ScholarshipExperts.com Shout It Out Scholarship
13 yrs.or older. Legal resident of U.S. Submit an
online short essay response (250 words or less)
for the question: “If you were given a 60-second
appearance on a late-night talk show, what
would you ‘shout out’?”
For more information, see website at:
www.scholarshipexperts.com
9/30/2011
United Youth Fitness
12 Cadillac Drive
Creekside Crossing
Brentwood, TN 37027
(615) 412-9743
Help@UnitedYouthFitness.org
www.unitedyouthfitness.org/Scholarship.
html
9/30/2011
For more information, see website at:
www.universitylanguage.com/scholarship
s/competition
9/30/2011
The JOE FOSS Institute
Scholarship Program
14415 N. 73rd Street #109
Scottsdale, AZ 85260
480-348-0316
Scholarship@JoeFoss.com
www.joefoss.com
10/9/2011
For more information, see website at:
www.possibilityu.com/Scholarship
10/13/2011
For more information and online
application, go to webpage at:
www.artsawards.org
10/14/2011
Amount: $1,000
United Youth Fitness
Scholarship
500 word essay: “What does fitness mean to
you, and how can you better incorporate overall
physical, mental, and emotional health & fitness
into your daily life as a student?”
Amount: $1,500
University Language Photo
Contest for High School
Students
For High School Students who have, or plan to,
visit a college campus this year. To enter, submit
a photo that you have taken while visiting the
campus, along with a 200 word description of
why that photo represents college.
Amount: $500
JOE FOSS Institute Veterans Day Scholarship
Contest
PossibilityU Scholarship
For students grades 9 - 12. Find a military
veteran that you do not already know. Get
involved in that person’s life. This is NOT simply
an interview. Make a friend, discover his (or her)
history, his feelings—then and now—and how he
would like to spend the rest of his life. Write a
1500 word essay about the experience
Amount: $5,000
Create a five - minute video that tells how your
college experience will change your world. You
must post your video on YouTube and
PossibilityU's Facebook page. Voting will be
open to the public. The video with the most votes
wins.
Amount: $5,000
ARTS (Art Recognition &
Talent Search) AWARDS
Open to high school seniors and other students
ages 17 & 18 with a talent in dance, film & video,
classical or jazz music, photography, theatre,
visual arts, voice or writing.
Amount: Up to $10,000
Texas School Health
Association - Bushan
Scholarship
Applicants must be able to present a health
related activity or program that they have been
involved in with their school or community.
Grades K - 12.
Amount: $750
National Foundation for Advancement in
the Arts (NFAA)
YoungARTS Program
777 Brickell Avenue, Suite 370
Miami, Florida 33131
info@youngarts.org
1-800-970-ARTS
Texas School Health
Association
PO Box 1227
Lampasas, TX 76550
800-410-TSHA (8742)
www.txschoolhealth.org (click on
"Awards")
10/15/2011
College JumpStart
Scholarship
Available to high school sophomores, juniors,
and seniors and current college students. Must
be committed to going to school and be able
express your goals for getting a higher
education.
For more information, see website at:
www.jumpstart-scholarship.net
10/17/2011
National Center for Women &
Information Technology (NCWIT)
University of Colorado | Campus Box 322
Boulder, CO 80309•]0322
303.735.6671
aspirations@ncwit.org
www.ncwit.org/work.awards.aspiration.ht
ml
10/31/2011
National Coalition Against Censorship
19 Fulton Street, Suite 407
New York, NY 10038
tel: (212) 807-6222 | fax: (212) 807-6245
e-mail: ncac@ncac.org
www.ncac.org/film-contest
10/31/2011
For more information, see website at:
www.newvoicesyoungwriters.com
10/31/2011
Apply online at:
www.scholarshipexperts.com
10/31/2011
American Academy of Neurology
1080 Montreal Avenue
Saint Paul, MN 55116
Tel: (800) 879-1960 or (651) 695-2717
Email: memberservices@aan.com
www.aan.com/science/awards
11/1/2011
For more information, see website at:
www.thecrisischannel.com/Crisis_Chann
el/Scholarship.html
11/1/2011
NRA Youth Wildlife Art Contest
11250 Waples Mill Road
Fairfax, VA 22030
artcontest@nrahq.org
(703) 267-1531
www.nrahq.org (click on "Youth
Programs")
11/1/2011
Amount: $250 - $1,500
National Center for Women
& Information Technology Award for Aspirations in
Computing
Awards for young women at the high-school
level, grades 9-12, for their computing-related
achievements and interests. Check website to
see if your state is eligible.
Amount: $500 and computer
National Coalition Against
Censorship Youth Free
Expression Network Film
Contest
New Voices Writing
Competition
Film your response in 4 minutes or less to the
question: "The Internet and Social Media have
given young people a voice like never before,
but governments, schools and corporations are
imposing more and more restrictions on what
youth do online. They say it's for the kids' safety,
but what about those same kids’ First
Amendment rights?"
Amount: $250 - $1,000
Contest is open to students worldwide, attending
public, private or home schools. Students must
be in junior high/middle school or high school.
Entries may be a story, poem or essay.
Amount: Prizes and cash
ScholarshipExperts.com Education Matters $5K
Scholarship
Be thirteen (13) years of age or older at the time
of application. Submit an online short written
response (250 words or less) for the question:
“What would you say to someone who thinks
education doesn't matter or that college is a
waste of time and money?”
Amount: $3,000
American Academy of
Neurology - Neuroscience
Research Prize
For high school students grades 9-12 who
present a project or original laboratory research
in the field of neuroscience.
Amount: $1,000
Crisis Channel Scholarship
Submit an original video that shows how your
family or community prepares for an emergency.
Amount: $500
National Rifle Association
Youth Wildlife Art Contest
For grades 1 - 12. Entries may portray any North
American game bird or animal that may be
legally hunted or trapped.
Amount: $250 - $1,000
VFW Voice of Democracy
Contest
A national Audio essay contest where
participants record their essays on an
announced patriotic theme. Open to all students
grades 9 - 12.
Amount: Each state winner wins an all expense
trip to Washington, D.C. where they will compete
for a $30,000 scholarship.
Your Point of View Student
Contest
Submit an essay that illustrates changes that
you believe your high school needs. Must be
between the ages of 14 - 19.
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United
States
VFW Building
406 W. 34th St.
Kansas City, MO 64111
(816) 756-3390
info@vfw.org
www.vfw.org (click on "Community", then
"Programs") or contact your school or
local VFW Chapter
11/1/2011
For more information, see website at:
www.energizestudents.org/Speak-YourMind/Contest.aspx
11/1/2011
FIRE Headquarters:
Foundation for Individual Rights in
Education, Inc.
601 Walnut Street, Suite 510
Philadelphia, PA 19106
215-717-FIRE (3473)
fire@thefire.org
www.thefire.org
11/5/2011
First Freedom Center
1321 E. Main Street
Richmond, VA 23219-3629
Phone: (804) 643-1786
competition@firstfreedom.org
www.firstfreedom.org (click on
"Education Programs")
11/14/2011
Alzheimer's Foundation of America
322 Eighth Ave., 7th Fl.
New York, NY 10001
info@afateens.org
866.AFA.8484
www.afateens.org/competition_video.htm
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12/1/2011
National Organization for Women
Foundation
1100 H Street, NW, Third Floor
Washington, D.C. 20005
(202) 628-8669 (628-8NOW)
http://loveyourbody.nowfoundation.org
12/3/2011
For more information, see website at:
www.rodeohouston.com/about/scholarshi
p/scholarships.aspx
Not Listed
Amount: $300 - $1,000
Foundation for Individual
Rights in Education (FIRE)
Freedom in Academia
Essay Contest
First Freedom Student
Competition
Alzheimer’s Foundation of
America - Teens Video
Competition
National Organization for
Women - Love Your Body
Poster Contest
Watch two short videos about real students who
were censored and punished for speech that is
protected by the U.S. Constitution. In 700-1200
words, discuss the videos you have seen and
explain how these universities betrayed the
purpose of a university and violated the
constitutional guarantees of free expression.
Amount: $1,000 - $5,000
The First Freedom Student Competition is a
national essay contest, offering 9th - 12th grade
students nationwide an opportunity to compete
for awards, as they examine religious freedom,
its history, current importance and relevance in
their lives. Online registration deadline is
November 14th.
Amount: $2,500
For students between the ages of 13 and 19.
Submit an autobiography and create an artistic
or documentary (non - fiction) video of two
minutes or less that conveys a moment in
relation to Alzheimer s disease when you
learned something about your understanding of
the disease, learned something about
caregiving, or decided to become a community
volunteer or activist.
Amount: 250 - $500
Winning posters will be chosen based on how
well they counteract the media's use of narrow,
unrealistic, negative images of women and/or
challenge advertisers that profit from women's
dissatisfaction with their bodies.
Amount: $100 - $250
Area Go Texan
Scholarships
Multiple scholarships available. Must apply
online.
Athletic Aid.com
A website for sports scholarship information,
recruiting, eligibility and more.
For more information, see website at:
www.athleticaid.com
Not Listed
Register online at:
www.careersandcolleges.com
Not Listed
Stuttgart Chamber of Commerce
P.O. Box 1500
Stuttgart, AR 72160
stuttgartchamber@centurytel.net
Phone: (870) 673-1602
www.stuttgartarkansas.org (click on
"Duck Festival")
Not Listed
Enter online at: www.costep.org
Not Listed
To register and obtain additional
information and assistance in finding
your team members, see website at:
www.globalchallengeaward.org
Not Listed
For more information, see website at:
www.nationalmerit.org/nasp.php
Not Listed
Submit entry online only at:
www.nextstepmagazine.com (click on
"Contests")
Not Listed
For more information, see website at:
www.scholargamers.com/2011scholarships
Not Listed
Amount: Varies
Careers and Colleges
Scholarship Sweepstakes
Enter random drawing for scholarship when you
register on the Careers and Colleges website.
Contest starts in September and ends in May.
Amount: $10,000
Chick and Sophie Major
Memorial Duck Calling
Contest
Students throughout the United States have the
opportunity to compete for a scholarship in the
World's Championship Duck Calling Contest.
Qualifying contests deadlines vary according to
State. Contest is in November of each year.
Amount: $500 - $2,000
COSTEP.org Scholarship
Register on website to enter random drawing for
scholarship.
Amount: $5,000
Global Challenge Award
High school students in grades 9 - 12, who
speak/write English. Year-round registration,
costs $25. The Global Challenge is an online
international competition that encourages
learning in science, technology, engineering and
mathematics
Amount: Varies
National Achievement
Scholarship Program
Black students may enter both the National
Achievement Program and the National Merit®
Program by taking the Preliminary SAT/National
Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test
(PSAT/NMSQT®) and meeting other published
requirements for participation.
Amount: $2,500
Next Step Magazine Shout
Out Writing Contest
A first person account from teenagers on
subjects like peer pressure, politics, friends,
world events, culture, dating or other relevant
topics.
Amount: $100
ScholarGamers.com
Register on website and play games as selected
by ScholarGamers.com to qualify for
scholarships.
Amount: Not listed
United States Achievement
Academy Scholarship
Grades 6-12. Student must be nominated by an
educator to have their name included in
yearbook and have opportunity to be selected for
scholarship. Student is under no financial
obligation to be considered for awards.
Nominate online at: www.usaaacademy.com/scholarships.asp
Not Listed
Submit video at: www.universitybound.com/scholarships
Not Listed
For more information, see website at:
www.upromise.com
Not Listed
Amount: $1,500 - $10,000
University Bound Network
Scholarship Program
Submit video that how an online education could
change your life. Random drawing.
Amount: $2,500
UPROMISE- An alternative
to scholarships
Upromise is a one-stop college service provider
that helps families earn, save and pay for higher
education.
Amount: Varies
ACE Mentoring Program
(Architecture, Construction,
or Engineering)
ACE Mentor Program serves high school youth
who are exploring careers in Architecture,
Construction, or Engineering. Students who
successfully participate in the program are given
the opportunity to compete for scholarships.
Grades 9-12.
Amount: $1,000 - $5,000
American Sheep Industry Make It Yourself with Wool
Contest
Create garment using wool or wool-blend fabric.
Ages 12 - 25. Deadlines vary with state, but
most are in Fall of each year.
Amount: $1,000 - $2,000
AnyCollege.Com
Scholarship
Random drawing on AnyCollege.Com college
search page. Scholarships are awarded
quarterly. Deadlines vary.
To see if your State or region participates
in the program, check website at:
www.acementor.org
Varies
ACE Mentor Program of America
400 Main Street, Suite 711
Stamford, CT 06901
(p) 203.323.0020
For additional information, send
questions and a self-addressed, stamped
envelope to: "National Make It Yourself
With Wool Competition"
Marie Lehfeldt
Box 175
Lavina, MT 59046
406-636-2731
levi@midrivers.com
www.sheepusa.org
Register online at: www.anycollege.com
Varies
See website at:
www.xensei.com/users/adl/
Varies
Varies
Amount: $2,000
Art Contests
This is a website that includes competitions and
contests for artists of all ages. The site may
include information about writing & photo
contests, design & architecture competitions,
auditions, casting calls and scholarship
competitions.
Amount: Varies
ASCAP (American Society
of Composers, Authors and
Publishers) Foundation
Scholarships
Scholarships listed on the ASCAP website for
students who show an interest in the field of
music.
The ASCAP Foundation
One Lincoln Plaza
New York, NY 10023
www.ascapfoundation.org
Varies
For more information, see website at:
www.bowl.com
Varies
BrainstormUSA
8800 Roswell Rd. Suite 200
Atlanta, GA 30350
1-800-595-5561
info@brainstormusa.com
www.brainstormusa.com
Varies
For more information, see website at:
www.cappex.com/scholarships
Varies
For more information, see website at:
www.chigems.com
Varies
For more information, see website at:
www.collegefortexans.com
Varies
For more information, see website at:
www.collegepeas.com/money
Varies
For more information, see website at:
www.collegeprowler.com
Varies
Amount: Varies with scholarship
Bowl.com Scholarships
Various scholarships for students involved in
bowling.
Amount: Varies
BrainstormUSA - Dare to
Dream...Expect to Succeed
Scholarship
Participating students describe a personal dream
and how they hope to attain it. To be eligible for
a prize, all participants must submit a child entry
and a parent entry. Scholarships are awarded
every quarter of the year.
Amount: Computer
Cappex Scholarships
Fill out a Cappex profile to be eligible to apply for
various scholarships. Scholarships will be given
to students with well rounded profiles. Numerous
scholarships available on website with varing
deadlines and requirements.
Amount: Varies
ChiGems Art & Poetry
Scholarship
Submit original artwork with essay. For grades 9
- 12. 2.0 GPA.
Amount: $250
College for Texans
Information every Texan needs to know about
preparing for, applying for and paying for college
or technical school.
Amount: Varies
College Peas Student
Standout College
Scholarship
Submit a maximum 300 - word essay describing
a special skill, talent or interest that helps you
standout from your peers. 3.0 GPA.
Amount: $500
College Prowler No Essay
Scholarship
Submit registration form to compete for monthly
randomly selected scholarships.
Amount: $2,000
Collegeanswer.com
Contest
Register on Collegeanswer.com website to
qualify for monthly, randomly chosen
scholarship.
Register at: www.collegeanswer.com
Varies
Register online at:
www.collegenet.com/elect/app/app
Varies
Common Knowledge Scholarship
Foundation, Inc.
P.O. Box 290361
Davie Fl, 33329-0361
www.cksf.org
Varies
Poets Contest - Grades K-12
Creative Communication
1488 N 200 W
Logan UT 84341
(435) 713 - 4411
editor@poeticpower.com
www.poeticpower.com
Varies
Send essay to:
Essay Contest
1488 N 200 W
Logan UT 84341 or submit online at:
www.poeticpower.com/essay.html
Varies
Enter online at: www.thecutekid.com
Varies
For more information, see website at:
www.davidbarrkirtley.com/teenwriter/Con
tests.html
Varies
Do A Good Deed Contest Headquarters
22222 Sherman Way, #101
Canoga Park, CA 91303
Tel: (818) 888-7100
www.doagooddeed.com
Varies
Amount: $1,000
CollegeNet.com
Scholarships
Register on website and create a profile to win
votes for scholarship.
Amount: $1,000 - $3,000
Common Knowledge
Scholarship Foundation
Scholarships based on well rounded practical
knowledge. Check website for current
competitions and more information.
Amount: Varies with scholarship
Creative Communication Young Poets Contest
The purpose of this contest is to recognize
young writers of poetry. Must submit an original
poem of not more that 21 lines. Contest is held
three times a year. Deadlines are in August,
December and April.
Amount: $50 savings bond
Creative Communication
Essay Contest
Write essay on a topic that you feel is important
to you. Grades 4 - 12. Contest deadlines are
October, February and July.
Amount: $50 savings bond
Cute Kid of the Year
Contest
Submit baby photo for monthly chance to win
scholarship.
Amount: Up to $25,000
David Barr Kirtley - Science
Fiction and Fantasy Writing
Awards
Resources for Teen Writers Interested in
Science Fiction & Fantasy Writing. Various
contests with some offering cash awards.
Amount: Varies with contest
Do A Good Deed Contest
Simply do a good deed. Anything goes, a small
action or being involved in a big project. Prizes
are awarded by doctors based on the positive
results affecting you and the people around you.
Amount: Various prizes
Do Something - Grants and
Scholarships
Grants and scholarships on DoSomething.org
website
For more information, see website at:
www.dosomething.org/grants
Varies
Amount: Varies
EssayContests.com
A listing of currently running essay contests that
award money and other prizes to winners. Some
contests require an entry fee. These contests
are not scholarships!
For more information, see website at:
www.essaycontests.com
Varies
Executive Women
International Scholarship
Program
For high school Juniors. - male or female. Only
one student per school is eligible. Scholarship
based on academic achievement and community
and school involvement. Deadlines vary with
each local chapter.
Executive Women International
515 South 700 East Suite 2A
Salt Lake City, UT 84102
801.355.2800
ewi@ewiconnect.com
www.executivewomen.org
Varies
Register online at:
www.freecollegescholarships.net
Varies
For more information, see website at:
www.freelancewriting.com
Varies
For more information, see website at:
www.girlswritenow.org
Varies
For more information, see website at:
https://givingsoulscholarships.com/index
members.html
Varies
Register online at: www.gocollege.com
Varies
Amount: $2,000 - $10,000
FreeCollegeScholarships.n
et
Register on website to enter random drawing for
scholarship.
Amount: $10,000
Freelance Writing Contests
These are not scholarships, but the website
offers cash prizes for winners in several different
writing categories.
Amount: Varies with contest
Girls Write Now Contests
Girls Write Now webpage includes a list of
contests and scholarships that are aimed
specifically at TEENS with topics ranging from
poetry to social justice.
Amount: Varies with scholarship
Giving Soul Student
Scholarships
Scholarships on a monthly basis to students who
tell about how they are actively making a
difference in the world.
Amount: $550
GoCollege.Com Lucky
Draw Scholarships
Register online for monthly drawings for
scholarships sponsored by GoCollege.com
Amount: $250
International Pet Owners
Club - Cutest Pet Contest
Pet Photo Contest - All breeds considered.
Membership in club in not necessary to
participate or win. This is not a scholarship! It is
a photo contest open to all. One entry may be
submitted every six months.
Cutest Pet Contest
c/o International Pet Owners Club
P.O. Box 4470
Olathe, KS 66063
Phone: 1-913-782-3272
www.cutestpetcontest.com
Varies
Applicants must compete in local or state
chapter contests. Check web site for
State Chapters and rules of contest.
Varies
Amount: $1,000
Joseph S. Rumbaugh
Oration Contest - National
Society of the Sons of the
American Revolution
For U.S. residents. For Freshmen, Sophomores,
Juniors or Seniors in a public or parochial school
Oration must be between 5-6 minutes and topic
must address the Revolutionary War or a
personality showing the relationship it bears to
America today.
Amount: $200 - $3000
Junior Science and
Humanities Symposium
JSHS invites high school students to conduct an
original investigation in sciences, engineering or
mathematics and to participate in regional and
state symposiums. Deadlines vary with region,
but all must be completed by early April.
Chairman of the Rumbaugh Oration
Contest
NSSAR Headquarters
1000 South Fourth Street
Louisville, KY 40203-3208
(502) 589-1776
contest@sar.org
www.sar.org
JHSH
24 Warren St.
Concord, NH
603-228-4520
cousens@jshs.org
www.jshs.org
Varies
Amount: $1,000 - $12,000
Manuscript Editing
Creative writing contests for people of all ages.
Amount: Varies with contest
Miss America's
Outstanding Teen
Competition
Be a young lady between the ages of 13 and 17.
Be a United States citizen. Deadlines vary with
state.
Amount: Varies
For more information, see website at:
www.manuscriptediting.com/contests.ht
m
Varies
If you are interested in receiving more
information about becoming a contestant
in the Miss America's Outstanding Teen,
see website at: www.maoteen.org and
navigate to the state you are interested
in competing in.
Varies
Miss America's Outstanding Teen, Inc
13911 West Hillsborough Avenue, Suite
168
Tampa, FL 33635
Email: info@MAOTeen.org
www.MAOTeen.org
Miss American Coed
Pageants
For girls ages 3 -21. Scholarships offered for
winners of state and national competitions. See
website for information concerning State and
National competitions.
Amount: Varies
American Coed Pageants, Inc.
4120 Piedmont Road
Pensacola, FL 32503
nationals@gocoed.com
www.gocoed.com/main1.shtml
Varies
Mycollegeguide.org
Scholarship Sweepstakes
Grades 9 - 12. Register on website to enter
random drawing for scholarship.
For more information, see website at:
http://mycollegeguide.org/
Varies
Live Poets Society of NJ
P O Box 8841
Turnersville NJ 08012
LPSNJ@comcast.net
www.highschoolpoetrycontest.com
Varies
Contact your State Coordinator at:
http://nationalhistoryday.org
Varies
NLAPW
National Headquarters
Pen Arts Building
1300 Seventeenth Street N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20036-1973
Phone: 202-785-1997
www.americanpenwomen.org
Varies
To join NSHSS and see more
information about the scholarships, go to
website at: www.nshss.org
Varies
The National Society of the
Sons of the American Revolution
1000 S. 4th Street
Louisville KY 40203
502-589-1776
www.sar.org (click on "Education/Youth")
Varies
Chairman, NSSAR Knight Essay Contest
721 Booth Drive
Shrevesport, LA 71107-3901
301-425-4765
Email: johnjohnsoncis@yahoo.com
www.sar.org (click on Education/Youth")
Varies
Amount: $2,000
National High School
Poetry Contest
Open to all U.S. high school students. Submit a
poem of not more than twenty lines that is
unpublished and is solely your own work.
Submissions will be accepted continuously
through May 31.
Amount: $150 - $1,000
National History Day
Contest
Show your creativity by making history come
alive in an exhibit, documentary, paper, or
performance. Contests held in Spring of each
year. Deadlines vary with State - many by March
1. Grades 6-12.
Amount: $250 - $1,000
National League of
American Penwomen
Contests in Art, Music, Poetry and Writing listed
on the National League of American Penwomen
website.
Amount: Varies with contest
National Society of High
School Scholars
Must be a member of NSHSS. Academic
scholarships and academic competitions are
offered annually. Some deadlines are as early as
November 30.
Amount: $250 - $5,000
National Society of the
Sons of the American
Revolution
Various contests sponsored by the NSSAR,
including the Eagle Scout Contest and Joseph
Rumbaugh Oration Contest.
Amount: Varies
National Society of the
Sons of the American
Revolution - Knight Essay
Contest
All high school sophomores, juniors and seniors
who are United States citizens or legal residents.
Must be entered through a local NSSAR
Chapter. 800- to 1,000-word original research
paper on an event, person, philosophy, or ideal
associated with the American Revolution, the
Declaration of Independence, or the framing of
the United States Constitution.
Deadlines vary with state - some as early as
December 28.
Amount: $500 - $2,000
National Teenager
Scholarship Pageant
Female between the ages of 12 - 18. Contest
based on academic achievement, school, and
community involvement, communication, and
leadership skills. No Swimsuit competition.
Deadlines vary with state with contest held in
late July - early August.
Amount: Varies
Poetry Contests
Various contests for writers of original poetry.
Requirements vary with contest.
See website at: www.nationalteen.com
for State deadlines and application.
Varies
America's National Teenager
808 Deer Crossing Court
Nashville, TN 37220
Toll Free: 1-866-NAT-TEEN
Phone: (615) 370-4338
jennytelwar@mac.com
For more information see website at:
http://dmoz.org/Arts/Writers_Resources/
Contests/Poetry/
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Poetry.Com Contest
1 Poetry Plaza
Owings Mills, MD 21117
(410) 356-2000
Submit poem online at: www.poetry.com
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Register at:
www.scholarshipexperts.com
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Amount: Varies
Poetry.Com Contests
Submit an original poem, twenty four lines or
less, on any subject, in any style. Awarded
monthly.
Amount: $25 - 5,000
Scholarshipexperts.com
Scholarships
Register on website to access information about
several scholarships offered by
Scholarshipexperts.com. Must be 13 yrs. or
older.
Amount: Varies
ScholarshipPoints.com
Members earn points for scholarships by logging
in each day, completing surveys and reviewing
other sites and services. Drawings are monthly.
Amount: Varies with scholarship
For more information, see website at:
www.scholarshippoints.com
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Scholarsite.com
Scholarships
Random monthly drawing. Must register with
Scholarsite.com to be eligible.
For more information, see website at:
www.scholarsite.com
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For more information, see website at:
www.artandwriting.org
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Amount: $1,000
Scholastic Art and Writing
Awards - Alliance for Young
Artists and Writers
Grades 7 - 12. Awards will be given for
outstanding works in writing and visual art
categories. Students should check website for
detailed information. Deadlines vary by region
with some as early as October.
Amount: From $1,000 to $10,000
SEVEN Fund - I Am an
Entrepreneur Photography
Competition
This competition recognizes the outstanding use
of photography to tell compelling stories of role
model entrepreneurs from around the world.
Anyone is welcome to participate in this
competition.
For more information, see website at:
www.sevenfund.org/entrepreneur-image
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For more information, see website at:
www.sharpsinc.com/scholarship.htm
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Star of Texas Fair and Rodeo
9100 Decker Lake Road, Austin, TX
78724
Phone: (512) 919-3000
Fax: (512) 919-3005
Email: info@rodeoaustin.com
www.rodeoaustin.com/scholarships.aspx
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For more information, see website at:
www.studentloannetwork.com/10K/
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For more information, see website at:
www.teenink.com/Resources/ContestsR.
php
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To receive detailed information and a
selection application, contact your high
school principal, counselor or refer to the
State-level Education Selection
Administrators listed on web page at:
www.ussenateyouth.org
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Achievement Scholarship Fund
2207 Concord Pike, Suite 623
Wilmington, DE 19803.
www.achievementscholarshipfund.org
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Random drawing for students who sign up for
CollegeSTEPS program. Drawings are held
eight times during the year.
For more information, go to web site at:
https://wfefs.wellsfargo.com/csteps/rules.
jsp
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Amount: $1,000
1-888-511-7302
collegesteps@wellsfargo.com
Amount: $250 - $1,000
Sharps Scholarship
Program
Must write essay on topic of accidental needlestick injuries outside of hospital and healthcare
settings. Contest held twice a year.
Amount: $750 - $1,500
Star of Texas Fair and
Rodeo Scholarship
Available to students from all counties in Texas.
Amount: $2,500 - $15,000
Student Loan Network
$10,000 Scholarship
Register on website to enter quarterly random
drawing for scholarship.
Amount: $10,000
Teen Ink Magazine
A website that has many writing contests for
teens.
Amount: Varies with contest.
United States Senate Youth
Program
Junior and Seniors in high school who hold an
elected student office are eligible to apply for this
scholarship. Two students will be selected from
each state. States have deadlines varying from
July 1 through November 2.
Amount: $5,000 and all expense paid trip to
Washington, D.C.
US Achievement
Scholarship Fund
Visit website to see complete eligibility
requirements to enter monthly contests. Must be
U.S. citizen.
Amount: $5,000
Wells Fargo CollegeSTEPS
Scholarship
WinningSurveys.com
Sweepstakes
Fill out a survey to enter a random drawing to
win up to $50,000.
Enter online at:
www.winningsurveys.com
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L. Ron Hubbard Writers or Illustrators of
the Future Contest
P.O. Box 1630
Los Angeles, CA 90078
contests@authorservicesinc.com
www.writersofthefuture.com
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For more information, see website at:
www.youngvoicesfoundation.org
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Apply online at:
http://www.zinch.com/static/collegescholarships.html
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Amount: $50,000
Writers/Illustrators of the
Future Contests
For writers or illustrators of science fiction or
fantasy stories. The contest has four quartersOctober 1, January 1, April 1 and July 1.
Amount: $500 - $5,000
Young Voices Foundation
Writing Contests
Writing contests for students grade K - 12.
Amount: $25 - $1,500
Zinch.com General
Scholarship
Current high school student, minimum 2.0 GPA,
Zinch profile complete. Both need of student and
merit considered. Winners chosen based on
what the student provides in his/her Zinch
profile.
Amount: $1,000 - $10,000