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SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINES AND INFORMATION 2011

Fill out a detailed information signup sheet at www.scholarshipexperts.com and www.fastweb.com and all scholarships that meet your criteria will be sent directly to an e-mail account that you choose. 1/15/2011 NYU Martin Luther King, Jr. Scholars Program at Ithaca This program has awarded over 400 need-based and merit scholarships to incoming freshmen at NYU. Seniors with outstanding academic achievement l, leadership, and commitment to the principles of

community, humanitarianism and social progress are considered. 1/15/2011 SAE International Engineering Scholarships More than 60 corporate and university sponsored scholarships will be offered to qualified students who are interested in the study of engineering and related sciences. To apply: log on to www.sae.org/students/engschlr.htm Applications will be accepted from September 1 through January 15, 2011.

1/15/2011 Dell Scholars Program Applicant must be participating in a college readiness program (AP classes) Earning a minimum of 2.4 GPA Demonstrate the need for financial assistance Plan to enter a bachelor’s degree program at an accredited college after graduation Be a U.S. citizen Complete the on-line application at www.dellscholars.org which opens on November 1 For complete details come to the Career Center on the 2nd floor

1/15/2011 ScholarshipExperts Zinch “Sweet-Diggity-Dawg” $20,000 Scholarship This scholarship is open to all students with a GPA of 2.0 or higher who graduate/graduated from high school in 2010-2014. To apply: Visit the website at: www.scholarshipexperts.com/notes/z.jsp and fill out the application.

1/15/2011 The Gallery Collection 3rd Annual Create-A-Greeting Card Scholarship Contest The contest is sponsored by Prudent Publishing Company in New Jersey. The winner of the contest will win a $10,000 cash scholarship and a $1,000 prize for their school. If the winner is enrolled in an educational institution the $10,000 prize will be paid directly to that institution on behalf of the winner and any remainder, will be paid directly to the winner. The winner will be notified by email or mail not later than March 16, 2010. To apply: Applicants must be 14 years of age or older You must create a Christmas card, holiday card, birthday card or all-occasion greeting card Register online at www.gallerycollection.com or go directly to the

www.gallerycollection.com/scholarship website. Online application must include an original work of art or photograph, first and last name of the

applicant, date of birth, phone number mailing address, email address grade level , name of school currently attending and school’s website address.

Applications are available in the Career Counseling Center. There are specific guidelines for the creation of the card itself in order to qualify. This information is contained in the application.

1/15/2011 Martin Luther King Jr. Scholar Program at Ithaca College Counselor Nominated Students are selected for membership in the Martin Luther King, Jr. Scholars Program based on a

demonstrated record of outstanding academic achievement, leadership, community service, and dedication to furthering the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Martin Luther King, Jr. Scholars will complete a rigorous academic program of study in their respective undergraduate schools while participating in the enriched academic and cultural experiences offered by the Martin Luther King, Jr. Scholars Program.

Nomination forms available in online at http://www.ithaca.edu/mlkscholars/index.html or call Shanell Pacheco, associate director for university recruitment, at 212-998-4554.

1/15/2011 Fairleigh Dickinson Metropolitan Bergen Scholar Awards This is a full tuition scholarship program for high-achieving students at Fairleigh Dickinson University. These awards are annually renewable worth more than $112,800 over the course of four years of study at the campus in Teaneck. To apply: Student must have a grade point average of 3.5 or higher Rank in the top 10% of their class Score a minimum 1300 (out of 16t00) on the SAT Apply as a resident student at FDU’s Metropolitan Campus Come to the Career Center on the 2nd floor for an application

1/15/2011 Washington Crossing Foundation Scholarship Awards This award is for seniors only that are planning careers in government service. Winners receive an all expenses paid weekend, including transportation and housing, in Bucks County, PA to attend the Scholarship Awards Ceremony. All winners must attend the program on Saturday April 23, 2011 in order to win. The awards range from $500 to $5,000. To apply: Complete a one-page typed in 12 point type, double spaced and on a single page essay of 300 words

or less stating why you are planning a career in government service including any inspiration to be derived from the leadership of George Washington.

3 copies of a letter of recommendation 3 copies of a high school transcript plus scores from SAT, ACT 3 copies of any other document the applicant chooses For complete details come to the Career Center on the 2nd floor Visit the website at www.gwcf.org

1/15/2011 Skidmore College Porter Presidential Scholarships in Mathematics and Science Skidmore annually awards up to 5 $40,000 Porter Presidential Scholarships in Mathematics and Science ($10,000 per year) to students who demonstrate exceptional promise for study in these areas. The scholarships are awarded without regard to financial need. To apply: Complete the application to Skidmore College Respond to the science/mathematics essay question on the Skidmore Supplement to the Common

Application Winners will be notified by April 1, 2011.

1/15/2011 Filene Music Scholarships This $10,000 scholarship is open to high school students who meet the criteria for admission to Skidmore College. Applications for Skidmore College are available at www. Skidmore.edu Apply online for the scholarship at www.skidmore.edu/filenescholarships

1/15/2011 Ithaca College Park Scholar Awards Counselor Nominated Students must write 2 300-500 word essays on the following topics: Topic 1 - Discuss your decision to pursue a degree in your chosen field and how it was affected by a

specific example of media or a particular use of communications technology (e.g. a new story, web design, multimedia presentation, film, TFV show, video game, ad campaign,or public event). Topic 2 – Describe yourself

Complete the application available in the Career Counseling Center Provide resume 3 letters of recommendation and your transcript.

1/18/2011 Cornell University’s 2011 Fashion Design Award This award provides high school students an opportunity to take part in a national design competition and exposure to the only Fashion and Apparel program with in the Ivy League. Students will be required to design an outfit that would be worn at a music awards ceremony. The winner will be invited to attend CDL, the department’s annual fashion show where their design will be modeled on the runway. 2nd prize is an iPod and a rendering of your design by a current FSAD student. 3rd prize is a $100 gift voucher for art supplies. To apply: Must be a H.S. student Submit an 8.5 x 11 drawing of your design with a description or swatches of materials Students may submit as many drawing as they want but must fill out a separate entry form for each

along with a $10 entry fee for each Come to the Career Counseling Center on the 2nd floor for an entry form.

1/18/2011 Pace University Ad Competition Create an ad or ad campaign this fall to discourage teens from the deadly practice of texting and driving. To apply: Visit the website at www.pace.edu/adcompetition Win up to $1,000 and a $5,000 college scholarship

1/20/2011 The New York Water Environment Association, Inc. The New York WEA will be offering a total of six $1,500 scholarships. Two will be to children of NYWEA members. Two will be to students enrolled at college or university where there is a NYWE student chapter. Two will be to high school students who will be enrolled in an environmentally related program in a four year college or university. To apply: Fill out both pages of the application. Attach letter verifying enrollment or acceptance in a college environmental program on college

stationary Attach Letters of Recommendation (two) Attach an official transcript. Attach requested essays (two) Applicants must be NYS residents. Come to the Career Counseling Center on the 2nd floor for an application form. For More information go to www.nywea.org.

1/20/2011 NYU Steinhardt School of Culture, Education and Human Development Future Educators Scholarship Counselor Nominated Seniors with excellent academic achievement and demonstrated dedication to serving others

particularly students who want to work with young people as teachers Merit and need-based scholarships from $1,000-$15,000 annually to students admitted to the teacher.

1/20/2011 The Bronfman Youth Fellowships in Israel The 24th annual Bronfman Youth Fellowships in Israel are being accepted for the Summer of 2011. The purpose of the Fellowships is to increase understanding and tolerance among the different Jewish denominations. This is a fully endowed fellowship that is among the most prestigious programs available to outstanding Jewish students of all backgrounds who are in their JUNIOR year of high school. No Jewish educational background is required for eligibility Applicants must have shown themselves to be outstanding individuals in leadership, character and

academics. Visit the web site at www.bronfman.org for complete information on this fellowship. Orientation will begin in NYC on 6/28/2011, group departs for Israel on 7/6/11 and returns on 8/11/11 Finalists will be contracted by March 1, 2011.

1/21/2011 Teachers Federal Credit Union Six graduating high school seniors will be awarded $1,000 each to be used toward continuing their

education. There are no scholastic criteria for winning. The student or their parent must be a member of the TFCU. To apply come to the Career Counseling Center on the 2nd floor for an application or go to the website

directly at www.teachersfcu.org.

1/24/2011 Bentley University Tomorrow 25 Competition JUNIORS only This is a leadership program designed to honor 25 high-achieving students who are involved in their schools, communities and on their way to becoming tomorrow’s leaders of business and society. Bentley is looking for outstanding young leaders who demonstrate leadership and accomplishment in the areas of academic excellence, initiative, citizenship, technological savvy, cultural awareness, social responsibility and a commitment to making positive change in the world. Prizes include a group advertisement in TIME magazine and an all-expenses-paid trip for the student and their parents to the 2011 Bentley Leadership Forum which is a symposium that features prominent leaders from all over the world and is sponsored by TIME magazine. The forum takes place on April 22, 2011 on Bentley’s campus. To apply: You must be a junior in high school Meet the criteria mentioned above Visit the website at Bentley.edu/Tomorrow25 and fill out the application online

1/25/2011 Indiana University Robert A. and Sandra S. Borns Jewish Studies Program This program awards five scholarships totaling $23,000 for incoming freshmen committed to pursuing a

major or an area certificate in Jewish Studies at Indiana University. Students should have a minimum GPA of 3.4 as well as a record of outstanding academic and

extracurricular achievement. More information available at: http://www.indiana.edu/~jsp or call (812) 855-0483.

1/29/2011 Walmart Foundation Scholarship Programs Walmart is offering several different scholarships: the Sam Walton Community Scholarship – a $3,000 college scholarship available to graduating seniors with at least a 2.5 cumulative GPA and demonstrated financial need; the Walmart Associate Scholarship – a $3,000 college scholarship available to Walmart associates or dependents of associates who are graduating seniors with at least a 2.5 cumulative GPA and demonstrated financial need; The Walmart Higher Reach Scholarship – provides a college scholarship up to $3,000 to Walmart associates who have been out of school for at least one year; The Walton Family Foundation Scholarship (administered by the Walmart Foundation) – a $1,000 scholarship paid out over four years. Applicants must be dependents of Walmart associates and have at least a 22 ACT or 1030 SAT (Critical Reading and Math) score and prove financial need. To apply: Visit the website at www.walmartstores.com/communitygiving/8736.aspx?p=236 Each scholarship has different criteria Come to the Career Center on the 2nd floor if you have any questions.

1/31/2011 ScholarshipExperts College Prowler “No Essay” Scholarship This scholarship is open to all high school students. To apply: Visit the website at www.scholarshipexperts.clickmeter.com/181817/

1/31/2011 Dowling College Rudolph Scholarship The Rudolph Scholarship for Academic Excellence is available from Dowling College. The scholarship includes tuition, fees, dorms and the meal plan. To apply: Student must be a full-time freshmen Applicant must have a minimum high school average of 90 Minimum combined SAT score of 1200 or 26 on the ACT Visit the website at www.dowling.edu

1/31/2011 Hispanic Heritage Fund Wal-Mart High School Scholarship This scholarship is available on a competitive basis to graduating high school seniors of Hispanic Heritage from selected geographical locations. Students must be enrolled full-time as a first year freshmen during the 2011-2012 academic year. Awards are in the amount of $2,500. To apply: Be of Hispanic Heritage Be a U.S. citizen Be a graduating senior with plans to enroll full time in a degree-seeking program at a four-year U.S.

institution during the 2011-2012 academic year. Have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.00 on a 4.00 scale Permanently reside in New York Willing to participate in a one-year retention program during the 2011-2012 academic year Must apply for federal financial aid by completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)

1/31/2011 National Association of Asian American Professionals The NAAAP will award three one-time scholarships in the amount of $2,500 to outstanding high school

seniors for distinguished performance in the combined areas of academics, extracurricular activities, and community service. In addition, one student will receive the Chan Lin Achievement Award. This $2,500 scholarship will be awarded to a graduating high school senior who immigrated to the United States within the past five years (arrival date no later than January 1, 2005.) For more information and to download an application form, please visit http://www.naaapny.org/doc/sl.jsp. All three parts of the application must be postmarked by January 31, 2011.

The Perspectives Scholarship will be awarded to one senior who will be granted the opportunity of a lifetime to experience traveling perspectives that will either affirm his/her passions or uncover new ones. Winner and guest receive complimentary airfare to a city of their choice, hotel accommodations and a stipend to cover meals and incidentals.

For more information and to download an application, please visit http://www.naaapn.org/doc/sl.jsp. 1/31/2011 The Discover Scholarship Program This program awards diverse high school JUNIORS on their exemplary achievements in leadership, community service while overcoming an obstacle. Up to 10 scholarships of $25,000 each can be awarded. Scholarships may be applied towards costs for college, university, specialized training or education beyond high school in any career path the winner chooses. Applications are available at www.discoverfinancial.com/community Must have a 2.75 cumulative average on a 4.0 scale for 9th and 10th grades Demonstrate accomplishments in community service and leadership and faced a significant roadblock

or challenge 1/31/2011 NACEL Open Door Congress-Bundestag Vocational Youth Exchange Program This is a non-profit educational exchange organization that allows graduating high school seniors to spend a year in Germany living with a host family, participating in a school or training program, and getting hands-on work experience through an internship with a German company. The application deadline is January 31. To apply: Log on to www.nacelopendoor.org. Click on Travel Abroad and scroll down to the Scholarship box. Fill out the application on line or send completed applications to Susan Franck, Program Director,

Nacel Open Door, 380 Jackson Street, Suite 200, St. Paul, MN 55101 1/31/2011 Alfred University Lelia E. Tupper Writing Competition Manuscripts, not exceeding 12 pages, can be submitted in both the Creative Writing and Expository

Writing categories. In the Creative Writing, students can choose to write four poems, a short story, or some combination of both. In the Expository Writing category, students must write either a critical essay or personal essay.

The first-place winner will be awarded a scholarship of $1,000 for each of the four years at Alfred University provided he or she enters the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and maintains a minimum of 3.0 GPA each year.

Information available at: http://www.alfred.edu/pressreleases/viewrelease.cfm?ID=4321, or call the English Department at Alfred University English Division at 607.871.2256

1/31/2011 Student Paths Education Award Student winners will be chosen once per month based on Pathsport Activity and will be awarded $1,000. School winners will be chosen once per month on having 20 students active in the Pathsport. The school will be awarded $200. Pathsport provides information on colleges and post secondary schools. You must first log on to their website to be considered for the Education Award. This is a monthly award through Pathsport. To apply: Visit the www.pathsport.com website and complete the application page Students must be in grades 9-12 Remain a member of the website – appropriate information will be sent to you via e-mail depending on

the application form you complete. A minimum of 20 students must be active on the website in order for one to be chosen

1/31/2011 New York State PTA – The Stanley Marcus Youth Humanitarian Award Counselor Nominated This award will be given to one junior or senior who best exemplifies the dedication to youth and zealous volunteer community service for which Stanley Marcus was known. Each PTA region winner is presented a plaque and the state winner is awarded $250 and a plaque. To be nominated: Complete the application form Submit an essay on “Why Humanitarianism Is Important In My Life” Letter from Directors of Community Programs Copies of Certificates of Appreciation Do not include transcripts or letters of recommendation.

1/31/2011 The University of Dayton Ask a Question Scholarship The University of Dayton is interested in finding out what kinds of questions prospective students are asking. Winners will be given money towards the investigation of their question – 2 winners will receive $2,500 toward answering their question and a Flip camera. The Grand Prize Winner will be given a $40,000 scholarship to the University of Dayton, $2,500 towards answering their question and a Flip camera. To apply: Ask a Question – such as “What Captivates your Interest” Create a Video – and answer the question Share your Video – use Facebook, Twitter, e-mail and word-of-mouth to tell your friends and family and

collect as many votes as possible. Visit the website at www.admission.udayton.edu/yourquestion for complete details

2/1/2011 Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) Counselor Nominated This is an $18,000 scholarship per year that will be awarded to a superior student as the SCAD Distinguished Scholars Award. Students must:

Be nominated by their art teacher or school counselor Scholarship can be used at Savannah or Atlanta and must maintain a 3.0GPA on a 4.0 scale to qualify

each year. Must be at least 1220 SAT combined math and critical reading score or at last 27 ACT composite score At least 3.75 GPA on a 4.0 scale Outstanding visual arts, performing arts or writing talent Honors and awards from competition or other recognition Leadership demonstrated through co-curricular or extra-curricular involvement Apply online at www.scad.edu/apply and use promo code edrefo809

2/1/2011 Verizon Wireless/UNCF Scholarship for High School Seniors 5 scholarship awards may be given in each region to children of Verizon employees. A first place winner will receive a $5,000 scholarship, HP mini 311 Netbook, DROID SmartPhone and $2,250 in Verizon Wireless gift

cards. 2nd place will receive a $4,000 scholarship and everything else the 1st place winner receives. 3rd place will receive a $3,000 scholarship and everything else the 2nd place winner receives. 4th place will receive a $2,500 scholarship, DROID SmartPhone and $1,550 in Verizon Wireless gift cards. 5th place will receive a $2,500 scholarship, DROID SmartPhone and $1,450 in Verizon Wireless gift cards. To apply: Must be a child of an active Verizon employee Visit the www.uncf.org website and click on the Verizon Wireless UNCF Scholarship button Must be a resident of New York Must be a graduating high school senior Have a minimum cumulative high school GPA of 2.0 on a 4.0 scale Submit a 500 word essay on how the evolution of technology has changed the world Submit a current high school transcript if selected as a candidate Must be enrolled and accepted at a 4-year college or university prior to the beginning of the 2011 fall

semester. 2/1/2011 Silas Rhodes Scholarship – The School of Visual Arts All admission and scholarship materials must be submitted by February 1, 2009 for all first-time freshmen applicants and by March 1 for all transfer applicants. Go to www.sva.edu for scholarship information and requirements Applications will not be considered for scholarship until all the requirements for undergraduate

admission have been completed.

2/1/2011 The American Musical and Dramatic Academy National Scholarship Program Counselor Nominated The AMDA is offering full time degree and conservatory programs in acting, musical theatre, dance theatre and performing arts at campuses in NYC and in the Hollywood Entertainment District in Los Angeles. Last year over $1,500,000 was awarded to scholarship recipients. To apply: Students are selected through an audition and application process Come to the Career Center for an application For additional information contact the Admissions Office at 800367-7908.

2/1/2011 Scholarships from Drew University Presidential Scholarship in the Arts, for demonstrated talent in art, music, creative writing or theater, Civic Engagement Scholarships for leadership in community service projects, RISE Science Scholarships for students who have excelled academically and plant o major in biochemistry, biology, chemistry, computer science, engineering. To apply: Visit the website at www.drew.edu/cla/scholarships Award amount: $5,000 per year for four years - $20,000

2/1/2011 St. John’s University Catholic Student Scholarship A limited number of scholarships which range from $1,000 to $2,500 annually will be awarded based on the applicant’s academic criteria including high school average and standardized tests, demonstrated financial need and the strength of an accompanying essay describing how your Catholic faith, and specifically, the teachings of St. Vincent de Paul influence your life. To be considered: You must be Roman Catholic Have at least a B average and a combined SAT score of 1050 or more Submit a complete application for admission and the Catholic Student Scholarship with accompanying

materials by February 1, 2011 File the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) no later than March 1, 2011 Application forms are available in the Career Counseling Center

Ozanam Scholars Program – also from St. John’s

This program empowers a select group of students to realize their fullest potential as scholars, community activists and leaders who will make a real difference in the lives of those most in need. The program is open to only 30 students per year and includes an annual scholarship of up to $10,000. Candidates should: Have a strong academic record Demonstrable history of meaningful service Complete the application Application essays should reflect the breadth of the student’s service Service resume should highlight the student’s record of meaningful service and teacher or guidance

counselor recommendation should attest to the student’s commitment to making a difference Application deadline is March 1, 2011. Application forms are available in the Career Counseling Center.

Women in Science Scholarship – also from St. John’s Women planning on majoring in one of the sciences and who demonstrate financial need may be eligible for this scholarship. Recipients will be notified of this award in their financial aid award letter. Applicants must file the FAFSA as soon as possible No separate application is necessary

2/1/2011 Hartwick College and the National Science Foundation (NSF) Hartwick is offering six $40,000 scholarships in biotechnology, as part of the NSF Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (S-STEM) program. The scholarships will be awarded to incoming students majoring in biology or biochemistry and interested in pursuing a career in biotechnology. This scholarship is granted in addition to any merit scholarship and need-based financial aid for which recipients qualify. To apply: Students must complete the online application by February 1, 2011 Submit a letter of recommendation from a science teacher Semi-finalists will interview prior to April

2/2/2011 North Shore Chamber Choir NSCC is offering $500 in scholarships to encourage high school seniors to further their education in

vocal music. To qualify, the applicant must audition with a level 6 piece chosen from the current NYSSMA manual

and plan to continue vocal music studies at the collegiate level. For more information visit: www.NSChamberChoir.org.

2/4/2011 The International Culinary Schools The Art Institutes schools award tuition scholarships to the top competitors. The Best Teen Chef will “Intern for a Day” at Food Network Kitchens, tour the studios, have dinner at a Food Network chef’s restaurant, and receive a library of Food Network Kitchens’ cookbooks. To apply: Visit the web site at: ArtInstitutes.edu/BTC Fill out the application and submit before 2/4/2011

2/09/2011 KFC Colonel’s Scholars KFC Colonel’s Scholars is looking for high school seniors with financial need and an entrepreneurial spirit to qualify for the KFC Colonel’s Scholars Program. Awards are up to $20,000 for tuition, fees, textbooks, room and board. To qualify, graduating high school seniors must: Earn a minimum high school cumulative GPA of 2.75 Enroll in a public college or university within their state of legal residence Plan to pursue a bachelor’s degree Be a US citizen or permanent resident Demonstrate financial need Complete the online scholarship application from 12/1/10 – 2/9/11- at www.kfcscholars.org

2/10/2011 Mid-Island Club This scholarship is for African American students. Several scholarships are available and include The Florence Allen Holmes Scholarship $2,500, Mildred Green Scholarship $1,000, Leora Heyward Scholarship - $1,000, Mid-Island Club Incentive Award. For full details come to the Career Center. To apply: You must be of African American heritage Applicant must attend Suffolk County school Applicant must have submitted applications for admission to colleges Must submit an application, official transcript and two letters of recommendations Must be available for a personal interview by the scholarship committee Submit a 250 word typed essay about her/himself and why she/he believes that she/he is deserving of

a scholarship award Must be present at the annual Founders’ Day Luncheon on April 30, 2011 to receive the award. Come to the Career Center for an application

2/12/2011 Congress of the U.S. - Honoring Our Future Leaders Competition This writing competition is for 11 and 12th grade students. Winners will have their name read in the Congressional Record and will receive a copy of the record. They will also be presented with a Proclamation at Breakfast Reception that Steve Israel will be hosting on February 22. That invitation will be extended to the winners, their families and their school administrators. To apply: Come to the Career Center for an application Complete the essay topic - either your own rendition of the famous “I have a dream speech” no longer

than 3 pages or Describe an obstacle, challenge or setback in our life. How did you overcome it? How have you grown from this experience – not longer than 1 page.

2/15/2011 Suffolk County Chapter – Jack and Jill of America, Inc. Kathleen Taylor Scholarship This scholarship rewards students of African Ancestry (African, African American and Caribbean

American) who exhibit exemplary commitment to serving their communities. Two $500 scholarships will be awarded. Requirements include: Student must be a senior of African Ancestry Student must be seeking a Baccalaureate degree Student must have a minimum GAP of 3.0 (85) or better Applicants must submit a completed application, 1 letter of recommendation (teacher, guidance

counselor, community leader, etc), current transcript, typed essay (minimum of 500 words) Topic: What Community Service Means to You

Questions may be directed to Deborah Kimbrough-Lowe at 516-381-3341 Applications are available in the Career Counseling Center on the 2nd floor.

2/15/2011 Dr. Seuss’s Oh, the Places You’ll Go College Scholarship This scholarship recognizes a high school senior who understands and values the limitless possibilities that education can offer with a scholarship award. The 1st place scholarship is $5,000. To apply: You must be in the 12-grade and graduating spring 2011, age 21 years or younger Visit the website at www.ohtheplaces.org to print out an application or come to the Career Counseling

Center on the 2nd floor. The winner will be announced by May 1, 2010 n the Random House, Inc website. You must submit a literary composition in personal/essay/memoir format. Submission must be typed, double-spaced, and no longer than one page (500 words) with a minimum

font size of 12 points. Include you name and the title of your entry at the top of your submission. No handwritten entries and no photos or drawings.

2/15/2011 The Presidential Scholars Program at FIT

This is an honors program at FIT and offers the opportunity to explore NYC, visit museums and attend theater, opera, dance and music performances. Presidential Scholars are extended special privileges, priority registration, housing and an annual merit stipend. To apply: Visit the website at www.fitnyc.edu/honors

2/15/2011 National Commission for Cooperative Education 185 merit co-op scholarships available of $6,000 each for a renewable value of $4,500,000. Applications available online at: http://www.co-op.edu/scholarships.htm. Students must have a GPA of 3.5 or better and must apply and be accepted at one of the ten NCCE

Partner Colleges and Universities listed below:

o Drexel University o Johnson & Wales University o Kettering University o Pace University

o Rochester Institute of Technology o University of Cincinnati o University of Toledo o Wentworth Institute of Technology

2/16/2011 Best Buy Scholarship Program 1,000 scholarships of $1,500 each will be awarded to students who meet the following criteria: Applicant must be a 9-12th grade student living in the U.S. and Puerto Rico Student must have solid grades Student must be involved in volunteer community service or work experience To apply visit www.bestbuy.com/scholarships or www.at15.com. Must complete the on-line application

2/23/2011 Johnson and Wales University National High School Chef of the Year More than $900,000 in scholarships will be awarded to this year’s Chef of the Year contest winners. All completed entries must be postmarked or received via e-mail by the March 23 deadline. For more information about the contest details or guidelines, please contact the J & W Charlotte

Admissions Office at 1-866-598-2427 or visit http://culinary.jwu.edu.

2/25/2011 5:00pm deadline Moody’s Mega Math Challenge $100,000 in scholarships is available through this program. Those interested should see their math teacher or come to the Career Counseling Center. Rules and information about the challenge are available on the web site at www.m3challenge.siam.org

and click on “register to participate”. Challenge Weekend March 5 & 6, 2011

2/18/2011 A.L.I.V.E. – Western Suffolk Boces This $100 award will be given to one senior who attends Wilson Tech, who is a positive role model and displays outstanding student qualifies. To apply: See your guidance counselor Must demonstrate good attendance Have good working habits Have community service Be involved in extra curricular activities Have good academic grades

2/28/2011 Ronald McDonald House Charities The RMHC National Scholarship Program is comprised of 4 individual scholarship programs including:

ASIA, African American Future Achievers, Hispanic American Commitment to Educational Resources, and Scholars.

To download the application, visit the website at www.rmhc.org.

2/28/11 Dante Foundation of Nassau County Counselor Nominated Dante is seeking students who have achieved high standards in academics, participated in extra curricular activities and scored above average on the SAT exams. Four applications per school will be accepted. This organization is awarding several $5,000 scholarships to graduating high school students of Italian-

American ancestry who reside in Nassau or Suffolk County and who will be attending an accredited college or university.

Students must have a successful academic and extra-curricular record, and above average SAT scores.

Required items: personal information, transcript, copy of SAT scores, three letters of recommendation and completed essay answering the following questions: describe why you want to attend college; why you have chosen your intended major; describe your future aspirations; how has your Italian heritage impacted your life; and what a DANTE Scholarship would mean to you.

2/28/2011 Hispanic Scholarship Fund AT&T Foundation Scholarship The HSF/AT&T Foundation Scholarship Program is designed to assist students of Hispanic heritage, dependents of AT&T employees attending two-year or four-year colleges to obtain a degree. The award amount is $1,500 for two-year colleges and $2,500 for four-year colleges. To apply: Must be of Hispanic heritage Must be 25 years of younger as of 2/28/2011 Have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale Must be a high school senior or undergraduate who plans to enroll full-time in a degree seeking

program at a four-year U.S. accredited institution or a two year community college during the 2011-2012 academic year.

Must be a dependent of an AT&T employee (defined as children or stepchildren of regular full-time actively employed employees of AT&T or its U.S. subsidiaries who have a minimum of one year of employment as of 2/28/2011.

Use the coupon code ATT11 on the first page of the application 2/28/2011 Student Paths Education Award Student winners will be chosen once per month based on Pathsport Activity and will be awarded $1,000. School winners will be chosen once per month on having 20 students active in the Pathsport. The school will be awarded $200. Pathsport provides information on colleges and post secondary schools. You must first log on to their website to be considered for the Education Award. This is a monthly award through Pathsport. To apply: Visit the www.pathsport.com website and complete the application page Students must be in grades 9-12 Remain a member of the website – appropriate information will be sent to you via e-mail depending on


3/1/2011 Phi Delta Kappa Suffolk County Chapter 2011 Grants for Prospective Educators Counselor Nominated

The Suffolk County Chapter of Phi Delta Kappa has announced the 2011 Scholarship Grants for Prospective Educators.

See Maryann in the Career Center for a copy of the application. The deadline for submitting the completed applications along with an essay, transcript and reference letter to Mrs. Kesten is February 25, 2011.

3/1/2011 The Tenth Annual Julie Peierls Scholarship An annual scholarship of $1,000 is available to high school seniors who plan to pursue a career in the

professional theatre and will be continuing his/her theatrical education on a college or conservatory level.

Students are required to submit a completed application and participate in an audition and an interview. To acquire application and scholarship guidelines, interested students should send a SASE to

THEATRE THREE, Attn: Julie Peierls Scholarship Committee, PO Box 512, Port Jefferson, NY 11777. (Students are asked to not call the theatre.)

The winner will be announced on May 16, 2011 3/1/2011 Long Island Mathematics Conference Board This scholarship program will provide up to 5 awards of $1,000 for deserving Long Island minority high school students. These students must plan to major in mathematics or science at an accredited college or university of their choice. Only seniors need apply. To apply: Come to the Career Center for an application and complete it Write a one-page essay describing your interest in pursuing the study of mathematics or science Provide two letters of recommendation – one from a math or science teacher Provide an official transcript including a list of all senior courses, first semester grades, SAT or ACT

scores and AP test scores where possible.

3/1/2011 TIME2000: A Math-Teaching Program This program is a full-time undergraduate secondary mathematics teacher preparation program in which students major in mathematics and minor in secondary education. High school seniors graduating in June are eligible to apply. To apply: Applicant must be a B in mathematics and English Should have a special interest in an a commitment to the teaching of mathematics and a willingness to

work hard Applicant must be highly recommended by their mathematics teacher Must be a US citizen File a CUNY Freshman Application for fall and list queens College as your first choice Fill out the application available in the Career Center on the 2nd floor Recommendation letter from your mathematics teacher is required You will not commit to this program until the spring semester of your sophomore year but then you

must commit for a minimum of 2 years within 5 years of graduation 3/1/2011The Dorothea Deitz Memorial Scholarship Fund Available to female students who are planning to major in Physical Education Teacher Education. The scholarship will be awarded to three deserving students in the amounts of $7,500, $6,500, and

$5,500. Women residing in New York State are eligible. In addition a $600 grant will be warded to each Area Winner not receiving one of the three scholarship

awards. Scholarship is awarded on the basis of character, academic achievement, physical education

competence, participation in athletics, qualities of leadership and financial need. Applications can be downloaded at the following website: www.nysahperd.org

3/1/2011 American Chemical Society Scholars Program The American Chemical Society Scholars Program awards scholarships to undergraduate students with outstanding academic records who plan to pursue a career in chemistry, biochemistry, chemical engineering, or other chemically related fields. These renewable scholarships are awarded on the basis of merit and financial need. To apply: You must be a high school senior entering college in 2011 You must be African American, Hispanic/Latino or American Indian You must be a citizen of the U.S. You must have a grade point average of 3.0 or better Complete the application form Complete the FAFSA Complete the SAR (Student Aid Report)

Provide SAT or ACT scores Provide transcripts Provide letters of recommendation – from a chemistry teacher or someone familiar with your work in

science. Come to the Career Counseling Center on the 2nd floor for an application or apply online at

www.chemistry.org/scholars.

3/1/2011 The Art Institute’s Storytellers Photography Competition The winner of this competition could earn a photography scholarship to an Art Institutes school. Create a visual story with a series of six original photos on the theme “Storytelling Through the Lens” and your artists statement about the photos. To apply: Register online at www.artinstitues.edu/photocompetition In 800 words or less tell what is happening in the story Must be a high school senior and at least 17 years old Include a transcript and demonstrate a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher

3/5/2011 CW Post Scholarship Portfolio Review Day CW Post’s faculty of professional artists will review your portfolio. Students with outstanding portfolios will be eligible for a $20,000 scholarship – up to $5,000 a year for four years. To apply: Applicants may bring their portfolio in personally on 3/5 Students who are unable to come in person may mail their portfolio with prior permission from the CW

Post Art Department Students who are selected to continue in the competition will participate in a second interview. Call C.W. Post’s Art Department to register at 516-299-2464 For complete details visit www.cwpost.edu/scholarships

3/4/2011 Scholar Athlete Milk Mustache of the Year (SAMMY) Award Program The SAMMY 2011 Award Program recognizes outstanding scholar athletes in grade 12 from high

schools throughout the U.S. You could be one of the 25 winners to receive: A $7,500 college scholarship from the Milk Processor Education Program An additional $7,500 will be donated to the winners favorite charity An invitation for winners, parents and/or guardians to attend a SAMMY 2011 weekend at the Disney

World Complex in Orlando, FL in June 2011. An opportunity to be the star in a milk Mustache ad in USA Today

All high school seniors are invited to apply Applications and official rules are available online at sammy.bodybymilk.com until March 4, 2011 Winners will be announced in June, 2011

3/5/2011 12th Annual Long Island University BRAIN BEE 2011 To be eligible for this competition you must: Be a Long Island high school student who has read “Brain Facts”. Participation in the Brain Bee

preparatory course is recommended. The Brain Bee will be held at CW Post Campus on March 5 from 9:30am – 1:30pm Register now at www.liu.edu/cwpost/brainbee The winner from CW Post will go to the National Brain Bee in Baltimore, Maryland in March 2011. The champion receives $1,500 and an all expense-paid trip for two to San Diego, CA to attend the

2011 International Brain Bee Competition on August 12-15, 2011, a trophy for their high school and an opportunity to work in the lab or a famous neuro-scientist during the summer.

Prizes will also be awarded to 2nd and 3rd place winners.

3/5/2011 The Association of Fire Districts – The Ned Carter Scholarship

3 $1,500 scholarships will be awarded to NY State High School Seniors who will graduate in June of 2009. Student must be related to or be a Firefighter in an affiliated member organization of the Association of Fire Districts of the State of New York and must reside within New York State. To apply: Student must be continuing their education at either a two or four year college Awards will go to students who have and will be entering a career of service to the community (fire

service related major, nursing, social work, health related services, teaching, librarian, etc.) Financial need will be a factor Complete 2 teacher recommendations, 1 guidance counselor endorsement, 1 personal reference and 1

firematic recommendation along with your current transcript Copy of parent/guardians last Income Tax Return with a copy of the W-2 Applications must be typed Applications are available in the Career Counseling Center on the 2nd floor

3/7/2011 Girls Leadership Workshop This is an international leadership development program for girls entering their sophomore or junior year in high school in the fall. The cost for the program is $2,000 not including travel expenses to and from the program (Hyde Park, NY). Financial assistance will be provided to those with a demonstrated need. For more information visit the website at www.ERVK.ORG. 3/9/2011 Fashion Institute of Technology – Presidential Scholars Program Students interested in attending FIT should: Visit www.fitnyc.edu/honors Presidential Scholars are extended special privileges: priority registration, housing in one of FIT’s

residence halls, and an annual merit stipend of $500. Competitive admission is based on essay, SAT scores, letters of recommendation, class rank, and high

school GPA. 3/11/2011 Christian Life Center – The American Heritage Scholarship+ Two $1,500 scholarships, will be awarded to graduating seniors, one male, one female, for Long Island

students whose lives exemplify genuine character and promote the scriptural values upon which our country was founded.

Up to four $250 High Honorable Mention scholarships may also be awarded regardless of gender. The application is available online at www.nbc.org.

3/13/2011 CW Post Scholarship Portfolio Review Day CW Post’s faculty of professional artists will review your portfolio. Students with outstanding portfolios will be eligible for a $20,000 scholarship – up to $5,000 a year for four years. To apply: Applicants may bring their portfolio in personally on 3/13. Students who are unable to come in person may mail their portfolio with prior permission from the CW

Post Art Department Students who are selected to continue in the competition will participate in a second interview. For complete details visit www.cwpost.edu/scholarships

3/15/2011 Kohl’s Cares for Kids Scholarship $2,000 store level winners will receive a $50 Kohl’s gift card. More than 190 regional winners will be awarded $1,000 scholarships toward post-secondary education. Ten national winners will receive $5,000 scholarships and Kohl’s will donate $1,000 to a nonprofit organization on their behalf. To apply: You must be 6-18 years old Describe the person’s actions in detail that are above and beyond what is normally expected of a child

of their age with regard to helping make their communities a better place. Volunteer efforts should have made a positive impact on others and occurred in the last 12 months. The activity cannot be performed solely to benefit a family member.

Winners are selected based on the project chosen, the benefits of the project and the actual outcome of the project.

Nominees will be divided into two groups 6-12 and 13-18.

3/15/2011 The Hearing Loss Association of America This is an international non-profit organization which is providing an award to seniors. To apply: Must be a senior and intend to attend college or post-secondary training and reside in Suffolk County Submit documentation of hearing impairment – audiogram, medical report or report from a teacher of

the hearing impaired. Submit high school transcript with a B- or higher Be involved in school and/or community activities Submit application form available in the Career Counseling Center Submit an essay describing your efforts and success in overcoming the challenge of hearing

impairment. 3/14/2011 Tony Alt Memorial Foundation Scholarship This scholarship is available to a student attending HSW, Camden High School, Ossining High School

or St. Raymond’s High School for boys who lives in a single-parent family whose parent passed away. Student must have a minimum grade point average of 3.5 on a 4.0 scale. Student must submit a transcript. Applicant must fill out the application form (available in the Career Counseling Center) which requires

financial information. This is a $2,500 scholarship. 3 awards will be granted each year. Awards may be renewed for up to 3

additional years or until a bachelor’s degree is earned.

3/17/2011 Bill Borman Memorial Scholarship Fund This fund provides scholarship money to openly lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender (LGBT) students on Long Island who have made significant contributions to the furthering of LGBT rights and/or HIV/AIDS awareness. To apply: Come to the Career Counseling Center for an application Applicant must have a track record of involvement in lesbian gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) and or

HIV/AIDS organizations or causes Demonstrate a commitment to advancing social just for LGBT people or people living with AIDS Graduate in June 2011 Expect to matriculate as an incoming full-time freshman in the fall of 2011 at a 2 or 4 year college For additional information please contact Andrew Peters at (516) 679-9000 ext. 126 or email

[email protected]

3/20/2011 Ayn Rand Essay Contests 11-12 graders can submit a 600-1200 word essay to win up to $2,000 in prize money. Essays must demonstrate an outstanding grasp of the philosophic and psychological meaning of the

book: The Fountainhead. Deadline for 11-12 graders is April 26, 2011 Students submit their essays online at www.aynrandeducation.com. 9-10 graders can submit a 600-1200 word essay to win up to $2,000 in prize money. Essays must demonstrate an outstanding grasp of the philosophic meaning of the book: Anthem.

Deadline date for 9-10 graders is March 20, 2011. 10-12 graders can submit a 700-1,500 word essay to win up to $$3,000 in prize money. Essays must

demonstrate an outstanding grasp of the philosophic and psychological meaning of the book: We the Living. Deadline for 10-12 graders is May 5, 2011

Students submit their essays online at www.aynrandeducation.com. 3/23/2011 Columbia University Science Honors Program

Now in its 52nd year the program offers enrichment courses in science and mathematics on Saturday mornings throughout the school year to 650 students who will be selected from 750 high schools in the New York area. To apply: Applicants must be in 9-11 grades and have a strong ability in science and math. Submit an online application Send an official transcript Submit one online recommendation from a teacher, counselor or principal Take a 3 hour entrance exam at Columbia on April 2 or 16 Admission decisions will be announced by June 20, 2011 Visit the website at www.columbia.edu/cu/shp/apply.html

3/22/2011 New England Institute of Technology Scholarships and Contests 2011 NEIT is offering all high school juniors and seniors the opportunity to participate in a variety of competitions designed to encourage students to explore career choices and the employment skills required. Contest information and registration can be found at the What’s New section on the www.neit.edu website. The top 3 winning students in each contest will be awarded scholarships. First place is a $2,000

scholarship, second place $1,500 and third pace $1,000. Competitions offered are: Technology Essay Contest Automotive Technology Essay Contest Architectural Building and Engineering Technology Design Contest Computer Aided Design-Mechanical Technology Contest If you are interested in competing please come to the Career Counseling Center on the 2nd floor and

visit the website above. 3/25/2011 Suffolk County Bar Association’s Annual High School Scholarship This scholarship award is for a public or private high school senior within the county who plans to

attend a four-year (or greater) college or university program immediately following graduation. Its purpose is to encourage students to view themselves as valued members of the community beyond

the bounds of their school district and to encourage them to contemplate issues of greater social significance.

To be eligible, a completed, typed application form including essay, together with two confidential letters of recommendation, high school enrollment verification form and recent high school transcript, must be received collectively no later than Friday, March 25, 2011.

Only complete applications will be considered. The winner will receive a $1,000 scholarship and be presented with an award at the Suffolk County Bar

Associations Annual Meeting on May 2, 2011. Interested students should come to the Career Counseling Center adjacent to the Library for the

appropriate forms. 3/28/2011 Huntington Men’s Chorus One $2,000 scholarship is available to either a male or female high school student who: Is an active choral member Is recommended by their Chorus Director Has community service and engages in extra-curricular activities with in the school or community Will continue to sing in college – do not have to be a chorus major. Contact James Godfrey 631-757-8580 or see your counselor for more information.

3/30/2011 Kevin McGuire – HHHHTA Scholarship Application – HSE & HSW Counselor Nominated This is a $1,000 scholarship which will be awarded to a student from HSE or HSW. Come to the Career Counseling Center for an application and submit it to your Guidance Counselor. Describe why you should receive this scholarship.

Describe, in essay form, a teacher who inspired you and was instrumental in your educational development in Half Hollow Hills.

Describe your financial need. Given to: Melissa Kelly

3/30/2011 Half Hollow Hills Teachers’ Association Children of Members of Our Bargaining Unit Scholarship The Half Hollow Hills Teachers’ Association awards this scholarship yearly in the amount of $1,000 to Children of Members of our Bargaining unit. It is awarded to a high school senior who will be attending a post-secondary education institution on a full-time basis. You must meet the following criteria: Academic achievement, as evidenced by school transcript Participation in school and/or community activities Financial need, due to extenuating circumstances Applications are available from the Teachers’ Association office by calling (631) 499-4240.

3/31/2011 NextGen Engineering Scholarship Northrop Grumman will offer five $10,000 scholarships to outstanding high school seniors on Long

Island. Scholarships will be worth $2,500 per year per student over 4 years. To be eligible, students must attend an accredited college or university as a full-time student in the fall

of 2011, and enroll in an engineering program. Must plant to attend an accredited 4-year college as a full time student in Engineering, applied

Math/Statistics or computer Science Must have a minimum composite SAT score of 1900 (700 Math, 600 Critical Reading, 600 Writing) or

composite ACT score of 28 (with Math and Science scores of 30 or better) Come to the Career Center for an application For more details visit the website at www.as.northropgrumman.com/li_scholar

3/31/2011 E Campus Tours Students must register on-line at www.eCampusTours.com to win one of ten $1,000 scholarships

awarded annually by Edfinancial Services. Visit http://www.ecampustours.com/payingforcollege/scholarshipsandgrants/winscholarship for more

information.

3/31/2011 Elmira College – Elmira College Key Scholarship Counselor Nominated One male and one female from each participating school are honored by the Committee Candidate must be a junior in high school and visit the Elmira campus before December 1, 2011. Each student selected will receive the Elmira College Key as well as a $48,000 scholarship of $12,000

per year upon enrolling at Elmira College. Key winners must maintain an average of 3.0 at the end of each year to remain eligible for the

scholarship. Elmira College Key recipients are required to visit the campus before December 1 of their senior year. The scholarship is not based on financial need. Candidate must be a junior in high school and be in the top 10% of the class with a minimum grade

point average of 90 – grades in academic courses and Regents Exam scores are considered. Candidate must have demonstrated outstanding school and community leadership.

3/31/2011 Long Island Center for Business and Professional Women 3 scholarships will be offered by the Long Island Center for Business and Professional Women. Each will be in the amount of $1,500. To apply: Academic Excellence Scholarship The scholarship will be awarded to a woman registered to attend a college or university on Long Island

in 2011.

Minimum grade point average of 95% for 4 years of high school Complete the essay of 250 words describing your goals for the future. Copy of transcript and 2 letters of recommendation Come to the Career Center for an application

Community Service Scholarship Student must have been involved in a number of community service projects throughout high school. Essay of 250 words describing your projects, how you became involved in t hem and what you gained

from the experience. Two letters of recommendation Come to the Career Center for an application



3/31/2011 ScholarshipExperts Superpower $1,000 Scholarship This scholarship is open to students 13 years or older. 3 awards will be offered. To apply: Visit the website at www.scholarshipexperts.com/apply.htx Respond (250 words maximum) “If you were grated a superpower for just one day, what would it be

and how would you use it? 4/1/2011 THE Louis Mancuso, Sr. Scholarship Two students from Nassau and/or Suffolk County will each be awarded this $1,000 scholarship. This fund has been established to provide a one-time scholarship to a senior who has a passion for aviation. Applicant must be: Enrolled in high school full time and be a graduating senior Must have applied and been accepted to an institution for continued education (either a 2 or 4 year

college or a Part 61 or 141 flight school) For an application please come to the Career Counseling Center on the 2nd Floor.

4/1/2011 Greater Long Island Running Club The Herb Grayson Memorial Scholarship application is for students who have an interest in running and have been involved in service to the Long Island running community. A $2,000 U.S. savings bond will be awarded to a graduating Nassau or Suffolk County High School senior chosen on the basis of his or her involvement in service to the Long Island running community. To qualify: You must submit a paper describing your involvement in and service to the running community. Your personal running accomplishments. If you have helped to raise funds to send a team to an out-of-town meet or organized a road race or

track meet for support of a local charity. This is a service oriented scholarship rather than one based on athletic accomplishments. Papers are to be a maximum of three pages in length, typed and double spaced. Provide names and contact information for two references (no relatives). Application forms are available in the Career Counseling Center.

4/3/2011 2011 High School Student Culinary Arts Competition

Win an $8,000 scholarship to attend Suffolk County Community College’s Culinary Arts Programs. One senior may apply During finals participant will be required to create two plated servings of a new entrée using ingredients

in a final mystery basket. Come to the Career Counseling Center for an application

4/6/2011The Dr. James LoFrese Scholarship Counselor Nominated This scholarship is in honor of Dr. James LoFrese, previous principal of Half Hollow Hills High School

West. The $500 scholarship will be awarded to any student who will be pursuing a degree in the field of education. The student must be upstanding and active in school and community service. The applicant will be asked to answer the following question: Why do you think you are a good candidate for this scholarship? All applications must be returned to the appropriate guidance counselor.

4/8/2011 The Maria A. Sciara Scholarship This scholarship is dedicated to helping students who aspire to be teachers and might be denied the

dream of a college education because of the devastating effect a mother’s cancer has on a family. This scholarship is a one-time award of $500 to a high school senior who aspires to be a teacher and

resides or resided with a mother or guardian who is, or was, affected by cancer (other than breast cancer).

The applicant must be enrolled in high school full time, be a graduating senior, and have applied and received acceptance to either a 2 or 4 year college or university.

Applications are available in the Career Counseling Center on the 2nd floor.

4/12/2011The Robert D. Halfmann Memorial Scholarship This scholarship is awarded each year to one remarkable student who has decided to earn a college degree and pursue a career in education. The recipient must be a student or graduate of Half Hollow Hills High School West and/or a member of

St. Luke Lutheran Church of Dix Hills. The scholarship award is $3,000 presented over a four year program of studies ($500 for freshman

year, $500 for sophomore year, $500 for junior year and $1,500 for senior year). The recipient must remain in good standing enrolled in an accredited college or university as an education major. Any type of continuing education in any field is acceptable, i.e., ministry, counseling, school nursing, administration

Preference may be given to those students who have experienced serious adversity in their lives and/or have significant financial need.

In approximately 250 words please explain why you feel you would be a good candidate to receive this award.

For additional information contact the pastor of St. Luke Lutheran Church. Applications can be sent directly through the g-mail website when completed Applications are available at the Career Counseling Center on the 2nd floor.

4/15/2011 Half Hollow Hills P.O.S.S.E (providing outstanding students scholarships and encouragement) This award is given in memory of Matt Scarpati, Class of 2008 to a senior male student who has high moral character, school spirit, respect of his peers, underclassmen and teachers and makes HHH a better place by his participation in athletics, academics and other activities. Student should have played varsity soccer and/or lacrosse in his junior and senior years. Prepare a minimum 500 word essay as to why he believes he meets the standards for the award. Applicant should describe most notable qualifies, attitude about HHH and examples of how you

demonstrated leadership ability, moral character and school spirit.

Provide one letter of recommendation 4/15/2011 Half Hollow Hills PTA Council College Assistance Fund The purpose of this fund is to give the student financial assistance in the first year of higher education. Priority will be given to those students who demonstrate the greatest need. 15 scholarships will be offered this year each for $2,000. Applications are available in the Career Counseling Center. Applications must be completed and returned to the Guidance Office no later than April 7.

4/8/2011 The Long Island 2 Day Walk to fight Breast Cancer Scholarship A one-time award of $2,500 is available to up to six high school seniors who reside with a parent,

guardian or relative who is a survivor or victim of breast cancer. Applicants must submit a personal statement, one letter of recommendation, copy of transcript and

proof of acceptance to a two or four-year college, university, trade or vocational school. Information and applications available at http://www.li2day.org/.

Given to: Melissa Kelly, Michele Kim 4/15/2011 Half Hollow Hills Elementary School Citizenship/Community Service Award Students who attended Vanderbilt, Forest Park or Otsego Elementary School are eligible for a PTA sponsored scholarship which will be given out at the Awards Ceremony in May. Two students will be chosen from each school. To apply: Come to the Career Counseling Center on the 2nd floor for an application Write an essay explaining the contributions you feel you have made to the school and/or community

during your high school years and why you feel you are a good candidate for this award. Essay is limited to 1 page.

Given to: Melissa Kelly 4/15/2011 Half Hollow Hills Board of Education Award This award will be given to one outstanding senior from HSW and is based upon the following criteria: Recipient must be a senior, self-nominations are permitted Recipient must have performed a noteworthy service in the community during his/her school career Recipient must exemplify outstanding character Recipient must have demonstrated a commitment to academic standards Recipient should represent the ideals and spirit of the Half Hollow Hills Central School District Application forms must be returned to the main office of HSW

4/15/2011 The Irene Goodman Memorial Scholarship (The Mother’s Club of Wheatley Heights) The primary purpose of this scholarship is to reward students of African Ancestry (African American and Caribbean American) who exhibit exemplary commitment to academics and serving their community. Applicant must be African American Applicant must be graduating senior in good academic standing Submit an essay 1 page typed “What are your goals and aspirations”. One letter of recommendation from clergy, teacher or member of community. History of community service involvement. A GPA of 3.0 or higher Applications are available in the Career Counseling Center on the 2nd floor.

4/20/11 The 2011 Otto Kahn Awards In Music Scholarship Three $2,500 awards will be given to a graduating senior for a Town of Huntington High School student

who will be entering college or specialized training in the fall of 2011 in the field of music, the performing arts and/or the fine arts.

Applicant must provide three teacher/instructor recommendations at least one of which is in the chosen area of study.

Include samples of the students work (CD, photos, tape or DVD) Submit all documents to Friends of OHEKA, 135 West Gate Drive, Huntington, NY 11743. Applications are available in the Career Counseling Center.

4/22/2011 Brookhaven National Laboratory Minority High School Apprenticeship Program Counselor Nominated This program will be offered through the US. Department of Energy for minorities who are underrepresented in the scientific professions. Selected students from Nassau/Suffolk will be accepted to participate in this 5-week program. The 2011 program will be offered from August 1-19, 2011. To apply you must: Be a U.S. citizen Be in one of the following minorities: African Ancestry, Hispanic/Latino, Native American or Pacific

Islander. Students must have demonstrated potential abilities in mathematics, science, or technology and must

be recommended to the program by their school faculty. Students must be in the 9th grade during the 2010-2011 academic years. Complete the application available in the Career Counseling Center Provide 3 most recent report cards and 2 recommendations from your school Include an essay using Times New Roman Font size 12 not greater than 150 explaining why you want

to be part of this summer apprenticeship program. The program will be offered August 1-19, 2011

4/26/2011 Ayn Rand Essay Contests 11-12 graders can submit a 600-1200 word essay to win up to $2,000 in prize money. Essays must demonstrate an outstanding grasp of the philosophic and psychological meaning of the

book: The Fountainhead. Students submit their essays online at www.aynrandeducation.com.

4/29/2011 Suffolk County American Legion Poster and Essay Contest This contest is offered to all eligible students. Prizes in the form of a United States Savings Bond will be awarded to winners in each grade category at the conclusion of the contest. Winners will be invited to attend the Suffolk County American Legion Annual Convention in June 2011. To apply: Complete an essay on “The Bill of Rights (First Ten Amendments) of the Constitution and What It

Means to All Americans” Must be in 6-12 grade and enrolled in an accredited school Sixth through ninth Grade must write 200 words or more Tenth through Twelfth Grade must write 500 words or more 81/2 by 11” white paper, typed or neatly handwritten, black or blue ink ONE side of paper only Cover Sheet must include: Contestant’s name and grade; school and grade; teacher’s name and

subject, teacher’s contact telephone number Submit entries to: Bob Santo, 16 Todd Court, Huntington Station, NY 11746. 631-673-8704 U.S. savings bonds will be awarded to the winners

Given to: Social Studies Teachers 4/30/2011 ScholarshipExperts All About Education Scholarship 2011 This scholarship is open to students age 13 or older. One award will be presented in the amount of $3,000. Visit the website at www.scholarshipexperts.com/apply.htx Complete the application and include name, contact information, background details, academic details. Write a short (250 words maximum) original previously unpublished written response to the topic “Tell

us what you think about the following statement: The key to fixing our nation is all about education”. The award will be payable in the form of a check to the accredited postsecondary institution.

4/30/2011 Student Paths Education Award

Student winners will be chosen once per month based on Pathsport Activity and will be awarded $1,000. School winners will be chosen once per month on having 20 students active in the Pathsport. The school will be awarded $200. Pathsport provides information on colleges and post secondary schools. You must first log on to their website to be considered for the Education Award. This is a monthly award through Pathsport. To apply: Visit the www.pathsport.com website and complete the application page Students must be in grades 9-12 Remain a member of the website – appropriate information will be sent to you via e-mail depending on


5/1/2011 The Scott Weingard Memorial Scholarship This $1,000 scholarship will be awarded to a senior who has demonstrated athletic and academic

achievement during their 4 years as a student. Candidate will answer the following essay question “What makes you a good candidate for this

scholarship? Applications are available in the Career Counseling Center.

Given to: Melissa Kelly 5/1/2011 The County of Suffolk County Executive Public Service Award Counselor Nominated This award will honor one student from the graduating senior class who has made outstanding contributions to their community and whose accomplishments can be viewed as models of public service within and outside the school environment. The winner will be presented with a proclamation commemorating his/her achievement at HSW’s end

of year award ceremony. 5/5/2011 Ayn Rand Essay Contests 11-12 graders can submit a 700-1,500 wordd essay to win up to $3,000 in prize money. Essays must demonstrate an outstanding grasp of the philosophic and psychological meaning of the

book: We the Living. Students submit their essays online at www.aynrandeducation.com.

5/27/2011 Student Award Search Aid – The B. Davis Scholarship The Student Award Search Aid site is offering this scholarship to help students who visit their site. The scholarship is available to all high school juniors and seniors. To apply: Include your name and the school you are now attending this year and next Tells us what your future academic plans are Do no sent transcripts or letters of recommendation at this time Submissions must be sent by email to [email protected] Write an essay of less than 1,000 words on the following topic: “Discuss, in less than 1,000 words,

what you consider to be the single most important societal problem of our day? Why?”. For full details about this scholarship visit the website at www.studentawardsearch.com/scholarships.

5/31/2011 Student Paths Education Award Student winners will be chosen once per month based on Pathsport Activity and will be awarded $1,000. School winners will be chosen once per month on having 20 students active in the Pathsport. The school will be awarded $200. Pathsport provides information on colleges and post secondary schools. You must first log on to their website to be considered for the Education Award. This is a monthly award through Pathsport. To apply: Visit the www.pathsport.com website and complete the application page Students must be in grades 9-12

Remain a member of the website – appropriate information will be sent to you via e-mail depending on the application form you complete.

A minimum of 20 students must be active on the website in order for one to be chosen

5/31/2011 ScholarshipExperts WiseChoice $2,500 “Find the Right College” Scholarship To apply: Visit the website at www.wisechoice.com/scholarship?sid=gcfx Open to US students graduating from high school in 2011-2014 Register for WiseChoice (it’s free) Respond (200 words maximum): What do you think is important when it comes to finding a college that

fits? 6/18/2011 CIPE Youth Essay Contest The Center for International Private Enterprise invites young people 18-30 years old to apply for a $1,000 honorarium in either first, second or third place. Applicants are encouraged to share their ideas on how to create opportunities for youth to strengthen democracy and the private sector in their own countries. To apply: Visit the website at www.socialedge.org/features/poortunities to fill out the application form Complete an essay of 1,000-3,000 words in length on one or more of the following categories:

democracy that delivers, entrepreneurship and society, women and participation Winners till be announced in the fall of 2011

6/18/2011 Abbott and Fenner Scholarship Program Abbott & Fenner are committed to continuing their efforts at helping those who have the desire and ambition to succeed. The winner of this annual scholarship will receive their award within 2 weeks of the listed deadline. All applicants should include their full name and mailing address with their submissions. 2 $1,000 scholarships will be awarded. To apply visit the web site at www.abbottandfenner.com/scholarships.htm You must be a high school junior or senior or currently registered in any accredited post secondary

institution You must be between 16 and 30 years old You must answer the following question in essay form “What have you done outside the classroom that

demonstrates qualities sought after by universities or other educational facilities? Of these, which means the most to you?

Essay must be between 500 and 1,000 words Submissions must be sent by email to [email protected]

6/23/2011 The BigSun Scholarship The BigSun Organization continues to help young athletes succeed in their academic pursuits. This is a $500 scholarship that will be presented to a deserving student. To apply: All student athletes are eligible regardless of the sport Must be a high school senior Visit the website at www.bigsunathletics.com for an application



6/30/2011 ScholarshipExperts the Do-Over Scholarship 2011 This $1,000 scholarship is offered to any student age 13 and older, 3 awards will be offered. To apply: Visit the website at www.scholarshipexperts.com/apply.htx The application must include name and contact information, background details, academic details. Provide a short original, previously unpublished written response to: “If you could give any celebrity or

famous person a do-over, who would you give it to and why? Must be written in English with correct spelling and grammar and not exceed 250 words. Scholarship will be in the form of a check made payable to the accredited postsecondary institution.

7/31/2011 ScholarshipExperts “I Was Born in 1994” Scholarship This scholarship is open to students who were born in 1994 only. The award amount is $1,994. To apply: Visit the website at www.scholarshipexperts.com/apply.htx Application must include name and contact information, background details, academic details. Respond (250 words maximum) “What is unique about students born in 1994? Explain.” Written response must be in English with correct spelling and grammar. Award will be in the form of a check payable to the accredited postsecondary institution attended by the

scholarship prize recipient. 8/31/2011 ScholarshipExperts “I Was Born in 1995” Scholarship This scholarship is open to students who were born in 1995 only. The award amount is $1,995. To apply: Visit the website at www.scholarshipexperts.com/apply.htx Application must include name and contact information, background details, academic details. Respond (250 words maximum) “Share something we might not know about students born in 1995? Written response must be in English with correct spelling and grammar. Award will be in the form of a check payable to the accredited postsecondary institution attended by the

scholarship prize recipient.

9/30/2011 ScholarshipExperts Shout It Out Scholarship 2011 This scholarship is open to students age 13 or older. 3 awards will be offered in the amount of $1,000 each. To apply: Visit the website at www.scholarshipexperts.com/apply.htm Application must include name, contact information, background details, academic details. Provide a maximum 250 word response to “If you were given a 60-second appearance on a late-night

talk show, what would you shout out? Awards will be payable in the form of a check to the postsecondary institution.

10/31/2011 ScholarshipExperts Education Matters Scholarship 2011 This scholarship is open to students 13 years or older. One award will be offered in the amount of $3,000. To apply: Visit the website at www.scholarshipexperts.com/apply.htm Complete the application including name, contact information, background details, academic details. In 250 words maximum respond to “What would you say to someone who thinks education doesn’t

matter, or that college is a waste of time and money?” The scholarship will be in the form of a check payable to the accredited postsecondary institution.

11/30/2011 ScholarshipExperts I Was Born in 1996 Scholarship This scholarship is open to any student born in 1996. One award will be offered in the amount of $1,996. Visit the website at www.scholarshipexperts.com/apply.htm Complete the application including name, contact information, background details, academic details. In 250 words maximum respond to “You were born in 1996. Tell us what will e going on in your life in

2026. The scholarship will be in the form of a check payable to the accredited postsecondary institution.

12/31/2011 ScholarshipExperts Top Ten List Scholarship 2011 This scholarship is open to any student 13 years or older. 3 awards of $1,000 will be provided. To apply: Visit the website at www.scholarshipexperts.com/apply.htm Complete the application including name, contact information, background details, academic details. In 250 words maximum respond to “Create a list of your 10 favorite books and what they have taught

you. The scholarship will be in the form of a check payable to the accredited postsecondary institution.

INDIVIDUAL SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIPS

ADVANTAGE NEW YORK AT MASSACHUSETTS COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS: Resident NY high school seniors who are academically gifted may qualify for this program and save up to $34,000 over four years. Criteria include, but are not limited to, minimum high school grade point average, SAT/ACT requirements and completion of specific college preparatory courses. No additional application is required. Students will be notified of the tuition reduction award at the time of acceptance. 200 new students can qualify each year. Students are encouraged to apply for admission early and, once accepted, submit their enrollment deposit in a timely manner in order to guarantee the ANY reduction. More information available at www.mcla.edu.

ALBRIGHT COLLEGE, Reading, PA – Albright offers a variety of scholarships and awards to entering students. All scholarships are renewable for full-time study on Albright’s campus, provided the recipient maintains the required grade point average. In order to be considered for scholarships, students must apply for admission to Albright before March 1, 2011. More information is available at: www.albright.edu/admission/scholarships.html. ALFRED UNIVERSITY, Alfred, NY – Many scholarships are available to incoming freshmen. For a complete scholarship listing visit: www.alfredstate.edu. Lelia E. Tupper Writing Scholarship – The first-place winner will be awarded a scholarship of $1,000 for each of the four years at Alfred University provided he or she enters the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and maintains a minimum of 3.0 GPA each year. Information is available at: http://www.alfred.edu/pressreleases/viewrelease.cfm?ID=4321, or call the English Department at Alfred University English Division at (607) 871-2256 Deadline: January 1, 2011 winner notified March 31, 2011. BENTLEY UNIVERSITY, Waltham, MA Bentley is proud to sponsor their 5th annual Tomorrow 25 competition a leadership program designed to honor 25 high achieving high school juniors who are involved in community and leadership. For more information visit www.bentley.edu/Tomorrow25. BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY, Waltham, MA - A variety of merit scholarships are awarded to incoming freshmen. All scholarships are renewable for four years, provided scholars maintain a minimum cumulative grade-point average of 3.25 and remain in good standing. To be considered for a scholarship, a student must submit the CSS/PROFILE, available at www.CollegeBoard.com. Even those students from families with strong financial resources are encouraged to file the

CSS/PROFILE; many scholarship holders at Brandeis report family incomes of $100,000 or more. For more information visit the website at: http://www.brandeis.edu/admissions/financial/scholarships.html. SUNY BROCKPORT, Brockport, NY - Academic Scholarships - Various scholarships are being awarded to incoming freshmen. Awards are based on academics, SAT scores and GPA, and are renewable for four years. No separate scholarship application is necessary, but students are encouraged to apply early for consideration. Visit the scholarship office web site at www.brockport.edu/scholarships for a complete list of the scholarships offered by SUNY Brockport.

BROOKLYN COLLEGE - CUNY, Brooklyn, NY – Several types of scholarships are available and selection is based on any of the following: financial need, merit, and/or participation in co-curricular and community activities. Scholarships and awards vary from partial tuition to up to $4,000 per year. Applications and information are available online at http://www.brooklyn.cuny.edu/bc/offices/scholarships/. Deadline: January 14, 2011.

BUFFALO STATE UNIVERSITY, Buffalo, NY - The History and Social Studies Education Department provides awards to students who have demonstrated excellence in their major, in student teaching, and in historical research and writing. Twelve scholarships or awards are available for majors. Buffalo State administers more than 100 scholarships for students demonstrating outstanding leadership qualities, academic abilities and/or financial need. Contact the Scholarship Office or more information or log onto the website at www.buffalostate.edu.

CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY, Pittsburgh, PA - Various scholarships are awarded to incoming freshmen. All awards are based on outstanding academic merit and are renewable for four years. Financial need is not a requirement. Students are encouraged to apply for admission before January 1, 2011. For more information visit: www.cmu.edu/enrollment/admission/.

CLARK UNIVERSITY, Worcester, MA – Clark University offers a range of scholarships to students who have distinguished themselves through academic achievement, leadership, or by demonstrating outstanding potential. These awards are given to first year students without regard to a family’s demonstrated financial need.

COLLEGE OF MISERICORDIA, Dallas, PA – Scholarships include awards for academic achievement or leadership and are also available for majors in which graduates are in high demand. College awards include grants of $500-$5,000 each academic year for financially needy students. For additional funding opportunities, call the Financial Aid Office at 866-262-6363.

CONNECTICUT COLLEGE, New London, CT – On November 8-10 the Admission office will be hosting Explore 2009 a multicultural program for underrepresented students and those interested in issues of diversity, who might e interested in applying to Connecticut College. For more information on the program logon to http://conncoll.edu.admission/adm_explore.

CUNY QUEENS COLLEGE, Flushing, NY – Time2000 A Math-Teaching Program – This is a full-time undergraduate program specially designed for students who would like to become secondary school mathematics teacher. Time2000 will admit up to 30 members of the fall freshmen class. Applicants should have received at least a B average in each high school mathematics course, have a cumulative grade-point average of at least B, and have taken four years of college preparatory

mathematics. They also should have a special interest in and a commitment to the teaching of mathematics, and should be highly recommended by their mathematics teacher or chair. The Time2000 offers participants full tuition. For further information contact Dr. Alice Artzt at 718-997-5277, or email [email protected]. More information available at http://qcpages.qc.cuny.edu/time2000/descr.html. Deadline: March 1, 2011.

UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT, Storrs, CT – A series of renewable scholarships are available for students with a record of high academic achievement and leadership. For more information visit: www.admissions.uconn.edu/scholarships. FASHION INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY – SUNY, New York City, NY –The Presidential Scholars Program – This program offers academically gifted students an opportunity to nurture intellectual interests through creative instruction and educational enhancements. Presidential Scholars are also extended special privileges: priority registration, housing in one of FIT’s residence halls, and an annual merit stipend of $500. Competitive admission to this program is based on SAT scores, and high school GPA. Application available at: http://www.fitnyc.edu/html/PresidentialApplication.html. Deadline: March 19, 2011.

FIVE TOWNS COLLEGE, Dix Hills, NY – Students may be eligible for a full or partial scholarship in any of the following areas: Elementary Education, Mass Communication, Music Performance, and Theatre Arts. Call for information at 631-424-7000 X 2110

INDIANA UNIVERSITY – Automatic Academic Scholarships – students are automatically considered when they apply for admission and no separate application is required. They are renewable four years of study at IU by maintaining a 3.0 GPA and range in total value from $8,000 - $36,000 over four years. The scholarships are Excellence, Distinction, Prestige and Recognition. Deadline November 1, 2010, February 1 and March 1, 2011.Visit the website at www.scholarships.indiana.edu. INDIANA UNIVERSITY, Bloomington, IN – The Robert A. and Sandra S. Borns Jewish Studies Program – This program awards five scholarships totaling $23,000 for incoming freshmen committed to pursuing a major or an area certificate in Jewish Studies at Indiana University. Students should have a minimum GPA of 3.4 as well as a record of outstanding academic and extracurricular achievement. More information available at: http://www.indiana.edu/~jsp. Deadline: March 6, 2011.

IONA COLLEGE, New Rochelle, NY – Presidential and Dean’s scholarships offer incoming freshmen an opportunity to become a part of Iona’s prestigious honors program and receive a scholarship ranging from $17,500 to full tuition. For more information visit www.iona.edu. Deadline: December 1, 2011. ITHACA COLLEGE, Ithaca, NY - Park Scholar Award - The Park School of Communications awards up to twenty scholarships to students who have demonstrated academic and creative achievement in the communications field and involvement in extracurricular and community service activities. Applicants are required to submit a completed application to the Park School of Communications as well as an essay, resume, and three letters of recommendation. Scholarships will cover the full cost of attendance and are renewable for up to four years. Information is available at http://ithaca.edu/parkscholars/apply.php Deadline: January 15, 2011. For more information visit www.ithaca.edu/mlk.

ISLAND DRAFTING TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, Amityville, NY – 3 $2,500 scholarships available for each high school to honor students who plan to enroll in the daytime session Associate Degree program in Computer Aided Drafting and Design or Electronic and Computer Service Technology. Students must be nominated through the guidance office. Counselors should encourage interested students to make an interview appointment with Steve Rothenberg, 631-691-8733 x13, where they can discuss more information about the scholarship.

LONG ISLAND UNIVERSITY C. W. POST - Brookville, NY – The Honors Program and Merit Fellowship Scholarship – This program is for qualified students in every major. Eligible students may receive up to a maximum of $2,000 per year. Students receiving awards must participate in the Honors Program and Merit Fellowship as a condition of the scholarship. Additional C.W. Post scholarships are available at: http://www.cwpost.liu.edu/cwis/cwp/finaid/fall/descr.html#16.

JOHNSON & WALES UNIVERSITY, Charlotte, NC – National High School Chef of the Year – More than $900,000 in scholarships will be awarded to this year’s Chef of the Year contest winners. All completed entries must be postmarked or received via e-mail by March 3, 2011. For more information about the contest details or guidelines, please contact the J & W Charlotte Admissions Office at 1-866-598-2427 or visit http://culinary.jwu.edu.

MOLLOY COLLEGE, Rockville Centre, NY – Various scholarships are available to those attending the college. For an application to the college, please come to the Career Counseling Center on the 2nd floor or go to the website at www.molloy.edu. Application deadline March 1, 2011.

RADFORD UNIVERSITY, Presidential Scholarships, 3.5 GPA or higher and 1180 SAT on critical reading and math sections or 26 ACT composite. Academic Excellence Scholarships – 3.5 GPA or higher and 1200 SAT on the critical reading and math sections or 27 ACT composite. Dean’s Scholarships – 3.2 GPA or higher and 1050 SAT on the critical reading and math sections or 23 ACT composite. Visit the website at radforduniversity.edu.

RIDER UNIVERSITY, Lawrenceville, NJ – Academic Scholarships: students must have a minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale, SAT score of 1000, or ACT score of 21. Students apply regularly to the university—no separate scholarship application is required. Scholarship awards range from $6,000-$18,000 annually.

Acting Scholarships: full tuition scholarships are available to two full-time freshmen who possess exceptional theatrical talent and plan to major or minor in theater at Rider. Prospective students should contact the Fine Arts Department at 609-896-5168.

Athletic Scholarships: available to students who demonstrate exceptional skill and ability in one of Rider’s 20 Division I intercollegiate sports. Award values vary; students should contact the Athletics Department at 609-896-5054.

UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER, Rochester, NY – The university offers a variety of merit scholarships to acknowledge students who have achieved academic excellence and bring unique attributes to the institution. While there is no separate application for merit scholarships, earlier deadlines and more detailed admissions application materials are required. For specific requirements visit www.rochester.edu/admissions.

SUFFOLK COMMUNITY COLLEGE, SELDEN, BRENTWOOD AND RIVERHEAD, NY

SCC is offering over 100 scholarships to new students. Come to the Career Counseling Center for more information or visit the website at www.scc.edu.

SUNY OSWEGO, Oswego, NY – Over $2,500,000 in Presidential and Merit Scholarships will be awarded to students entering SUNY Oswego. For more information visit www.oswego.edu/admissions.

ST LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY – Presidential Diversity Scholarships – This is an $80,000 scholarship ($20,000 a year for four years) and awarded to students of African American Asian American, Hispanic American or Native American heritage on the basis of academic achievement leadership and service to community. Complete the St. Lawrence University application and a supplemental essay of 200 to 500 words responding the following: Describe an experience you have had that has led you to value diversity. Apply online at www.stlawu.edu/admis/scholarship_app.html.

SUSQUEHANNA UNIVERSITY, Selinsgrove, PA – The University recognizes students for outstanding academic achievement personal accomplishments and/or musical talent regardless of financial need. Scholarships are renewable annually and range from $4,000 to $64,000 over four years. To learn more about Susquehanna visit the website at www.susqu.edu/admissions.

THE AMERICAN MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC ACADEMY: is a nationally accredited institution offering full-time degree and conservatory programs in acting and musical theatre in Manhattan and Hollywood. AMDA graduates work extensively on Broadway, Off-Broadway, in regional theatre, national and international tours, as well as in major film and television projects. Students must be nominated for this scholarship. Please see Maryann in the Career Center for application and nomination information. Nominated students will be contacted by AMDA to schedule an audition and discuss the application process. For additional information, visit www.AMDA.edu.

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS, Dallas, TX – The Eugene McDermott Scholars Program selects 16 to 20 students each year from the nation’s top few percent of high school seniors on the basis of their academic, service and leadership achievements. These students are brought to the to UT to receive the award which is valued at $130,000 and includes tuition, book allowances, living stipends, cultural experiences and support for professional preparation and travel study expenses. To apply your SAT/ACT scores should be at or above the 97th percentile and be in the top 5% of your class. Visit the website at www.utdallas.edu/mcdermott by November 1, December 6 or January 6, 2011 for regular deadline.

TULANE UNIVERSITY, New Orleans, LA – Tulane offers one of the most generous and substantial aid programs. Through university-funded grants and scholarships, Tulane awarded almost $75 million in financial aid in 2007. Visit www.tulane.edu for more information. Students must apply to the school by January 15, 2011 for consideration. Additional questions about financial aid can be answered by calling 800-873-9283. UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS, Garden City, NY – Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps (NROTC) Marine Option Program – This scholarship is valued at $150,000 and offers each student seeking service in the Marine Corps as an officer and leader of Marines the ability to attend college,

receive a degree, and gain invaluable leadership experience. The NROTC scholarship is outlined at https://www.nrotc.navy.mil/scholarships_application.cfm WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, St. Louis, MO – The Academic Scholarship and Fellowship Programs offer financial assistance based solely on academic achievement. These awards range from annual awards of $2,500 to half-tuition scholarships with annual stipends. Students can apply for the academic scholarships and fellowships that match their circumstances and academic interests. To download the applications, visit www.admissions.wustl.edu. Deadline: January 15, 2011. Students may also apply for need-based financial assistance.

WESTMINISTER COLLEGE: students apply to Westminster and are automatically considered for scholarships. Based on merit without consideration to financial need.

Vance Honors Scholarship: min GPA of 3.75, or in top 10% of class with minimum of 1300 SAT or a 29 ACT. $19,000 annually renewable scholarship.

Trustees’ Scholarship: min SAT combined score of 1200 or ACT of 27 and min GPA of 3.7. $17,000 annually renewable scholarship.

President’s Scholarship: min 4.0 GPA. $16,000 annually renewable scholarship. Tower Scholarship: min 3.5 GPA, top 25% of class. $15,000 annually renewable scholarship. Westminster Scholarship: min 3.0 GPA, top 25% of class. $14,000 annually renewable

scholarship.

UNIVERSITY OF MARY WASHINGTON, Fredericksburg, VA – The Washington Scholars and Alvey Scholars programs were established to provide an extra margin of excellence in recognizing the most outstanding and promising students. As a scholar, entering freshman will receive an award equal to full tuition, fees, and room and board. The scholarships are renewable through four years of undergraduate study. For more information visit www.umw.edu/admissions. UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, BALTIMORE COUNTY, Baltimore, MD – The Humanities Scholars Program – This program seeks talented students who intend to pursue degrees in English, history, philosophy, ancient studies, classical or modern languages, linguistics, or American or African studies. The Linehan Artist Scholars Program – This program is for students from visual and performing arts disciplines: theatre, music, dance, and visual arts. The Sondheim Public Affairs Scholars – This program supports students who are interested in developing a fundamental understanding of public policy and are pursuing careers in public policy, government service, or the non-profit sector. Center for Women in Information Technology – This program supports high achieving undergraduates, both men and women, who plan to major in computer science, computer engineering, information systems, or another IT-related field. All four scholarship programs offer four-year awards at two award levels. The application of choice is available on-line at: www.umbc.edu. Deadline: February 1, 2011.

THE UNIVERSITY OF SCRANTON, Scranton, PA – The University provides a comprehensive financial aid and scholarship program that includes grants, merits scholarships, loans and work study. All accepted applicants are evaluated for merit aid based on the complete admissions application. Visit: www.scranton.edu/financialaid for additional information.

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