will be interviewed by an NFIB member. Submit application online at www.NFIB.com/YEA
Deadline 17 Dec 2013.
Nordstrom Scholarship: Nordstrom Scholarship: http://shop.nordstrom.com/c/nordstrom-cares-scholarship
community service, $2,500 in installments. Deadline: 1 May 2013.
2.7 cumulative GPA,
North American Savings Bank Scholarship: B- average, financial need, 3 letters of recommendation, application, transcript, essay.
Must attend any Missouri 4 year or 2 year college or university or trade school and take full load of classes. Counselor has
application. Deadline: 1 May 2013.
North Kansas City Hospital (NKCH) Donate Life Scholarship: 2012 is the six annual scholarship contest. Scholarship ranges from
$1,000 to $2,000. Entrant should develop a community-based project about organ and tissue donation that is creative, fiscally
achievable and realistic to execute. Project could be implemented in your community and can be in a number of formats.
Examples: docu-drama, community donor registration drives, art projects, gallery show exhibiting artwork that reflect the theme,
commercials, short films or advertisements. For more information, contact Tammy Braley at 816-691-5370 or
tamara.braley@nkch.org OR Dianne Studer at 816-691-5295 or Dianne.studer@nkch.org. Deadline: 18 Jan 2013.
Northland Diversity Council Essay Competition: The purpose of the competition is to encourage both community recognition and
similarities between diverse people and respect for differences; in addition, the competition examines issues of race, gender and
ethnicity that confront our area today as communities become more diverse. $200 savings bond and $500 scholarship to Park
University as prizes. Essay: 800-1,500 words, photo, or five minute video. Topic—an American woman who contributed to the
development of American history and culture from 1950 to the present day. Deadline: 26 Jan 2007.
Kansas State University Phi Kappa Theta “Man of Faith” Scholarship: Males
only can apply. Phi Kappa Theta is a Catholic fraternity; $500 to $1,000 scholarship
credited to KSU account upon reception. Applicant must complete application packet and submit it by 30 Jan 2011. Finalists
will interview weekend of Feb 26-27. Counselor has application. More information available at:
www.ksu.edu/phikap/manoffaith.htm
P.I.E. (Partners in Excellence Grant): Counselor has application. Grant for 3 hours of college credit at MWCC in spring 2011
(student pays fees and books). Criteria: apply to MWCC (www.mcckc.edu) as a high school student, 19 ACT composite, take
practice test online, return counselor verification form. Deadline: 29 Oct 2010.
Platte County Federated Republican Women Scholarship:
http://platterepublicans.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=166&Itemid=126
Providence Saint John Foundation Scholarship:
Health care scholarship. Application and info available at www.psjf.org and
then selecting “Scholarships” under the menu. Or you may call 913-596-4151. Questions: karla.kimerer@providencehealth.org
Deadline: 31 May 2013.
Prudential “Spirit of Community” Award: http://spirit.prudential.com or www.nasp.org/spirit. Click on “Apply Now.” Once
this application is complete, go to or print instructions for your certifier so that your application can be completed and reviewed
online. This must be done by 1 Nov 2011. Certifier can be principal, county 4-H group, Girl Scout council, American Red Cross
chapter, YMCA, or affiliate of HandsOn Network. $1,000 scholarship possible. Deadline: 1 Nov 2011.
RMHC U.S. Scholarships: $1,000. Criteria: HS senior 21 or younger, be eligible to attend 2-year or 4-year college or university
with a full course of study, legal US resident, completed application and required documentation, additional eligibility
requirements, and verification of enrollment each year at the student’s accredited post-secondary institution.
Deadline: 20 Dec 2012.
OTC Military Scholarships (Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines):
http://www.todaysmilitary.com/wyg/t5_wyg_rotc.php
Parkville Rotary Club Scholarship: $1,000, resume of activities, financial need, college plans, transcript, essay. Counselor has
application. Return application to counselor. Deadline: 29 March 2013.
Robert J. Rotary Club District 6040 Scholarship: Criteria and weight for each: 15% class rank; 10% ACT or SAT score; 30%
school and community leadership / service activities; 20% knowledge of rotary and service above self (essay) , 20% financial
need calculated by FAFSA, 5% extenuating circumstances. Counselor has application. Deadline: not specified.
Rotary Club of North Kansas City Scholarships: $750 to $1,000 (multiple ones – NKC Rotary, Lloyd Thrap, Willhite, Zimmerman,
District 6040, Bob DeGeorge); $4,000 renewable (one). Criteria: completed legible application; 7th semester transcript; class
picture, personal interview at SPX 3/18/2010. Winners must attend luncheon to receive award. Applications available from
school counselor. Deadline: 2/18/2011—return to Mr. Murphy by Feb 15th.
Rotary Scholarship: $1,000. Paper application available from school counselor. Needs to include a class picture. Interview
required for finalists. Deadline: 15 Feb 2013.
Rotary Club (KCI) Educational Foundation Scholarship:
Deadline is 4 Feb 2011
$1,000. Application is a paper one, available from Mr. Murphy.
SAE Engineering Scholarship: High school senior, pursue degree in engineering or related field of science [i.e., chemistry,
physics, biology, technologies, computer science], U.S. citizen, GPA/ACT and SAT minimal requirements (vary with each college).
$1,000 on up. There are particular universities and colleges that sponsor these scholarships. Attachments to the scholarship
application must be typed. More information and the on-line application s are available at this website:
http://www.sae.org/students/engschlr.htm
Transcript required. Deadline: 1 Dec 2008.
Sam Walton Community [Walmart] Scholarship: graduating senior enrolling full-time in 2-year or 4-year accredited institution,
2.5 GPA, take ACT or SAT test, application and transcript, copy of parents most recent federal income tax statement. Student
nor parent may not be Wal-mart associate; student may not be accepted to any U.S. Military Academy. Deadline 1 Feb 2007.
SAMMY [Scholar Athlete Milk Mustache of the Year] 2010 USA Today Scholarship: scholar athlete in grade 12; $7,500. Criteria
include academic performance, athletic excellence, leadership, community service and milk experience. Info & Application online
at www.sammyapplication.com Deadline: 19 March 2012.
Shire ADHD Scholarship Program:
This is a scholarship option for students with ADHD. Information and application:
http://www.shireadhdscholarship.com Deadline: 27 Mar 2013
Sigma Corp of America Photography Scholarship:
application. Deadline: 10 Feb 2010.
http://www.sigmaphoto.com/scholarship/registr.asp Information and
Signet Student Scholarship Essay Contest: $5,000 in scholarships. Read The Moonstone by Wilkie Collins. Info:
http://us.penguingroup.com/scessay
Deadline: 14 April 2011.
Soroptimist [Northland] Health Care Scholarship: $1,000, female applicant only, enroll in designated healthcare degree program,
personal statement, transcript, schedule of classes for senior year, two LOR (not from relatives, pastors or school counselors). For
more information or questions, contact Allyson Weber at 627-3405 or aweber@gkccf.org Deadline: 1 Feb 2014.
Spelman, Elizabeth -- Health Career Scholarship: $1,000. Criteria: application, 2 essays, transcript. Application: Call Joanie
Binggeli at 880-6770 if you have any questions. Must be a resident of Clay, Platte, or Clinton County. Deadline: 28 Feb 2013.
https://www.saintlukeshealthsystem.org/location/saint-lukes-north-hospital-barry-road Bottom right hand side of page.
Syed Farrukh Shabbir Memorial Scholarship:
Information available at this website:
http://www.crescentpeace.org/High%20School%20Scholarship%20Form%202013.pdf Essay should be emailed with cover sheet to
Mahnaz@shabbiradvisors.com OR mailed to Syed Farrukh Shabbir, M.D. Memorial Scholarship, PO Box 23175, Overland Park,
Kansas 66283. Application forms can be downloaded from this website: www.crescentpeace.org
Deadline: 31 March
2013.
Target Stores All-Around Scholarship:
http://target.com/common/page.jhtml?content=target_cg_scholarship
Tony Aguirre Scholarship: Criteria: GPA, 2 letters of recommendation, essay, financial need, athletic participation, participation in
Guadalupe Center Programs / Events, completion of ten community service hours, transcript. Counselor has application.
Deadline: 15 May 2013.
Toyota Community Scholarship:
Nomination based on leadership, academics, and service. Info available at http://www.toyota.com/communityscholars. One
entry per high school. Application available from counsellor; first come-first served. Deadline 1 December
UMKC Balanced Man Scholarship:
The application is one click away right here - so get started right now:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewformfromEmail=true&formkey=dEFWdnFrc19MLXNCYmdLbkt4
T2tXY1E6MQ
Deadline: 30 June 2013.
UNICO National Scholarship, Kansas City Chapter:
Up to $2,000 for 4 years, Italian-American heritage, scholastic
achievement, financial need. Return to Mr Murphy by Feb 25, 2014 (we will mail these together; if you miss SPX deadline, you
will have to mail it yourself. Deadline for receipt of application to UNICO chapter is 3 Mar 2014.or reception of application.
Info: www.UNICO-KC.org 816-461-0201 or 816-524-4842 (Dave Sullivan).
Univ of Missouri—Columbia Men of Achievement Academic Scholarship (Delta Sigma Phi): $500. For non-Greek Males attending
MU in Fall, 2013. Criteria: academic success, ACT scores, school and community involvement, leadership roles, 3.00 cumulative
GPA, LOR, personal interview (if selected as a finalist), essay, activity document, transcript. May be submitted via mail or email.
If email, submit to brooksbs@missouri.edu
Counselor has application. Deadline: 30 April 2013.
Univ of Missouri—Columbia: Robert Trulaske Award
Robert J. Trulaske Scholarship: $6,675 ®, need-based, pursue career in
business or accountancy. Deadline 1 Feb 2011.
Univ of Missouri—Columbia: Sam Walton Award
Sam M. Walton Scholarship: $6,675 ®, need-based, pursue career in retailing, short essay.
Deadline: 1 Feb 2011
USA All-Academic Team Scholarship: $2,500, essay articulating student’s outstanding original academic, artistic or leadership
ability; judges will be influenced by student’s ability to describe the endeavor in writing supplemented by recommendations from
the nominating teachers and two other persons of the nominee’s choice. Deadline: 24 Feb.
U.S. Department of Education: Hope Scholarship and Lifelong Learning Credit. http://www.ed.gov/offices/OPE/PPI/HOPE/index.html
VFW “Voice of Democracy” Scholarship:
Short application to be completed PLUS this Essay: “Is There Pride in Serving in the
Military?” Write the essay, then record on a cassette tape or CD (preferred). 3-5 minutes in length. Body of essay must NOT
identify you in any way, although the recording and typed essay should be labeled with your name to show ownership. Entries
are made at the Post level first (call 816-968-1117 or email kharmer@vfw.org or visit www.vfw.org website to find a
participating Post. Deadline: 1 Nov 2011.
Wendy’s High School Heisman Scholarship:
Oct 2010
www.wendysheisman.com
Information and application at this site. Deadline: 5
Westlake Scholarship: This is the James L. and Nellie M. Westlake Foundation Scholarship. Criteria: Missouri citizen and
resident, graduating senior. 2.50 GPA or higher. Family adjusted income of $50,000 or less. Application only at this website:
http://sms.scholarshipamerica.org/westlake. Deadline: 1 Feb 2014
What Makes Your School Rock Scholarship:
www.studentscholarships.org/scholarship.php
$800. Criteria: ages 14-18. Application and information:
Deadline: 22 Oct 2012.
Will to Win Scholarship [Merck Respiratory]:
$5,000 in each category. Categories—performing arts, visual arts, community service, athletics, science. Criteria: outstanding
performance in their category (documentation), 3.50 GPA, a least one award in their entry category, application, enroll in college
Fall 2011. Counselor has application. More info: www.willtowinscholarship.com OR replytomerck@willtowinscholarship.com
OR 908-229-2862. Deadline: 30 April 2011.
Youth Activity Fund Student Grants: $500 to $5,000. For high school and college undergraduates, dedicated to advancement of
scientific knowledge in the world. Applications: www.studentscholarships.org/scholarship.php
Deadline: 25 Oct 2012.
Young Entrepreneur Award: [YEP] $1,000. Info: www.NFIB.com/YEA
Criteria: completed application, interest in business
and entrepreneurship. Online application. Apply between Oct 1, 2012 and December 17 of 2012.
Youth Four Understanding National Scholarships:
Visit www.yfu-usa.org for information. Click on “Apply Now” at the top to apply for a scholarship. The following scholarships
are available:
 Mazda Foundation
 Presidential Classroom
 Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership Scholarship (BOBY)
 Japan-America Friendship Scholars (JAFS)
 Japan-US Senate Exchange
 Kikkoman National Scholarship
 Model United Nations
 Morita Foundation
 Okinawa Peace Scholarship
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Finland-US Senate Youth exchange (FUYSE)
James Bradley Peace foundation Scholarship Program
Face of America
YFU Stiftung Scholarship
YFU Stipendium Program to Germany
Young Leaders Fellowship
The YFU Americas Scholarship
Japan-US Mutual Understanding Program for the 21st Century
Zeta Eta Nu Civic Scholarship: $500, for women only, criteria—community involvement, academic achievement, personal
achievement, demonstrated leadership, recommendations. Counselor has paper application. Deadline: 28 Feb 2013.
Master Scholarship List: Colleges and Universities
***Albertus Magnus College [New Haven, CT]
 Mohun Scholarship: 3.0 GPA, 950+ SAT, letter of recommendation, renewable. Go to:
www.albertusmagnus.com
***Avila University [Kansas City, MO]
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 Academic Achievement Award: $11,000+, 30 ACT or comparable SAT, must live on campus and do 5 hr volunteer
service/week
 Avila Academic Award: $4,000 - $8,700 based on test score, GPA, and need
 Dean’s Schlp: $3,000/yr R, 21-29 ACT
 Scholar Award: $12,700, 30+ ACT or 1310+ SAT
 Avila University Scholars Award: $12,700, 30+ ACT, 1310+ SAT
 Achievement Award: $4,000 to $6,000 annually, usually accompanies
 Acceptance letter to University
 A+ Scholarship Award: A+ eligible, enter college directly from high school
 merits $1,000 for each of next four years
 St. Teresa of Avila Award: $1,000 for full-time student, graduate from Catholic
 High school
***Benedictine College [Atchison, KS]
 Presidential: 3.2 GPA, ACT 27 or 1220 SAT, analytical test, essay, faculty interview. Full tuition scholarship.
January
***Baker University [Baldwin City, KS]
 Presidential: $8,000. 28 ACT or 1260 SAT, 3.75 GPA, top 10% (3.25 R)
 Faculty Merit: $7,000. 25 ACT or 1140 SAT, 3.50 GPA, top 25% (3.00 R)
 University:
$6,000.
22 ACT or 1030 SAT, 3.00 GPA, top 50% (2.50 R)
 Harter:
Full tuition with Presidential Schlp, 30 ACT or 1340 SAT, 3.85 GPA, top 5% (3.25 R)
 Academic Leadership: $1,500. 22 ACT or 1030 SAT, 3.00 GPA, top 50% (2.50 R)
Deadline: 31
 ACT Incentive: $1,500 to $5,000. 25 ACT or 1140 SAT, 3.00 GPA. Top 50%.
 Phi Theta Kappa: for transfers only – 3.25 GPA $1,000.
 Alumni Legacy Award: $250
 Participation Award: Awards for exceptional talent or ability in art, athletics, cheerleading, dance, speech, choir, journalism
broadcasting, music or theatre. Amount varies.
 Out of State Grant: $200 to $3,000.
 Bishop Quayle Award: up to $600/year. Applicant must be active member of their respective church.
 Cultural Diversity: $500 to $3,000. One parent must be Native American or Native Alaskan, Asian or Pacific Islander,
African-American, or Hispanic AND a US citizen planning to enroll as full time student at Baker U.
 Tuition Remission / Exchange: for dependent of full-time employees of Baker.
Baylor University [Waco, TX]
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Regent’s Scholarship: full tuition up to 8 semesters, must be National Merit finalist, must submit FAFSA
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President’s Scholarship: 4 years $13,000, top 15%, 27-31 ACT, 1200-1360 SAT
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Provost’s Scholarship: 4 years $9,000, top 25% 26-30 ACT, 1170-1330 SAT
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Achievement Scholarship: 4 years $4000, 27 ACT/1200 SAT
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Carl Collins Schlp: $3,275/yr, top 25%, 1250 SAT or 28 Act, college prep HS curriculum, Texas resident for at least
one year.
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Baylor Transfer Student Scholarship: $1,500/yr, 3.50 transfer GPA or in good standing with Phi Theta Kappa
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University-Endowed Scholarships: amount varies, Must fill out FAFSA, based on merit and need
***Bethany College [Lindsboro, KS]
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Founder’s Scholarship: $5,200 (R), 3.75 GPA, top 15%, full time; deadline 15 June
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Presidential Scholarship: $3,600 (R), 3.50 GPA, 25 ACT or 1140 SAT, top 25%
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Dean’s Scholarship: $2,100 (R), 3.0 GPA, 21 ACT or 990 SAT, top 50%
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Academic Excellence Award: $500 to $3,000, 3.50 GPA, 25 ACT, top 25%
***Birmingham Southern College [Birmingham, AL]
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Distinguished Scholar: full tuition, top 10%, 3.5 GPA core courses, 30-36 ACT or 1320-1600 SAT. Deadline 15 Jan.
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Presidential Scholarship: $9,000 - $12,000 annually, 3.5 GPA core courses, 30 ACT or 1320 SAT. Deadline 15 Jan.
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Trustee Scholarship: $8,000 - $10,000, 3.0 GPA core courses, 30 ACT or 1320 SAT. Deadline: 15 Jan.
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Greensboro Scholarship: $6,000 - $9,000 annually, 3.5 GPA core courses, 25 ACT or 1150 SAT. Deadline: 15 Jan.
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Foundations Scholarship: $5,000 - $8,000 annually, 3.0 GPA core courses, 25 ACT or 1150 SAT. Deadline: 15 Jan.
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Cornerstone Award: $1,000 - $4,000 annually, 2.75 GPA core courses, 21 ACT or 1000 SAT. DeadlineL 15 Jan.
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Partnership Award: $5,000 annually, 3.0 GPA core courses, 21 Act or 1000 SAT. Deadline: 15 Jan.
***Buena Vista University: [Storm Lake, IA]
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Trustee Schlp: full tuition, 3.85 GPA, 29 ACT, top 5% (2 of these 3 criteria), must attend scholarship day on campus;
deadline 15 Jan
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Multicultural Schlp: full tuition & room and board, 3.0 GPA, 20 ACT, top 50%, two interviews; deadline 15 Jan
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President’s Scholarship: $13,000, 3.75 GPA, 26 ACT, top 10%, notification of eligibility by letter; deadline 15 Jan
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Merit Scholarship: $11,000 (2 0f 3 of the following): 3.50 GPA, 23 ACT or top 25%, deadline Jan 15
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Z. Z. White Schlp: $7,000, 3.5 GPA, 23 ACT, top 25%, demonstrated leadership in school, church, community,
notification of eligibility by letter; deadline 15 Jan
Blue & Gold Schlp: $6,500, 3.25 GPA, top 50%, notification of eligibility by letter; deadline 15 Jan
Other competitive scholarships by name: Dean’s, Madge White math/science, master teacher, Malone pre-law, fine arts,
Buena Vista Univ Scholarship. Amounts consistently around $2,000. Some competition required on
“Scholarship Days.” Go to this website to browse other applications:
http://admissions.bvu.edu/browse/scholarships.asp
FAFSA Grant: 3.00 GPA, 20 ACT or top 50% of graduating class (2 of these 3 criteria). $9,000. Deadline: 1 April
2009.
Recognition Award: For Honors Program – 3.75 GPA, 28 ACT or top 10% (2 of the 3 -- $2,000 travel stipend,
priority class registration, research and conference funding); Dean’s Fellowship Program – 3.50 GPA, 26 ACT
or top 10% (2 of the 3 criteria -- $2,000 travel stipend, $200 academic enrichment funds, recognition at
graduation)
Participation Award: based on auditions in art, theatre, music, or media studies.
***The Catholic University of America [Washington, D. C.]:
 Excellence Award: $10,000, 28 ACT or 1300 SAT, 3.50 GPA, top 20%. Deadline 1 December
 Leadership/Service Schlp: $5,000, 26 ACT or 1200 SAT, 3.40 GPA. Deadline 1 December.
***Central Missouri State University [Warrensburg, MO]
 Central Missouri State University Alumni Legacy Scholarship:
$500, be a child / grandchild of CMSU alumnus who has earned a 2-yr, 4-yr, masters, Ed.Sp. or cooperative doctorate
degree at CMSU; graduating senior; cumulative 3.00 GPA; demonstrated outstanding leadership abilities in extracurricular
activities; letters of recommendations. Deadline: 1 Mar 2006.
 Distinguished Scholar Award: $5,000 [R] , 30 ACT or 1320 SAT, top 5% or 3.75
GPA, competitive selection; deadline ??
 Board of Governor’s Award: $4,000 [R], 28 ACT or 1240 SAT, top 10% or 3.50 GPA
 President’s Scholarship: $3,000 (R), 26 ACT or 1170 SAT, top 25% or 3.25 GPA,
not receiving any other CMSU scholarships
 University Scholar Award: $2,000 [R], 24 ACT or 1090 SAT, 3.25 GPA
 Academic Excellence Award: $1,500 (R), 22 ACT or 1020 SAT, top 30% or 3.25
GPA OR top 50% with 26 ACT or 1170 SAT
 A+ Scholarship: $750/semester [R], graduate from A+ school with appropriate
requirements, 22 ACT or 1020 SAT
 Leadership Award: $1,000 [R], top 30% or 3.25 GPA, 22 ACT or 1020 SAT
 Achievement Award: $200 to $600, determined by departments of the college
 Leadership Award Boys/Girls State: $1,500, 22 ACT or 1020 SAT, non-renewable,
attend Boys State or Girls State from the previous summer of junior year
***Central Methodist College [Fayette, MO]:
CHARACTER AND LEADERSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS
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23 ACT, 3.50 GPA: interview, competition
21 ACT, 3.25 GPA: interview, competition
18 ACT, 3.00 GPA: interview, competition
Chicago School of the Art Institute [Chicago, IL]
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*** College of Mount St. Vincent
 Catholic High School Graduate Award: $8,000 annual grant.
***College of St Benedict/St. John’s University [St. Joseph, MN; Collegeville, MN]
 Regents’/Trustees’ Schlp: $9,500 (R), 3.60, 30 ACT or 1320 SAT, demonstrated leadership and service, interview. Deadline 1
February.
 President’s Schlp: $5,500 to $8,000 (R), 3.60 GPA, ACT/SAT score considered, demonstrated leadership and service. Deadline
1 February.
 Dean’s Schlp: $3,000 to $5,000 (R), 3.35 GPA, ACT/SAT score considered, demonstrated leadership and service. Deadline 1
February.
 Performing and Fine Arts Schlp: up to $2,000 (R), HS excellence in art/music or theater. Deadline 1 February.
 SJU Eagle Scout/CSB Girl Scout Gold Award: $1,000, copy of certificate required. Deadline: 1 February.
 SJU Merrill Lynch Schlp: $2,000 (R , demonstrated leadership and service skills, ACT/SAT score considered. Deadline 1
February.
 Wasie Schlp: $1,000 to $10,000, Polish ancestry, financial need, demonstrated academic achievement. Deadline 1
February.
 Diversity Leadership Schlp: up to $5,000 (R), demonstrated diversity leadership and service in area of cultural and ethnic
diversity, essay. Deadline 1 February.
 Army ROTC and ROTC Nursing Schlp: $17,000 (R), demonstrated leadership. GPA, class standing, ACT/SAT scores
considered. High achievement with broad interests and willingness to take on challenges.
 CSB/SJU Grants: $500 to $8,000 annually based on financial need determined by the FAFSA form.
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***Colorado State University
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Provost Scholarship: $5,000 ®, 4.00 and 28 ACT or 1240 SAT; 3.90 GPA and 29 ACT or 1280 SAT;
3.80 GPA and 30 ACT or 1310 SAT; 3.70 GPA and 31 ACT or 1350 SAT; 3.60 GPA and 31 ACT or 1350 SAT; 3.50 GPA and
32 ACT or 1400 SAT. Non-resident of Colorado. Student must be admitted by 1 Mar. For more information, visit
www.//sfs.colostate.edu and then select
Search SFS” and type “Provost.”
***Colorado, University of (Boulder, CO)
 Norlin Scholars Program (see website)
***Columbia College [Chicago, IL]
 Presidential Schlp: up to $4,000 (R), 3.0 GPA, full-time status, 3 LOR; deadline 1 Apr
***Cottey College [Nevada, MO]
 Mary D. Lawrence Scholarship: up to $2,000; top 25%, demonstrated leadership and participation in extracurricular
activities, LOR from principal and 3 teachers, apply to Cottey College. Usual deadline 1 Mar
***Creighton University [Omaha, NE]
 Christina M. Hixon Schlp: business major, $4,500 R, resident/graduate of selected states in Midwest, 250 word essay, financial
need; deadline 15 Feb
 Academic Merit Schlp: $3,000 - $8,000 R, based on academic record (grades, test scores, leadership abilities, curriculum).
Deadline:
 Service & Leadership Award: $2,000 R, based on general materials provided with regular application. Deadline:
 Presidential Schlp: ¾ tuition, plus $1,000 R & B, top 10%, academic record. Deadline:
 Scott Schlp: full tuition, entering College of Business Administration, top 10%, academic record. Deadline:
 Jesuit Schlp: $2,000, attended Jesuit HS, 3.0 GPA, academic record. Deadline:
 Creative Writing Schlp: $4,000 R, basic on talent and creative writing as well as overall academics, portfolio submitted,
cover letter. Deadline:
 Army & Air Force ROTC Schlps: tuition and fees, book allowance, monthly allowance, full room supplement. Deadline:
 Athletic Schlp: varies by sport, athletic ability. Contact Creighton athletic office for specific information.
***DePauw University [Greencastle, IN]
Rector Scholarship: full tuition, requires interview; deadline 1 Feb
Rector Presidential Scholarship: 10 awarded, full tuition plus R & B;
deadline 1 Feb
***DeSales University [Center Valley, PA]
 National Essay Contest Scholarship [sponsored by Dept of Philosophy and Theology], but available for any HS senior as of 31
Dec 2004.
 http://pull.xmr3.com/p/2133-5F54/54738976/details_of_the_essay_contest.html
 Catholic High School Graduate Award: $2,500 R
***DeVry University [Main Office, Oakbrook Terrace IL]
***Doane College [Crete, NE]
 Academic Leadership Scholarship: 28 ACT/1250 SAT, top 20%, extracurricular involvement, $7,000 to full tuition range,
interview on-campus; deadline 4 Jan
 Doane Academic Leaders selected on basis of interview, academic achievements, demonstrated leadership, be involved in Doane
College community\
 President’s, Academic Excellence, Van Hoy, Hugh Butler Award, Trustee Transfer Award
***Donnelly College [Kansas City, KS]
 Childhood Education Scholarship- (limited number) high school seniors, full tuition, fees and books. 2.0+GPA
through 8th semester (may be awarded following 6th semester transcript, contingent on 8th semester); Letter of
recommendation from high school counselor; Eligible to apply for federal financial aid; Demonstrates financial need per
Donnelly College financial aid policy.
 Presidential Scholarship: Full tuition and fees, High school senior with a cumulative 3.5 or greater grade point
average through 8th semester. Students with ACT scores of 23 or greater may be considered with a cumulative grade
point average of 3.0 to 3.5. (may be awarded following 6th semester transcript, contingent on 8th semester); Letter of
recommendation from high school counselor; Eligible to apply for federal financial aid. Deadline 1 March.
 Dean’s Scholarship: Full tuition; High school senior with a cumulative 3.0 or greater grade point average through
8th semester (may be awarded following 6th semester transcript, contingent on 8th semester); Letter of recommendation
from high school counselor; Eligible to apply for federal financial aid; Demonstrates financial need per Donnelly College
financial aid policy. Deadline: 1 March.
 Reach Scholarship: Half tuition; High school senior with a cumulative 3.0 or greater grade point average through
8th semester (may be awarded following 6th semester transcript, contingent on 8th semester); Letter of recommendation
from high school counselor; Ineligible to apply for federal financial aid; Demonstrates financial need per Donnelly
College financial aid policy. Deadline: 1 March.
 Early Childhood Education Scholarship: Full tuition, fees and books; High school seniors with a 2.0 or greater
grade point average through 8th semester (may be awarded following 6th semester transcript, contingent on 8th semester);
Letter of recommendation from high school counselor; Eligible to apply for federal financial aid; demonstrates financial
need per Donnelly College financial aid policy.
 Archbishop’s Scholarship: Full tuition, fees, and books; Graduate from high school the year proceeding the first
semester of the scholarship; Official transcripts from their high school demonstrating a 3.0 or greater cumulative GPA; A
letter of recommendation from the high school principal, a teacher, or a counselor; Complete the FAFSA and be Pell
Grant eligible; be a Kansas resident. This scholarship is renewable for 11 semesters towards a bachelor’s degree.
Deadline: 1 March.
 Catholic High School Grant: $500/semester of assistance that may be applied to tuition, fees, or books. To qualify
a student must meet the following criteria/requirements. Provide an official transcript indicating graduation from an
accredited Catholic high school. This scholarship is renewable for 11 semesters towards a bachelor’s degree. Deadline: 1
March.
 Bloch Scholarship: Full tuition, transferable to UMKC or Rockhurst; Cumulative 2.5 or greater grade point average
through 8th semester (may be awarded following 6th semester transcript, contingent on 8th semester); Eligible to apply
for federal financial aid; demonstrates financial need per Donnelly College financial aid policy; This scholarship is
renewable for 12 semesters towards a bachelor’s degree. Deadline: 1 March.
 Kansas Bridges to the Future: Full tuition, Transferable to K-State; Open to African American, Hispanic or Latino,
Native American, or a member of any other ethnical minority group that is underrepresented in the biomedical sciences.
(health care, science, biology, psychology, nutrition, food science, chemistry, physics, math, veterinary science, applied
social sciences or social work); A freshman or beginning sophomore student at Donnelly College; a minimum GPA of
3.0; For more information please visit http://www.ksu.edu/bridges/
***Emory University [Atlanta, GA]:
Emory Scholar Award: by nomination, grades, ACT/SAT scores; scholarship is renewable for four years if they maintain
3.20 GPA. Deadline 15 Nov 2011 [call 1-800-727-6036 with any questions]
Submit application with Common Application
***Fontbonne University [St. Louis, MO]
 Math and Computer Science Schlp: $3,125/yr, 24 ACT (with 24 math subscore, Pell-grant qualified by FAFSA. No deadline
noted.
***Hanover College [Hanover, Indiana]
 Valedictorian/Salutatorian Schlp: $9,000 (R), 1st or 2nd in graduating class, 27 ACT or 1230 SAT
 Academic Scholarship: $7,000 (R) , 3.7 GPA, top 10%, 26 ACT or 1200 SAT
 Presidential Schlp: $5,000 (R), 3.5 GPA or top 20%, ACT 25 or SAT 1170
 Admission Schlp: $3,000 (R), 3.30 GPA or top 30%, ACT 24 or 1140 SAT
***Illinois Institute of Technology [Chicago, IL]
 Crown Schlp: full tuition R–five years), architecture major, top 10$, 3.5 GPA, 29 ACT or 1280 SAT, demonstrated
academic achievement, xc activities, essay, freehand drawing, LOR, finalists will interview week of 23 Feb; deadline 15
Jan
***Indianapolis, University of [Indianapolis, IN]
 Presidential Scholarship: full tuition (R), top 5%, 1270 SAT or 29 ACT, college prep curriculum, competitive selection;
deadline 15 Jan
 Dean’s Scholarship: half tuition (R), upper 5-7% of class, @1270 SAT or 29 ACT, leadership potential, college prep
curriculum; deadline 15 Jan
 Alumni Scholarship: 30% tuition (R), top 15%, @ 1100 SAT or 24 ACT, leadership potential, college prep
curriculum, competitive
 United Methodist Grant: $2,500, member of United Methodist Church, complete all necessary paper work
 Church and Community Service Grant: $2,500, necessary paperwork, evidence of service through church or community
***Iowa State University [Ames, IA]
 Competitive Excellence Scholarship:
 Level 1: $20,000/4yrs, 3.3 GPA, 28 ACT or 1240 SAT, math courses through calculus, science classes (bio, chem, physics),
4 yrs foreign language
 Level 2: $16,000/4 yrs, 4 yrs college prep math, science through physics, 3 yrs foreign language, 3.0 GPA, 26 ACT or 1170
SAT
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2003 Greek Getaway New Student Scholarship: 3.20 GPA,
resume, transcript, attend Greek Getaway 2003, no
requirement to join a Greek chapter in Fall at ISU. Contact Kyle Davis kdavis@iastate.edu or John Cutler
jcutler@iastate.edu Deadline 22 March 2003 (extended from March 15)
 Phi Kappa Theta Fraternity Richard Concannon Memorial Scholarship: males only, completed application, personal interview.
Recipient names 29 April 2007.
***Kansas, U of [Lawrence, KS]:
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Summerfield Schlp: $2,500/yr R–4 years, seniors demonstrating outstanding achievement, 3.5 GPA, top 5%, 30 ACT;
deadline 1 Dec
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Watkins-Berger Schlp: $2,500 R–4 years, women only, top 5%, 30 ACT; deadline 1 Dec
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Endowment Merit Schlp: $500 or $1,000/yr R, strong HS academics and ACT/SAT, xc activities & community service;
deadline 1 Dec
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Merit Plus Need Schlp: $500 - $2,500/yr R, based on HS achievement and financial need, FAFSA required; priority
deadline 1 March
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Crimson and Blue Schlp: $500 - $5,500 R, based on academic achievement, xc activities, community service,
resident of designated Kansas counties; deadline 1 Dec
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Whittaker KU Leadership Schlp: $1,000, significant HS achievement, 3.5 GPA, top 20%, 27 ACT, record of leadership
activity and community service; deadline 1 Dec
Freshmen Honor Schlp: $500, strong HS achievement, 3.2 GPA, top 20%, 24 ACT, xc activities; deadline 1 Dec
School/Departmental Schlp: amount varies; contact respective departments
Community College Schlp: $1,000, Kansas CC graduate, 3.5 GPA, record of leadership and service, endorsement of
CC president
Jayhawk Transfer Schlp: $800, transfer student w/strong academic records, 24 hrs transferable credit, 3.25 GPA
Phi Theta Kappa Schlp: $2,000, active member of Phi theta Kappa International Honor Society, 24 hrs transferable
credit, 3.75 GPA, LOR from honors adviser
***Kansas State University [Manhattan, KS]
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KCMO Alumni Scholarship: $1,000 for incoming K-State frosh from KC Metro area. GPA 3.0, 3 LOR, 7501,000 word essay on topic “How I Will Make A Difference” after graduation from college. Focus on school
and non-school activities Deadline 1 March 2004 postmark.
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***Lindenwood College (St. Charles, MO)
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Black Student Union black and White Ball Scholarship: Full Scholarship (tuition, room & board, fees) , plus
$2,400 on campus work for campus residents, renewable. Must maintain 2.00 GPA. Initial criteria: 2.50
GPA, 20 ACT, demonstrated academic success and leadership potential, enroll 2013 fall semester, must have
“need criteria” as established by the school, essay, transcripts, two letters of recommendation, must file
FAFSA. Deadline: 1 March 2013.
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***Linn State Technical College [Linn, MO]
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Black River Electric Cooperative: $4,000, full-time freshman; deadline 30 Apr
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Black & Veatch Scholarship: $1,000, full-time freshman; deadline 1 Feb
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Beatrice Snyder Foundation Scholarship: $2,500, full-time student; deadline 26 July
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Ameren Scholarship: full-time undergraduate; $2,500; deadline 15 April
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3M Columbia Plant Scholarship: $500, full-time student; deadline 1 Apr
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***Magdalen College [Warner, NH]
 Presidential Scholarship: must be admitted to college, 4 yr scholarship, 7-10 page essay--a compelling essay in
response to one of Pope Benedict XVIth’s encyclicals—Deus est, Spe salvi, or Caritas in veritate—demonstrating his or her
close reading of the encyclical and careful reflection upon its meaning for lay Catholics at the beginning of the twenty-first
century, 26 ACT or 1800 SAT, 3.4 GPA for renewal, must be in college Honors program. More Info: For more information,
contact the Academic Dean at Magdalen College: 603-456-2656, gharne@magdalen.edu, or the Admissions Office at 603456-2656, Admissions@magdalen.edu. Deadline: 6 Dec 2010.
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***Maple Woods Community College (MO):
 Superintendent’s Leadership Grant: application, essay on leadership experience and skills, counselor verification form,
one LOR. Grant equal to 30 hours of college credit at MWCC. Deadline : 1 April 2004.
 Scholarship Website: www.kcmetro.edu Click on “Tuition/Financial Aid” tab. Click on “Scholarships” link.
***Marian College [Indianapolis, IN]
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San Damiano Scholarship: leadership ability displayed through service to others [lay leadership in the church; teaching;
nursing; health care professionals; business and not-for-profit managers; vowed religious, or ordained ministry]; involved on HS campus
with campus ministry or youth group; actively discern vocation to ministry; 3.0 GPA. Further information available at:
http://www.marian.edu/rmc
***Maryville University [St. Louis, MO]:
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Presidential Achievement Schlp (R): Tuition, R & B, 3.5 GPA, 28 ACT or 1240 SAT, LOR; deadline 24 Jan
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Trustee Achievement Schlp (R): Tuition, 3.5 GPA, 28 ACT or 1240 SAT, LOR; deadline 24 Jan
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Alumni Achievement Schlp (R): ½ Tuition, 3.5 GPA, 28 ACT or 1240 SAT, LOR; deadline 24 Jan
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***Millikin University @ Decatur, IL:
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Merit Scholarship: 26+ ACT or 1160+SAT, $9,000/yr R
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Merit Scholarship: 25-25 ACT or 1090-1150 SAT, $7,000/yr R
***Missouri Southern State University [Joplin, MO]
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Evans Honors: 3.5 GPA, ACT 28, amount varies, renewable. Deadline 1 Mar
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Level I Scholarship:
$1,750 ® , admissions index 160+. Deadline: 1 Mar
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Level II Scholarship: $1,300 ® , admissions index 140-159. Deadline 1 March.
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Diversity Scholarship: amount varies, top 50% graduating class, 2.5 GPA. Contact
www.mssu.edu/finaid/home for application.
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Patron’s Scholarship: $50 to $2500/yr, financial need and scholastic ability. Deadline: 1 March
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Non-Resident Scholarships
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Performance Awards: $50 to full scholarship. .Must apply directly to the director or sponsor of the
particular activities. Deadline varies.
***Missouri, U of @ Columbia:
 Curators Schlp: $3,500 ®, top 5%, 28 ACT, ! Dec deadline
 Freshmen Excellence: $1,500 ®, top 15%, 1 Dec deadline
 George C. Brooks Scholarship: $7,500 ®, 25 ACT or 1140 SAT, top 25%, interview, minority status, essay. 1 Feb deadline.
 Diversity Award: $2,500, other criteria considered
 Sam M. Walton Scholarship: $7,175 ®, need-based, pursue major in business, economics, finance, international business,
management, or marketing. Must complete FAFSA. short essay. Deadline: 1 Feb
 Robert J. Trulaske Scholarship: $7,175 ®, need-based, pursue career in business. Must complete FAFSA. Deadline 1 Jan
2012
 Robert J. Stuckey Essay Contest: $1,500, $750 and $250 amounts. 1 entry per school. Counselor has further info. Essay
evaluated on basic of thought originality, content, organizing skill, gathering evidence, presenting ideas, and mechanics. Deadline
31 January 2014.
 Mizzou Alumni Scholarship (KC Chapter): $500 to $5,000. Application at www.mizzou.com then find the “Students” drop
down menu and go to “scholarships” 1 Feb 2013 deadline.
 Other Department Scholarships
***Missouri, U of @ Kansas City:
 Black Scholarship (R): correctly affiliated by county, 3.0 GPA, ACT, school/community activities, leadership & character,
essay, interview, financial need; deadline 1 December
 Curator’s Schlp: $3,500 (R), top 5%, 28+ ACT; deadline 1 Mar
 Chancellor’s Scholar Award: $2,500 (R), top 10% or 23 ACT; deadline 1 March
 Metro Kansas City, Missouri High School Award: KCMO school district graduate, high school counselor nomination, FAFSA,
maintain 2.5 GPA, renewable 5 years
 Missouri Boy’s State and Girl’s State Scholarship: $1,000, participate in Boy’s State or Girl’s State, top 10% OR 23 ACT,
maintain 2.75 GPA, renewable up to five years.
 Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity Scholarship: $1,000 at least, male, 3.0 GPA or 25 ACT, full time enrollment at UMKC,
application, transcript, one LOR, finalists interviewed. Awardee not required to join the sponsoring fraternity. Application:
www.umkc.edu/sigep Deadline: 15 June 2004.
 UMKC Undergraduate Award: top 25%, $1,000 (R); deadline 1 Mar
 UMKC Chancellor’s Award:
23 ACT, $3,000 renewable
 UMKC GED Schlp: GED score of 285 OR GED score w/20 ACT composite,
$1,000 (R); deadline 1 Mar
 UMKC Physics Scholarship: $5,000/renewable 4 yrs, major in physics, 3.25 GPA, 25+ ACT, interest in physics must be
included on application. Deadline unknown.
 UMKC Student Council Award: $2,000, participation in high school student council, outstanding leadership, maintain 3.0
GPA, renewable up to five years.
 UMKC Oak Street East Residence Hall Scholarship: $2,000/yr, live on campus in Oak Street Residence hall, FAFSA by March 1,
involvement in high school and community activities, maintain 2.5 GPA, renewable only sophomore year.
 UMKC Talent Scholars Housing Award: $3,500 for each of two years, top 10%, outstanding leadership, must live in UMKC
residence hall, 170 hours required; deadline 1 Mar
 UMKC Trustees Scholarship: $7,500 - $9,000 annually (R), 30 ACT, top 5%, 3.50 GPA in core courses, live on campus, fulltime student; deadline 30 Nov
 Victor Wilson Schlp: $4,000 - $8,000 (R), male, KC resident, demonstrated financial need, trustees select; deadline 1 Mar
 Omaha, NE/Wichita, KS/ Chicago, IL Metropolitan Scholars Non-Resident Award.
 Transfer Scholarships:
 UMKC Transfer Scholar Award: $2,500 (R), 3.5 GPA at community college, associate’s degree, community college nomination;
deadline 1 Mar
 Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship: $1,500 (R), 45 community college credit hours, 3.25 CC GPA; deadline 1 Mar
 Chancellor’s Transfer Award: $1,000 (R), 60 hours at specified community college; deadline 1 Apr
 Minority Scholarships:
 Herman Johnson Black Schlp: $1,500 on up (R), Afro-American, limited to specified 9 counties, 3.0 GPA
 UMKC Inroads Schlp: $2,500 (R), top 10%m 23 ACT; deadline 1 Mar
 UMKC Matching Hispanic Schlp: amount will match Greater KC Hispanic Scholarship award (NR); no deadline
 Chancellor’s Historically Under-Represented Minority Award: Afro-American, NativeAmerican, or Hispanic, equivalent to the
non-resident fee; deadline 1 Mar
 United Negro College Fund/UMKC Initiative Schlp: $2,500 (R), KC Metro high school senior, 2.0 GPA, 2 LOR, interview;
deadline 1 Mar
***Missouri, U of Science and Technology [Rolla, MO]
 Chancellor’s Scholarship (R): $12,000/yr., top 10%, 30+ ACT/1410+ SAT, strong leadership skills, LOR, essay, personal
statement regarding leadership activities, guidance counselor LOR sealed; deadline 1 November 2012.
 Vernon A. C. Gevecker Memorial Application: $500, male, 3.20 GPA, criteria include academic merit, extracurricular
involvement, community service, work experience, leadership, and character. Application, transcript w/ACT or SAT scores
required. Deadline: 1 March.
***Missouri, U of @ St. Louis [St. Louis, MO]
 Dean’s Scholarship: awarded in academic areas of chemistry, history, physics, English and economics. $1,750 to
$3,500 renewable for three years is 3.25 GPA maintained.
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***Missouri Western State College [St. Joseph, MO]:
 Donald E. Hardman Insignis Scholarship: 26 ACT, top 10%, 3.5 GPA, plan to participate in Honors Program/xc
activities/live in residence halls, $4,000/yr (R)
 Golden Griffon Scholarship: $7,500 R, top 10% or 3.50 GPA, 3.50 GPA renewable, ACT 27, must live in residence
hall. Deadline 1 Feb
 President’s Academic Scholarship: $4,000, 25 ACT, top 15% or 3.25 GPA, maintain 3.25 GPA. Deadline 1 Mar
 Provost’s Academic Schlp: $3,000 [R], 25 ACT, maintain 3.0 GPA. Deadline: 1 Mar
 Governor’s Schlp: $1,500, 23 ACT, maintain 3.00. Deadline: 1 Mar
 Dean’s Academic Schlp: $1,000, top 20%, maintain 3.0 GPA, Deadline: 1 Mar
 Edith C. Brown Minority Student Scholarship: ½ in-state tuition, fees and room/board for one year, top 20%.
Deadline: 1 Apr
***Mount Mercy College, [Cedar Rapids, IA]:

Holland Presidential: Full tuition, 26 ACT or 1160 SAT, 3.5 GPA, active xc activity, on-campus interview; deadline
31 Dec
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Presidential: up to $7,700/yr, 3.5 GPA, 26 ACT or 1160 SAT; deadline 1 Feb
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Distinguished Honor: up to $6,200/yr, 3.2 GPA, 23 ACT or 1050 SAT; deadline 1 Feb
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Honor: up to $4,700/yr, 3.0 GPA, 20 ACT or 930 SAT; deadline 1 Feb
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Art, Music, Speech/Drama, Social Work Department: up to $2,000/yr, competitive, 2-5 GPA, demonstration of
respective talent/ability; deadline 1 Feb
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Mount Mercy Grant: up to $3,700/yr, based on academic achievement; deadline 1 Feb
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Merit Award: up to $1,500/yr, selective–based on strong community participation/service to others/church; deadline
1 Feb
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Busse Award: up to $2,000/yr, need based, 3.0 GPA; deadline 1 Feb
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Out-of-State Grant: up to $3,500/yr, financial need; deadline 1 Feb
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Iowa Tuition Grant: $4,000/yr, Iowa resident, financial need; deadline 1 July of FAFSA
***Newman University (Wichita, KS)
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John Henry Newman Scholarship: full tuition, 4.0 GPA, 30 ACT or 1320 SAT; Deadline 1 Feb
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National Merit Scholarship: full tuition, National Merit Finalist, must live on campus. Deadline 1 Feb
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Community Leadership Scholarship: $5,000 R, 3.0 GPA, outstanding service record; Deadline 1 Feb
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Presidential Scholarship: $4,500 R up to five years; 3.6 GPA, 25+ ACT or 1130+ SAT; Deadline 1 Feb
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Dean’s Scholarship: $3,000 R up to five years, 3.3-3.59 GPA, 23-24 ACT or 1060-1120 SAT; Deadline 1 Feb
Board of Director’s Scholarship: $1,700 R up to five years; 3.0-3.29 GPA, 20-22 ACT or 940-1050 SAT I;
Deadline 1 Feb
Trustee Grant: $1,300 R up to five years, 2.50-2.99 GPA, 18-19 ACT or 860-930 SAT; Deadline 1 Feb
Diocesan Youth Involvement: $1,000 R up to five years; active in Catholic youth group, 2.25 GPA; Deadline
1 Feb
Athletic, Forensics, Music, Theater Awards: amount varies and is awarded via coach or sponsor
First Generation Scholarship: $1,000 R up to five years, must meet federal definition of “first generation”
student
***North Carolina Wesleyan College
 Valedictorian Scholarship:
$17,600 renewable. Minimum 1050 on math and verbal portion of SAT. Additional info:
adm@ncwc.edu or phone 1-252-985-5200.
***Northern Colorado, University of
 National Undergraduate Schlp: $5,000. Determined by an index score that reflects GPA, class rank and ACT / SAT
score. Available to transfer students also, assuming they have accumulated a 3.2 GPA and taken 30 semester hours. Renewable
with 3.00 GPA and 24 credit hours per year as full time student. Deadline: 1 March each year.
***Northwest Missouri State University (Maryville, MO)
 President’s: $5,000
 Freshman Merit Award: $500,
 Tower Scholar: $1,500
 Academic Excellence: $2,000
 Distinguished Scholar: $2,500
 Midwest Student Exchange Program: $1,755
 Out-of-State Award: $1,755
 Multicultural Scholastic Leadership Award: $750 - $2,000
 Martin Luther King, Jr Award: maximum of 102 credit hours and 6 trimesters room and board
 Booth College of Business and Professional Studies Freshmen Scholarship: $2,250 (non-renewable), one LOR, essay,
major in accounting, economics, finance, business education, international business, office information systems, computer
management systems, broadcasting, journalism, agriculture, marketing, management or computer science. Deadline 1
Mar year in place.
 Charles Hawkins Accounting Scholarship & Karen Hawkins Memorial Accounting Scholarship: amount contingent upon
funding, one LOR, essay, major in accounting. Deadline: 30 Nov 2006
 Karen Hawkins Memorial Accounting Scholarship: amount contingent upon funding, one LOR, essay, major in
accounting. Deadline: 30 Nov 2006.
 Phyllis C. Leet and Consumer Sciences Freshman Scholarship: amount equivalent to tuition cost per semester; applicant
must be graduating senior enrolled at NWMSU, 3.0 minimum GPA, reside in town of 1,500 or less population in the 19
counties of Northwest Missouri, financial need. There is a counselor verification form that needs to be filled out as
well. More info available at www.info1.nwmissouri.edu/~FCS Deadline: 1 Feb 2012. Contact Deborah Fravel at
dfravel@nwmissouri.edu or call 660-562-1168 for further clarification.
***Park University (MO)
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Trustee Scholarship: 100% tuition. Criteria: 3.75 GPA and 28 ACT or 1860 SAT, class rank top 10%;
Renewable 4 years: must maintain 3.50 GPA, must complete 24 hours each academic year, fall and spring.
Deadline: 1 May
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President’s Scholarship: 50% tuition. Criteria: 3.50 GPA and 26 ACT or 1760 SAT, class rank top 15%.
Renewable 4 years: must maintain 3.25 GPA and complete 24 credit hours. Deadline: 1 May
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Hundley-Volker Scholarship: 25% tuition. Criteria: 3.25 GPA, 24 ACT or 1650 SAT. Renewable four years,
must maintain 3.00 GPA and complete 24 credit hours. Deadline: 1 May.
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A-Plus Scholarship: 50% tuition. Criteria: attend an A+ eligible high school (counselor verifies), 3.25 GPA
and 24 ACT or 1110 SAT, renewable 4 years, must maintain 3.25 GPA and complete 24 credit hours.
Deadline: 1 May.
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Home School Scholarships: 50% tuition. For first time freshmen only who have been home schooled.
Criteria: home-schooled and 25 ACT or 1650 SAT, renewable 4 years, maintain 3.25 GPA, complete 24 credit
hours. Deadline: 1 May.
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Housing Academic Scholarship: Criteria: 26 ACT or 1180 SAT, live on campus, maintain 2.50 GPA, renewable
two years, must complete 24 credit hours. Deadline: 1 May.
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Park McAfee Scholarship for Freshmen: Covers cost of tuition for 36 credit hours each academic year (August
to May) as well as room and board. Criteria: 3/75 cumulative GPA, 28 ACT or 1260 SAT, maintain 3.75
GPA in college, renewable 4 years, must complete 24 credit hours each academic year. Recipient also
awarded one-time stipend for the Park University Study-Abroad Program which may be taken anytime after
student attains sophomore status. Deadline: 1 May.
***Portland, University of [Portland, OR]:
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Archbishop Christie Schlp: up to $14,000 R/4 yr, certified valedictorian
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Presidential Schlp: up to $12,000 R/4 yr, exceptional academic ability
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Holy Cross Schlp: up to $8,000 R/4 yr, Catholic HS graduate, demonstrated high academic achievement
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U of Portland Grants: up to $7,500, financial need, submit FAFSA
***Regis College (Denver, CO)
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Achievement Award: 3.0 GPA, $6,000 (R), strong ACT/SAT, demonstrated leadership/xc/achievement
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Board of Trustees Schlp: 3.4 GPA, outstanding ACT/SAT, leadership, extracurriculars, $9,000 - $11,000 (R)
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Blue & Gold Schlp: 3.7 GPA, superior ACT/SAT, leadership, extracurriculars, elected positions, $12,000 (R)
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Science Schlp (biology, chemistry;, math): full tuition, 3.0 GPA (R)
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Forensic/Speech & Debate Award: up to ½ tuition, (R)
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Athletic Grant: athletics & academics in good standing, amount varies up to full tuition including room & board
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Regis Grant: financial need & good academic standing, up to $10,000 annually–must reapply every year
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Science Scholarship: full tuition in biology/chemistry/or math, competitive exam. 1-800-388-2366, ext 1699 Kristen
Brodie.
***Rice University (Houston, TX)
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Minority Merit Schlp: $2,500/yr R 4 yrs, African-American or Hispanic-American, application; deadline 1 Feb
***Rockhurst University [Kansas City, MO]
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Tom D. Harmon: full tuition, nursing major, personal interview, 31 Jan deadline
Trustee’s: full tuition, interview, deadline 31 Jan
President’s: 75% tuition, interview, deadline 15 Jan
Chancellor’s: $13,000 [R], top 15% OR have 3.8 GPA and 28 ACT or 1240-1310 SAT
Dean’s: $11,000 [R] top 20% OR 3.6 GPA, 26 ACT/1170-1230 SAT
Academic: $3,500 [R] or 3.5 GPA and 24-5 ACT/1090-1220 SAT
Achievement: $8,000 [R], top 35% or 3.4 GPA, 22 ACT/1020-80 SAT
Director’s Scholarship: $9,500, top 25%, 3.50 GPA, 24 ACT, 1090-1160 SAT.
Dowling Scholarship: $14,500, top 15%, 3.80 GPA, 30 ACT, 1320 SAT.
International: 24 ACT/1100 SAT, $2,000 [R]
Community Scholarship: $5,500, top 40%, 3.00 GPA, 22 ACT, 1020-1080 SAT
Phi Theta Kappa: $500, member of Phi Theta Kappa
Finucane Service: $1,500, demonstrated outstanding service, 1 Mar deadline
Van Ackeren Leadership: demonstrated outstanding leadership
NCAA div 2 athletic: amount variable
Rockhurst University Auditions for Performing Arts (Music, Theater) and Language Arts (English, Spanish): [call
for audition or interview]
Music:
Dr. Timothy McDonald 501-4077
Theater: Dr. David McTier
501-4040
English: Dr. Charles Kovich
501-4034
Spanish: Dr. Kathleen Madigan
501-4510
***Southeast Missouri State University (Cape Girardeau, MO):
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Governor’s Schlp: incidental fees, general fees and books up to 32 hours, residence hall fees...National Merit or
Achievement finalist; 33 ACT and 3.90 GPA constitutes automatic renewal. Textbook rental no longer a part
of the scholarship. 1 Dec deadline
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Regents’ Schlp: incidental fees for 32 hours, National Merit or Achievement semi-finalist or 27 ACT/1220 SAT and 3.5
GPA top 10%, 28 ACT and 3.60 GPA constitutes automatic renewal. 1 Dec deadline
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President’s Schlp: $4000/yr, 24 ACT or 1110 SAT, 3.5 GPA, 1 Dec deadline
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Minority Mentor Workship: $1,500/yr, 21 ACT or 880 SAT, 3.0 GPA, LOR, 1 April deadline
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Missouri & Foundation Leadership Award: $500, complete core curriculum, 3.0 GPA, live on campus, 1 Dec deadline
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University Scholarship: $2,000 renewable. 23 ACT and 3.70 GPA. 1 Dec deadline.
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INROADS/St Louis Schlp & Residential Leadership Grant: $1,000-$5,000 annually, be actively involved in INROADS, 1
March deadline
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Renaissance Schlp: $500 - $1,000, core curriculum, live on campus, 15 Dec deadline
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Missouri Boys/Girls State Leadership Award: $300, attend Missouri Boy’s or Girl’s State, 3.0 GPA, freshman status, 1
Dec deadline
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Residence Life Leadership Scholarship Valued at $800. This scholarship will automatically be awarded to students who
meet the academic requirements and who can document recognition as a Missouri A+ high school graduate,
a Renaissance program participant, or a variety of other recognitions (see attached information). Deadline:
1 Dec
***Southwestern University [Georgetown, Texas]
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Southwestern Scholars: $5,000 [R], top 5% graduating class or 3.80 GPA, 27 ACT/1200 SAT OR top
10% graduating class, 3.7 GPA/1230 SAT, deadline 1 March
University Scholars: $3,000 [R], top 20%, 29 ACT/1280 SAT
Brown Scholars: top 5% or 3.80 GPA, 32 ACT or 1400 SAT, interview on campus, evidence of demonstrated
leadership
Competitive Scholarships [Brown, President’s National], high school record, ACT, leadership, written essay,
personal interview, LOR, XC activities, $7,500/yr [R] to full tuition, deadline 1 February
Methodist Church religious education grants: $1,000/yr
***Spring Hill College [Mobile, AL]:
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Full Tuition [@ $50-000 to $60,000] (R): leadership, 3.4 GPA, 27 ACT/1200 SAT; deadline–15 Jan
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AHANA Leadership Schlp: African-American/Hispanic/Asian/Native Amer, leadership and service resumé, 2 LOR, interview,
$4000
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Trustee’s Honors: 27 ACT/1200 SAT, 3.4 GPA, $12,500 [R], class rank top quarter, leadership and
service, interview, deadline 15 January
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Presidential Honors: 26 ACT/1160 SAT, 3.4 GPA, $6,000+ [R], top quarter, leadership and service, interview,
deadline 15 Jan
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Faculty Honors: 22 ACT/1090 SAT, 3.25 GPA, top quarter, $4,000 [R], leadership and service, deadline 15 Jan
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Academic honors: 22 ACT/1010 SAT, 3.0 GPA, $1,000+ [R]
***St. John’s University [Queens, NY and Staten Island, NY]
 Academic Scholarships: $5,000 to full tuition. Based on academic achievement
 Catholic Student Scholarship:
 NYPD Cadet Corps Scholars Program:
 Ozanam Scholars Program: See this link: http://www.stjohns.edu/admission/undergraduate/scholarships/ozanam/ozanam.stj
 Scholarships by
 Academic Department
***St Louis University [St. Louis, MO]:
 Billiken, Ignatian, University, Deans' and Provost Scholarships
These four-year merit-based scholarships, ranging from $3,000 to $15,000 per year, are available to incoming freshmen.
These scholarships do not require a separate scholarship application; the Application for Freshman Admission automatically
qualifies applicants for consideration. For priority consideration for these merit-based scholarships, applicants should apply
for admission by Dec. 1.
 Ernest Calloway Jr/Wilkins Schlp: Afro-American, $10,700 (R), must demonstrate outstanding academic and leadership
qualities
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Ignatian Service Schlp: $4,500 to $13,000/yr, demonstrated community service; must perform 40 hrs comm.
Serv/semester and keep 2.0 GPA
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Vision Schlp: academic ability and financial need; first-come, first served (R)
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Jesuit Education Schlp: given for academics and need; amounts vary (R)
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Martin Luther King, Jr., Schlp: $8,000 - $13,000/yr, completed applications by 1 Dec, above average ACT / SAT
scores, 3.25 GPA, interview based on the student’s ability to contribute to the cultural, ethnic, geographical and socioeconomic diversity of the University’s student body. Deadline for this scholarship: 15 Jan 2012.
*** Saint Michael’s College (VT) Edmundite Scholarship: $5,000 ® 4 years to student who graduates from a Catholic High
School and enrolls full time at SMC. Must maintain 2.00 GPA while being enrolled full-time.
Deadline: 1 Feb 2013.
***St Vincent College (Latrobe, PA)
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Wimmer Scholarship: full tuition/room & board–$22,500/yr R, grades, high rank, financial need
***University of Dallas (Dallas, Texas)
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Trustee’s Award: $1,000 - $10,000; based on challenging level of HS curriculum, class rank, GPA, essay, LOR.
Deadline: 1 Dec
*** University of Dayton
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Leadership in Service Scholarship: $2,500/yr renewable. Counselor has application form. Student must
be accepted at UD and perform community service. Deadline: 13 Feb 2013.
***University of Great Falls (Great Fall, Montana)
 Full tuition for graduate of Catholic High School; application, scholarship info, and recommendation forms availing for
printing at this web site: www.ugf.edu under “Financial Aid.” Deadline: 24 Feb 2012.
***University of St Mary [Leavenworth, KS]
 Antoinette Birkel Memorial Scholarship: $5,000 renewable, 3.2 GPA, 20 ACT, nominated by high school teacher, pastor or
principal, complete FAFSA, complete application, two references. Deadline: 1 Jan 2007.
 Jubilee Scholarship: full tuition (@$12,300/yr), strong academic and leadership skills, 3.6 GPA, 26 ACT, top 10%;
deadline 30 Nov
 Ross Fellowship: 3.2 GPA, 24 ACT, top 20%, strong academic skills and commitment to service, @$6,000/yr; deadline 30
Nov
 Honors Scholarship: $2,500 to $5000/yr, 3.0 GPA, 20 ACT; deadline 30 Nov
 Presidential Scholarship: @$2,500-$5,000/yr, 3.0 GPA, 20 ACT; deadline 30 Nov
 St. Mary Catholic HS Scholarship: $1,500 R 4 years, 2.50 cumulative GPA, 18 ACT/860 SAT, graduate from Catholic High
School. Student also eligible for other SMC scholarships as well.
***University of St. Thomas (Houston, Texas)
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V. J. Guinan Catholic High School Scholarship: full tuition, serious consideration given to 32 ACT or 1400
SAT, top 10% [top 5% if 1300 SAT or 29 ACT], 3.5 GPA, LOR, on-campus interview. Deadline: 5 Jan 2007.
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Other academic scholarships $3,000 to $10,000
***University of Virginia Jefferson Scholars Foundation Scholarship: If interested, go to this website:
http://www.jeffersonscholars.org/
***Ursuline College (Pepper Pike, Ohio)
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Presidential Schlp: $6,000 plus $1,000 toward R & B ®, 27+ ACT, 3.7 GPA, community service record.
Deadline: 1 March
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Dean’s Schlp: up to $3,500/yr ®, 3.3 GPA, 23+ ACT
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Ursuline Award: up to $2,000 ®, 2.8 GPA, 20+ ACT
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Community Service/Leadership Schlp: up to $2,000. Deadline: 1 March
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Alumnae Schlp: up to $1,000. Deadline: 1 March
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Out of State Grant: up to $1,000.
***Washburn University (Topeka, KS)
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Garvey Competitive Schlp: register for Garvey exam, $ 500 – $2,000, application, take test 21 Nov or 9
Dec on campus, 3.25 GPA cumulative, admission to university required by 16 Dec
***Washington University [St. Louis, MO]:
 All Colleges:
 Ervin, John B. Scholarship: $24,000 + $2,500/yr stipend, black,
LOR, 2 essays; deadline:
1 Dec
 Rodriguez, Annika Schlp for Hispanic Students: full tuition (R) plus
stipend, by nomination/then
application; deadline–15 Jan
 Honors College: 3.7 GPA, 28 ACT, deadline 1 March
 Dean’s Schlp: top 15%, no deadline, contact Admissions Office
 Academic Achievement: 3.2 GPA, ACT 21+, no deadline
 Alumni Legacy: 3.5 GPA, 23 ACT, deadline 15 March
 Departments: business, education, technology, arts & sciences
 College of Arts and Sciences:
o Arthur Holly Compton Fellowship Program: full tuition with $1,000 stipends in math and physical sciences
o George E. Mylonas Schlp: full tuition with $1,000 stipend in humanities
o Florence Moog Fellowship: full tuition with $1,000 stipends in chemistry and biological sciences
o Arnold J. Lien Schlp: full tuition schlp with $1,000 stipend in social sciences
o Liselotte Dieckmann Schlp: half tuition scholarship in College of Arts and Science
o Summer Scholars program in Biology and Medical Research: travel expenses within US and living expenses for
7 weeks on campus
o Friends of Music Scholars: $2,500 stipend and waives of fees for music lessons
o Howard Nemerov Writing Schlp: $3,000 stipend
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School of Architecture: James W. Fitzgibbon Schlp: full tuition with $1,000 stipend
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School of Art: Conway or Proetz Scholarship—full and partial tuition scholarship
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Olin School of Business: Dean’s Scholarship—full tuition
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School of Engineering and Applied Science
 Alexander S. Langsdorf Fellowship: full fellowship with $2,500 stipend
 George W.F. and Martha Russell Myers Schlp: full tuition with $1,000 stipend to St Louis resident
 Calvin M. Woodward Fellowship: half tuition
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 Engineering Fellowship – Early Decision: half tuition fellowship and automatic finalist for full tuition
fellowship
All Schools:
o John B., Ervin Scholars Program for Black Americans: full tuition with $2,500 stipend
o Annika Rodriguez Schlp for Hispanic Students: full tuition with $2,500 stipend
***Wells College (Aurora, NY)
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21st Century Leadership Award: $5,000 [R], 90% of GPA courses to be in college prep curriculum, requires
participation in variety of extracurricular activities, 1150 SAT or 28 ACT, guidance counselor recommendation;
deadline 1 Feb
***Westminster College [Fulton, MO]
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Churchill Scholarship: $10,000 to $15,000, 3.5 GPA, high school activities, 29 - 36 ACT or 1920 SAT, renewable,
participate in leadership or extracurricular activities on campus
 Trustee’s Scholarship: $8,000 - $9,000 (R), 27 - 28 ACT or 1820 - 1910 SAT, 3.0 GPA, must participate in leadership or
extracurricular activities on campus
 President’s Scholarship: $6,500 - $7,500(R), 25 - 26 ACT or 1700 - 1810 SAT, 3.0 GPA, must participate in extracurricular
activities on campus
 Dean’s Scholarship: $5,500 - $6,500 (R), 23 - 24 ACT or 1590 – 1690 SAT, 3.00+ GPA, must participate in
extracurricular activities on campus
 Leadership Award: $3,000 (R), recognizes involvement in community service, church involvement, participate in leadership or
extracurricular activities on campus
 Founder’s Award: $3,000 - $4,000, 21-22 ACT or 1500-1580 SAT, 2.75+ GPA, renewable, must participate in leadership or
extracurricular activities
 Triple S Visionary Scholarship: 23 ACT or / 1590 SAT minimum, 3.0 GPA, financial need/FAFSA, one page essay “Why would
you be a good candidate for this award?”, official campus visit, U.S. citizen, preferred academic interest in the natural sciences or
health professions, priority given to underrepresented ethnic group(s), priority given to first generation college students
***William Jewell College [Liberty, MO]
 Jewell Scholarship: full tuition, 3.5 GPA, 27 ACT or 1220 SAT, renewable, participation in Jewell Scholar Recognition Day
 Oxbridge Honors Scholarship: $11,000, admission to Oxbridge Honors program, 3.75 GPA, top 10%, 28 ACT or 1260 SAT,
personal interview
 Presidential Scholarship: $10,000, meet or exceed 3.00 GPA, top 30%, 23 ACT or 1070 SAT, class rank, standardized test
scores
 Dean’s Scholarship: $8,500, meet or exceed 3.00 GPA, top 30%, 23 ACT or 1070 SAT, class rank, standardized test scores.
 Trustee’s Scholarship: $7,000, meet or exceed 3.00 GPA, top 30%, 23 ACT or 1070 SAT, class rank, standardized test
scores.
 Faculty Scholarship: $5,500, meet or exceed 3.00 GPA, top 30%, 23 ACT or 1070 SAT, class rank, standardized test scores.
 Transfer Scholarships (Presidential): $7,200, 3.75 GPA in 60 completed hours
 Transfer Scholarships (Phi Theta Kappa): $6,000, 3.50 GPA in 30 completed hours
 Transfer Scholarships: (Achiever): $3,500 to $5,500; 3.00 GPA in one full-timje semester of transferable credit
 Art Awards: portfolio submission required, interview with Art Dept faculty
 Athletic Awards: contact head coach
 Debate Awards: participate in high school debate, application letter and individual record, LOR, interview with Debate
coach
 Journalism Award: involvement with WJC on campus newspaper, application letter describing high school or community
college involvement, portfolio of work from HS newspaper, LOR
 Music Award: music department questionnaire from webpage, audition (must include two solo pieces that contrast), audition
will include sight reading and / or ear training, participation in at least one vocal or instrumental ensemble each year, may also
require private lessons. Contact department 415-7537 for more information
 Theater Award: audition—4 minute acting piece, portfolio possibly required for minor scholarship. Contact department head
Harris or Wyman at 415-7588
 Christian-Related Vocation Award: application CRV from website, letter from local church affirming student’s pursuit of a
vocation related to Christian ministry, interview with Dean of the Chapel Dr. Pratt at 415-7866
 Church Partnership match Award: WJC will match scholarships awarded by student’s church
 Heritage Award: available only to children or siblings of alumni or siblings of current students