Scholarship Information Bulletin
October 24, 2011
WAGNER’S TEST CODE: 446-277
This issue of the “Scholarship Bulletin” provides information on many important items including SAT/ACT test registration
deadlines and scholarship information. Please read the “Scholarship Information Bulletin” (SIB) and keep for future reference.
Make note of deadlines and be sure to request transcripts at least two weeks before you need them.
SENIORS: TAKE YOUR COLLEGE ENTRANCE
EXAMS NOW!!!!!
Many scholarships require SAT or ACT scores. If you have not already taken one of these tests, you need
to sign up NOW for the December test dates. SAT Deadline – Nov. 8; ACT Deadline – Nov. 4.
Remember, if you qualify for the free or reduced lunch program, you can get a fee waiver for the SAT
and ACT so that you will not have to pay for the tests. Come to the Career Center to ask for them.
The Judson ISD College & Career Fair will be held on
Tuesday, October 25,
from 6 – 7:30 at Judson High School.
Representatives from a variety of colleges will be on hand to answer your questions and give information
about their programs. Don’t miss this local event!
College Week Live will be hosting the “World’s Largest College Fair”
on Nov. 2 & 3. See the attachment for details.
Attached are some of the individual college scholarship opportunities for
seniors. Be sure to check the websites of the colleges you are interested in for
applications and details. Some of the scholarship applications are part of the
ApplyTexas process. Be sure to complete all portions of the application to be
considered for these scholarships.
Don’t forget: The scholarship deadline for UT, Texas A&M, and the
University of Houston is Dec. 1. The deadline for Texas State is Dec. 15. Don’t
be caught in the last-minute crush. Complete your applications and request
your transcripts now!!
CURRENT SCHOLARSHIP/CONTEST/WEBSITE LISTING
TITLE
REQUIREMENTS
CONTACT INFO:
DUE
http://www.giveusyourpoor.org/partners/horatio-algerassociation.php
10/30/2011
American Legion
Oratorical Contest
Senior with strong commitment to
pursue a bachelor’s degree
Critical financial need
Involvement in co-curricular and
community activities
Demonstrated integrity and
perseverance
Minimum GPA of 2.0
U.S. Citizen
The contest consists of two
speeches: a prepared oration and
an assigned topic.
Contact your local American Legion Post or State
Headquarters at
PO Box 140527
Austin, TX 78714-0527
11/1/2011
Society for Science
& the Public
Students must submit an individual
research project and supporting
information.
Science Education Programs
1719 N. Street, NW
Washington, DC 20036
202-785-2255
www.societyforscience.org
American Academy of
Neurology Neuroscience Research
Prize
For high school students grades 912 who present a project or original
laboratory research in the field of
neuroscience.
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
11/01/2011
American Harlequin Dance Scholarship Program
1531 Glen Avenue
Moorestown, NJ 08057
800-642-6440
dance@harlequinfloors.com
www.harlequinfloors.com
11/01/2011
For more information, see website at:
www.thecrisischannel.com/Crisis_Channel/Scholarship.ht
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11/01/2011
For more information, see website at:
www.duckbrand.com/Home/Promotions/stick-or-treat.aspx
11/01/2011
For more information, see your Counselor or go to website
at: www.jeffersonscholars.org
11/01/2011
Horatio Alger
Amount: $1,000
American Harlequin
Corporation Dance
Scholarship Program
For students who wish to pursue a
career in performing arts. This is a
random drawing, but to qualify you
must have the application
completed by a dance instructor.
11/2011
See website
for this years
date
Amount: 1,000 - $5,000
Crisis Channel
Scholarship
Submit an original video that shows
how your family or community
prepares for an emergency.
Amount: $500
DUCK® BRAND DUCT
TAPE
Jefferson Scholars
Foundation - University
of Virginia
Entrants must decorate and/or
accessorize a pumpkin (real or
artificial) using duct tape. Ages 14
or older.
Amount: $1,000
For High School Seniors. Must
attend University of Virginia. Each
school may nominate two students
from the Senior class. Scholarship
is based on academic merit.
Amount: $24,000 - $49,000 per year
Kairos Prize for
Spiritually Uplifting
Screenplay
Lights, Camera, Save!
Video Contest
National Rifle
Association Youth
Wildlife Art Contest
Submit screenplay that is
wholesome, uplifting and
inspirational and which results in a
greater increase in either man's
love or understanding of God. Must
be at least 18 yrs old. $50 fee
before 9/19, $80 thereafter.
Amount: $10,000 - $25,000
Submit video which addresses the
topic of saving money. For students
ages 13 -18. Check website for
participating banks in your state.
Amount: $3,000 - $500 Savings
Bond
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
National Suffolk Sheep
Foundation
High School Senior or current
college student. Must currently be a
regular member of or part of a
family membership in the United
Suffolk Sheep Association.
Kairos Prize
4021 Canario Street, Ste 338
Carlsbad, CA 92008
11/01/2011
For more information, see website at:
www.aba.com/ABAEF/LightsCameraSave.htm
11/01/2011
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")
11/01/2011
United Suffolk Sheep Association
P O Box 995
Ottumwa, IA 52501.
11/01/2011
Contact your school Principal or Guidance Counselor for
application or see webpage at: http://spirit.prudential.com
11/01/2011
TCU Texas Youth Entrepreneur of the Year Awards
Steve & Sarah Smith Entrepreneurs Hall
2805 West Lowden, Suite 309
Fort Worth, Texas 76109
Phone: 817-257-6544
txyouth@tcu.edu
www.neeley.tcu.edu/txyouth
11/01/2011
For more information, see website at;
www.texaspainthorseclub.com (click on "Forms")
11/01/2011
For more information, see website at:
www.vacancy.com/scholarship
11/01/2011
Amount: $1,000
Prudential Spirit of
Community Awards National Association of
Secondary School
Principals
Award based on community and
volunteer activities. Grades 5 - 12.
TCU Texas Youth
Entrepreneur of the
Year Awards Program
The award is open to any high
school student who has started and
managed a business. These
scholarships may be used to offset
tuition at any school of the student's
choice. If the student attends TCU,
the scholarships will double.
Amount: State winners - $1,000,
National winners - $1,000 and an all
expense paid trip to Washington,
DC.
Amount: $1,000 - $5,000
TEXAS PAINT HORSE
CLUB SCHOLARSHIP
For Children of Texas Paint Horse
Club Members.
Amount: Not listed
Vacancy.com Blog
Scholarship
Anyone who has a blog or webpage
can enter. Use Vacancy.com to find
your ideal apartment in your ideal
city. Write a short essay explaining
why it is so amazing.
Amount: $500
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
College Week Live
Scholarship
Submit an essay that illustrates
changes that you believe your high
school needs. Must be between the
ages of 14 - 19.
Amount: $300 - $1,000
For high school students grades 9 12. To enter the contest: Register
for CollegeWeekLive and login/
attend CollegeWeekLive during a
live event during the Fall semester.
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
11/01/2011
For more information, see website at:
www.energizestudents.org/Speak-Your-Mind/Contest.aspx
11/01/2011
Register online at: www.collegeweeklive.com/
11/03/2011
For more information, see website at:
www.nsliforyouth.org/#data
11/03/2011
EESC
1004 5th Street
Springfield, OR 97477
Tel: (541)988-1005
www.engineeringedu.com/postercontest.html
11/04/2011
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
11/05/2011
Screening Committee
Sphinx Competition
400 Renaissance Center, Suite 2550
Detroit MI 48243
313-877-9100
info@sphinxmusic.org
www.sphinxmusic.org (click on "Programs")
11/09/2011
Amount: $10,000
National Security
Language Initiative for
Youth (NSLI-Y)
Engineering Education
Service Center (EESC)
Poster Contest
Foundation for
Individual Rights in
Education (FIRE)
Freedom in Academia
Essay Contest
Sphinx Competition for
String Players
Full, merit-based scholarships for
eligible high school students to
learn less commonly taught
languages in summer and
academic-year overseas immersion
programs.
Amount: Expenses associated with
program
“Grand Challenges for Engineering”
is the theme for the Engineering
Education Service Center’s poster
contest. Must be 18 or older to
enter. If under 18, a parent or
guardian must submit your poster
on your behalf.
Amount: $50 - $200
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 competition is open to all Junior
High, High School and College age
Black and Latino string players
residing in the U.S. All semi-finalists
receive full scholarship to summer
education program.
Amount: $2,000 - $10,000
Oklahoma City National
Memorial and Museum
Student Essay Contest
For grades 5 - 12. Answer essay
questions on website which provoke
ideas about citizenship and
responsibility to do what is right to
make the world a better place.
Amount: $50 - $100
First Freedom Student
Competition
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.
Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum
323 N. Harvey
Oklahoma City 73101
405.235.3313
888.542.HOPE
lp@oklahomacitynationalmemorial.org
www.oklahomacitynationalmemorial.org (click on
"Education")
11/11/2011
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
Women in Aviation, International
Morningstar Airport
3647 State Route 503 South
West Alexandria, OH 45381-9354
Phone 937-839-4647
www.wai.org
11/14/2011
For more information, see website at:
http://allmediany.com/competitions.php
11/15/2011
PBA|NCA - Sally Scholarship
15825 N. 71st Street, Suite 100
Scottsdale, AZ 85254-1521
www.probeauty.org/competitions/#scholarship
11/15/2011
National Rifle Association
Jeanne E. Bray Memorial Scholarship
11250 Waples Mill Rd.
Fairfax, VA 22030
703-267-1131
selkin@nrahq.org
www.nrahq.org/law/lebenefits.asp
11/15/2011
Stokes Scholarship Application
National Security Agency
9800 Savage Rd. Suite 6779
Ft. George G. Meade, MD 20755-6779
(410) 854-4725
www.nsa.gov (click on "Careers")
11/15/2011
Amount: $2,500
Women in Aviation,
International
Scholarships
Must be member of Women in
Aviation, International. Various
scholarships listed on webpage some are available to high school
students.
Amount: Varies with scholarship
AllMediaNY.com
Scholarship
Competition
High School Senior in the U.S. Tworound essay contest.
Amount: $100 - $1,000
National Cosmetology
Association - Sally
Beauty Scholarship
High school graduates under the
age of 26, NCA members or
children/grandchildren of current
NCA members interested in the field
of cosmetology.
Amount: $1,000
National Rifle
Association - Jeanne E.
Bray Memorial
Scholarship
National Security
Agency - Stokes
Educational
Scholarship Program
For dependent children of any
public law enforcement officer killed
in the line of duty who was a
member of NRA at time of death
and dependent children of any
current or retired law enforcement
officers who are living and have
current NRA membership.
Amount: Up to $2,000 per year
SAT-1600, ACT-25, High school
GPA 3.0 or higher, demonstrate
leadership abilities, U.S. citizen,
must work for National Security
Agency after graduation. Must
major in computer or electrical
engineering, computer science,
mathematics or intelligence
analysis.
Amount: Tuition, books, fees
Renaissance Training
Institute - Youth Civil
Rights Leadership
Essay Contest (
Susan G. Komen
Scholarship
Texas Music Educators
Association
High school students grades - 9 -12
- in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex
will have the opportunity to compete
for an all-expense paid trip to the
RTIEL Youth Civil Rights
Leadership Tour, which will consist
of visits to historic sites in the cities
of Montgomery and Selma,
Alabama and various youth summit
activities hosted by the National
Voting Rights Museum and Institute.
In addition, the first and second
place winners will be awarded
scholarships.
Amount: $500 - $1,000
Seniors who plan to attend a state
university
who face significant financial
burdens due to the loss of a parent
or guardian to breast cancer or their
own breast cancer diagnosis at age
25 or younger
For students who are interested in
becoming a teacher with a
commitment to music education.
Amount: $2,500
Writer's Digest Short
Short Story Competition
Submit a fiction short story
manuscript of 1,500 words or fewer.
Other contests available on website.
RTIEL, INC.
P.O. Box 174831
Arlington, Texas 76003
Phone: 888.881.2657
Email: info@rtiel.org
www.rtiel.org/Youth-Essay-Contest.html
11/15/2011
For information and to apply go to
www.komen.org/scholarship
11/15/2011
Texas Music Educators Association
P.O. Box 140465
Austin, Texas 78714-0465
(888) 318-8632
www.tmea.org/programs/scholarships
11/15/2011
For more information, see website at:
www.writersdigest.com/competitions/short-story
11/15/2011
Intel Science Talent Search
Society for Science & the Public
1719 N. Street, NW
Washington, D.C. 20036
202-785-2255
sts@societyforscience.org
www.societyforscience.org/sts
11/16/2011
For more information, see website at: www.artofdairyartcontest.com
11/18/2011
Amount: $100 - $3,000
Society for Science &
the Public - Intel
Science Talent Search
For High School Seniors who have
completed independent science
research projects and wish to
pursue careers in science, math,
engineering or medicine.
Amount: $1,000 - $100,000
Lucerne - The Art of
Dairy Art Contest
Entrants will be required to neatly
design, decorate and color the cow
pictured on the Entry Form uniquely
blending some aspect of music with
at least one dairy product, where
dairy product plays a central role in
the design. For students grades 9 12 in selected states in the U.S.
Check website to see if your state
participates.
Amount: $5,000 for student, $5,000
for teacher and up to $20,000 for
school
Texas Scholar Award
♦Senior with minimum GPA of 3.5
or better
♦Cannot be a family member of a
State Farm employee
♦Participates in at least one of the
following UIL activities:
See Mrs. Carlton in T129 or email her at
scarlton@judsonisd.org to be nominated
Academics:
*Business – accounting, computer
science, computer applications
*Journalism – editorial writing,
feature writing, headline writing,
news writing
*Language Arts – literary criticism,
ready writing, spelling & vocabulary
*Math & Science – Calculator
applications, mathematics, number
sense, science
*Speech – cross examination
debate, informative & persuasive
speaking, *Lincoln Douglas debate,
poetry & prose interpretation
Nomination
forms due to
Mrs. Carlton
by the
following
dates to be
considered
for each
opportunity:
Nov. 18,
2011
Dec. 9, 2011
Jan. 20,
2012
Feb. 17,
2012
Athletics
cross country, football, team tennis,
baseball, basketball, golf, soccer,
softball, swimming & diving, tennis,
track & field, wrestling
Music
band, choir, orchestra, mariachi
Other UIL Competition
Current Issues & Events
One-Act Play
Social Studies
Center for Alcohol
Policy Essay Contest
Must be 18 yrs of age or older.
Essay: “The Importance of Toward
Liquor Control to Modern Alcohol
Policy.”
Center for Alcohol Policy
1101 King Street Ste 600-A
Alexandria, VA 22314
Phone: (703) 519-3090 info@centerforalcoholpolicy.org
www.centerforalcoholpolicy.org/essay-contest
11/19/2011
For more information, see website at:
www.dosomething.org/make-art-save-art
11/28/2011
BOA Editions, Ltd.
PO Box 30971
Rochester, NY 14604
11/30/2011
For more information, see website at:
www.fraserinstitute.org (click on "Education Programs"
11/30/2011
Send apps to: scholarships@rotor.com or
1635 Prince Street, Alexandria, Virginia 22314.
11/30/2011
Amount: $1,000 - $5,000
Do Something - Make
Art, Save Art Contest
Submit visual artwork and a short
essay showcasing the importance
of art education.
Amount: $1,000
A. Poulin, Jr. Poetry
Prize
US citizen 18 & older who have not
published a book of poetry.
Amount: $1,500
Fraser Institute Video
Contest
Submit video addressing the topic:
"Natural Disasters: The Economics
of Aid and Recovery"
Amount: $750 - $2,000
Helicopter Foundation
International
Must have interest studying to be a
commercial helicopter pilot or
helicopter maintenance technician.
Amount: Varies with scholarship
National Catholic
Society of Foresters
Scholarship
P.E.O. (Philanthropic
Educational
Organization)
International - STAR
Scholarship
Must be a member of the National
Catholic Society of Foresters and
has held an insurance policy for at
least 2 years.
National Catholic Society of Foresters
320 S. School St.
Mt. Prospect, Illinois 60056
1-800-344-6273
www.ncsf.com/scholarships.html
11/30/2011
P.E.O. International Headquarters
3700 Grand Avenue
Des Moines, Iowa 50312
Phone: 515-255-3153
www.peointernational.org/peo-projectsphilanthropies
11/30/2011
Recruits individuals, particularly
minority students, who have
demonstrated skills critical to the
National Security Agency (NSA). As
an NSA employee, you will attend
college full time, then work during
the summer at NSA. Visit the
website for program benefits and
qualifications.
www.nsa.gov
National Security Agency
9800 Savage Rd, Suite 6779
Fort George G. Meade, MD 20755-6779
Attn: Stokes Program
11/30/2011
Scholarships will be awarded based
on a combination of SAT and/or
ACT scores (no mixing allowed),
class rank, GPA, and the number of
advanced placement or honors
courses completed through grade
11. Must be enrolled in an AFROTC
program in college.
AFROTC Admissions
College Scholarship Section
551 East Maxwell Blvd.
Maxwell AFB, AL 36112-5917
1-866-423-7682
www.afrotc.com/scholarships
12/01/2011
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.html
12/01/2011
Barbara Lotze Scholarship Committee
American Association of Physics Teachers
One Physics Elipse
College Park, MD 20740
301-209-3340
programs@aapt.org
www.aapt.org (click on "Programs")
12/01/2011
American Quarter Horse Foundation
Scholarship Program
2601 East Interstate 40
Amarillo, TX 79104
(806) 378-5029
foundation@aqha.org
www.aqha.com/Foundation.aspx
12/01/2011
Amount: $4,000
For High School Senior Women.
Exhibits excellence in leadership,
extracurricular activities, community
service, academics and potential for
future success. 20 years of age or
under. 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. Citizen or
legal permanent resident of the
United States or Canada.
Recommended by a P.E.O. chapter.
Amount: $2,500
Stokes Educational
Scholarship Program
Air Force ROTC
Scholarships
Alzheimer’s Foundation
of America - Teens
Video Competition
American Association
of High School Physics
Teachers - Barbara
Lotze Scholarship for
Future Teachers
Amount: Varies
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
For students who plan to pursue a
career in physics teaching at the
high school level. Must be U.S.
citizen.
Amount: $2,000
American Quarter Horse
Association
Scholarships
All scholarships offered by the
American Quarter Horse
Association. Must be member of the
association.
Amount: $500 - $8,000
866-NSA-HIRE or 410-854-4725
AXA-Achievement
Scholarship Program
Scholarship based on academic
achievement, extracurricular
activities and community service.
One scholarship per state and one
National winner.
Amount: $10,000 - $25,000
Fleet Reserve
Association Americanism Essay
Contest
Contest is open to students in
grades 7-12. You must write an
essay of no more than 350 words
on the following topic: “What
Freedom of Speech Means to Me”.
You must be sponsored by a branch
of the Fleet Reserve Association, a
unit of the Ladies Auxiliary or a
Member-at-Large to enter.
AXA Achievement Scholarship Program
Scholarship Management Services, CSFA
One Scholarship Way P.O. Box 297
Saint Peter, MN 56082
1-800-537-4180
axaachievement@scholarshipamerica.org
www.axa-equitable.com/axa-foundation/AXA-achievementscholarship.html
12/01/2011
Fleet Reserve Association National Headquarters
125 N. West Street
Alexandria, VA 22314-2754
(703) 683-1400
www.fra.org/essay
12/01/2011
Register online at: http://autoskills.aaa.com
12/01/2011
For more information, see website at:
www.foreclosure.com. Questions or comments regarding
the essay or the Foreclosure.com Scholarship Program
can be sent to scholarship@foreclosure.com or call at
561.988.9669 ext. 7387.
12/01/2011
Haraldson Foundation
25025 I-45 North, Suite 410
The Woodlands, Texas 77380
(281) 362-9909
ndossey@haraldsonfoundation.org
www.haraldsonfoundation.org
12/01/2011
Independent Pool and Spa Service Association, Inc.
10842 Noel Street #107
Los Alamitos CA 90720
888-360-9505
info@ipssa.com
www.ipssa.com (click on "Resources")
12/01/2011
For more information, see website at:
www.texasscholarships.org/types/osfs/los.html
12/01/2011
Amount: $2,000 - $10,000 Savings
Bond
Ford/AAA Student Auto
Skills Contest
Foreclosure.com
Scholarship Program
Haraldson Foundation
Scholarship - University
of Texas
Independent Pool & Spa
Service Association
Scholarship Fund
For 11th and 12th grade Automotive
Technology students. Teams
compete in a nationwide contest for
scholarships and prizes.
Amount: Varies
Essay: "You've acquired $150,000
in cash to be used specifically for a
distressed real estate purchase.
Outline a detailed strategy that
ensures the maximum return on
investment, whether it's in terms of
financial profit or personal
satisfaction ... or both". For
incoming Freshmen, undergraduate
and graduate students.
Amount: $1,000 - $5,000
For high school Seniors who plan to
attend the University of Texas at
Austin or currently enrolled
students. Must demonstrate
academic excellence (High SAT or
ACT scores, Top 10% of graduation
class).
Amount: $33,600
Must be self-employed swimming
pool/spa service technicians or
immediate family in California,
Arizona, Texas, Florida and
Nevada.
Amount: Not listed
Longhorn Opportunity
Scholarship
For students in selected high
schools in Texas who wish to enroll
in the University of Texas. Check
the website to see if your school is
participating in this program.
Amount: $5,000 per year
Maryknoll Student
Essay Contest
National Rifle
Association Civil Rights
Defense Fund Youth
Essay Contest
For students grades 6 - 12. Theme
for essay: "Bullying is a serious
problem among young people
today. Tell a story of how you or
someone you know experienced
bullying. Then explain how you think
Jesus would tell all those involved
to handle the situation."
Amount: $150 - $1,000
Grades K -12. 1000 word essay on
topic: "The Second Amendment to
the Constitution: Why it is important
to our nation."
Amount: $100 - $1,000 Savings
Bonds
Texas Chapter of The
Wildlife Society
Elks National
Foundation
Scholarships
National Cattlemen's
Foundation Beef
Industry Scholarship
For college students pursuing
degrees in programs that will
prepare them for careers in natural
resource conservation.
Amount: Varies
Any high school senior who is a
U.S. citizen. Applications will be
judged on scholarship, leadership
and financial need. Other
scholarships are available on
website.
Amount: $1,000 - $15,000
Graduating high school Seniors or
full time undergraduate students
who are pursuing careers in the
beef industry. Essay required.
Amount: $1,500
National Organization
for Women - Love Your
Body Poster Contest
Get Green Video
Contest
Annie's Sustainable
Agriculture Scholarship
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
Open to U.S. high school students
between the ages of 14 and 19.
Submit a 30 - 120 second video that
shows how one or more of the
elements of science, technology,
engineering or math can help green
your city or town.
Amount: $250 - $500 plus Samsung
products
Students must be studying
sustainable/organic agriculture.
Amount: Varies
Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers
PO Box 304
Maryknoll, NY 10545-0304
Phone: 914-941-7590
Toll Free: 888-627-9566
E-Mail: essaycontest@maryknoll.org
www.maryknollsociety.org
12/01/2011
NRA Civil Rights Defense Fund,
Office of General Counsel,
11250 Waples Mill Road
Fairfax, VA 22030
Phone: (703) 267-1250
www.nradefensefund.org
12/01/2011
For more information, see website at: www.tctws.org
12/01/2011
Elks National Foundation
2750 N. Lakeview Ave.
Chicago, Illinois 60614-1889
773-755-4728
enf@elks.org
www.elks.org/enf/scholars/mvs.cfm
12/02/2011
National Cattlemen's Foundation
9110 East Nichols Ave. Suite 300
Centennial, CO 80112
ncf@beef.org
303-694-0305
www.nationalcattlemensfoundation.org
12/02/2011
National Organization for Women Foundation
1100 H Street, NW, Third Floor
Washington, D.C. 20005
(202) 628-8669 (628-8NOW)
http://loveyourbody.nowfoundation.org
12/03/2011
For more information, see website at: http://planetconnect.org/getgreenvideocontest
12/08/2011
Annie’s Scholarship Committee
1610 5th Street
Berkeley, CA 94710
800.288.1089
www.annies.com/doing-good#Sustainable-AgricultureScholarships
12/15/2011
Being an American
Essay Contest
Fireside Catholic
Publishing Scholarship
For grades nine through twelve.
Essay topic: “How does the
Constitution establish and maintain
a culture of liberty?”. Check website
to see if your state participates in
this program.
Amount: $250 - $1,000
For any student enrolled in a
Catholic high school who is a senior
during the current school year.
Essay required.
Amount: $1,000
MONEY MISSION
FINANCIAL LITERACY
SCHOLARSHIP
PROGRAM
Must register to play a financial
literacy game via a link placed on
the website of a participating credit
union. Submit a 400 - 800 - word
essay on the following topic: "What I
Learned From the Money Mission
Financial Literacy Scholarship
Program Simulation and How Those
Lessons Will Help Me in Real Life."
The Bill of Rights Institute
200 North Glebe Road, Suite 200
Arlington, VA 22203
703-894-1776
info@BillofRightsInstitute.org
www.beinganamerican.org
12/15/2011
Fireside Essay Scholarship
P.O. Box 780189
Wichita, KS 67278-0189
800-676-3264
scholarshipinfo@firesidecatholic.com
www.firesidecatholic.com/essay.htm
12/19/2011
For more information, see website at:
www.moneymission.com
12/19/2011
Anne Ford Scholarship
National Center for Learning Disabilities, Inc.
381 Park Ave. South, Suite 1401
New York, NY 10016-8806
212-545-7510
Toll-free: 888.575.7373
ncid@ncld.org
www.ncld.org
12/31/2011
For more information, see website at:
http://yourlocalsecurity.com/scholarship
12/31/2011
For more information, see website at:
www.drpepper.com/promotions
12/31/2011
United States Hispanic Leadership Institute
431 South. Dearborn Street
Suite 1203
Chicago, IL 60605
Telephone: (312) 427-8683
Toll-Free (800) 959-5151
www.ushli.org/student/scholarship.php
12/31/2011
Amount: $1,000
Anne Ford and Allegra
Ford Scholarship National Center for
Learning Disabilities
For a high school senior with an
identified learning disability (ld). 3.0
GPA. U.S. citizen
Amount: $10,000
Blogging Scholarship YourLocalSecurity.com
Post blog answering the question:
"As the nation approaches its 57th
Presidential Election, we're asking
the future leaders of this country,
students, to define the single most
important political issue in this
election. Tell us not only what that
issue is, but also tell us why and
how you propose we come to a
solution that benefits the majority?
Amount: $1,000
Dr Pepper Million Dollar
Tuition Giveaway Game
Dr. Juan Andrade
Scholarship for Young
Hispanic Leaders
Ages 18 - 24. Submit one minute
video explaining why you deserve
tuition. Deadlines vary for different
contests.
Amount: $2,500 - $100,000
At least one parent must be of
Hispanic ancestry. Demonstrate a
verifiable need for financial support.
Amount: $1,000
Gen and Kelly Tanabe
Scholarship
Open to 9th-12th grade high school
students, college students or
graduate school students who are
legal U.S. residents. Essay
required.
Gen and Kelly Tanabe Student Scholarship
3286 Oak Court
Belmont, CA 94002
650-618-2221
www.genkellyscholarship.com
12/31/2011
For more information, see website at:
http://www.colgate.com/app/Colgate/US/Corp/CommunityP
rograms/HomePage.cvsp
12/31/2011
Lidtke Technologies
9831 South 51st Street, Suite E-128
Phoenix, AZ 85044
Telephone: 1-800-404-8185 or 480-858-0502
customersupport@lidtke.com
www.lidtke.com/essay-competition
12/31/2011
Register online at: www.scholarshipexperts.com
12/31/2011
SCHOOL BAND AND ORCHESTRA
21 Highland Circle
Needham, MA 02494
800.964.5150
www.sbomagazine.com
12/31/2011
National Garden Clubs, Inc.
4401 Magnolia Avenue
St. Louis, MO 63110
Telephone: 1-314-776-7574
E-mail: headquarters@gardenclub.org
www.gardenclub.org/Youth/Contests/EssayContest.aspx
01/01/2012
For more information, see website at:
www.americancollegefoundation.org/college_planning/hom
e.aspx
01/05/2012
Letters About Literature
Post Office Box 5308
Woodbridge, VA 22194
programdirector@lettersaboutliterature.org
www.lettersaboutliterature.org
01/06/2012
Amount: $1,000
HAZ LA U (MAKE THE
U) Educational Grant
Must be of Hispanic heritage. Must
answer three questions concerning
your Hispanic heritage and your
service to the community. High
school Senior.
Amount: $2,500 - $15,000
Lidtke Scholarship
Essay Competition
Write essay on one of the three
following subjects: a."Why would
you like to find a cure for diabetes?"
b."Why would you like to find a cure
for arthritis?" c."Why would you like
to find a cure for insomnia?"
Amount: $1,000
ScholarshipExperts.co
m Top Ten Scholarship
List
Must be a U.S. student (13 or older)
to apply, and must submit an online
short written response (250 words
or less) for the question: “Create a
list of your 10 favorite books and
what they have taught you.”
Amount: $1,000
School Band and
Orchestra Magazine
Essay Contest
National Garden Clubs
Grades 4 - 12. In 250 words (or
less), finish this essay: “Dear
School Board Member – why we
need music education in our
schools…”
Amount: $1,000
Essay: “Ways We Can Protect
Aquatic Ecosystems”. Grades 9 12. Contest must be sponsored by:
single garden club, group of
member clubs, councils or districts
or a State Garden Club. State
deadlines must be observed usually in Fall of year.
Amount: $100 - $100
American College
Foundation - Visionary
Scholarship
Applicant must be currently enrolled
as a High School Freshman,
Sophomore, Junior or Senior and
must be a United States citizen or
eligible non-citizen. Essay required.
Amount: $5,000
Letters About Literature
Writing Contest
To enter, select a fiction or
nonfiction book, a short story,
poem, essay or speech (sorry, no
song lyrics) you have read and
about which you have strong
feelings. Explore those feelings and
why you reacted the way you did
during or after reading the author’s
work. Grades 4 - 12.
Amount: $500 gift card from Target.
Ron Brown Scholarship
For African American H.S. seniors.
Applicants must excel academically,
exhibit exceptional leadership
potential, participate in community
service activities and demonstrate
financial need.
Ron Brown Scholar Program
1160 Pepsi Place, Suite 206
Charlottesville VA 22901
(804) 964-1588
info@ronbrown.org
www.ronbrown.org
01/09/2012
For more information:
Leslie Kraich
800-562-2556 or 338-2556
Leslie.Kraich@ptci.net
01/13/2012
Amount: $10,000 for four years
Panhandle Telephone
Cooperative
Graduating senior who resides with
and is the child, adopted child, stepchild, or full dependent ward of a
parent or parents in the certified
service area of Panhandle
Telephone Cooperative, Inc.
http://www.ptci.net/scholarship-applications/
Amount: $1,000
Create-A-Greeting-Card
Scholarship Contest
Create a holiday card, birthday card
or all-occasion greeting card using
photos, artwork or computer
graphics. Contest is open to legal
residents of the United States and
the District of Columbia, 14 years of
age or older.
Amount: $10,000
All-in-One Applications
Scholarship
San Antonio A&M Club
Foundation
100 Free College Rides
You Don’t Need Daddy
to Pay For
For high school Seniors.
Demonstrate well-rounded interests
and academic achievement. Submit
a maximum 500 - word essay
describing your most meaningful
memory and your greatest goal for
the future.
Amount: $1,000
Incoming freshman graduating from
a Bexar County high school or
residing in Bexar County who plan
to attend Texas A&M at College
Station.
"100 Free College Rides You Don’t
Need Daddy to Pay For" This article
was posted on a blog in January
2008. It may be outdated, but still
worth a look.
Scholarship Administrator
The Gallery Collection
65 Challenger Road
PO Box 150
Ridgefield Park, NJ 07660
scholarshipadmin@gallerycollection.com
1 - 800 - 950 - 7064
1 - 201 - 641 - 0070
www.gallerycollection.com/scholarship.htm
01/14/2012
For more information, see website at:
http://allin1applications.com/scholarship
01/15/2012
Blank applications may be obtained and printed off at
www.aggiepark.com.
4/10/2012
For more information, see website at:
www.advantageedu.com/blog/2008/100-free-college-ridesyou-dont-need-daddy-to-pay-for
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America's Homecoming Queen Contest
NATIONAL OFFICE
6744 KIRBY TRACE COVE
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE 38119
Email: AHQ1181@AOL.COM
901-755-9144
www.americashomecomingqueen.com
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Amount: Varies with scholarship
America's Homecoming
Queen Contest
To qualify, applicant must be a high
school homecoming queen, football
or basketball and have never
participated in America’s
Homecoming Queen Selection
before.
Amount: Not listed
American Legion
Samsung Boys and
Girls State Scholarship
AmeriCorps Program
Area Go Texan
Scholarships
Athletic Aid.com
Automotive Women's
Alliance Scholarship
High school juniors who participate
in and complete either an American
Legion Boys State or American
Legion Auxiliary Girls State
Program and be a direct
descendant or a legally adopted
child of a U.S. wartime veteran who
served on active duty during one or
more of the periods of war.
Amount: $1,000 - $20,000
If you successfully completed a
term of service with
AmeriCorps*VISTA in an approved
national service position, you are
eligible to receive an AmeriCorps
Education Award to help pay for
college expenses. Must be at least
17 yrs. old and a citizen or
permanent resident.
Amount: Up to $4,725 per year.
Multiple scholarships available.
Must apply online.
A website for sports scholarship
information, recruiting, eligibility and
more.
Amount: Varies
Available to women who are
pursuing education in business,
design, engineering or related fields
with a focus on the automotive
industry.
For more information, see website at: www.legion.org
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Deadline: Normally the application is submitted to program
staff upon arrival at your respective Boys/Girls State
program.
AmeriCorps
1201 New York Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20525
(202) 606-5000
questions@americorps.gov
www.americorps.gov
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For more information, see website at:
www.rodeohouston.com/about/scholarship/scholarships.as
px
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For more information, see website at: www.athleticaid.com
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Automotive Women's Alliance Foundation
P.O. Box 4305
Troy, MI 48099
(877) 393-AWAF (2923)
www.awafoundation.org
Not Listed
Fill out entry form at: www.barbizonscholarship.com
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BNSF Foundation
2650 Lou Menk Drive
Fort Worth, TX 76131-2830
BNSFFoundation@bnsf.com
Phone: (817) 867-6458
www.bnsffoundation.org/giving.html
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Call Me MISTER
203 Holtzendorff
Clemson University
Clemson, SC 29634
MISTER@clemson.edu
Toll-free: 1-800-640-2657
www.callmemister.clemson.edu
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Amount: Not listed
Barbizon Scholarship
Barbizon Modeling Schools are
giving an opportunity to win a free
4-year College Scholarship to the
school of the applicant's choice. Fill
out entry form for chance to win.
One winner is randomly chosen
every 12 months.
Amount: Up to $100,000
Burlington Northern
Santa Fe Foundation
Scholarship Program
(BNSF Foundation).
Scholarships for high school seniors
who are dependents of BNSF
employees.
Amount: Varies with scholarship
Call Me MISTER
Program
The program provides tuition
assistance through Loan
Forgiveness programs for admitted
students pursuing approved
programs of study in teacher
education at participating colleges.
Amount: Tuition assistance
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.
Register online at: www.careersandcolleges.com
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For more information, see website at: http://kjtnet.org (click
on "benefits") or contact KJT State Office at 1-800-2458182 or email: info@kjtnet.org
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DARS Disability Determination Services
P.O. Box 149198
Austin, TX 78714-9198
DARS.Inquiries@dars.state.tx.us
www.dars.state.tx.us/dhhs/trnganded.shtml
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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")
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For more information, go to: www.comcast.com (click on
"About", then "Community Investment")
Not Listed
Enter online at: www.costep.org
Not Listed
For more information, see website at:
www.volunteer.va.gov/StudentProgram.asp
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See Internal Revenue Service website at:
http://www.irs.gov/individuals/article/0,,id=121452,00.html
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Fleetwood Memorial Foundation
501 South Fielder Rd
Arlington, Texas 76013
(817) 261-8954
fleetwood@fleetwoodmemorial.org
www.fleetwoodmemorial.org
Not Listed
Amount: $10,000
Catholic Union of Texas
- KJT Scholarship
Certification of
Deafness for Tuition
Waiver - Texas
Must be KJT member. Academic
achievement and extracurricular
activities considered.
Amount: Not listed
Provides a certificate that verifies
hearing loss for applicants for tuition
waiver at state supported postsecondary schools in Texas.
Amount: Tuition
Chick and Sophie Major
Memorial Duck Calling
Contest
Comcast Leaders and
Achievers Scholarship
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
HS senior with 2.8 GPA.
Demonstrate a strong commitment
to community service and display
leadership abilities in school
activities or through work
experience. Must be nominated by
a Principal or Guidance Counselor.
Amount: $1,000
COSTEP.org
Scholarship
Register on website to enter
random drawing for scholarship.
Amount: $5,000
Department of Veterans
Affairs Student
Volunteer Program
The James H. Parke Memorial
Youth Scholarship Award provides
scholarship opportunities to
students who volunteer at VA
medical centers.
Amount: Not listed
Federal Tax Benefits for
Education
Fleetwood Memorial
Foundation
Tax-Free Benefits - Certain
payments or special programs'
distributions are free of tax when
used for qualifying educational
expenses.
Amount: Varies
Educational funds for college are
available to the dependents of
Texas Law Enforcement or Fire
Protection Personnel who were
killed in the performance of their
duties.
Amount: Not listed
Foster Care Children
Scholarships
Foster care children may be eligible
for funding of up to $5000 per year
if enrolled in college or a vocational
or technical training program!
For more information, see website at:
www.statevoucher.org
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To register and obtain additional information and
assistance in finding your team members, see website at:
www.globalchallengeaward.org
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Contact your local Golden Corral Restaurant for more
information.
Not Listed
Amount: $5,000
Global Challenge Award
Golden Corral
Restaurants Education
Loan Program
High school students in grades 9 12, who speak/write English. Yearround registration, costs $25. The
Global Challenge is an online
international competition that
encourages learning in science,
technology, engineering and
mathematics
Amount: Varies
For employees of the Golden Corral
Restaurant. Loan will be reduced for
each month student works full time
with Golden Corral after completion
of degree.
www.goldencorral.com (click on "Career Opportunities",
then on "Restaurant Co-worker Opportunities")
Amount: $500 - $2,000
Good Samaritan
Foundation
Scholarships
Harvard College Tuition
Reduction
The Good Samaritan Foundation
sponsors scholarships for nursing
students at all levels. Must be a
Texas resident.
Amount: Varies
A major new initiative designed to
encourage talented students from
families of low and moderate
income to attend Harvard College.
Families with incomes of less than
$60,000 will no longer be expected
to contribute to the cost of attending
Harvard for their children. In
addition, Harvard will reduce the
contributions expected of families
with incomes of $180,000 or less.
Good Samaritan Foundation
5615 Kirby Drive, Suite 610
Houston, Texas 77005
713.529.4646 - Phone
www.gsftx.org
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For more information, see website at:
http://fao.fas.harvard.edu
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Harvard College Financial Aid Office
86 Brattle Street
Cambridge, MA 02138
Telephone: 617-495-1581
Amount: Tuition reduction
Imagine America
Foundation
Iris-Samuel Rothman
Scholarship
Every high school in the United
States and Puerto Rico can select
up to three graduating seniors to
receive a "Imagine America"
scholarship. Students must meet
the standard admissions
requirements of the more than 400
participating career colleges. High
school Seniors can start applying on
January 1 of the current school
year.
Amount: $1,000
Open to college bound High School
Seniors, undergraduate, graduate
and post-graduate male students
who have lost their mother and
have either lost their father or does
not have a father available to him.
Essay required.
Amount: $500 - $5,000
Imagine America Foundation
1101 Connecticut Avenue, N.W.
Suite 901
Washington, DC 20036
202.336.6800
scholarships@imagine-america.org
www.imagine-america.org
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Iris-Samuel Rothman Scholarship
P.O. Box 620643
Newton, MA 02462
617-686-3556
mrothman77@aol.com
www.iris-samuelrothmanscholarship.org
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Joy and Hope Project
Scholarships
For students who have lost a parent
or sibling, and still gives back to the
community with service.
Amount: Not listed
Mattera National
Scholarship Fund for
Migrant Children
Miss Southeast Texas
Scholarship Pageant
The purpose of the Gloria and
Joseph Mattera National
Scholarship Fund for Migrant
Children is to assist financially those
migrant youth who have the
potential and the desire to further
their education to achieve their
personal and career goals. Other
scholarships are available on
website.
Amount: $150 - $500
Miss Southeast Texas Scholarship
Pageant is now accepting
applications for the next upcoming
pageant. Contact pageant
organizers for deadline.
Project Joy & Hope
PO Box. 5111
Pasadena, TX, 77508
Local Phone: (713) 944-6569
Toll Free: 1-866-JOY-HOPE
www.joyandhope.org/families/services.php
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Gloria and Joseph Mattera National
Scholarship Fund for Migrant Children
BOCES Geneseo Migrant Center
27 Lackawanna Avenue
Mt. Morris, New York 14510
(585) 658-7960
Toll Free: (800) 245-5681
www.migrant.net
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Miss Southeast Texas Organization
P. O. Box 22661
Houston, TX 77227
Phone: 832.723.3039
E-mail: misssetexas@yahoo.com
www.misssetexas.org
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For more information, see website at:
www.nationalmerit.org/nasp.php
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NAAPAE Headquarters/Membership
PO Box 3471
Palos Verdes Peninsula, CA 90274
www.naapae.net
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Contact your local Exchange Club for more information or
see website at: www.exchangeclubfoundation.org
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Submit entry online only at: www.nextstepmagazine.com
(click on "Contests")
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Amount: Up to $5,000
National Achievement
Scholarship Program
National Association for
Asian and Pacific
American Education
(NAAPAE)
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
Preference is given to Asians and
Pacific Islanders (APIs) who plan to
be teachers.
Amount: Not listed
National Exchange Club
- Youth of the Year
Award and National
A.C.E. of the Year
Award
Next Step Magazine
Shout Out Writing
Contest
The A.C.E. (Accepting the
Challenge of Excellence) Award
recognizes high school students
who have had to overcome great
physical, emotional or social
obstacles and are now eligible for
high school graduation. The Youth
of the Year Award recognizes a
student who serves as a role model
to his or her peers, by exhibiting
exceptional scholastic achievement,
respect for self and others and
ambitious career goals.
Amount: $10,000
A first person account from
teenagers on subjects like peer
pressure, politics, friends, world
events, culture, dating or other
relevant topics.
Amount: $100
Nisei Student
Relocation
Commemorative Fund,
Inc.
Multiple scholarships and funds
available.
ScholarGamers.com
Register on website and play
games as selected by
ScholarGamers.com to qualify for
scholarships.
Scholarships for U.S.
Mainland High School
Seniors - Hawaii Pacific
University
Amount: $1,000
Amount: Not listed
This program offers 20% tuition
waiver scholarships, which are
awarded to incoming freshmen,
graduates of high schools in the
mainland U.S.A. Must attend Hawaii
Pacific University.
NSRC Fund
19 Scenic Drive
Portland, Connecticut 06480
info@nsrcfund.org
www.nsrcfund.org/
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For more information, see website at:
www.scholargamers.com/2011-scholarships
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For more information, see website at: www.hpu.edu (click
on "High School Student")
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For more information, see website at:
www.siawe.org/scholarships.htm
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Special Operations Warrior Foundation
P.O. Box 13483
Tampa, FL 33681-3483
Ph: 813-805-9400
warrior@specialops.org
www.specialops.org
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Access website: http://www.statefarm.com/about/about.asp
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Sun Country Amateur Golf Association
1440 Rio Rancho Blvd.
Rio Rancho, NM 87124
(800) 346-5319
www.newmexicogolf.org (click on "About/Contact Us")
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To learn more, contact the financial aid office at the college
where you will be enrolled in the Fall or go to website at:
http://studentaid.ed.gov
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Amount: Reduced tuition
Society of Iranian
American Women for
Education
Currently SIAWE offers
scholarships at eight Texas colleges
and universities. To apply for any of
the scholarships, contact each
school directly. See website for
participating schools.
Amount: Varies
Special Operations
Warrior Foundation
Available to students who have lost
a parent involved in military special
operations.
Amount: Not listed
State Farm Companies
Foundation
Various scholarships for high
school, undergraduate and
graduate students. Check website
for other grants and awards.
Amount: Varies
Sun Country Amateur
Golf Association
Scholarship
TEACH GRANT
PROGRAM
For students in New Mexico and
West Texas. Must have completed
Junior year in high school or at least
one year of college with a 3.0 GPA.
Must have some connection to golf.
Must be recommended by a
SCAGA member.
Amount: Not listed
The Teacher Education Assistance
for College and Higher Education
(TEACH) Grant Program that
provides grants to students who
intend to teach in a public or private
elementary or secondary school
that serves students from lowincome families.
Amount: Up to $4,000
Terry Foundation
Scholarship
Candidates for the Terry Foundation
Scholarship are selected each
spring from Texas high school
seniors who have been admitted to
the universities affiliated with the
Foundation: The University of
Texas, Texas A&M University, The
University of Houston, The
University of Texas at Dallas and
Texas State University-San Marcos.
Applications for the Terry Foundation Scholarship are
available only from the Offices of Financial Aid at the
participating universities.
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THE TERRY FOUNDATION
3104 Edloe, Suite 205
Houston, TX 77027
713-552-0002
1-800-941-1911
beth.freeman@terryfoundation.org
www.terryfoundation.org
Amount: Varies
Texas Early High
School Graduation
Scholarship
US citizen or permanent resident
residing in Texas, for study in
Texas. Must have completed
recommended high school
curriculum at Texas public high
school in less than 36 months.
For more information, see website at:
www.collegefortexans.com
Not Listed
Texas Electric Cooperatives, Inc.
1122 Colorado St. 24th Floor
Austin, TX 78701
(512) 454-0311
www.texas-ec.org (click on "Member Websites")
Not Listed
Texas Mutual Insurance Company
6210 East Highway 290
Austin, Texas 78723-1098
1-800-859-5995
information@texasmutual.com
www.texasmutual.com (click on "Injured Workers")
Not Listed
Texas Sheep & Goat Raisers Association
P.O. Box 2290
San Angelo, TX 76902
325-655-7388
tsgra@wcc.net
www.tsgra.com (click on "TSGRA Memorial) Funds")
Not Listed
For more information, see website at: www.texasdar.org
Not Listed
Amount: $1,000
Texas Electric
Cooperatives Inc.
Scholarships
Various scholarships for rural
students in Texas. Check website to
see if your local electric co-op offers
scholarships.
Amount: Varies
Texas Mutual Insurance
Company Scholarship
For surviving spouses and children
of employees who died as a result
of a compensable injury or illness
while covered by a Texas Mutual
Insurance Company policy.
Amount: Up to $4,000
Texas Sheep and Goat
Raiser's Association
For graduating seniors in the sheep
and goat raising area who major in
some form of agricultural studies.
Amount: Not listed
Texas Society Daughters of the
American Revolution
The Texas Society has endowed
scholarships at selected Texas
Universities. Scholarships are
administered only by and through
the respective Universities.
If you are interested in further
information, please contact the
Texas State Scholarship Chairman
at: FISKF@rcisd.org or the
Financial Aid Office of the
Universities.
Texas Tuition
Exemptions
United Parcel Service
Earn and Learn
Program
United States
Achievement Academy
Scholarship
United States
Department of Veterans
Affairs Survivors' and
Dependents'
Educational Assistance
Program
Tuition and/or fee exemption for
students who will attend a public
institution in the state of Texas.
Categories include: exemptions for
blind and deaf students, children of
disabled firefighters and peace
officers, students who are
dependents of POW/MIA'S and
students who are in foster care.
Amount: Tuition and/or fee
exemptions
Tuition assistance and student
loans. Must be employed by UPS.
Loans will be forgiven if
employment with UPS continues.
Amount: Up to $20,000
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.
Amount: $1,500 - $10,000
Provides education and training
opportunities to eligible dependents
of veterans who are permanently
and totally disabled due to a
service-related condition, or who
died while on active duty or as a
result of a service related condition.
Contact your public college financial aid office or:
www.collegefortexans.com
Not Listed
For more information: https://ups.managehr.com
Not Listed
Nominate online at: www.usaaacademy.com/scholarships.asp
Not Listed
For more information, see website at:
http://gibill.va.gov/post-911/
Not Listed
Submit video at: www.university-bound.com/scholarships
Not Listed
For more information, see website at: www.upromise.com
Not Listed
Working Ranch Cowboys Association
P. O. Box 7765
Amarillo, TX 79114
806-374-9722
wrca@arn.net
http://www.wrca.org/pages/Scholarships.php
Not Listed
Amount: Not listed
University Bound
Network Scholarship
Program
Submit video that how an online
education could change your life.
Random drawing.
UPROMISE- An
alternative to
scholarships
Amount: $2,500
Upromise is a one-stop college
service provider that helps families
earn, save and pay for higher
education.
Working Ranch
Cowboys Foundation
Amount: Varies
Must be the son, daughter or
spouse of a working ranch cowboy.
3.0 GPA. Contact WRCA office for
Scholarship Application and more
information.
Amount: $500 - $2,500
Accounting Education
Center Scholarships
The AICPA offers a number of
academic scholarships for students
pursuing a major in accounting.
Deadlines vary, but are usually in
Spring Semester.
For more information, see website at: http://ceae.aicpa.org/
Varies
To see if your State or region participates in the program,
check website at: www.acementor.org
Varies
Amount: Varies with scholarship
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.
ACE Mentor Program of America
400 Main Street, Suite 711
Stamford, CT 06901
(p) 203.323.0020
Amount: $1,000 - $5,000
AdmissionFacts
Scholarships
Various scholarships listed on
Admissions Facts website.
For more information, see website at:
http://www.admissionfacts.com
Varies
Application deadline varies with State. For more
information, see website at: www.ajm.org
Varies
American Indian College Fund
8333 Greenwood Blvd.
Denver, CO 80221
Toll Free: (800) 776-3863
Phone: (303) 426-8900
www.collegefund.org
Varies
For more information, see website at;
www.legion.org/scholarships
Varies
Enter online at: www.americanlibertyscholarship.com
Varies
For additional information, send questions and a selfaddressed, 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
Varies
Amount: Varies with scholarship
America's Junior Miss
Scholarship Program
Contestants in contest are judged
on scholastic ability, interviews,
talent, fitness and poise.
Scholarships are available at local,
state and national levels.
Amount: Varies
American Indian
College Fund
Scholarship and financial aid
information for Native American
students offered through the
American Indian College Fund.
Amount: Varies with scholarship
American Legion
National Scholarships
Various scholarships sponsored by
the American Legion. Requirements
and deadlines vary with scholarship.
Amount: Varies
American Liberty
Scholarship
Register on website to compete for
monthly scholarships.
Amount: $50 gift certificate - $5,000
scholarship
American Sheep
Industry - Make It
Yourself with Wool
Contest
Create garment using wool or woolblend fabric. Ages 12 - 25.
Deadlines vary with state, but most
are in Fall of each year.
Amount: $1,000 - $2,000
AnyCollege.Com
Scholarship
Arab American Institute
Awards
Art Contests
Random drawing on
AnyCollege.Com college search
page. Scholarships are awarded
quarterly. Deadlines vary.
Amount: $2,000
Scholarships listed on the Arab
American Institute website. For
students of Arab descent.
Amount: Varies
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.
Register online at: www.anycollege.com
Varies
For more information, see website at: www.aaiusa.org
(click on "AAI Foundation")
Varies
See website at: www.xensei.com/users/adl/
Varies
The ASCAP Foundation
One Lincoln Plaza
New York, NY 10023
www.ascapfoundation.org
Varies
Austin Community Foundation
P.O. Box 5159
Austin, TX 78763
512-472-4483
www.austincommunityfoundation.org
Varies
For more information, go to website at:
www.ayusa.org/students/study-abroad/scholarships
Varies
Boomer Esiason Foundation
c/o Jerry Cahill
483 10th Avenue, Suite 300
New York, NY 10018
Phone: 646-292-7930
jcahillbef@aol.com
www.cfscholarships.com
Varies
Bound Tree Medical
P.O. Box 8023
Dublin, OH 43016-2023
800-533-0523, ext. 5233
scholarship@boundtree.com
www.boundtree.com/training/scholarships
Varies
For more information, see website at: www.bowl.com
Varies
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.
Austin Community
Foundation
Although most scholarships are for
students in the Austin Independent
School District, some are for
available to others in the Austin Central Texas area.
Amount: Varies with scholarship
Amount: Varies with scholarship
AYUSA Global Youth
Exchange
Various scholarships for students
who wish to study abroad.
Amount: Varies
Boomer Esiason
Foundation Scholarship
Program
For cystic fibrosis ("CF") patients
pursuing undergraduate and
graduate degrees. Scholarships
awarded quarterly.
Amount: $500 - $2,000
Bound Tree Medical
Legacy Scholarship
Program
Bowl.com Scholarships
Applicants must be the son or
daughter of a career or volunteer
Emergency Medical
Technician(EMT), Paramedic, or
Firefighter (active, retired or
deceased) who is interested in a
career in
Emergency Medical Services
(EMS).
Amount: Awards based on cost of
program
Various scholarships for students
involved in bowling.
Amount: Varies
BrainstormUSA - Dare
to Dream...Expect to
Succeed Scholarship
Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers
and Trainmen
Cancer Survivors
Scholarships - Ped-Onc
Resource Center,
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
Scholarship and financial aid
opportunities available to the
children of BLET members.
Amount: Varies with scholarship
Scholarships for students who have
been survivors of cancer.
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.ble.org (Look
under the "Communications" heading)
Varies
For more information, see website at: www.acor.org/pedonc/scholarships
Varies
For more information, see website at:
www.cappex.com/scholarships
Varies
Apply online at: www.cardonors.com
Varies
For more information, see website at:
www.elearners.com/careerstimuluspackage
Varies
All applications will be submitted
online at:
www.careerfitter.com
Varies
Center for Scholarship Administration, Inc.
PO Box 1465
Taylors, SC 29687-0031
(864) 268-3363
sandralee41@bellsouth.net
www.scholarshipprograms.org
Varies
For more information, see website at: www.chigems.com
Varies
Amount: Varies with scholarship
Cappex Scholarships
CarDonors.com
Scholarship
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
3.0 GPA. Academic achievement
and community service. The
deadlines for scholarships are: May
31, August 31, December 31 and
March 15th.
Amount: $500
Career Stimulus
Package Scholarship
Awards
For students interested in enrolling
in an accredited online degree
program. Essay required.
Amount: $4,000
Careerfitter Scholarship
Center for Scholarship
Administration
For qualified students who are
enrolled or planning to participate in
a college, university or graduate
school program. United States
citizen or permanent resident with a
minimum 2.5 Grade Point Average.
Essay required.
Amount: $500
Various scholarships handled by the
Center for Scholarship
Administration.
Amount: Varies
ChiGems Art & Poetry
Scholarship
Submit original artwork with essay.
For grades 9 - 12. 2.0 GPA.
Amount: $250
City Year Volunteer
Program
Coast Guard Mutual
Assistance
In return for serving 10 months of
community service and professional
development, City Year members
earn a weekly stipend, health
insurance and an education award
to be used for college. Be between
the ages of 17 and 24. The City
Year program is available in 19
cities in the U.S.
Amount: $4,725
Financial aid programs for family
members of active, retired, civilian
employees, reserve and auxiliary
members of the U.S. Coast Guard.
Amount: Varies
Coastal Bend
Community Foundation
Various scholarships listed on the
Coastal Bend Community
Foundation website. Must attend
school in Aransas, Bee, Jim Wells,
Kleberg, Nueces, Refugio or San
Patricio counties.
For more information, see website at:
http://www.cityyear.org/corpsexperience.aspx
Varies
Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Headquarters
4200 Wilson Blvd, Suite 610
Arlington, VA 22203-1804
ARL-DG-CGMA@uscg.mil
Toll-free 1 (800) 881-2462
www.cgmahq.org (click on "Assistance", then "Programs")
Varies
Coastal Bend Community Foundation
600 Leopard St., Suite 1716
Corpus Christi, TX 78473
361.882.9745
http://cbcfoundation.org
Varies
College Assistance Migrant Program
Alumni Association
1725 NE Upper Drive
Pullman, WA 99163
509.368.7132
www.migrantstudents.org
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
For more information, see website at:
http://scholarshipwinnings.org
Varies
Amount: Varies with scholarship
College Assistance
Migrant Program
(CAMP)
For Migrant or Seasonal farm
workers and/or their families
working in agricultural activities.
Attend a CAMP campus.
Amount: $750 - $4,000
College for Texans
College Peas Student
Standout College
Scholarship
Information every Texan needs to
know about preparing for, applying
for and paying for college or
technical school.
Amount: Varies
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
College.us.com!
Scholarship
Submit registration form to compete
for monthly randomly selected
scholarships.
Amount: $2,000
Open to any individual 17 years or
older, who is or will be attending a
regionally or nationally accredited
college, university, or vocational
school in an academic term within 1
year of notification date. Essay
required.
Amount: $3,000
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
Call or e-mail the CFT Grants Department for the
appropriate application(s) and application deadlines.
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
Communities
Foundation of Texas
To apply for a scholarship, review
scholarship opportunities available
through Communities Foundation of
Texas to determine the ones for
which you may qualify. Academic
records, statements of need,
recommendations, and personal
essays may be required.
Communities Foundation of Texas
5500 Caruth Haven Lane
Dallas, Texas 75225-8146
214-750-4222
info@cftexas.org
www.cftexas.org (click on "Grants")
Amount: Varies
Community Foundation
of Abilene, Texas
For Abilene, TX area students.
Requirements and deadlines vary
with scholarship.
Amount: Varies
Community
Foundations
Community
Foundations in the
United States
A list of community foundations in
the United States. Scholarships for
high school students are available
from some local foundations.
Amount: Varies
A listing of community foundations
in the United States. Scholarships
for high school students are
available from some local
foundations.
The Community Foundation of Abilene
500 Chestnut, Suite 1509
P.O. Box 1634
Abilene, TX 79604
325-676-3883
cfainfo@abilene.com
www.cfabilene.org
Varies
Check website to see foundation in your community:
www.communityfoundations.net/index.html
Varies
For more information, see website at: www.tgci.com (click
on "Funding Sources")
Varies
For more information, see website at:
www.constructmyfuture.com/Students/Scholarships/Schola
rships.asp
Varies
Amount: Varies
Construct My
Future.Com
Scholarships
Various scholarshps for students
planning on attending postsecondary programs in any
construction industry related field.
Amount: Varies with scholarship
Courage to Grow
Scholarship
Cowboy Heritage
Association of Fort
Worth Scholarship
Creative
Communication -Young
Poets Contest
High school senior or a college
student with a minimum GPA of 2.0
or better. Essay required.
Varies
Amount: $500
Support@CourageToGrowScholarship.com
PO Box 2507
Chelan, Wa. 98816
(509) 731-3056
http://couragetogrowscholarship.com
For outstanding high school seniors
or current college/university
students who have been raised in a
Texas working ranch family.
Cowboy Heritage Association of Fort Worth
P. O. Box 136639
Fort Worth, Texas 76136
www.cowboyheritage.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
Apply online at:
http://www.straightforwardmedia.com
Varies
For more information, see website at:
www.foundation.dcccd.edu/scholarships/scholarships.html
Varies
Dallas Foundation
900 Jackson St. Suite 705
Dallas, TX 75202
214-741-9898
www.dallasfoundation.org
Varies
Office of Committees, NSDAR
Scholarships
1776 D Street, NW
Washington, DC 20006-5303
(202) 628-1776
www.dar.org
Varies
Amount: $1,000
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
Dale E. Fridell Memorial
Scholarship
For high school seniors or current
college students not already
receiving or been awarded a fulltuition scholarship or waiver from
another source. Contest is offered
four times annually. Essay required.
Amount: $1,000
Dallas County
Community Colleges
Foundation
Scholarships
Foundation Scholarships are
available to current and potential
students of the Dallas County
Community Colleges.
Dallas Foundation
Amount: Varies with scholarship
See this website for various
scholarships available in Dallas Fort Worth area and Texas.
Amount: Varies
Daughters of The
American Revolution
National Society
Scholarships
Scholarships sponsored by the
Daughters of the American
Revolution. Other scholarships
available through state and local
chapters.
Amount: Varies
David Barr Kirtley Science Fiction and
Fantasy Writing Awards
Department of Defense
Scholarships for
Military Children
DisabilityInfo.gov
DisabilityScholarships.
us
Resources for Teen Writers
Interested in Science Fiction &
Fantasy Writing. Various contests
with some offering cash awards.
For more information, see website at:
www.davidbarrkirtley.com/teenwriter/Contests.html
Varies
Amount: Varies with contest
Various scholarships for children of
active, retired or reserve military
personnel. Various deadlines, some
as early as February 15th.
For more information: access website at www.dodea.edu
(click on "Students & Alumni")
Varies
Amount: Varies
An online resource for people with
disabilities. Website includes
information on financial aid and
scholarships.
For more information, see website at: www.disability.gov
(click on "Education")
Varies
For more information, see website at:
www.disabilityscholarships.us
Varies
For more information, see website at:
www.discusawards.com/scholarship-info
Varies
Do A Good Deed Contest Headquarters
22222 Sherman Way, #101
Canoga Park, CA 91303
Tel: (818) 888-7100
www.doagooddeed.com
Varies
For more information, see website at:
www.dosomething.org/grants
Varies
East Texas Communities Foundation
315 N. Broadway, Suite 210
Tyler, Texas 75702
903-533-0208
etcf@etcf.net
www.etcf.org
Varies
For more information, see website at:
http://educationstart.org/scholarships/
Varies
El Paso Community Foundation
P.O. Box 272
El Paso, Texas 79943-0272
Phone (915) 533-4020
www.epcf.org
Varies
Amount: Varies with scholarship
Some of these unknown
scholarships are Government
disability scholarships that are
based on specific disabilities, while
others cover all disabilities.
Amount: Varies with scholarship
Discus Awards
Do A Good Deed
Contest
Discus Awards Scholarships
recognize a new category of high
school students: the all-around
standout. You may nominate
yourself for this monthly
scholarship.
Amount: $2,000
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
Amount: Varies
East Texas
Communities
Foundation
Various scholarships for graduating
high school Seniors in EAST
TEXAS.
Amount: Varies
EducationStart.org
Scholarships
Register on website for random
drawing for scholarship. Must be 17
yrs. or older. Essay required.
Amount: $3,000 - $4,000
El Paso Community
Foundation
Scholarships listed on the El Paso
Community Foundation website. For
students in the El Paso and eastern
New Mexico area.
Amount: Varies with scholarship
EssayContests.com
Executive Women
International
Scholarship Program
Federal Aviation
Administration
Scholarships
Federal Student Aid
(FAFSA)
Federal Student Aid on
the Web
Fondo Futuro
Scholarship
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!
Amount: Varies
For high school Juniors. - male or
female. Only one student per school
is eligible. Scholarship based on
academic achievement and
community and school involvement.
Deadlines vary with each local
chapter.
Amount: $2,000 - $10,000
Various scholarships listed on
website for students interested in
aviation training.
Amount: Varies with scholarship
Apply On line using the free
application for Federal Student Aid
(FAFSA).
Amount: Varies
A source for information provided by
the U.S. Department of Education
on preparing for and funding
education beyond high school.
Amount: Varies
Available to Hispanic high school,
undergraduate and graduate
students.
For more information, see website at:
www.essaycontests.com
Varies
Executive Women International
515 South 700 East Suite 2A
Salt Lake City, UT 84102
801.355.2800
ewi@ewiconnect.com
www.executivewomen.org
Varies
For more information, see website at:
www.faa.gov/education/student_resources/scholarships_gr
ants
Varies
Visit the website at: www.FAFSA.ED.GOV
Varies
For more information, see website at:
http://studentaid.ed.gov
Varies
For more information, see website at:
www.fondofuturo.com
Varies
Register online at: www.freecollegescholarships.net
Varies
For more information, see website at:
www.freelancewriting.com
Varies
Register at: www.freemilitaryscholarships.com
Varies
Check for scholarships at:
http://www.freshbrain.org/scholarships
Varies
Amount: $1,000
FreeCollegeScholarship
s.net
Register on website to enter
random drawing for scholarship.
Amount: $10,000
Freelance Writing
Contests
FreeMilitaryScholarship
s.com
FreshBrain
Scholarships
These are not scholarships, but the
website offers cash prizes for
winners in several different writing
categories.
Amount: Varies with contest
Must be 18 yrs. or older. Register
on website to enter random drawing
for scholarships.
Amount: $10,000
Scholarships for students interested
in the technology field will be
offered at various times on the
FreshBrain website.
Amount: Varies with scholarship
Girl Scouts of
Southwest Texas
Scholarships
Scholarships for Girl Scouts in the
Southwest Texas Area. Most
deadlines are in the Spring.
Amount: Varies with scholarship
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.
Girl Scouts of Southwest Texas
811 N Coker Loop
San Antonio, TX 78216
210.349.2404
www.girlscouts-swtx.org
Varies
For more information, see website at:
www.girlswritenow.org
Varies
For more information, see website at:
https://givingsoulscholarships.com/indexmembers.html
Varies
Register online at: www.gocollege.com
Varies
For more information, see website at: www.gcsaa.org (click
on "Students")
Varies
For more information, see website at: www.guaranteedscholarships.com
Varies
For more information, see website at:
http://hbcuconnect.com
Varies
Enter online at: www.fitnessexercises.tv/scholarships.php
Varies
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.
GoCollege.Com Lucky
Draw Scholarships
Amount: $550
Register online for monthly
drawings for scholarships
sponsored by GoCollege.com
Golf Course
Superintendents
Association of America
(GCSAA)
Amount: $250
Scholarships offered through the
Golf Course Superintendents
Association of America. For
students pursuing careers in the
golf course industry
Amount: Varies
Guaranteed
Scholarships
This is a web site for scholarships
that require no interview, essay,
portfolio, audition, competition or
other "secondary" requirement. Just
meet the criteria listed, adhere to
the application deadlines set by the
individual colleges and universities,
gain admission, enroll, and receive
your scholarship or scholarships.
Students should contact individual
colleges for more information.
Amount: Varies
HBCU Connect Historically Black
Colleges and
Universities
Multiple scholarships listed on the
HBCU website.
Healthy Lifestyles
Scholarship
Open to currently enrolled high
school seniors or first-year college
students. Must be a U.S. citizen, be
under 25 years of age and answer
both of the following two essay
questions: in under 1000 words,
"Why is a healthy lifestyle important
in school?" and in under 500 words,
describe your career plans, goals
and personal ambitions.
Amount: Varies with scholarship
Amount: $5,000
High School Journalism
Scholarships
Houston School of
Floral Design
Various scholarships for students
interested in majoring in journalism.
Scholarships are listed by State and
ethnicity.
Amount: Varies
Can only be used at the Houston
School of Floral Design for
certificate programs and seminars.
Amount: $500
International Dairy-Deli
Bakery Association
International Pet
Owners Club - Cutest
Pet Contest
Must be current full or part-time
employee of a supermarket dairy,
deli or bakery department or an
employee for a company which
services those departments.
College major must be in a foodrelated field. Must have 2.5 GPA.
Scholarship is offered four times per
year.
Amount: $250 - $1,000
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.
For more information go to web page at:
http://highschooljournalism.org (click on "Students")
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Houston School of Floral Design
2000 North Loop West, Suite 130
Houston TX 77018
713-977-4364
floristschool@gmail.com
www.floristschool.com
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Scholarship Committee
IDDBA
P.O. Box 5528
Madison, WI 53705-0528
608-310-5000
scholarships@iddba.org
www.iddba.org
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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
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Kosciuszko Foundation
15 East 65th Street
New York, NY 10021-6595
Phone: 212-734-2130
Website: www.thekf.org
Varies
Amount: $1,000 - $12,000
Kosciuszko Foundation
Scholarships
Various scholarships available for
students of Polish descent or
students wishing to study Polish.
Amount: $1,000 - $7,000
LA Kelley
Communications
Hemophilia
Scholarships
This website list scholarships for
students or family members of
students who have been diagnosed
with hemophilia.
Amount: Varies
Ladies Auxiliary VFW
Scholarships
Various scholarships sponsored by
the Ladies Auxiliary to the Veteran's
of Foreign Wars. Requirements vary
with scholarship. Some deadlines
as early as January.
Amount: $1,000 - $10,000
Latino College Dollars Scholarships for Latino
Students
Various scholarships for Latino high
school and college students.
Amount: Varies with scholarship
Lint Center for National
Security Studies
For students who are interested in
the study of counter intelligence and
national security issues.
LA Kelley Communications, Inc.
65 Central Street
Georgetown, Massachusetts 01833 USA
phone: 1.978.352.7657
toll-free: 1.800.249.7977
fax: 1.978.352.6254
email: info@kelleycom.com
www.kelleycom.com
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Check with local VFW chapter for more information or :
National Headquarters
Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars
406 W. 34th Street, Kansas City, MO 64111
Telephone: 816-561-8655
info@ladiesauxvfw.org
www.ladiesauxvfw.org/html/scholarships.html
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The Tomás Rivera Policy Institute
University of Southern California
School of Policy, Planning, and Development
650 Childs Way, RGL 102
Los Angeles, CA 90089-0626
Phone: (213) 821-5615
Fax: (213) 821-1976
Email: trpi@trpi.org
www.latinocollegedollars.org
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For more information, see website at: www.lintcenter.org
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For more information, see website at: www.texaslions.org
(click on "Youth Contests")
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For more information, see website at:
www.littleafrica.com/scholarship
Varies
Lubbock Area Foundation
1655 Main Street Suite 202
Lubbock, Texas 79401
806/762-8061
contact@lubbockareafoundation.org
www.lubbockareafoundation.org/index.shtml
Varies
For more information, see website at:
www.manuscriptediting.com/contests.htm
Varies
Amount: Varies with scholarship
Lions Club of Texas
Scholarships
Multiple contests sponsored by the
Lions Club of Texas with multiple
deadlines.
Amount: $1,000 - $3,000
LittleAfrica.com
This website features a list of
African American Scholarships and
Internship Opportunities.
Amount: Varies with scholarship
Lubbock Area
Foundation
Various scholarships listed on the
Lubbock Area Foundation webpage.
Requirements vary with scholarship.
The scholarships are for students
who are in the Lubbock and South
Plains of Texas area.
Amount: Varies
Manuscript Editing
Creative writing contests for people
of all ages.
Amount: Varies with contest
MeritAid.com
A comprehensive directory of merit
scholarships and academic
scholarships from colleges across
the country.
For more information, see website at: www.meritaid.com
Varies
For more information, see website at:
http://microessayscholarships.com
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For more information, see website: http://www.military.com
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
Amount: Varies
Micro Essay
Scholarship
For anyone planning to enroll in a
school of higher education. To
enter, tell how this scholarship
would benefit your education in 2-3
sentences (320 characters).
Scholarship is given quarterly.
Amount: $1,000
Military.com
Scholarships
Scholarships for dependants of
active, retired, or deceased
members of military.
Amount: Varies with scholarship
Miss America's
Outstanding Teen
Competition
Be a young lady between the ages
of 13 and 17. Be a United States
citizen. Deadlines vary with state.
Amount: Varies
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.
American Coed Pageants, Inc.
4120 Piedmont Road
Pensacola, FL 32503
nationals@gocoed.com
www.gocoed.com/main1.shtml
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For more information, see website at:
http://mycollegeguide.org/
Varies
For more information, go to website at:
http://menc.org/gp/scholarship-resources-for-musicstudents
Varies
Amount: Varies
Mycollegeguide.org
Scholarship
Sweepstakes
Grades 9 - 12. Register on website
to enter random drawing for
scholarship.
National Association for
Music Education
Amount: $2,000
Scholarship resources for students
interested in music education or
music performance.
Amount: Varies with scholarship
National Federation of
Music Clubs
National Hemophilia
Foundation
National High School
Poetry Contest
Competitions are sponsored by the
Federation in a wide range of
categories, including voice,
instrumental music, composition,
dance, conducting, handicapped
and visually impaired, and music
therapy.
For more information, see website at: http://nfmcmusic.org/cms/nfmc-competitions-and-awards
Varies
Amount: Varies with scholarship
Scholarships for students
diagnosed with hemophilia or other
bleeding disorders.
For more information, go to website at:
www.hemophilia.org (click on "About Us")
Varies
Amount: Varies
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.
Live Poets Society of NJ
P O Box 8841
Turnersville NJ 08012
LPSNJ@comcast.net
www.highschoolpoetrycontest.com
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Hispanic Scholarship Fund
55 Second Street, Suite 1500
San Francisco, CA 94105
1-877-HSF-INFO (1-877-473-4636)
Applications available online at:www.hsf.net
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Contact your State Coordinator at:
http://nationalhistoryday.org
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NLAPW
National Headquarters
Pen Arts Building
1300 Seventeenth Street N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20036-1973
Phone: 202-785-1997
www.americanpenwomen.org
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For more information, see website at:
http://national.nsbe.org
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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
Amount: $150 - $1,000
National Hispanic Fund
Scholarships
Various scholarships available for
students of Hispanic heritage. Must
be U.S. citizen or permanent
resident.
Amount: Varies with scholarship
National History Day
Contest
National League of
American Penwomen
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
Contests in Art, Music, Poetry and
Writing listed on the National
League of American Penwomen
website.
Amount: Varies with contest
National Society of
Black Engineers
Scholarships
Numerous scholarships listed on
the NSBE website. Requirements
vary with scholarship.
Amount: Varies
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.
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")
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See website at: www.nationalteen.com for State deadlines
and application.
Varies
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.
America's National Teenager
808 Deer Crossing Court
Nashville, TN 37220
Toll Free: 1-866-NAT-TEEN
Phone: (615) 370-4338
jennytelwar@mac.com
Amount: Varies
Negro Spiritual
Scholarship Foundation
OnLine Contest Index
Online-DegreeScholarships.com
PEPNet - Financial Aid
Information for
Students with Hearing
Disabilities
Senior high school students of
eleventh or twelfth grade level who
are of Afro-ethnic descent may
enter a state or region wide vocal
competition in Capital Region,
Florida, Mid-South Region or New
England Region to rehearse and
perform arranged Negro spirituals.
Deadlines vary by region from
January through February of each
year.
For more information, see website at:
www.negrospiritual.org/competition
Varies
Amount: $300 - $3,000
These are not scholarships! This is
an index of contests where cash
and prizes can be won.
For more information, go to website at:
http://tectonicdesigns.com/contest/index.html
Varies
Amount: Varies
Must be at least 18 yrs. old. Apply
online to enter random monthly
drawing for scholarship.
For more information, see website at: www.online-degreescholarships.com/quick-scholarship-entry.html
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For more information, see website at:
http://projects.pepnet.org/publication/financing_your_educa
tion/
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Permian Basin Area Foundation
200 N. Loraine, Suite 500
Midland, Texas 79701
432.617.3213
www.pbaf.org
Varies
Amount: $2,000
This website lists many links to
financial aid information for students
with hearing disabilities.
Amount: Varies with scholarship
Permian Basin Area
Foundation - Texas
Various scholarships for students in
the Permian Basin area of Texas.
Amount: Varies with scholarship
Poetry Contests
Poetry.Com Contests
Various contests for writers of
original poetry. Requirements vary
with contest.
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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For more information, see website at:
http://www.promguide.com/scholarship/default.aspx
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For more information, see website at:
www.return2college.com
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U.S. Citizen. For exceptionally able
high school seniors who show
promise of continued excellence in
postsecondary education.
Students must apply directly to the State education agency
in their State of legal residence. Application deadlines are
set forth by the respective SEA. Students must request the
application package from the State education agency.
Varies
Amount: $1,500
For more information, see website at:
www.ed.gov/programs/iduesbyrd/index.html
This scholarship search, geared for
African-American students, contains
more than 300 scholarships
searchable by GPA requirement,
academic and career interest and
application deadline.
See website at: www.thesalliemaefund.org
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San Antonio Area Foundation
110 Broadway Street, Suite 230
San Antonio, TX 78205-1948
Phone: 210.225.2243
General email: info@saafdn.org
Website: www.saafdn.org
Varies
Register online at: www.scholarship4education.com
Varies
Amount: Varies
Submit an original poem, twenty
four lines or less, on any subject, in
any style. Awarded monthly.
Amount: $25 - 5,000
Prom Guide Magazine
Scholarships
Return2College
Scholarship Program
Prom Guide Magazine offers 3
scholarships; Business- minded
Graduate, Teen Model and Creative
Graduate. See website for details.
Amount: $1,000 - $5,000
Open to current and future students
who are 17 years or older. There is
no maximum age limit.
Amount: $1,500
Robert C. Byrd Honors
Scholarship Program
Sallie Mae Fund - Black
College Dollars
Amount: Varies with scholarship
San Antonio Area
Foundation
Various scholarships listed on San
Antonio Area Foundation website.
For students in San Antonio area
and throughout the state of Texas.
Amount: Varies with scholarship
Scholarship4Education.
com
Register on website to enter
random drawing for scholarship.
Must be at least 18 yrs. old.
Amount: $10,000
Scholarshipexperts.co
m Scholarships
Register on website to access
information about several
scholarships offered by
Scholarshipexperts.com. Must be
13 yrs. or older.
Register at: www.scholarshipexperts.com
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For more information, see website at:
www.scholarshippoints.com
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For more information, see website at:
www.graphiccommcentral.org/decide/scholarships-ingraphic-communications.html
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Register online at: www.scholarships4moms.net
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Register on website at:
www.scholarships4moms.net/form.php
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For more information, see website at: www.scholarsite.com
Varies
For more information, see website at:
www.artandwriting.org
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For more information, see website at: ww.sni.org/hep (click
on "Education and Employment")
Varies
For more information, see website at:
www.sevenfund.org/entrepreneur-image
Varies
For more information, see website at:
www.sharpsinc.com/scholarship.htm
Varies
Amount: Varies
ScholarshipPoints.com
Scholarships in Graphic
Communications
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
Scholarships that are available for
students pursuing higher education
in a Graphic Communications
related field of study.
Amount: Varies
Scholarships4moms
Scholarships4moms.co
m
Register on website to enter
random drawing for scholarships.
Must be 18 yrs. or older.
Amount: $10,000
Register on website to enter
random drawing for scholarships.
Must be 18 yrs. or older.
Scholarship drawings are held
several times during the year.
Amount: $10,000
Scholarsite.com
Scholarships
Scholastic Art and
Writing Awards Alliance for Young
Artists and Writers
Seneca Nation of
Indians Scholarship
SEVEN Fund - I Am an
Entrepreneur
Photography
Competition
Random monthly drawing. Must
register with Scholarsite.com to be
eligible.
Amount: $1,000
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
Must be a member of the Seneca
Nation of Indians. Must show
financial need.
Amount: Up to $11,000 per year.
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.
Amount: $250 - $1,000
Sharps Scholarship
Program
Must write essay on topic of
accidental needle-stick injuries
outside of hospital and healthcare
settings. Contest held twice a year.
Amount: $750 - $1,500
Society of
Actuaries/Casualty
Actuarial Society
Scholarship Program
Society of Automotive
Engineers International
Scholarships Program
For students who are U.S. citizens
or permanent residents who plan to
major in the actuarial (insurance)
profession. Note: High school
students may not be eligible for all
of the scholarships listed on
webpage. Please refer to the
specific eligibility requirements for
each scholarship for more
information.
Amount: Varies with scholarship
For undergraduate and graduate
students majoring in engineering.
Deadlines vary, but are mostly in
Spring semester of year.
Amount: Varies with scholarship
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
Study Abroad
Scholarships
Register on website to enter
quarterly random drawing for
scholarship.
Amount: $10,000
StudyAbroad.com is a source of
information on educational
opportunities for students to study in
other countries.
For more information, see website at:
www.beanactuary.com
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SAE Scholarships and Loans Program
400 Commonwealth Drive
Warrendale, PA 15096 USA
scholarships@sae.org
(724) 772-8593
http://students.sae.org/awdscholar/scholarships
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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/
Varies
Studyabroad.com
1350 Edgmont Ave., Suite 1100
Chester, PA 19013 USA
Phone: (484) 766-2920
www.studyabroad.com
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Register online at:
http://suntrusteducation.com/sweeps/default.asp
Varies
Amount: Varies
SunTrust Education Off
To College Scholarship
Sweepstakes
Register on Sun Trust Education
website for random drawing to win
scholarships. One winner will be
chosen every two weeks from
October through May.
Amount: $1,000
Sweepstakes Lovers
A website that features many
sweepstakes where contestants can
compete for cash and prizes.
See website at: www.sweepstakeslovers.com
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For more information, see website at:
www.teacherscount.org/wannateach/scholarships.shtml
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For more information, see website at:
www.teenink.com/Resources/ContestsR.php
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For more information, see website at: www.tapt.com
Varies
Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board
Student Services Division
P.O. Box 12788
Austin, TX 78711-2788
1-800-242-3062
(512) 427-6101
www.thecb.state.tx.us or contact a college financial aid
office.
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Texas Society of Certified Public Accountants
14651 Dallas Pkwy Suite 700
Dallas, Texas 75254
800.428.0272 • 972.687.8500
www.tscpa.org (click on "Students")
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TSPS
2525 Wallingwood Drive #300
Austin, Texas 78746
Phone: 512.327.7871
www.tsps.org/index.php/education/tsfi
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Check website to see foundations in your state and
community: http://www.tgci.com/funding.shtml
Varies
For more information, see website at:
www.twoten.org/Scholarships
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Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregations
25 Beacon Street
Boston, MA 02108
(617) 742-2100
info @ uua.org
www.uua.org/giving/awardsscholarships
Varies
Amount: Varies
Teachers Count
Teen Ink Magazine
This website offers a list of
scholarships for prospective
teachers.
Amount: Varies with scholarship
A website that has many writing
contests for teens.
Amount: Varies with contest.
Texas Association For
Pupil Transportation
Scholarships
Texas Financial Aid
Programs - Texas
Higher Education
Coordinating Board
Texas Society of
Certified Public
Accountants
Various scholarships listed on the
Texas Association For Pupil
Transportation website.
Amount: Varies
Financial aid for college offered by
the State of Texas.
Amount: Varies
Scholarships for students who plan
to major in the field of accounting.
Amount: Varies with scholarship
Texas Surveyors
Foundation, Inc.
Scholarship
The Grantsmanship
Center
Must have been accepted or
enrolled in a survey related course
of study. Financial need and
academic achievement considered.
Amount: Not listed
A list of community foundations in
the United States. Scholarships for
high school students are available
from some local foundations. Click
on your state for more information
Amount: Varies
Two Ten International
Footwear Foundation
Scholarships Footwear Design
Scholarship
Unitarian Universalist
Association of
Congregations Awards
and Scholarships
Open to any student who is
studying design with a focus on
footwear.
Amount: $1,000 - $5,000
Multiple scholarships listed on the
Unitarian Universalist Association of
Congregations website.
Amount: Varies with scholarship
United Methodist Higher
Education Foundation
Candidates must be enrolled or
planning to enroll as a full-time
student in a UM-related college,\
university or seminary and be an
active member of The UMC for at
least one year.
UMHEF
1001 Nineteenth Ave. S.
Nashville, TN
37212-2130
800.811.8110
umhefscholarships@gbhem.org
www.umhef.org/receive.php
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GBHEM Scholarship Office
PO Box 340007
Nashville TN 37203-0007
umscholar@gbhem.org
615-340-7344
www.gbhem.org
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United Negro College Fund
8260 Willow Oaks Corporate Drive
P.O. Box 10444
Fairfax, VA 22031-8044
1-800-331-2244
www.uncf.org
Varies
For more information, see website at:
http://main.uschess.org (click on "Scholastic/College")
Varies
High school seniors with high
academic achievement.
For more information, see website at:
http://www.usjcisenate.org
Varies
Amount: $1,000
The deadline for return of the completed application forms
to the state chairperson is at his or her individual
discretion, and can vary from as early as December 1st to
as late as the following January 15th. The deadline is
shown on each state's application cover page.
A list scholarship programs and
educational resources for students
and service members available
through the government, veterans
groups and other associations.
For complete list, go to website at: www.navymemorial.org
(click on "History and Education")
Varies
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
Varies
Amount: Varies with scholarship
United Methodist
Scholarship Program General Board of Higher
Education and Ministry
Must be active, full member of The
United Methodist Church for at least
1 year. 2.5 GPA, full time student.
Applications accepted between
January 1st and May 15th.
United Negro College
Fund Scholarships
Various scholarships offered on the
UNCF website.
Amount: Varies
United States Chess
Federation
Scholarships
This website offers information
about some colleges in the United
States that offer scholarships for
chess.
Amount: Varies
UNITED STATES JCI
SENATE FOUNDATION
United States Navy
Memorial Scholarships
Amount: Varies with scholarship
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
Wells Fargo
CollegeSTEPS
Scholarship
Visit website to see complete
eligibility requirements to enter
monthly contests. Must be U.S.
citizen.
Achievement Scholarship Fund
2207 Concord Pike, Suite 623
Wilmington, DE 19803.
www.achievementscholarshipfund.org
Varies
Amount: $5,000
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
Varies
1-888-511-7302
collegesteps@wellsfargo.com
Amount: $1,000
WinningSurveys.com
Sweepstakes
Fill out a survey to enter a random
drawing to win up to $50,000.
Enter online at: www.winningsurveys.com
Varies
Varies
Amount: $500 - $5,000
L. Ron Hubbard Writers or Illustrators of the Future
Contest
P.O. Box 1630
Los Angeles, CA 90078
contests@authorservicesinc.com
www.writersofthefuture.com
Writing contests for students grade
K - 12.
For more information, see website at:
www.youngvoicesfoundation.org
Varies
Amount: $25 - $1,500
YFU awards more than 300
different scholarships to students
each year for study abroad.
For more information, see website at:
http://yfuusa.org/american-students/scholarships.php
Varies
Apply online at: http://www.zinch.com/static/collegescholarships.html
Varies
Amount: $50,000
Writers/Illustrators of
the Future Contests
Young Voices
Foundation Writing
Contests
Youth For
Understanding (YFU)
USA Scholarships
For writers or illustrators of science
fiction or fantasy stories. The
contest has four quarters- October
1, January 1, April 1 and July 1.
Amount: Varies with scholarship
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