SCHOLARSHIP SERVICE OR ORGANIZATION GEORIGA STUDENT WEBSITES Georgia College 411 www.Gacollege411.org Georgia Student Finance Commission www.gsfc.org www.usg.edu/ga-easy SOUTH CAROLINA STUDENT WEBSITES Life Scholarship Information www.che400.state.sc.us www.sctuitiongrants.com FAFSA Apply for your FAFSA PIN www.pin.ed.gov Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) www.FAFSA.ed.gov COLLEGE ENTRANCE TEST LINKS ACT’s official website www.act.org ACT Website devoted to Students www.actstudent.org College Board’s website (the SAT test) www.collegeboard.com CHRISTIAN COLLEGE SEARCH HELP www.christiancollegementor.com www.aabc.org www.christiancollegesearch.com www.cccu.org OTHER COLLEGE RELATED WEBSITES College Net – http://www.collegenet.com/ or through a link at www.collegequest.com Campustours.com http://www.campustours.com EcampusTours www.eCampusTours.com Outline / General Information on Scholarship (see the application or website for current and specific guidelines) Create a student account to keep track of courses, grades, honors and awards, extracurricular activities, career explorations, test scores and college choices. SAT test prep available as well as college applications. Receive information on HOPE, the PROMISE Teacher scholarship for undergraduate study, the HOPE Teacher Scholarship for graduate study and the PROMISE II Teacher Scholarship for teacher paraprofessionals. University System of Georgia’s application and electronic advising website. Information and links for admission requirements, program information and costs for its 34 colleges and universities. Information on eligibility, award amounts and Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs). Learn about South Carolina grants and need-based financial aid. Parents and students may apply for a PIN number at this website. This allows students and parents to complete the FAFSA on-line with an electronic signature. Fill out the FAFSA on-line to apply for HOPE and other types of Federal Aid. Several colleges also require students to complete the FAFSA for institutional scholarships. Please complete the FAFSA in January of Senior year. ACT test dates, sign up for the ACT, help with occupational choice and financial aid, college check-list and scholarship links. Information to parents and students, register for the SAT test, SAT test taking strategies scholarships, career information/search, SAT test dates, financial aid, college application and links. Find the right college by comparing 2 schools. Writing an admission essay and more. A resource to find and apply for Christian colleges and universities A directory of Bible colleges Another helpful guide for searching for Christian colleges and universities. The Council for Christian Colleges and Universities provide a number of educational opportunities to students who attend one of its member colleges or universities. Online access to admissions and application materials at hundreds of colleges; online bookstore; test preparation materials. Virtual campus tours; WebCam broadcasts; College Admissions Message Board. College planning, articles on choosing a campus, students may create an online “College Planning Portfolio” to save favorite articles, schedule a campus visit and contact The Princeton Review http://www.review.com US News College Rankings http://www.usnews.com/usnews/edu US News Scholarship www.usnews.com/usnews/misc/03scholar.htm Florida Trend’s Next http://www.floridanext.com/ IPEDS College Opportunities On-line http://www.nces.ed.gov click on College Opportunities On-Line (College Locator) National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities http://www.naicu.edu/member/alphalist.html www.collegescholarships.com/ Peterson’s education center http://www.petersons.com www.privatecolleges.com www.artsawards.org for more information call 1-800-970-ARTS FIND THE RIGHT COLLEGE FOR YOU— COLLEGE MATCHING www.mycollegeoptions.com www.collegeview.com www.gacollege411.org www.collegeboard.com http://www.cccu.org/about/members.asp www.collegeapps.about.com/blus.htm Scholarships for students representing select Ethnic Groups Ronald McDonald House Charities www.rmhc.org Hispanic College Fund http://hispanicfund.org Hispanic Scholarship Fund http://www.hsf.net/ National Italian American Foundation Scholarship Program www.niaf.org/Scholarships USAFunds Access to Education www.usafunds.org Gates Millennium Scholars admissions offices. College admissions and financial aid information; vocabulary word of the day (skill building for the SAT, GRE, etc.). College Rankings; learn acceptable ACT/ACT scores, compare colleges, college costs, financial aid information; community college information Scholarship based on school & community activities and academic record. See the website for official dates/given to the first 500 students who qualify in June and February. “Senior year calendar” – timeline for the college application process; sample questions from SAT, ACT and ASVAB; information for student athletes. Although it is from Florida, you may find some helpful information! College search; list of internet resources for current and prospective students List of independent colleges and universities in the U.S. Scholarship search and college information. Register for information from colleges on scholarships. 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Student Athlete Information www.ncaaclearinghouse.net www.recruitzone.com www.aogn.org www.scswimming.org www.bodybymilk.com More financial aid and scholarship search information Mckelveyfoundation.org www.outstandingstudentsofamerica.com Horatio Alger Association http://www.horatioalger.com http://www.ed.gov/inits/hope/ Financial aid information www.finaid.org The U.S. Department of Education Student Financial Assistance http://www.ed.gov/finaid.html www.finaid.org/calculators/.finaidestimatoe/phtml www.irs.ustreas.gov College is possible www.collegeispossible.org 1-800-433-3243 Federal rundown on student aid www.ed.gov/offices/ope/students The Student Guide www.ed.gov/prog_info/SFA/StudentGuide/ FAFSA Help (assistance completing the form) www.ed.gov/prog_info/SFA/FAFSA First Union www.educaid.com www.axa-achievement.com College rules on recruitment and register with the Clearinghouse. Get noticed for college Provide scholarships for Christian athletes. Jennifer Leigh Smith Swimming Scholarship. For a senior South Carolina swimmer interested in swimming in college. A $2000 award. For more information, see the website or contact Bob Heaton at www.boca@hotmail.com The Scholar Athlete Milk Mustache of the Year (SAMMY) Award Program provides high school scholar athletes in grade 12 with the opportunity to earn college scholarships. Twenty-five student winners will receive a $7500 college scholarship from Milk Processor Education Program. Judging of the nominees will be based on five criteria: academic performance (35%), athletic excellence (35%), leadership (15%), community service (10%) and milk experience (5%). Information about Scholarship for students who have demonstrated entrepreneurial sprit by owning and operating their own business. They offer up to $10,000 per academic year for 4 years to any US college. Sixty scholarships awarded in 2009. $1000 scholarships to students who have a 3.0 and are involved in school activities and the community. Apply on-line for the Horatio Alger scholarship. Students must have a 2.0 GPA or above, no SAT/ACT requirement, one brief 500-word essay is necessary. Students must be a U.S. citizen The Federal Government may assist with questions on deductions. Calculate how much money you will need for college; online financial aid advisor and answer questions; free financial aid newsletter Free application for Federal Student Aid (FSFA) Online; College Opportunities On-line (COOL) database; funding opportunities Calculate Federal need-based aide IRS Tax Information Several students who visit the website are chosen each month for scholarship money. AXA Achievers often achieve conventional feats in unconventional ways. For instance, they may have managed to improve attendance and academic record while working to help their family financially. Or, an AXA Achiever may be the aspiring scientist who developed a program for elementary age children to learn about basic chemistry. Apply and tell us why you would qualify as an AXA Achiever. Post-secondary planning tools for students and parents Georgia Foundation for Independent Colleges www.checkout.georgiacolleges.org Private college funding www.icuf.org Financial aid resource center www.theoldschool.org Mapping your future www.mappingyourfuture.org Federal work-study program www.ed.gov/prog_info/sfa/StudentGuide/2000-1/fws.html National Scholars Honor Society www.CollegeHonors.org Local CSRA Scholarships www.handsonharlem.org Making the most of high school; finding the money for college; information on summer programs; information for parents Helps students and their parents discover the benefits of 28 private colleges in Georgia and dispels the myths that private colleges are expensive and only for top academic achievers. The College Calculator section allows students to find out firsthand how the wealth of scholarships, grants, loans and work-study programs available can dramatically reduce the cost of a private college education. This site is free. A BSFA – sponsored website with answers to financial questions Must pay a membership fee before consideration. Scholarships based on high achievement, civic responsibility and political process. Applicants will be considered for highly competitive scholarships after acceptance into the society. Information is available about the Ryan Clark Scholarship and Community Service Award. To be presented to an outstanding youth volunteer from Richmond or Columbia Counties in May. Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association www.afcea-augusta.org Westinghouse Savannah River Company Dana Foundation www.thedanafoundation.org Guild of Doctors Hospital Nursing Scholarship $1500 reward Martinez-Evans Rotary Club Scholarship Watson Brown Foundation www.watson-brown.org Wycliffe Gordan Arts Scholarships Students may compete in the following categories: Instrumental (ages 15-20), Vocal ( ages 12-19) Dance/performance (ages 14-21), Visual Art (ages 10-13) Writing (ages 15-20), Sculpture (ages 15-20) Photography (ages 10-15), Film/Video (ages 15-21) Corporate and Organization Sponsored Scholarships Dollars for Scholars http://www.dollarsforscholars.org The Theodore R. and Vivian M. Johnson Scholarship Discover Card Tribute Award Scholarship Program www.discovercard.com/tribute.htm Coca-Cola Scholarship Apply at www.coca-colascholars.org Scholarships for CSRA area students who plan on majoring in science and technology in college. For sons and daughters of WSMS employees. Call (803)725-2693, (803)725-3761 or (803)725-4100 for more information. Scholarship program for graduating High School students living in the CSRA who wish to further their education, but do not qualify for the HOPE or similar scholarship programs. Must have a 2.9 GPA or lower. Students must write a 300 word essay, receive 3 teacher recommendations and 1 counselor recommendation. Fields of education, health and human services, science and arts, recreation and youth activities. Resident in the CSRA and pursuing a associates or Bachelor’s of Science degree in Nursing. Must have a B average in high school. Be an entering college freshman on a full-time basis. Two letters of recommendation. Evidence of outstanding character. Financial need reviewed. One time award. $1000 per academic year. For an accredited four-year college/university or vocational school in the state of Georgia—must attend full time in the fall. Must have a minimum of a 2.5 grade point average. Complete an application and submit 4 recommendation letters. Two scholarship levels available $3000 and $5000 annual scholarships. Must write a personal narrative of 500 words. Student must reside in Georgia or South Carolina. Must attend a 4-year accredited school with some exceptions. Grades, SAT scores and financial need are strongly considered. $500 scholarships are available through Wycliffe Gordan for CSRA student artists. For more information about this scholarship competition contact the Guidance Office. The scholarship competition contact is Rhian Swain-Giboney, RedWolf Inc.: 706-6518712 or e-mail pr@redwolf-inc.com. Link to private scholarships such as Coca-Cola, Best Buy and more! For students whose parents are employees of UPS. Call 1888-523-7797 $25,000 scholarship for Junior students in leadership. Have a 2.75 or above and have overcome obstacles. Have given back to the community. Looking for a multi-talented student who is going to college. If you are a truly motivated, dedicated, involved high school senior, the Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation is awarding $3 million a year in scholarships to 250 deserving students just like you. Apply online today. A few minutes of your time could help you get through college and beyond For additional information, go to www.coca-colascholars.org. Community Service Scholarships Walmart www.walmartfoundation.org Best Buy Scholarship www.BestBuy.com and click on “Community Relations” Comcast Leaders and Achievers Scholarship Program Entrance Exam Websites www.kaplan.com www.testprep.com www.review.com www.ets.org College Essays www.public.iastate.edu/~jgilchri/ www.ivyessays.com/ www.collegeview.com/bookstore/collegegate.html http://www.collegegate.com/ http://www.bignerds.com/cee/ce.shtml http://www.northfork.com/essaywiz/ http://www.myessary.com Military Academy Military Georgia Military Scholarship (GMS) North Georgia College and Sate University www.ngcsu.edu Naval Academy www.usna.edu Airforce Academy www.usafa.af.mil/ www.academyadmissions.com Receive information on the Sam Walton Community Scholarship Program. Financial need is necessary and community involvement. The Best Buy Scholarship has been established to reward well-rounded students who have given back to their community. Over 3,000 young people across the country have been awarded over the last four years. One senior student is selected from Augusta Christian for a one-time $1000 scholarship who has best demonstrated commitment to community service, positive attitude, leadership skills and academic achievement. The student may not nominate him/herself. The Principal nominates the most outstanding student in his/her graduating class. Find college essay tips and sample essays on this site. This site, written by a teacher, includes lists of resources and tips for writing an admission essay. Students need to apply for military academy’s beginning junior year Recipients receive a free education from North Georgia College and Sate University and $805 per month in pay and allowances. U.S. Coast Guard Academy www.cga.edu United States Coast Guard and Coast Guard Reserve www.gocoastguard.com www.va.gov/education ROTC https://www.nrotc.navy.mil/ U.S. Military Academy/Westpoint www.usma.army.mil US Military Academy http://forms.admissions.usma.edu/at. College-Specific Anderson University www.ac.edu or call 1-800-542-3594 Andrew University www.andrewcollege.edu Augusta State University www.aug.edu Augusta Technical College www.augusta.tec.ga.us Charleston Southern University www.CharlestonSouthern.edu/aspire 1-800-947-7474 Columbus State University http://uc.colstate.edu/honor_program.htm Veterans Administration You will need this two-digit code AT in order to access the forms for admission into the USMA. Christian College in Anderson S.C. Anderson awards up to $6000 per year in addition to the $3000 out of state grant. Awards scholarships for students based on GPA (beginning with $2000 for a 2.0 and the amount increases as the GPA increases). ACT and SAT scholarships are also awarded when students have early decision. Call Anderson University Admissions for the current year scholarship information. See the Andrew College Representative for the current year guidelines. Margaret Pitts Scholars – gpa 3.0, SAT 1000 and must compete in the Annual Scholarship Competition. Scholarship is for full tuition, fees, room and board. Thomas Marchall Scholar – must have a 3.0 or higher and minimum of 1000 on the SAT. Provides $3500 annually. The student’s high school counselor select and award this scholarship – if interested see your counselor immediately. Jim Brim Scholars – 2.5 or higher and a minimum 900 on the SAT. Scholarship award is $2500. Go to the ASU website at www.aug.edu for the current year scholarship information. Academic Scholarship for students who demonstrated outstanding academic achievement in high school or college work. New Entering Freshman Qualifications include: gpa 2.5 on 4.0 (many scholarships require a higher gpa), must score a minimum of a 1000 on the SAT or comparable on the SAT, high school college prep curriculum, must have applied and been accepted for admission to ASU. Call the college for scholarship information. $200 scholarship to Augusta Technical College will be presented to students whose essays are selected as the winners in the Timothy F. and Carolyn S. Maund Scholarship Essay Contest. Call the college for scholarship information. ASPIRE program - students who will study Computer Science at Charleston Southern University. Students must be in the top 25% of high school class and score at least a 500 on SAT math. Awards include tuition, room and board during sponsored summer sessions. Scholarship funds up to $3125 per year in tuition assistance each year beyond CSU’s normal scholarship package. Honors Scholarship – for graduating seniors who plan to attend the university on a full-time basis. Call the university for the deadlines and the current year requirements. Most scholarships provide $2500 per year, plus $3200 toward study abroad in the college jr. or sr. year. The scholarship is Cooper Union University www.cooper.edu DeVry University www.devry.edu Erskine College E.B. Kennedy Scholarship Program http://www.erskine.edu/ebk/application Georgia Institute of Technology www.psp.gatech.edu Georgia College and State University e-mail finaid@gcsu.edu LaGrange College Charles H. Candler Presidential Scholarship Competition Gardner-Webb University Fellows renewable. The scholarship is selective – SAT/ACT scores, grade point avg., honors, participation in school and community programs. Call the university for the deadlines and the current year requirements. New York City institution has schools of architecture, art and engineering, as well as programs in the humanities and social sciences. One hundred percent tuition scholarships are available through endowments. Presidential and Deans Scholarships. For current year information, call 1-800-295-8694 or e-mail scholarships@devry.edu. Two full0tuition presidential awards (valued up to $50,000) at each of our North American campuses. Based on academic achievement and scholastic involvement, these scholarships are available to top ranking grads. The Dean’s scholarship is valued at $1500 per semester. ACT/SAT scores are considered. DeVry also offers Cisco Scholarships and Community Scholar Awards. EB Kennedy Scholarship Program awards 2 full merit scholarships. Call the college for the deadlines and the current year requirements. Candidates nominated will be in the top 10% of their class. GPA of 3.5 or better and/or an SAT of 1100 or better. Call the university for the deadlines and the current year requirements. Approximately 70 four-year renewable scholarships are awarded to top entering freshmen each year. A student must submit an application to GA Tech by the deadline to be considered. SAT scores, leadership and grades are considered. GC&SU President’s Scholars Call the university for current deadlines and requirements. This Award provides a $4000 renewable scholarship,a minimum of $1000 study abroad, one-year meal plan, housing in the Honor’s wing, acceptance to the Honor’s program and a faculty mentor. Students must have a 3.5 GPA or higher and a minimum of a 1250 SAT or 28 ACT, a recommendation and attend the competition day program. Information based on previous school year qualifications. Scholarship competition for students interested in attending LaGrange College. Suggested Criteria for nomination includes: 3.5 or higher cumulative G.P.A., 1120 or higher on the SAT or 25 or greater on the ACT. See the school website or call the college for the deadlines and the current year requirements. See the school website or call the college for the deadlines and the current year requirements. Johnson and Wales University www.jwu.edu/admiss/scholarships King College www.king.edu North Georgia College & State University http://www.ngcsu.edu/Military/Prospective/GMSapp0304.p df SFC Mark Cromer at 1-800-498-9581 Terry Wilfong at 706-867-2712 North Greenville College NYACK Christian College www.nyack.edu e-mail admissions@nyack.edu phone 1-800-33NYACK Mercer University North Carolina Wesleyan College State University of West Georgia – Music Specific www.westga.edu/~musicdpt/ See the school website or call the college for the deadlines and the current year requirements National Outstanding Student of the Year – scholarship competition for high school seniors. Application includes writing an essay on “What Community Leadership Means to Me”. See the school website or call the college for the deadlines and the current year requirements. Located in Bristol, TN King wards academic scholarships tied to High School GPA (beginning with 3.0 and ACT/SAT score beginning at 22/1030). See the school website or call the college for the deadlines and the current year requirements. Tuition, fees, books, room/board and spending money. Have at least a 3.0 high school GPA and a 1010 combined SAT score (minimum of 480 verbal and 440 math). Be nominated by a member of the Georgia General Assembly. Be a current legal resident of the State of Georgia. Meet mental and physical health standards for enlistment in the Georgia Army National Guard. Obligation: Serve in the Georgia Army National Guard while in school. Serve four years in the Georgia Army National Guard as a Commissioned Officer after graduation. Trustee Scholarship – must have a 3.5, top 10% of class and SAT1200 or ACT 27. See the school website or call the college for the deadlines and the current year requirements. Must have community activities, leadership and counselor/principal recommendation. Full cost of tuition. . President’s Scholarship – must have a 3.2, top 10% of class and a SAT 1100 or ACT 24. Must have community activities, leadership and counselor/principal recommendation. Scholarship is $2000. Dean’s Scholarship – must have a 3.0, rank in top 30% of class, SAT 1000 or ACT 21. Scholarship is $1250. General Excellence – must possess two of the following: SAT 950 or ACT 20, 2.7 and rank in the top 30%. The scholarship is $750. Nyack Scholars Grant $1500 - $5000 per year for incoming resident freshmen with a 3.0 GPA or better. See the school website or call the college for the deadlines and the current year requirements. National Honor Society Grant - $1000 per year for incoming resident freshmen that are active members of the National Honor Society. Athletic Grant – amount varies for athletes who meet NCAA qualifications and regulations and are approved by the Dir. of Athletics (minimum GPA 2.0). Scholarship Competition. Seniors must apply for nonbinding Early Action admission by November 1, 2004. Criteria for 2004 is a FI of 3200. Take the gpa and multiply by 500. That figure is then combined with the SAT (or converted ACT) to provide a FI. Call 1-800-840-8577 for more information. Valedictorian Scholarship. See the website or call the college for the deadlines and the current year awards. Fulltuition scholarship for students who are their class valedictorians. For more information see the website, e-mail the music dept. at musicdpt@westga.edu or call (678) 839-6516. CSRA Tuskegee University Alumni Club e-mail csratualumni@aol.com PO Box 14801 Augusta GA 30919-0801 Washington University in St. Lewis Wingate University, N.C. www.wingate.edu Wesleyan College – First for Women www.wesleyancollege.edu 1-800-447-6610 Wofford College www.wofford.edu Wofford College www.wofford.edu University of Miami George W. Jenkins Scholarship Program http://www.miami.edu/admission/jenkins University of West Georgia http://www.westga.edu/~admiss Learn about admissions, scholarships and auditions. The dept. of music at the State University of West Georgia is dedicated to developing educators who are well trained as musicians and teachers: performers, composers and scholars who contribute performances, works and ideas of integrity. The university is an accredited member of the National Association of Schools of Music. See the website or call the college for the deadlines and the current year requirements. Apply for a $250 book scholarship. Applicants must: Reside and attend high school in the CSRA Plan to attend Tuskegee University in the fall Provide a copy of the acceptance letter from Tuskegee University. The William H. and Elizabeth G. Danforth Scholars Program. Scholars receive four years of full or partial tuition. Students are selected based on service, academic excellence and students who take a rigorous academic curriculum. Students may not apply directly. Please see the Guidance Counselor for details. Academic Scholarships: Irwin Belk – up to full tuition 1300 SAT and 3.8 GPA Trustee - $4000 per year 1100 SAT and 3.4 GPA Wingate Merit Awards – up to $4000/year. Based on achievement, leadership and character. Additional requirements not listed. Call 1-800-755-5550 for more information. See the school website or call the college for the deadlines and the current year requirements. The Mary Know McNiell Scholarship is intended for students who demonstrate outstanding academic achievement and a commitment to faith and community service. Recipients must have a minimum of a 3.25 gpa and 1000 SAT. Two $10,000 renewable scholarships awarded. Candidates should plan to attended the Scholarship Day. Call admissions for current details. Rank in the top 10% of the class, score at least a 1150 on the PSAT or SAT, possess leadership and character and have applied for admission at Wofford by December 1. Guidelines are based on previous Wofford Scholars Nomination program. See the school website or call the college for the deadlines and the current year requirements. Bonner Scholars Program. Scholarship opportunity for students who are committed to community service and who have extensive financial need. Family income is less than $40,000. See the website or contact the university for the deadlines and the current year requirements. Must be nominated by your Guidance Counselor by the deadline. A four-year scholarship is awarded to students based on academic merit, financial need and an essay that demonstrates a personal history of overcoming adversity. The award includes tuition and fees, on-campus room and board, books and supplies and a $1500 stipend per semester. Open to Georgia and South Carolina seniors enrolling full-time at the University of Miami. Students must have a minimum weighted GPA of 3.75 on a 4.0 and a well-rounded college prep curriculum. To be eligible for this scholarship: Student must be Hispanic/Latino descent College Major Specific http://www.pdkintl.org/ Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association www.afcea-augusta.org Columbus State University – Theatre Scholarships http://theatre.colstate.edu Talent www.siemens-foundation.org www.emmyonline.org/national/scholar NFAA.ARTSAWARDS.ORG Websites of Interest www.nextSTEPmagazine.com Super Teen Contest. Teens chosen from N.C., S.C., Georgia and Florida. Each Super Teen appears on the Cover of the March/April edition of the magazine and there is a write-up about each inside the publication. Student must be accepted into the University of West Georgia prior to the priority scholarship deadline Student must be able to demonstrate financial need Student & family must currently reside in the United States See the website or call the college for the deadlines and the current year requirements. Scholarships given up to $5000 for students interested in majoring in education. . Scholarships for CSRA area students who plan on majoring in science-related technology (i.e. computer science, engineering, or related electronic science field) in college. Compete for Theatre Scholarships. See the website for the deadlines and the current year requirements. Enter the prestigious Siemens Westinghouse Competition in math, science and technology. Students who win earn valuable scholarships and bring honor to their school. National Finalists: 1st place $100,000, 2nd $50,000, 3rd $40,000, 4th $30,000, 5th $20,000 and 6th $10,000 regional winner $3000 and region finalist $1000. Separate prizes for teams and individuals. Team members share prize equally. The main criteria are creative accomplishments of each applicant. Previous year’s guidelines state the ACT or SAT needs to be completed by November. $40,000 scholarship distributed over a four-year period ($10,000 per year). Awarded to a senior who plans on pursuing a four-year degree in communications with an emphasis on any aspect of the television industry. To request an application write: Scholarship Committee, National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences 111 West 57th Street, Suite #600 New York, NY 10019. NFAA competitive arts scholarships are available for high school seniors in the following areas: Dance, Film and video, jazz, music, photography, theater, visual arts, voice and writing $3 million in scholarship opportunities. Students may go to nfaa.artsawards.org for more information. There is a small fee associated with registration. Teachers and Guidance Counselors can nominate a Super Teen. Winners of this annual contest are chosen based on volunteer work, extracurricular activities, academics, work ethic and all-around character. Schools may nominate super teens at any time. See the website for the deadlines and the current year requirements. Financial Aid Phone Directory Federal Student Aid Information Center (9 a.m. – 8 p.m. Monday – Friday) 1-800-4-FED-AID Books of Free Money The Scholarship Book by Daniel Cassidy College Financial Aid for Dummies, by Herm Davis and Joyce Lain Kennedy The College Blue Book The scholarships listed were provided to the guidance office at some point. The college or agency observes the right to change information. The guidance office is not responsible for changes in scholarship awards, criteria or deadline. Please see the college website for current information. Always use discretion when researching scholarships. Do not pay fees unless you desire to do so. Also, use caution when providing personal information to uncertain agencies. The guidance office is not responsible for reliability of the agencies listed. This is a resource for you to use at your own discretion.