Honors College Scholarship

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The Honors College Shcolarship is a full-tuition scholarship (basically, a full-tuition Chancellor's Nominee Scholarship.) It differs from the Chancellor's Scholarship in that it does not cover room or board at the University of Pittsburgh.

It covers tuition whether you are in-state or out of state.

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Penn College Scholarships: Williamsport Hospital Scholarship

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To qualify for this scholarship, you must have been born at the Williamsport Hospital (777 Rural Avenue, Williamsport) and must be graduating from High School this year.

Were you born at the Williamsport Hospital, 777 Rural Avenue, Williamsport, PA?

Are you graduating from high school this year?

A photocopy of your birth certificate may be requested to verify birth information.

By typing my name below, I certify that the above statements are correct and that I have answered all required questions.

I understand that any falsification of the above information may invalidate my application.

College Chess scholarships

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Please note: some chess tournaments have residency requirements for the contestants, and all Universities require the recipient of the College Scholarship Award to meet all of their entry requirements.

The winner of the K-12 section of the 2003 Louisiana Scholastic Chess Championship will win a scholarship to McNeese State University valued at $11,200 provided the following requirements are met: (1) The winner is currently in the 11th or 12th grade, (2) The winner has an ACT score of 25 or more, (3) The winner graduates from High School with a GPA of 3.0.

Awarded Two $500 scholarships for the top girl and top boy winners of the "Dexter Visits the 2nd Tiger Scholastic Chess Tournament" in 2000.

ITINST College Scholarship Scheme Instructions

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What is the ITINST College Scholarship Scheme?

Is planning to continue his/her education beyond high school in an accredited institution of higher education or technical school to obtain a professional degree.

The income limit of parents/guardians or the applicant is no more than Rs.

2. Type or print all information (Handwritten cursive applications will be disqualified).

Essay must be typed, one-side of one-page with your name, school, state and zip code in a single line across the top of the page.

You must send (1) copy of certification of completion and final marks sheets from each educational institution with application.

The New York Times College Scholarship Program

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How to Donate to The New York Times College Scholarship Program.

Up to 20 high school seniors will be selected by The New York Times College Scholarship Program to receive four-year scholarships.

Funds for eight $7,500 annual college scholarships for each of four years are provided by The New York Times Company Foundation.

Funds for additional scholarships of $7,500 a year for each of fours years are provided by an endowment supported mainly by the Starr Foundation.

Children of employees of The New York Times Company Foundation, The New York Times College Scholarship Program or The New York Times Company and its subsidiaries are not eligible for The New York Times College Scholarship.

schol_app.pdf

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The Louisiana Emergency Preparedness Association is a non-profit statewide organization formed in 1980 by local civil defense directors.

The LEPA Board of Directors, recognizing the importance of education and outreach in promoting safety during emergencies, established "The LEPA College Scholarship Program" in 2000.

The mission of the program is to raise money through LEPA sponsored activities, outside donations, and through academic partnerships to fund at least one college student scholarship each year to an individual (s) pursuing a career in emergency management.

The committee shall provide guidance and recommendations to the Board of Directors on the selection process and the dissemination of funding.

College Scholarship Application

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The Missouri Insurance Education Foundation, established in 1991, is supported by insurance companies located in Missouri.

One of the goals of the Foundation is to award scholarships to deserving students attending Missouri colleges or universities in a program that could lead to positions in the insurance industry in Missouri.

In honor of the longest serving Director of the Department of Insurance of the State of Missouri, C. Lawrence Leggett, the Missouri Insurance Education Foundation has established the C. Lawrence Leggett Scholarship in the amount of $2,000 to be awarded to a junior or senior Missouri resident majoring in insurance or a related area of study in a Missouri college or university.

Church-College Scholarship

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Bluffton College affirms congregations that establish or have established programs of helping their students with college costs.

The Bluffton College Church-College Scholarship Program was officially adopted by action of the Board of Trustees of the college on November 22, 1985, and began with the 1986-87 academic year.

The church's portion and the college match will be added to other aid that the student would otherwise be awarded.

When church-college funds are submitted after initial aid has been sent to the student, the financial aid office may be required to reduce need-based aid.

Parents who contribute to this program through the church and direct their gift to their child's scholarship will not meet the requirements for a charitable deduction.

2002scholarship.pdf

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Upper left: The New York Times scholars on a visit to Battery Park in Manhattan, made possible by the Battery Conservancy, a Foundation grantee.

Including the scholars chosen in 2003, the total is now 99.

The graduating scholars so value their relationship with each other as well as The Times that they have created an alumni association, to help mentor newer scholars.

Left: Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg addresses the 2001-2002 scholarship winners at a mentoring session at The Times.

Also in attendance, Arthur Gelb, director of the College Scholarship Program (standing far left); Gerald Boyd, Managing Editor of The New York Times (standing right) and Arthur Sulzberger, Jr., publisher of The New York Times (standing far right).

FWEE.org - Energize Our Future College Scholarships

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In 2002 and 2003, the Foundation for Water and Energy Education (FWEE) awarded five, $1000 college scholarships to students who wrote the best essay about the Northwest's energy future.

Click on Winning Essays link at right to see the essays the judges scored the highest.

2003 College Scholarship Winners

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On Wednesday, June 25, 2003, a brief ceremony was held to award our College Scholarships for the year 2003.

College Scholarship Program was established in 1997 by the Burlington County Professional Firefighters Association, I.A.F.F.

Local 3091, to award College Scholarships to graduating high school seniors who are the children of Career or Volunteer Firefighters and/or Emergency Medical Technicians from Burlington County, New Jersey.

A portion of the proceeds from our Comedy Night Events fund these scholarships.

Congratulations And Good Luck In College To All Our Scholarship Winners!

Colleen Kilbride - who will be attending Burlington County Community College in the Fall of 2003 (click on thumbnail below for larger image).

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