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SHADED ITEMS HAVE BEEN UPDATED FOR THE 2015-2016 SCHOOL YEAR
Graduating
Seniors
Only?
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Scholarship Name
Due Date
Description, deadlines, and links
FAFSA – Free Application for Federal
Student Aid
Begin 1/1 of
senior year
National Scholarships for College
Students with Disabilities
Scholarships sponsored by insurance
companies
The CollegeWeekLive.com Student
Scholarship
various
Federal Student Aid, an office of the U.S. Department of Education, ensures that all eligible individuals can
benefit from federally funded or federally guaranteed financial assistance for education beyond high school.
We consistently champion the promise of postsecondary education to all Americans—and its value to our
society. Federal Student Aid plays a central and essential role in supporting postsecondary education by
providing money for college to eligible students and families. We partner with postsecondary schools,
financial institutions and other participants in the Title IV student financial assistance programs to deliver
services that help students and families who are paying for college.
Resources for students with disabilities
various
This site provides links to 14 insurance company scholarships
January to
June
American Fire Sprinkler Association
Scholarship
4/6
We believe that a college education is the key to having opportunities in life. That’s why our scholarship will
reward students who are working hard to research, apply and choose a college. Winning is easy. All you
have to do is login to CollegeWeekLive and visit five colleges that interest you. One lucky winner will be
awarded a $5,000 scholarship. One entry per month plus five additional entry dates.
The American Fire Sprinkler Association (AFSA) will award ten $2,000 scholarships during their annual
National Scholarship Contest. To apply students read a short essay about sprinklers and fire safety. After
finishing, they complete a 10-question quiz on what they just read. Each correct answer gives the student a
chance at winning of ten $2,000 scholarship (maximum 10 changes per entrant). To be eligible, applicants
must be a high school senior and plan to attend a college, university or trade school in the US in the fall.
Winners are randomly selected to receive a scholarship payable one-time directly to their respective
institution of higher learning. The scholarship is open to US citizens and legal residents.
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Alpha Delta Kappa Gamma Gamma
Chapter Memorial Scholarship
No info on the 2016 application as of
2/26/2016
Robert J. Schmidt Scholarship for
students attending Seminole State
College
4/4
The scholarship is available to Seminole County graduating female senior who has expressed intent to enter
into the field of education. The $500.00 scholarship will be awarded at the annual high school awards night
ceremony.
4/5
Brighthouse Future Leaders Scholarship
4/8
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Scholarship
No info on the 2016 application as of
2/26/2016
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority of Sanford
Rebecca Sweet Scholarship
pending
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Seminole Association of School
Administrators Scholarship
4/8
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Society of St. Vincent de Paul – All
Souls Conference
4/8
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ITEA Scholarship
4/10
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USDA/1890 National Scholars Program
4/11
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Orlando Runners Club
4/12
Eight $1,000.00 scholarships will be awarded to graduating Seminole High School seniors who will be
attending Seminole State College. Students must be a Seminole County resident, attend SSC full or part time,
currently have at least a 2.0 grade point average, demonstrate financial need, complete the Schmidt
application. To receive this scholarship, you must have applied to and attend Seminole State College.
Bright House Networks Futures Leaders is a technology scholarship program designed to recognize high
school seniors in good standing in the Bright House Networks service area for their contributions to their
schools and local communities. Bright House Future Leaders will be named based on community service
activities, leadership skills and an essay describing the importance of leadership and community service.
Bright House Future Leaders winners will be awarded a computer laptop, software and carrying case. To be
considered for this program, students must *Attend a high school in the Bright House Networks service area
as a senior in good standing, *Have a minimum GPA of 2.5, *Demonstrate leadership abilities in school
activities or through work experiences, *Demonstrate a strong commitment to community service
involvement, and *Submit an application form and an essay describing the importance of leadership and
community service.
A $1000.00 scholarship to one graduating high school student wishing to attend an institution of higher
learning. Each applicant must meet the following criteria: a completed application, 2.5 or higher gpa, official
transcript, 3 recommendation letters, and a 250 word essay.
2-$1,000.00 and 1-$500.00 scholarships awarded to seniors of African descent graduating from a Seminole
County Florida high school. Qualifications include a 3.0 gpa, extracurricular activity involvement, letter of
recommendation, essay, and proof of acceptance at a college, university, or technical school.
Full-time Seminole County Public School employees who have a child who is graduating from a Seminole
County high school is eligible to apply for the scholarship. SASA is offering three $1000.00 scholarships to
children of employees. Scholarships are awarded on the basis of financial need and academic performance.
Candidates should have an overall 3.0 GPA in those subjects related to their area of academic pursuit. The
scholarship can be used for any Florida public institution.
Three scholarships will be awarded to students in the geographical boundary of the Diocese of Orlando,
$1,000 per scholarship, on the basis of academic achievement, financial need, school and community
activities, and personal qualities and strengths. The application, when available, will be posted at the SHS
Guidance, Paying for College page and must be completed and received by the deadline. Required interviews
will take place following the application deadline; details are included in the application packet.
The Central Florida Chapter of the International Test and Evaluation Association is offering a $1000
scholarship to the best students with an interest in and a scholastic background in physical sciences,
mathematics, computer science, or engineering.
The National Scholars Program offers scholarships to U.S. citizens who are seeking a bachelor's degree at
one of the eighteen 1890 Historically Black Land-Grant Institutions in any field of study in agriculture, food,
natural resource sciences or other related disciplines.
Scholarship given to graduating seniors in Orange, Osceola, Seminole, Lake or Volusia counties with an
interest in running. The winners are selected by the Orlando Runners Club based on their academic
achievements, athletic abilities, school and community involvement and financial need.
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4/8
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SSC Art Scholarship
4/13
Portfolio
Drop-off
4/15
The art program at Seminole State College offers a fully accredited, university-parallel curriculum enabling
students to transfer to four-year college/university art programs. Several scholarships are awarded each term
to promising students based on portfolios.
Scholarship available only to Seminole High School seniors.
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Thomas Whigham and Karen Whigham
Coleman Memorial Scholarship
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Catching the Dream for Native
Americans
Summer
Term: 3/15
Fall Term:
4/15
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American Legion Legacy Scholarship
4/15
X
Johnson Scholarship Foundation for
students with disabilities
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X
Johnson Scholarship Foundation for
children of current/retired UPS
employees
Uplift Scholarship Fund
4/15 FAFSA
due
5/15
application
due
4/15
Students must be 1/4 or more degree American Indian, and be an enrolled member of a U. S. tribe. "U. S.
tribe" is defined as federally recognized, state recognized, or terminated. Students must be attending or
planning on attending a college or university within the U. S. on a full-time basis that is fully accredited.
Study must be at the college level, and can range from bachelor's degrees to postdoctoral study. Applicants
must have excellent grades, high ACT or SAT scores, some work experience, a track record of leadership,
and a strong commitment to their Indian community. Students applying to any of these three programs are
required to apply for all other sources of funds, write a comprehensive essay about themselves and their
plans, and provide proof of high school completion, college admission, and tribal enrollment. "All other
sources" includes federal financial aid, tribal scholarships, private scholarships, loans, and grants. The search
for scholarships must be exhaustive, using the Internet, printed scholarship directories, and identification of
scholarships in the student's local community.
Those eligible to apply for the scholarship are children of the United States military and National Guard, and
military reservists who were federalized and died on active duty on or after Sept. 11, 2001. This includes
legally adopted children or children of a spouse by a prior marriage or dependent children as defined by the
United States Armed Services for active duty personnel. An applicant must be a high school senior or high
school graduate to apply for the scholarship. The scholarship is for undergraduate study at a U.S. school of
higher education. The deadline to apply is April 15 of each year. Awards are made in early May and are
renewable.
This is a competitively awarded program which is available to undergraduate students with disabilities who
demonstrate financial need and enroll in a State University System of Florida institution. In order to
demonstrate financial need, all applicants must complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid
(FAFSA). The FAFSA should be completed by April 15.
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Key Club Scholarship
4/15
X
Kiwanis Julia Robert Scholarship
4/15
X
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Bridge Builder
Scholarship
S. B. “Jim” Crowe American Citizenship
Essay Contest
Pending
4/15
X
4/15
4/17
The Theodore Johnson Scholarship Program is available to employees or children of UPS employees that
live in Florida. Financial need is a determining factor. Awards range from $1,000 to $10,000 per year.
The Scholarship Fund is used solely for students aspiring to further their education. Students attending
undergraduate, graduate, trade, technical, junior college, medical, or business school may apply.
The one-time scholarship, typically around $750.00, will be awarded to senior Key Club member at
Seminole High School or Lake Mary High School with financial need and a minimum gpa of 2.5.
The one-time scholarship, typically around $750.00, will be awarded to senior Key Club member at
Seminole High School with financial need and a minimum gpa of 2.5.
For graduating seniors in Seminole and Orange county, awards are from $500 to $1,000.
Contest open to graduating seniors from Seminole County. The essay topic is “Volunteer services and the
local community. As high school students graduate and prepare to enter society as young adults, they possess
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Ronald Moore Memorial Scholarship
(formerly called Tipton Scholarship)
Bo-Key Riders Motorcycle Club
Scholarship
Greater Sanford Regional Chamber of
Commerce Scholarship
Pending
4/18
X
COMSAC Scholarship
4/22
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IGEE Foundations Scholarship
4/22
X
Kiwanis Club of Sanford Howard
Welchel Memorial Scholarship
4/22
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Central Florida Mason’s Masters and
Wardens Henry T. Weatherall
Scholarship
4/25
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Seminole State College Music
Scholarship Auditions
4/29
X
Pearlie’s Lift Up Scholarship Service
Award
4/30
Dr. Nelson Ying Science Competition
5/1
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X
4/18
4/18
special talents they can offer to those in need. What volunteer services can young people uniquely provide
that would most benefit their local community?”
Must have a minimum 2.5 gpa, have participated in one full year of football or cheerleading with Sanford
Youth Football Association, and graduate from Seminole High School.
Three-$1,000.00 scholarships will be awarded based on overall application and essay quality.
The Greater Sanford Regional Chamber of Commerce seeks to promote and support academic achievement,
while recognizing students who continually strive for excellence in their high school careers as well as their
community involvement. The scholarship will be for $1000. The student and/or student’s family must meet
at least one of the following: Live in Sanford OR attend a Sanford school OR work or have business in
Sanford OR the applicant must perform Community Service in Sanford.
Seminole High School Alumni Association awards $1000.00 scholarships to Seminole High School seniors
who will be attending Seminole State College. Financial need is considered but is not a requirement.
Community service is required.
Five scholarships of $1,000 will be awarded to graduating high school seniors with a 2.7 gpa or higher and
significant community service involvement. Three of these scholarships will be awarded to minority
students. These will be non-renewable one year scholarships. Scholarship will be paid directly to the college
where is can be applied to tuition or books.
The Kiwanis Club of Sanford seeks to award The Howard Welchel Memorial scholarship to a deserving
Seminole High School graduate planning to attend Seminole State College. Applicant must expect to
graduate from Seminole High School no later than June of the current year and plan to attend Seminole State
College. Applicant must have a 3.0 G.P.A. based on grades earned in high school and submit the scholarship
application, demonstrate financial need, provide a written statement of expected goals, two letters of
recommendations, candidate interview, and a completed a community service project.
The Masters & Wardens Association of the 17th District awards up to six $1000.00 scholarships will be
awarded to high school seniors who will attend an accredited college or university. Students need to submit
a completed application, letter of recommendation, and an essay in 1250 words or less on “What it means to
be an American!”
Are you interested in pursuing music at Seminole State College? Planning on pursuing something else but
want to join our music ensembles? Join us to learn more about the music department, the college, and
audition for major and non-major scholarships. Registration begins at 2:45, Auditions at 3:30. For more
information about the music program and the scholarship audition events please contact:
Dianna Campbell, Director of Choral Activities [email protected] or 407-708-2644
Robin Parker, Music Coordinator at [email protected] or 407-708-2038
Dr. James J. Smisek, Director of Instrumental Studies at [email protected] 407-708-2077
The Pearlie Mae Ford Community Service Club of Sanford will award a $500 scholarship to a deserving
student who has struggled personally or academically in school, who has given back through service to his or
her community, and wants a second chance in furthering his or her education.
This competition solicits science and mathematics projects and their companion papers. Eligibility is
restricted to resident high school students in Brevard, Orange, Osceola, Lake, Marion, Polk, Seminole, and
Volusia counties. A letter of recommendation is required from the student’s science or mathematics
teacher/mentor. Topics will be limited to the physical sciences: chemistry, computer science, earth and space
sciences, engineering, environmental sciences, mathematics, and physics. The winner will receive $5,000
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Suburban Republican Women’s Club
Scholarship
5/1
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Florida PTA Scholarships
5/1
X
Kappa Alpha Psi Ernest Humphries
Memorial Scholarship
No app received as of 4/1/2016
Ayo and Iken Children of Divorce
Scholarship
AEMP Education Foundation
5/1
Army Emergency Relief Scholarship
Program
IES Diversity Scholarships
5/1
Ayo and Iken Children of Divorce
Scholarship
American Hotel & Lodging Education
Foundation Scholarship
5/1
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Florida DAR Scholarships
5/1
X
National Association of Women in
Construction
5/6
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Hispanic Heritage Scholarship Fund
5/15
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5/1
5/1
5/1
5/1
and the referring teacher will win $1,000 and another $1,000 will be awarded to the school’s principal. Up to
four additional $1,000 awards, based on merit, will be made to the remaining finalists.
The Suburban Republican Women’s Club awards a scholarship of at least $1000 to a female who has shown
leadership in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants must be female, accepted to any accredited
college, university or vocational technical program. She must have a 2.5 GPA and be a registered or preregistered Republican in Seminole County if she is at least 17 ½ years old.
Four types of scholarships:
 University Scholarship worth $2,000.00 – one time award. 3.0 gpa to qualify.
 Community College Scholarship: $2,000.00 one-year scholarship for a student interested in attending a
Community/Junior College. 2.5 gpa to qualify
 Vocational Scholarship: $2,000.00 one-year scholarship for a student interested in a vocational or
technical job training program. 2.0 gpa to qualify.
 Fine Arts: $2,000.00 one-year scholarship for the student who has followed a Fine Arts curriculum in
high school and plans to attend a Fine Arts program at an accredited Art Institution, College, University
or Community College. 3.0 gpa to qualify.
For 12th grade males of African American descent with a minimum 3.0 grade point average.
This $1,000 scholarship is targeted to Florida high school seniors that are members of a separated household.
Two scholarships will be awarded and paid directly to the successful applicants.
Two–year $2000.00 scholarships for students seeking a career in the heavy equipment management industry.
Financial assistance is available to dependents of active, retired, and deceased soldiers if the student has a
minimum 2.0 gpa, be a full-time undergraduate and be a dependent of a soldier.
The Institute for International Education of Students [IES} is committed to providing opportunities for
students of diverse cultural backgrounds who have been traditionally under-represented on study abroad
programs. Equally, IES recognizes those students who show an interest in enhancing the study abroad
experience by acknowledging, exploring, and contributing to the presence of multiple groups, perspectives,
and ideas within the host country. Their mission is to provide students and U.S. colleges and universities
with high-quality academic study abroad programs that foster intercultural development.
This $1,000 scholarship is targeted to Florida high school seniors that are members of a separated household.
Two scholarships will be awarded and paid directly to the successful applicants.
The Foundation administers eight scholarship programs funded by Pepsico, Americas Lodging Investment
Summit, and New Century Fund Campaign. Students must plan to attend college full-time, major in
hospitality management, and be a US citizen or permanent US resident.
The Sallie Harrison Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution is pleased to present the
opportunity for Seminole County seniors to make application for Florida State Society of the DAR
scholarships.
A $1000.00 scholarship will be awarded. To be considered, students need to have been accepted at an
accredited university, college, or institute of higher learning, demonstrate financial need, and pursue a field
of study in directly related to the construction industry. (Examples: civil engineering, construction
technology, construction management, surveying, CAD drafting & design, etc.)
The applicant must meet all requirements below in order to be considered for the Hispanic Scholarship
award.
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Women’s Club of Sanford Scholarship
5/22
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I’m First! Scholarship
5/22
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CFE Federal Credit Union Scholarship
5/31
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Financial Service Centers of Florida
disAdvantaged Scholarship
5/31
Be of Hispanic/Latin descent
Be a U.S. citizen OR legal permanent resident OR have DACA status
Must have applied for Federal Financial Aid using the FAFSA
NOTE: There is no income requirement to apply; however, the Hispanic Heritage Scholarship Fund Of
Metro Orlando (HHSFMO) reserves the right to prioritize scholarships for students who have a
demonstrated financial need
 Be enrolled full or part-time in a degree-seeking program at an accredited college or university, or be a
high-school student accepted into an accredited college or university in Central Florida
 Have a minimum cumulative Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.5 on a 4.00 scale
Females may apply for scholarship consideration. Selection based on potential, community service, values,
grade point average, career goals, and financial need. Students must be attending college in the state of
Florida.
The I'm First! Scholarship is a $4,000 scholarship ($1,000 per year, renewable for four years of college)
awarded to up to 10 graduating high school seniors who will be the first in their family to go to college and
are planning to attend a CSO College Partner institution (in Florida, Barry University, St. Leo University,
Stetson University, UCF, USF, and UF – see complete list for out of state schools). Scholarship winners
have the unique privilege to serve as bloggers on ImFirst.org to share their college experiences and offer
advice to aspiring first-generation college students on how to make it to and through college. Ideal
candidates will display the follow qualities:
 Seeking financial aid and scholarship support for college
 Strong writing skills and unique perspective
 Strong capacity for reflection for blogging
 Experience with or commitment to community service
 Leadership experience
 Commitment to helping expand educational opportunities for other first-generation students
Scholarship winners are not selected based on academic qualifications such as GPA, SAT/ACT scores or
intended majors Undocumented students are eligible and strongly encouraged to apply!
Apply at http://www.imfirst.org/scholarship/.
Six $1,000 scholarships (renewable for three years for a total of $4,000) will be awarded to selected eligible
members of CFE Federal Credit Union, or dependents or members. Four scholarships will be awarded to
members or dependents whose permanent address is in one of the four counties served by CFE (one each in
Orange, Osceola, Seminole, and Lake counties). Two scholarships will be awarded to the membership at
large, i.e. selected from all applications received regardless of permanent address. Graduating seniors
planning to enroll full-time (at least 12 credit hours) during the current year in an accredited 2 or 4 year
degree program.
The Financial Service Centers of Florida disAdvantaged Scholarship has been established to support
disadvantaged academically talented freshmen entering college as full-time, degree seeking students. To be
considered for this scholarship, a student must be a Florida resident (or alien with resident card), graduate
from a Florida high school, receive admission to a Florida college or university, have earned at least a 2.5
gpa as computed by the Office of Admission of the selected Florida college or university. To apply, students
must complete the three page scholarship application form, write an application essay (min 500 words), and
attach a copy of your official high school transcript. For additional information,
http://www.amscotfinancial.com/articles.aspx?id=117
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Class of
2015
P.B. Boston Scholarship
5/31
Avar Press Scholarship Essay
Competition
5/31
Aspiring Business
Professional Scholarship
Winter Park Republican Women’s Club
Federated Scholarship
Show Us Your Prom Ride
6/1
LeTendre Education Fund
6/17
Women’s Executive Council of Orlando
8/8
Stuck at Prom Contest (Duck Brand
Duct Tape)
Scholarships for Nursing Students
6/1
6/1
6/1
6/1
Two academic and two need-based scholarships established to honor Prince Butler (P.B.) Boston’s devotion
to higher education and philanthropy. As part of the application, students must include a well-written essay
detailing why they should be selected, their desired educational goals, their desired career goals, and
anything else that they would like to share to be considered for the scholarship.
Three cash prizes ($1750.00, $750.00, and $500.00) will be offered to those who provide the best essays
analyzing D.J. Solomon’s, XEN. Complete details are available at
www.avarpress.com/HS_scholarships.html.
This is a $1,000 scholarship that will be awarded to students that are interested in pursuing a business degree
at any accredited post-secondary school or college.
The Winter Park Republican Women’s Club Federated awards a scholarship of $500 to a female who has
shown leadership in academics or extracurricular activities.
You don’t need a fancy car to win $1,000.00, just show us your ride. Prom student must be in the picture. For
more information, visit www.evolutionauto.com.
The LeTendre Education Fund for Homeless Children provides $2000.00 scholarships to homeless students
to help pay for the costs of postsecondary education. A minimum of two scholarships are awarded each year
to help cover the costs of educational expenses including college tuition, application fees, books, and visits to
prospective colleges.
$1,972.00 scholarships will be awarded to selected students attending UCF, Rollins, Valence, Seminole
State, or Florida Institute of Technology. The application can be found at
http://www.wecorlando.com/scholarship-information.html.
A couple must attend a high school prom held in the spring, wearing complete attire or accessories made
from duct tape. Complete rules are www.stuckatprom.com.
ExceptionalNurse.com awards a scholarship of $250.00 to a qualified student with a disability to continue
their education in a nursing education program. Preference is given to undergraduate students. Applicants
must demonstrate a serious commitment to the academic study of nursing and career excellence. This
scholarship is not renewable and will only be awarded once. Eligibility Requirements: Applicants must be
students with a documented disability who have applied to, or already been admitted to, a college or
university program on a full-time basis. Applications can be downloaded from
http://www.exceptionalnurse.com/scholarship-appl.pdf .
Peter Gili Scholarship Award
A $500.00 scholarship will be awarded to a nursing student with a disability. This scholarship has been
donated by family members and friends in memory of Peter Gili.
Caroline Simpson Maheady Scholarship Award
A $250.00 scholarship will be awarded to a nursing student with a disability. Preference will be given to an
undergraduate student, of Scottish descent, who has demonstrated a commitment to working with people
with disabilities.
Jill Laura Creedon Scholarship Award
A $500.00 scholarship will be awarded to a nursing student with a disability or medical challenge. This
scholarship is funded by the Johnson & Johnson Campaign for Nursing's Future in honor of Jill Laura
Creedon.
Anna May Rolando Scholarship Award
A $500.00 scholarship will be awarded to a nursing student with a disability. Preference will be given to a
graduate student who has demonstrated a commitment to working with people with disabilities.
Student Scholarships Scholarship
Program
Aspiring Pharmacy Technician
Scholarship
6/1
Aspiring Animation Professional
Scholarship
6/1
Abbott and Fenner Business Consultants
Scholarship
2011 ICBC Scholarship
6/14
BigSun Scholarship
6/20
Early College Dual Enrollment
Transition Scholarship
6/28
X
Great Clips Scholarship
6/30
X
Aspiring Nurse Scholarship
6/30
6/1
6/15
Bruno Rolando Scholarship Award
A $250.00 scholarship will be awarded to a nursing student with a disability. Preference will be given to a
nursing student who is employed at a Veteran's Hospital.
Mary Serra Gili Scholarship Award
A $250.00 scholarship will be awarded to a nursing student with a disability. This scholarship has been
donated by Thomas Gili.
Genevieve Saran Richmond Award
A $500.00 scholarship will be awarded to a nursing student with a disability. This scholarship has been
donated by Leslie and Virginia Fiur.
This $1000 scholarship is available to any student that is 21 years or under, as of June 1. Website:
http://www.studentscholarships.org/scholarshipprograms.php
This $1000.00 scholarship is limited to high school seniors in the US pursuing pharmacy technician training
and/or certification at an accredited post-secondary school or college.
http://www.pharmacytechnicianreview.com/pharmacytechnicianreviewcom-aspiring-pharmacy-technicianscholarship-program
This $1000.00 scholarship is limited to high school seniors in the US pursuing an animation related degree
program at an accredited post-secondary school or college.
http://www.animationcareerreview.com/animationcareerreviewcom-aspiring-animation-professionalscholarship-program
$1,000.00 awarded to student selected based on the essay topic posted at their website:
http://www.abbottandfenner.com/scholarships.htm.
This $1000 scholarship is open to students that are between the ages of 17-21 that are residents of the US or
Canada. A student can be enrolled or intending on enrolling in any course of study in the fall semester.
Website: http://www.studentscholarships.org/scholarship/9839/icbc_scholarship_scholarship.php
The BigSun Organization is proud to be able to continue to help young athletes succeed in their academic
pursuits. We are offering an annual $500.00 scholarship to a deserving student. All student athletes are
eligible for this award, regardless of which sport they are participating in. The successful applicant will be a
high school senior or be attending a post secondary institute and currently involved in some sport at that
institution or in the community. Visit http://www.bigsunathletics.com to learn how to apply.
This scholarship is awarded to students in the SSC career dual enrollment programs who have maintained a
2.0 gpa in both high school and college courses. Recipients of this scholarship will receive a one-time
$1200.00 award for the fall term after graduation. When available, the application will be posted at the SHS
Guidance Paying For College page.
Florida franchisees and Great Clips, Inc. are sponsoring four $500 scholarships for individuals interested in
pursuing a career in cosmetology or barbering. These scholarships can be used at any accredited cosmetology
or barbering school in Brevard, Lake, Orange, Osceola, Seminole and Volusia counties in Florida.
http://www.greatclips.com/stylists/scholarship-program
Nursing Schools Almanac is proud to announce our inaugural Aspiring Nurse Scholarship. We will award a
$1,000 scholarship to an aspiring nurse who best demonstrates: A track record of academic excellence,
particularly in science and mathematics and A passion for the nursing profession and the overall field of
healthcare. This scholarship competition is open to all US high school seniors who plan to pursue college
education in nursing, including LPN / LVN, ADN, and BSN programs.
http://www.nursingschoolsalmanac.com/2015-aspiring-nurse-scholarship.
Lt Col Romeo and Josephine Bass
Ferretti Scholarship (for children of
enlisted Air Force Airmen)
6/30
African-American Women in Computer
Science
6/30
Florida Nursery, Growers and
Landscape Assoc.
6/30
Uplift Scholarship Fund
6/31
Florida Swimming Pool Association
7/1
It is open to any senior in high school who will graduate Spring, who is a dependent of an enlisted Air Force
Airman (Active, Guard, or Reserve), and is enrolling in college in a science, technology, engineering or
math (STEM) degree program this Fall. A recipient of this scholarship will have $2,500 sent to their college
or university. Please visit our website at http://www.afa.org/aef/aid/Ferretti.asp for more information and for
an application.
four-year program that provides scholarships and other assistance to women who express a financial need
and an interest in computer science or information technology. Women will be accepted based on financial
need, and will be awarded a scholarship of between $3,000 and $5,000 per semester. In addition to the
funding, the women will participate in departmental clubs and organizations, such as the Association for
Computing Machinery Club, the National Society of Black Engineers, and the CIS Mentoring
Organization. AAWCS scholars will also be involved in other programs, such as the Florida/Georgia Louis
Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation scholarship program, and the Students and Technology in
Academia, Research and Service Alliance. An added benefit to the students is the conference participation,
where selected AAWCS scholars will be chosen to attend two national conferences, paid for by the grant,
each year, such as the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing and the National Conference of
Women in Information Technology. The AAWCS program begins operation on July 1 and will run until
June 30, 2012. Applications for the program can be requested by contacting Jason T. Black, Ph.D at
[email protected] or (850) 412-7354. For more details, go to:
http://www.famu.edu/index.cfm?a=headlines&p=display&news=602&archive.
This scholarship is for graduated h.s. seniors who will enter college in the fall:
The mission of this scholarship is to encourage students to pursue a course of training in Environmental
Horticulture, Landscape Architecture, Floriculture, or a related field to ensure well educated and technically
trained personnel in these fields of study for the future. Students must be enrolled or accepted to a Florida
university or junior college, full time or part time; major in one of the above mentioned fields, have at least a
2.75 gpa on a 4.0 scale, and submit an application no later than June 30. For an application, call Sarah
Mazzie at 407-549-3362.
The Scholarship Fund is used solely for students aspiring to further their education. Students attending
undergraduate, graduate, trade, technical, junior college, medical, or business school may apply. The
Institution must be accredited. Students must have an acceptance letter from the institution and be able to
provide a copy prior to receiving funds. Funding will be used for tuition, room, board, books, etc. Funding
is allocated directly to the institution of higher learning. Scholarship Fund range: $250 - $4,000.
Requirements include: Extracurricular activities: (Volunteer work, Community service, Extraordinary
experiences); Minimum GPA: 2.5; Two recommendations (excluding family members); Essay required (250
words or less); Essay Topics: - “Why Education Is Important To Me” Or ”How I Will Use My Education To
Benefit Others”
Official Transcripts required; Must be a US Citizen, have a SSN, or a green card; Applicants must be 11 – 25
yrs of age
Students attending college must be enrolled at least part-time (minimum of 6 credit hours); ACT, PSAT, and
SAT scores are optional; All finalists will be interviewed. For more information and the application, go to
www.upliftscholarship.org.
To be eligible for this award, the applicant must be a resident of the State of Florida and be a dependent of an
owner or of an individual who, for two or more years, has been an employee of a Florida Swimming Pool
Association member firm in good standing which is located in the State of Florida. The applicant must be
sponsored by that member company.
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College
Freshmen
College Sports Scholarships
7/1
College Club Housing Scholarship for
Florida Gulf Coast University students
7/15
Live Mas Scholarship
7/26
Aspiring Fashion Professional
Scholarship Program
7/31
K. Hunter Goff Bankruptcy/Consumer
Rights Scholarship
Common Knowledge Scholarship
Challenge
7/31
Chispas Scholarship
8/1
Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Scholarship for Florida State University
8/1
Gerald McNair Surveying and Mapping
Scholarship
8/1
August to
December
Any current of former student athlete. You do not need to be a college athlete to apply. Current or future
college students *High School seniors who will be attending college are eligible. Write about a time you
were the leader in an important moment on the field or in your community. Describe what you did and what
you learned from that experience. The essay needs to be written in 1,000 words or less.
http://www.collegesportsscholarships.com/scholarship.htm
Freshmen must apply by 7/15 before they begin their freshman year: This scholarship is offered to four
students who complete an application and have a minimum GPA of 3.25. Each student selected will receive
12 months of base rent (over $6000.00 value). Visit www.CollegeClubApartments.com for rules,
regulations, and the application.
The Taco Bell Foundation Live Mas Scholarship Program (the “Program”) brought to you by Taco Bell
Foundation, Inc. (“Sponsor”). The program is open only to legal residents of the 50 United States and the
District of Columbia, between the ages 16-24. They are looking for innovators, creators and dreamers who
have the passion to pursue their unique dreams. This is a one-of-a-kind opportunity for the next generation
and Foundation will be awarding 220 scholarships to deserving recipients, ranging from $2,500 to $25,000
each.
Offering high school seniors in Florida the opportunity to win a $1,000 scholarship. This will be awarded to
students that are interested in pursuing a fashion career path at an accredited post-secondary school or
college. The application can be found at http://www.fashion-schools.org/fashion-schoolsorg-aspiringfashion-professional-scholarship-program.
Applicant must be attending college by Fall and have at least a 3.0 GPA. They must be interested pursuing a
law-related degree. Award Amount: $1,000 Only online applications will be accepted.
All high school, college, and graduate students in the U.S. are eligible. CKSF offers a wide variety of
scholarship quizzes throughout the year. Once you register with CKSF, you will find current and upcoming
quizzes listed in your account. You can learn more about a particular scholarship including topics and award
amounts by clicking on it. Scholarship quizzes are available 24 hours a day during specific "windows" or
timeframes and most quizzes can be completed in less than five minutes. Quiz scores are based on a
combination of time and accuracy. You receive 500 points for each correct answer and lose one point for
every second it takes to complete each question. At the end of a CKSF scholarship, the eligible participant(s)
with the highest score(s) wins. You can view the results of CKSF scholarships on the homepage, or from
inside your account. Results are updated every three hours. CKSF notifies winners via email after the
scholarship has ended. Scholarship award amounts vary but most are between $250 and $2,500. CKSF
scholarship awards may be used at any post-secondary school in the U.S. All quizzes close on November
30th. To play, go to www.cksf.org.
This scholarship was established in 2012 as a financial tool to support the educational attainment of
undocumented students who seek higher education in Florida. In 2015, Chispas will offer a $400.00
scholarship to three students who meet established criteria.
Several scholarships awarded to male seniors who plan to attend Florida State University in the fall. $500.00
scholarships will be awarded. For the application and additional information, contact [email protected].
When available, the application will be posted at the SHS Guidance Paying For College page.
In an effort to promote the profession of Land Surveying and Mapping, the Central Florida Chapter of
Florida Surveyors and Mappers Society (CFCFSMS) offers up to $500 scholarships to approved applicants.
Preference may be given to a student pursuing a career in Geomatics, Surveying and Mapping and other
related fields for courses taken in Surveying. Preference will be given to first-time applicants for first year of
USF St. Petersburg Lead-Learn-Live
Scholarship
8/15
Asbestos.com Scholarship
8/20
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Davidson College Bryan Scholarship
9/21
X
QuestBridge National College Match
9/28
X
Oral Roberts University Whole Person
Scholarship Competition
10/1, 11/1,
1/1, and 2/1
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Wendy’s High School Heisman
10/2
X
AES Engineering Scholarship
10/7
college. Application for the scholarship must be submitted to the Scholarship Chairman prior to or during the
class session. When available, the application will be posted at the SHS Guidance Paying For College page.
This scholarship is for college freshmen: This $1000.00 scholarship was designed to promote leadership, and
strengthen retention for USF – St. Petersburg students that are entering the university for the first time. The
scholarship offers students the opportunity to learn and grow as leaders while giving back to the greater
community. Students enroll in a leadership class; participate in leadership development programs and student
organizations; take part in annual service projects and learn civic responsibility and live in the Lead-LearnLive community. The application can be found at:
http://www.stpt.usf.edu/saffairs/documents/08LeadLearnLive-Scholarship.pdf. Additional USF St.
Petersburg scholarships can be found at: http://www.stpt.usf.edu/finaid/scholarships/index.htm.
Asbestos.com awards $5,000 in scholarships each semester to students who bring awareness to asbestosrelated cancers. Apply at http://www.asbestos.com/scholarship/
Educators can nominate top senior scholar athletes for the Davidson College Bryan Scholarship or the
Davidson Scholars Award. Through the Davidson College Bryan Scholarship program, Davidson offers
$30,000 per year for four years to one male and one female scholar athlete in each first-year class in the
eligible sports listed at their website. If you have an exceptional academic record, exhibit outstanding
leadership abilities, and are rated a high impact athlete by a Davidson coach, you may qualify for
consideration. Students must complete either parts one and two of the Davidson application for admission or
the Common Application and the Davidson supplement by October 15. Students should see their counselor
for information about nominations.
The QuestBridge National College Match helps high-achieving low-income high school seniors gain
admission and full four-year scholarships to some of the nation's most selective colleges. The QuestBridge
National College Match is designed for high school seniors who have shown outstanding academic ability
despite facing economic challenges. QuestBridge does not have fixed criteria for GPA, standardized test
scores, or income. When selecting finalists, we try to answer the following questions: "Does this student
have the motivation and ability to thrive at one of our partner colleges?" and "What obstacles has this student
overme, socioeconomic and otherwise?"
For students who desire to become servant leaders that are spiritually alive, intellectually alert, physically
disciplined, socially adept, and professionally competent. Scholarship amounts will range from $2500.00 to
full tuition. To participate in the competition, students must be admitted to the university, be nominated by a
church, school, community leader, or by an ORU alumnus, faculty, or staff member and be invited by ORU
to participate.
The Wendy’s High School Heisman award honors both male and female high school students who excel in
academics, athletics, and student leadership. Eligibility for application is limited exclusively to men and
women entering their senior year of high school and who have at least a “B” grade average and participate in
at least one of the 33 sports officially sanctioned by the National Federation of State High Schools.
Our belief is that achieving a high grade point average should not be the only criteria for determining who
deserves to be helped. For that reason we are offering a scholarship that will be awarded on the basis of
character, as determined by evaluating the essays that are submitted. Scholarships are intended for our future
leaders across a wide spectrum of fields of study. This award is available to high school seniors and all
students attending a post secondary educational facility. You are not required to be taking Engineering
courses to be eligible. Students will submit an essay on one of the two topics that appear on the scholarship
page.
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Georgia Institute of Technology
Presidential Scholars Program
10/15
X
Mercer University College of
Engineering Competition
10/15
X
Central Intelligence Agency
Undergraduate Scholarship Program
10/15
X
Danforth Scholars Program at
Washington University in St. Louis
9/15
Asian American Heritage Council
Scholarship
10/10
National Foundation for the
Advancement of the Arts: Arts
Recognition & Talent Search
Horatio Alger Scholarship
10/16
NCWIT Award for Aspirations in
Computing
10/26
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10/25
To be considered for this scholarship, the students completed application must be submitted by this date.
A President's Scholarship, for the incoming cohort of fall 2014, will include all tuition and fees, including
meals and standard room. For in-state students, part of this is expected to be the Zell Miller/HOPE
Scholarship provided by the State of Georgia. For out-of-state students, this includes a tuition waiver, which
reduces the cost of tuition to the same as that of an in-state student. When added to the other awards the
student has received (HOPE/Zell Miller Scholarship, National Merit award, etc.) this will be equal to the
official total cost of attendance, as determined by the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid.
School of Engineering scholarship competition. Counselors and educators must nominate interested students
– so contact your counselor if interested. Nominations must be submitted by October 15 for the November 14
competition. Your counselor or teacher can nominate you at engineering.mercer.edu/scholarship.
If you are a high school senior planning to enroll in a 4-or 5-year college program, who is looking for career
experience in a dynamic environment, apply to the CIA's Undergraduate Scholar Program and contribute to
the work of the nation before you graduate. The Scholar Program is extremely competitive. We ask that all
applicants meet the following requirements:
 US citizenship
 18 years of age by April 1 of your senior year
 1500 SAT (3 sections) or 21 ACT scores or higher (high school students)
 3.0/4.0 scale high school or college GPA or higher
 Financial need as demonstrated by the household income ceiling up to $70,000 for a family of four,
and $80,000 for a family of five or more
 Meet the same employment standards as permanent employees, successfully completing both
security and medical processing
 Available to work in the Washington, DC area during your periods of employment
Full or partial tuition scholarships awarded to students who embrace high ideals and who possess personal
integrity, commitment to community, leadership and academic excellence. Open to prospective
undergraduate or graduates students applying to Washington University. Undergraduates considered by
nomination only. Nomination deadline is October 15. You should notify your SHS school counselor of
your interest by September 15.
Asian American Heritage Council of Central Florida proudly presents the Asian American Student Achievers
Awards and give out over thousands of dollars in awards thanks to our sponsors. The scholarship is open to
students living in the Central Florida area from Grades 3 - 12 and on to Year 1 and 2 of College.
This scholarship is open to high school seniors and artists in the performing, literary and visual arts. Some
awards include: $10,000 ARTS Gold Awards, $5,000 ARTS Silver Awards plus, an all-expenses paid ARTS
Week finals in Miami, FL!
The Horatio Alger Association seeks to assist students who have demonstrated integrity, perseverance in
overcoming adversity, strength of character, financial need, a good academic record, commitment to pursue a
college education, and a desire to contribute to society. Applicants must be high school seniors, with a
minimum 2.0 gpa, who require financial assistance, plan to attend a college in the fall and intend to earn a
bachelor’s degree.
The NCWIT Award for Aspirations in Computing honors high school women who are active and interested
in computing and technology, and encourages them to pursue their passions. This multi-tiered competition
includes recognition at the national level (sponsored by Bank of America) and at the local level (sponsored
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SunTrust Off To College Sweepstakes
Begins 9/14
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Coca Cola Scholars Program
10/31
X
AXA Achievement Scholarships
Program
11/1
VFW Voice of Democracy Essay
Contest
11/1
X
Ron Brown Scholarship Program
11/1 for
multiple
programs
or 1/9 for
single
scholarship
X
Jack Kent Cooke Foundation
Scholarship
“Early
November”
Prudential Spirit of Community
11/3
X
Eugene McDermott Scholars Program at
The University of Texas at Dallas
11/5 or 1/5
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John Montgomery Belk Scholarship at
Davidson College
11/6
by Microsoft), serving all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, Guam,
and all U.S. overseas military bases.
High school seniors can win a $1,000 scholarship for their first year expenses at a college or private career
school. One winner will be chosen every two weeks.
The program is open to all high school seniors in the United States from 23,000 high schools. Coca-Cola
Scholars come from all 50 states and more than one-third are minorities. The Scholars represent a crosssection of outstanding young people, characterized by their educational excellence, leadership in their
schools and commitment to their communities.
AXA Achievement Scholarships provide resources that help make college possible for qualified students.
AXA Achievers have ambition and drive, determination to set and reach goals, respect for self, family and
community, and the ability to succeed in college.
Each year, nearly 38,000 high school students from across the country enter to win a share of the $2.2
million in educational scholarships and incentives awarded through the VFW’s Voice of Democracy audioessay competition.
The Ron Brown Scholarship Program awards scholarships to academically talented, highly motivated
African American students who are currently seniors in high school and plan to pursue undergraduate
degrees full-time. Established in 1996, the program honors the late Ronald H. Brown, Secretary of
Commerce during the Clinton administration and is funded entirely through the generosity of the CAP
Charitable Foundation, a private family foundation dedicated to education, the arts, and the environment. To
date, 221 students have been named Ron Brown Scholars and awarded scholarships totaling $40,000 for each
student ($10,000 per year for four years). The scholarships may be used at any four-year college or
university in the U.S. and is not limited to particular academic disciplines.
A new highly selective college scholarship program for top high school seniors (3.5 unweighted gpa or
higher and test scores in the top 15% (CR+M SAT 1200 or higher; ACT 26 or higher) with significant
financial need (typically Pell Grant eligible families) seeking to attend the nation’s best colleges and
universities. Up to 40 applicants will be selected from a nationwide pool.
One student (grades 5-12) from each school, who most deserves to be recognized for volunteer community
service, could win a $1000.00 award, a silver medallion and a trip to Washington, D.C. next May.
The McDermott Scholars Program covers four years of academic expenses, travel, plus a living stipend for a
small group of talented students. Two students from each high school may be nominated. If you are
interested in being nominated, see your guidance counselor.
The Belk Scholarship recognizes and rewards students of demonstrated intellectual and personal
achievement and significant leadership ability. Six Belk Scholars will be chosen in Davidson’s Class of
2015, each receiving an annually renewable scholarship equivalent to the college’s comprehensive fees,
valued at 2010-2011 in $47,179. In addition, each scholar receives two summer stipends (up to $3000.00 per
stipend) to pursue international study and other enrichment opportunities. Belk Scholars represent the finest
attributes of the Davidson College experience: integrity, intellectual enthusiasm and ability, global
awareness, and leadership potential. They join a college community committed to the liberal arts tradition
and imbued with the desire to cultivate creativity, leadership, and humane instructs in its students.
Nominations must be submitted by November 15 and applicants must submit their completed application by
December 1. Each school may nominate one student. Students must notify their SHS school counselor by
November 1 if interested.
Intel Science Talent Search
11/11
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Robertson Scholars Program
11/13
X
National Security Administration Stokes
Educational Scholarship Program
11/15
X
Emory University Emory Scholars
Program
11/15
X
Notre Dame University Hesburgh-Yusko
Scholars Program
11/15
Florida Independent Concrete and
Associated Products Association High
School Essay on Concrete Contest
11/20
George Jenkins University of Miami
Scholarship
12/1
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Since 1942, Science Service has made dreams come true through the Science Talent Search (STS). Intel is
the sponsor of this nationwide competition—America's oldest and most highly regarded pre-college science
contest. Eligible students include high school seniors in the United States and territories, and American
students attending school abroad. Each year, over 1500 students accept the challenge of completing an entry
for the Intel Science Talent Search, with finalists competing for the top prize, a $100,000 scholarship.
The Robertson Scholars Program awards approximately thirty six full scholarships each year – eighteen at
Duke and eighteen at UNC Chapel Hill. They seek passionate students who demonstrate not just records of
achievement, but clear abilities to leverage their leadership skills toward great impact in their community and
the world.
Here's what's waiting for the right high school senior planning on majoring in computer science or
computer/electrical engineering: Paid college tuition and mandatory fees, Year-round salary (even while
attending college), Reimbursement for textbooks (up to $1,500 per year), Potential housing and travel
entitlements, Paid time off, Health and life insurance, Federal retirement plans, Special diversity emphasis
programs, A job upon graduation*
Your students should apply if they meet the following requirements:
* U.S. citizenship, * Security clearance eligibility, * A senior in high school at the time of application, * A
minimum SAT/College Board score of 1600 or ACT of 25, * A planned computer science or
computer/electrical engineering college major, * A 3.0 GPA or above on a 4.0 scale is preferred.
Emory College of Arts and Sciences offers scholarships based on academic merit to incoming first-year
students as part of the Emory Scholars Program. With the help of this program, students can take advantage
of special opportunities for research, study-abroad programs, and internships, as well as enjoy closer
interactions with faculty. Outstanding rising sophomores and rising juniors may also become Emory Scholars
through The Dean's Achievement Scholarships. A counselor nomination is required, so communication with
your school counselor early and often is recommended.
There is no single definition of a Hesburgh-Yusko Scholar. Our current Scholars are mathematicians and
improvisational comedians, social activists and athletes, writers and musicians. What do they have in
common? They are intellectually curious, driven and creative; they are dynamic young leaders with a
passionate commitment to making the world a better place. A unique aspect of our Program is that it is not a
reward for past achievement but an investment in your future leadership potential. Each Hesburgh-Yusko
Scholar receives four years of merit scholarship awards of $25,000 per year ($100,000 over four years)
toward the cost of attending Notre Dame. Scholars enrolled in five-year undergraduate programs, such as in
School of Architecture, may receive special consideration for continued funding through their fifth year.
Scholars are also awarded summer experience opportunities.
The Florida Independent Concrete and Associated Products Association (FICAP) is sponsoring the annual
High School Essay on Concrete Contest for Florida and your students are invited to participate.
All entries into FICAP’s Essay Contest will be judged by a panel of industry personnel and FICAP will
award cash prizes to the first place ($250) and second-place ($100) essays for each region. The first place
winners of each region will then be judged and a first place winner (an additional prize of $250) will be
selected to represent the State in the National Contest. The Statewide First Place winner will have their essay
published in the spring edition of In the Mix, a FICAP eNews publication, in addition to the cash prizes.
This four-year scholarship is awarded to students based on academic merit, financial need and an essay that
demonstrates a personal history of overcoming adversity. The award includes tuition and fees, on-campus
room and board, books and supplies and a $2,050 stipend per semester. At UM, that totals more than $62,000
annually.
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SMART Scholars
12/1
X
Washington & Lee University Johnson
Scholarship Program
12/1
X
Cottey College Scholarships
12/1
X
Air Force ROTC Scholarship
12/1
The following materials must be submitted to the University of Miami Scholarship Committee by December
1: Completed application for Undergraduate Admission, Jenkins Scholarship Counselor Recommendation (to
be completed by the guidance counselor), FAFSA - Free Application for Federal Student Aid (to the
designated processing center by February 1), Official high school transcripts, SAT or ACT scores, Three
letters of recommendation (one from a guidance counselor and two from teachers, principals, community
leaders or employers) describing the student’s academic promise, extracurricular activities and the adversity
he or she has overcome, and Personal Statement from the student addressing all of the following points in
500 words or less, with significant emphasis on the third point.
1. Explain why you wish to attend the University of Miami.
2. Describe how receiving the George W. Jenkins Scholarship would impact your life.
3. Describe any special circumstances, specifically any hardship, you have overcome.
Science, Mathematics & Research for Transformation, sponsored by American Society for Engineering
Education is for undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral students pursuing degrees in Science, Technology,
Engineering, & Mathematics (STEM) fields. Recipients can earn full tuition and educational fees, generous
cash stipend, employment with Department of Defense facilities after graduation, summer internships, health
insurance, & book allowance.
Designed to attract students with exceptional academic and personal promise, regardless of their ability to
afford tuition and other expense, the Johnson Scholarship program supports recipients in their endeavors so
they are able to graduate debt free. The program focuses on developing young leaders, and it offers full
financial support to students who demonstrate exceptional personal promise, regardless of their ability to
afford tuition and other expenses. A Johnson Scholarship is awarded to approximately 10% of each entering
class. Students who wish to be considered for a Johnson Scholarship - or any merit-based award - must
submit a complete admission application and the separate Johnson Scholarship application no later than
December 1. It is not necessary to apply under W&L's binding Early Decision I plan in order to be
considered for the Johnson Scholarship or other merit-based awards. Finalists for the Johnson Scholarship
will be selected on the basis of academic achievement and demonstrated leadership. They will be judged on
their potential to contribute to the intellectual and civic life of the W & L campus and of the world at large in
years to come. Writing samples, teacher recommendations, and records of leadership, citizenship, and
involvement in non-academic activities will be weighed.
Any female senior interested in attending the all-girls Cottey College on a large scholarship should contact
their school counselor by December 1.
The Air Force ROTC High School Scholarship ProgramProvides 3- and 4-year scholarships in three different
types to high school seniors. provides 3- and 4-year scholarships in three different types to high school
seniors. The application process is the same for each type.
Type 1 Pays full college tuition, most fees and $900 per year for books. – pays full college tuition, most fees
and $900 per year for books. Approximately 5 percent of our 4-year scholarship winners will be offered a
Type-1 scholarship (mostly in technical fields. Fields mostly related to careers in the Air Force that have a
scientific basis such as engineering, chemistry and meterology, and that the Air Force considers a need for its
officers.).
Type 2 Pays college tuition and most fees up to $15,000, and pays $900 per year for books. – pays college
tuition and most fees up to $15,000 and pays $900 per year for books. Approximately 20 percent of our 4year scholarship winners will be offered a Type-2 scholarship (mostly in technical fields). If a student attends
an institution where the tuition exceeds $15,000 per year, then he/she pays the difference. All 3-year
scholarships are Type 2.
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University of Alabama Academic Elite
Scholarships
12/1
X
Boston University
12/1
X
Villanova University Presidential
Scholarship Program
12/1
X
Mississippi State University
International Baccalaureate Scholarship
12/1
Martin Luther King, Jr. Oratorical
Scholarship
12/3
X
Elks Most Valuable Student Scholarship
12/4
X
Grady Rayam Sacred Music
Competition – Negro Spiritual
Scholarship Foundation
12/4
X
US JCI Senate Scholarship
12/9
X
University of South Florida Kosove
Society Scholarship
12/11
Type 7 Pays full college tuition, fees and $900 per year for books, but the student MUST attend a
college/university where the tuition is less than $9,000 per year, or a public college/university in which the
student qualifies for the in-state tuition rate. – pays full college tuition, fees and $900 per year for books, but
the student MUST attend a college/university where the tuition is less than $9,000 per year, OR a public
college/university in which the student qualifies for the in-state tuition rate.
Four scholarships for out-of-state residents:
If you have an ACT of 32 or higher or an SAT of 1400 or higher and a 3.8 gpa AND is accepted into the
University Fellows Experience is granted tuition for four years, on-campus housing for four years, and an
iPad. The application for admission and scholarships must be completed by December 1 and the October
ACT and November SAT are the last test dates used for consideration.
Trustee Scholarship: BU’s most prestigious scholarship for full tuition and mandatory fees (about $37,000).
Winners last year had an average GPA of 4.0, top 10% of graduating class, SAT 2289, ACT 35. Nomination
required – see your counselor.
Presidential Scholarship: Approximately five percent of incoming freshmen who demonstrate exceptional
academic achievement are eligible for this scholarship. In addition to being among our most academically
talented students, Presidential Scholars demonstrate excellence beyond the classroom and are leaders in their
schools and communities. This $20,000 tuition scholarship is renewable for up to four years of
undergraduate study at BU.
Additional scholarships can be found at http://www.bu.edu/admissions/apply/costs-aidscholarships/scholarships/merit/.
The Presidential Scholarship is a renewable, merit-based award covering full tuition, room, board (up to 19
meals perweek plan), general fee, and the cost of textbooks for eight consecutive semesters. Representing
diverse intellectual, social, ethnic, and economic backgrounds, Presidential Scholars are transformational
leaders both on and off campus who have demonstrated a love of learning and a commitment to enhancing
both their local and broader civic communities.
Three award levels ranging from $6,000 to $10,000 over four years. Criteria based on IB Diploma score,
SAT/ACT score, and cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or higher. These may be awarded in addition to
the Freshman Academic Excellence Scholarship.
Candidates are asked to prepare a speech on one of the given topics and memorize it in order to participate in
the oratorical contest. A copy of the speech along with the application form must be submitted by December
3. The contest will be held on Friday, January 15 6:00 p.m.
Previous winners have been at or near the top of their class; active in school and community activities;
recognized as leaders by their peers; and need financial assistance to attend college. 500 scholarships are
awarded each year and 25 are guaranteed to be from Florida.
The “Negro Spiritual” Scholarship Foundation sponsors a vocal competition for sacred music performed by
the solo voice in characteristic Negro spiritual style. Senior high school students of eleventh or twelfth grade
level who are of Afro-ethnic descent may enter a statewide vocal competition in District of Columbia,
Florida, Massachusetts or Tennessee to rehearse and perform these arranged Negro spirituals.
The United States JCI Senate Florida chapter awards two-$500.00 scholarships and one-$1,000.00 need
based scholarship to high school graduates who attend a college or vocational school full time.
One of the most prestigious awards given to USF students covers tuition and fees, funds for textbooks and
materials, housing and meal plans, travel abroad experiences, conference travel support, and funds for
Mean Stinks Scholarship
12/14
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Burger King Scholars Program
12/15
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Young Entrepreneur Foundation
12/18
Out of the Box Thinking Scholarship
12/20
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Imagine America
Career Education Scholarships
12/31
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University of North Florida Merit Based
Scholarships
1/1
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Florida Retired Educators Scholarship
1/2
X
GE-Reagan Foundation Scholarship
Program
1/7
research internships. Incoming freshmen, rising juniors, and USF graduate students are eligible to apply.
Minimum requirements are a 3.5 gpa, 1250 SAT or 28 ACT.
3- $10,000 scholarships will be awarded to students who share how they will bring an end to bullying once
and for all while living the Mean Stinks mantra of spreading nice to make a positive impact on those around
them. Students must be 17 or older to enter, and winners will be chosen by a panel of sponsor-selected
judges based on specific judging criteria.
Applicants must be high school seniors who maintain a cumulative gpa of 2.5 or higher, work part-time an
average of 15 hours per week, 40 weeks per year, demonstrate participation in community service and/or cocurricular activities, demonstrate financial need, and plan to enroll in an college, university, or
vocational/technical school by fall. Students DO NOT need to be employed at Burger King to be eligible but
employees of Burger King are eligible.
Are you a budding entrepreneur or have dreams of starting your own business? Do you need a $1,000.00
scholarship? If so, the NFIB Young Entrepreneur Foundation is awarding a minimum of $400,000.00 to high
school seniors. The program will award a minimum of 400 scholarships to students entering their freshman
year of college in the fall. Four regional winners will receive a $5,000.00 scholarship. Students must have
started their own business prior to applying.
The purpose of this scholarship is to get the younger demographic thinking differently about innovation,
marketing, and retail, specifically with regard to pet products. Whether an idea for a cat/dog feeder, or
perhaps a unique point of sale retail concept, the scholarship is designed to push applicants to think
differently. Coming up with an idea is one thing, but thinking through how it would work, what it would
cost, who and how large the market is, how it would be marketed, and the way in which it would be retailed
is a whole other story.
Are you a high school student trying to find money to pay for your career college education? Are you
planning to attend any of over 500 participating career colleges across the country? The Imagine America
high school scholarship program can help. The Imagine America Foundation created its Imagine America
High School Scholarship Program in 1998 to help provide scholarships for high school students. This annual
scholarship program has helped thousands of high school seniors afford a career education at hundreds of
career schools across the United States. Each year, every high school in the United States and Puerto Rico
may nominate up to five graduating seniors to receive a $1,000 Imagine America scholarship!
The Foundation works with nearly 15,000 high school guidance counselors across the country. Graduating
high school seniors who meet the recommended guidelines are eligible to receive a $1,000 tuition discount
that can be used at career colleges participating in the Imagine America Scholarship Program throughout the
nation. Apply at.
Students who want to be considered for merit based scholarships must have their entire application package
as well as any required essays completed and returned to the Admissions Office before the deadline date.
Awards range from $2,500 to $5,000 a year for four years.
This scholarship is given to a graduating high school senior who has demonstrated potential for effectiveness
as a future teacher and present evidence of need for financial assistance in attending college.
In honor of the legacy and character of President Ronald Reagan, this program annually rewards up to 20
college-bound students who demonstrate exemplary leadership, drive, integrity, and citizenship with $10,000
renewable scholarships (up to $40,000 per recipient). Candidates must:
•demonstrate exemplary leadership, drive, integrity, and citizenship at school, at home, at the workplace, and
within the community; be nominated by an eligible community leader, such as a high school principal,
elected official or executive director of a nonprofit organization; be recommended by an authority figure,
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Army ROTC Scholarship
1/10
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Gates Millennium Scholars Program
1/13
Atlantic Institute Art & Essay Contest
1/14
University of Michigan Joseph
Geisinger Scholarship
1/14
MENSA Scholarship
1/15
Gettysburg College STEM Scholars
Program
1/15
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such as a student activity advisor, community service coordinator, coach, employer, teacher, counselor or
religious leader; demonstrate strong academic performance (3.0 or greater GPA or equivalent); demonstrate
financial need; be a citizen of the United States of America; graduate from high school and use scholarship
funds for student tuition, room, and board while pursuing a bachelor’s degree at an accredited U.S. college or
university in Fall.
Army ROTC Scholarships are awarded based on a student’s merit and grades, not financial need.
Scholarships are available in two-, three-, and four-year options based on the time remaining to complete
your degree. There are full tuition scholarships, money for books and fees, and money for living expenses.
The Gates Millennium Scholars (GMS), funded by a grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, was
established in 1999 to provide outstanding African American, American Indian/Alaska Natives, Asian
Pacific Islander Americans, and Hispanic American students with an opportunity to complete an
undergraduate college education, in all discipline areas and a graduate education for those students pursuing
studies in mathematics, science, engineering, education, or library science. The goal of GMS is to promote
academic excellence and to provide an opportunity for thousands of outstanding students with significant
financial need to reach their fullest potential. Eligibility: Students are eligible to be considered for a GMS
scholarship if they: are African American, American Indian/Alaska Native, Asian Pacific Islander American
or Hispanic American; are a citizen/legal permanent resident or national of the United States; have attained a
cumulative GPA of 3.3 on a 4.00 scale (unweighted) at the time of nomination; will be entering a U.S.
accredited college or university as full-time, degree seeking freshmen in the Fall; have demonstrated
leadership abilities through participation in community service, extracurricular or other activities, and meet
the Federal Pell Grant eligibility criteria. To participate, you must be eligible for a Federal Pell Grant. You
won’t know this until you obtain your FAFSA results, which is typically after January 14th. So, to see if
you’re eligible for a Federal Pell Grant, go to http://www.fafsa4caster.ed.gov/index.htm. If your EFC is 3850
or lower, you will most likely qualify. If it’s higher than 3850, you will most likely not be eligible for this
scholarship. BRING A COPY OF YOUR FAFSA4CASTER RESULTS TO YOUR COUNSELOR FOR
REVIEW. You’ll also need a nominator and a recommender for this scholarship. To apply for this
LENGTHY scholarship, go to www.gmsp.org.
This year’s theme is “Kindness Without Borders: Open Eyes, Open Hearts in our Global Village.” Students
may submit an essay or artwork. Essays may be persuasive, informative, narrative, or true story and may not
exceed 1000 words. Artwork can be submitted in virtually any two dimensional media, including drawing,
painting, collage, photography, and graphic design. Students may only submit one piece of artwork (in any
medium) within the art contest. Students who submit artwork are still permitted to enter one submission in
the essay portion of the contest. Students need a faculty member to supervise their project and submission.
Six $20,000 scholarships will be awarded to first-year non-Michigan resident students admitted to the
College of Engineering at the UM Ann Arbor campus. Scholarship is good for four years of undergraduate
study.
The Central Florida MENSA chapter sponsors the Mensa Education and Research Foundation Scholarship.
The applicant must be enrolled in a degree program in an accredited American institute of post-secondary
education, and be a resident of Central Florida. The applicant need not be a member of MENSA nor qualified
for MENSA, and the general awards are unrestricted as to age, race, gender, level of post-secondary
education and financial need.
Through a generous grant from the National Science Foundation, Gettysburg is pleased to offer monetary
awards to qualified First Year students enrolling in the fall of 2016 who intend to earn a bachelor’s degree in
a STEM discipline.
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SAE Engineering Scholarships
1/15
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George Washington Crossing
Foundation Scholarship
1/15
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Stetson University J. Ollie Edmunds
Distinguished Scholarship
1/15
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Asbestos.com Scholarship
8/20 & 1/20
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Florida State University Service Scholar
Program
1/21
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1800Wheelchair.com Scholarship
1/15
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Centre College Grissom Scholars
Program
1/15
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Centre College Lincoln Scholars
Program
University of Florida Lombardi &
Stamps Scholars Program
1/15
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Central Florida Hospitality Program
Scholarship
1/29
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Elks Legacy Awards
1/29
X
1/15
In recognition of the important contributions made by engineers in improving the quality of our lives,
particularly those related to mobility, the Society of Automotive Engineers is proud to be able to offer a
number of scholarships to qualified students who are interested in the study of engineering and the related
sciences. The complete application packet is available at www.sae.org/students/engschlr.htm.
For students completing the twelfth grade that are planning careers in government service. Winners receive
an all expenses paid weekend, including transportation and housing, in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, to
attend the Scholarship Awards Ceremony. All winners must attend the Scholarship Awards Program. The
Washington Crossing Foundation is pleased to offer a variety of national and regional college scholarships
ranging from $500 to $5,000.
Two students are selected annually to receive the J. Ollie Edmunds Distinguished Scholarship at Stetson
University. The award will include full undergraduate tuition, fees, on-campus housing, meals, and books for
four years. Students must have at least a 3.5 gpa on a 4.0 scale, be ranked in the top 5% of their class, have a
minimum 30 ACT or 1350 SAT (critical reading and math only), and be well-rounded, creative, active in
sports or fitness activities, strong communicators, leaders through participation in co-curricular activities and
community service, and exhibit the potential to impact and enrich the lives of others.. Each high school can
nominate two students. If interested, see your counselor well in advance of the January deadline.
Asbestos.com awards $5,000 in scholarships each semester to students who bring awareness to asbestosrelated cancers.
The Service Scholar Program recognizes select incoming students with an outstanding record of community
service and leadership, and who want to continue that commitment at FSU. The Program benefits include a
scholarship valued at $2,400 per year for up to four years, participation in a service-learning academic
curriculum, exposure to a diverse group of individuals and social issues, and support by faculty and staff.
1800Wheelchair.com announces their second annual scholarship award. Established in 2006, the scholarship
fund will award two $500 scholarships to an undergraduate student. The scholarship is open to students of
any major or concentration. The winner's name, essay and photo will be posted on 1800wheelchair.com.
Although not a requirement, preference will be given to students with mobility disabilities.
Each year, the Grissom Scholars Program will offer ten high-achieving first generation college students a
full-tuition scholarship, priority consideration for need based financial aid, and $5,000 in educational
enrichment funds.
The full-ride plus scholarship program, created for students who have the capacity and deep desire to change
the world, will begin in the fall of 2016 with 10 inaugural recipients.
Eight students who exemplify John Lombardi’s commitment to excellence, community service, and public
responsibility are selected each year to be Lombardi Scholars. In addition to a substantial educational
stipend, these students are given the opportunity to pursue research with some of UF’s most talented faculty
and to enhance their academic interests through study abroad and internships. Each high school may
nominate one student. Interested students should submit a completed copy of the Lombardi and Stamps
application, by December 1, to Mrs. Craft in the IB Office, if they wish to be considered for nomination.
The Central Florida Hospitality Association awards two multi-year full-ride scholarships to students pursuing
Hospitality degrees. Applicants must be registered and a fully admitted student in a Central Florida
Hospitality Program by September 2016.
$4,000 merit scholarships ($1,000 per year for four years) for children and grandchildren of Elks who are
members in good standing. The Foundation will offer a total of up to 250 awards.
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Central Florida Marine Corps
Foundation Scholarship
1/31
Congress-Bundestag Vocational
Exchange Scholarship Program
1/31
Toshiba/NSTA Exploravision Awards
2/1
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The James (Coach) Day Scholarship
2/1
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AXA Achievement Community Award
2/1
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SportQuest Playing With Purpose
Scholarship
2/1
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Northrup Grumman Engineering
Scholars
2/4
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Arts For Life! Scholarship
2/5
The CFMC Foundation will award up to $10,000 in scholarships to students from Orange, Osceola, and
Seminole counties who are registered/accepted into an accredited Junior College, four-year college, or
university. Individual scholarships will be no less than $500.00 and no more than $2500.00.
This scholarship/exchange program provides an opportunity for graduating high school seniors to spend one
year in Germany exploring their career interests. Although previous study of German is advantageous, it is
not a prerequisite for scholarship selection. Each high school in the state of Florida may nominate up to three
students. Those nominated should possess the maturity and commitment necessary to be successful in an
international exchange program.
ExploraVision is a competition for all students in grades K-12. It is designed to encourage students to
combine their imagination with their knowledge of science and technology to explore visions of the future.
Teams of students select a technology, research how it works and why it was invented, and then project how
that technology may change in the future. They must then identify what breakthroughs are required for their
vision to become a reality and describe the positive and negative consequences of their technology on
society. Winning ideas have focused on things as simple as ballpoint pens and as complex as satellite
communications. The student teams write a paper and draw a series of Web page graphics to describe their
idea. Regional winners make a Web site and a prototype of their future vision. First Prize (4 teams): U.S. EE
Savings Bond worth $10,000* at maturity for each student. Second Prize (4 teams): U.S. EE Savings Bond
worth $5,000* at maturity for each student. Applications available at
Available to any high school senior track and field active team member of a school participating in the
current Bob Hayes Invitational Track and Field Meet may apply.
APPLY EARLY! Only the first 10,000 applications will be considered. If the program reaches 10,000
applications before 11:59 PM CST on Feb 1, then the program will automatically close.
Local awards; local impact. Every AXA Advisors branch office nationwide distributes up to twelve $2500
awards in their local area. Scholarships for local young people as they take their next step toward college and
awards for local schools as they take steps toward enhancing their teaching and professional development.
A national program that honors and encourages high school student athletes who excel athletically,
academically and have committed their life to following Christ. Through scholarships, college exposure,
community and national recognition, and more, we want to see them succeed and make a difference in this
world.
Northrop Grumman Laser Systems, located in Apopka, Florida, has established a scholarship competition for
Seminole and Orange County high school students who are entering college to pursue a degree in
engineering. The Northrop Grumman Scholars Program will award a $10,000 scholarship disbursed over the
course of four years ($2,500 per year with ongoing eligibility requirements) to two graduating high school
students in both Orange and Seminole counties.
Through the Foundation for Excellence in Education, Former First Lady Mrs. Columba Bush will award a
$1,000 scholarship to 25 high school seniors who demonstrate artistic merit and academic excellence in
dance, music, theatre, and visual arts. The purpose of the Arts for Life! Scholarships are to assist students
with their pursuit of the arts in higher education. To be eligible for a scholarship, students are required to be a
graduating high school senior from a public, private or home education program in Florida, complete an
application, write a brief essay addressing “How the arts have positively influenced my life” and “What role
will the arts play in my future,” and provide a sample of their work. A committee of judges for each
discipline, respected experts in their field, review and score the students’ essays and work samples. Each
committee selects the top scoring applicants to receive a scholarship.
We the Students Scholarship Essay
Contest
2/7
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Rotary Rising Achiever Award
2/10
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Professional Athletes Foundation
Student Scholarship
2/12
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Dr. Willie Newman Seminole County
Medical Society Scholarship
2/12
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Seminole County Medical Society
Foundation Dr. Luis Perez Scholarship
2/12
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Central Florida Engineering Society
Scholarship
2/12
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Rapier Education Foundation
2/12
Michael T Gibson Solar Bears
Scholarship Program
Around 2/15
The Bill of Rights Institute seeks to help high school students understand the freedom and opportunity that
the Constitution offers. Among other programs, the We the Students Scholarship competition allows us to
engage and educate thousands of students like yourself, who are interested in liberty, the founding principles,
and personal responsibility. Essay Question: In 800 words or fewer, please answer the following
question: “Since you were born, has America moved closer to or further away from the ideals outlined in the
Declaration of Independence.” Student Prizes: 1st place: $5,000; 2nd place: $3,000; 3rd place: $1,500;
Honorable mention (5 prizes): $300 each. Early Submission Bonus: Students who submit their entries by
November 15, 2014, will have their names put into a drawing to receive one of five $100 Early Bird cash
prizes.
The Rotary Club of Seminole County South will be hosting the Sixteenth Annual Rotary Rising Achievers
Program on Sunday, April 24, 2016. This program is to recognize two seniors from each of our Seminole
County Public Schools who have had to overcome challenges, adversity or managed unusual responsibilities
yet are graduating and hope to achieve their goals. We are particularly interested in honoring students who
might not otherwise receive recognition. We want this award to serve both as a recognition of their
achievement as well as an encouragement to continue to strive for their goals. Each student recognized will
be invited to bring his/her parents/guardians to the program as well as a teacher who has had a significant
influence on that student’s life. The program will be held at the Altamonte Hilton Hotel and will include
dinner.
A scholarship for graduating seniors who has have played varsity sport for at least one season, have not
accepted any athletic scholarship funds or grants to play in college, have a minimum 2.0 gpa, be accepted to
a two- or four-year college, and the nomination of their coach.
The Seminole County Medical Society Foundation is proud to offer the Dr. Willie Newman Scholarship,
designed to aid high school seniors who currently attend a school in Seminole County, and who wish to
further their education in the sciences. Preference will be given to applicants in the top 25% of their class
who have done well in at least three science courses during high school. To be eligible, applicants must
submit 1) a transcript of his/her grades through the first semester of the current school year; 2) a list of
extracurricular activities; and 3) an essay of 300 words or less about themselves and their goals for college.
One scholarship per year of up to $1,000 will be awarded on the basis of merit and need. The deadline for
applications is February 15. The scholarship can be found here.
At least one $1000.00 scholarship will be awarded to aid high school seniors who currently attend a school in
Seminole County and who wish to further their education in the sciences. Preference will be given to
applicants with a 3.5 grade-point average or better and who have done well in at least three science courses
during high school. The scholarship can be found here.
The Florida Engineering Society scholarships are generously funded by the Florida Engineering Foundation,
Inc. (FEF). Established in 1986, FEF is a 501(c) 3 not-for-profit entity whose mission is to encourage and
assist students in pursuing engineering careers and to educate the public about engineering. Furthermore, the
Florida Engineering Foundation, Inc. promotes and enhances engineering education in Florida in order to
position our state as a technological leader in the global economy. This year, FEF is pleased to announce that
it will fund up to $30,000 for available scholarships.
This is an $8,000 scholarship payable in 4 years. Student must have a 2.5 GPA and live in one of the
following Florida counties: Brevard, Hillsborough, Indian River, Lake, Martin, Orange, Osceola, Pasco,
Pinellas, Polk, Seminole, Sumter, and St. Lucie.
During the course of the regular season, from November thru March, outstanding male and female student
athletes will be honored each month with four Gold Seats to a Solar Bears game and have their
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Marist College NSF Computer Science
or Information Technology Scholarships
2/15
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The Dream.US
2/15
X
Rick and Susan Goings Foundation
Scholarship at Rollins College
2/15
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DAR Scholarships
2/15
Varsity Tutors
2/15
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National Co-op Scholarship
2/15
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Jackie Robinson Foundation
2/15
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Florida Association of Educational Data
Systems William J. English Scholarship
2/15
accomplishments recognized during the game. On April 7, the top male and female student athletes will each
be selected for a$2,500 scholarship.
The NSF has just awarded Marist a grant that enables them to offer full scholarships (tuition, room and
board) to a cohort of 13 freshmen entering Marist in fall 2014 and majoring in either Computer Science or
Information Technology and Systems.
TheDream.US is a new multimillion dollar National Scholarship Fund for DREAMers, created to help
immigrant youth who’ve received DACA achieve their American Dream through the completion of a college
education. TheDream.US provides college scholarships to highly motivated DREAMers who want to get a
college education but cannot afford it. Our scholarships of up to $25,000 will help cover your tuition, fees,
and books for an associate’s or bachelor’s degree at our partner colleges in NYC, Miami, Washington D.C.,
El Paso, Rio Grande Valley, and online. To be eligible to apply, you must:
 Be a first time college student applying to an associate’s or bachelor’s degree program at one of our
partner colleges,
 Have a GPA of 2.5 or greater (or equivalent GED score), and
 Be DACA eligible and have applied for or received DACA approval.
Available Fall 2014, the covers the full cost of tuition, room and board, and some living expenses at Rollins
College for the 2014-15 academic year. The scholarship is renewable for three additional years as long as the
recipient makes satisfactory progress toward graduation and earns a grade-point average of 2.8 or higher.
Over four years, the scholarship amount will far exceed $200,000. To qualify students must have a 3.0 gpa
and have been a member of the Boys & Girls Club for at least the past two years.
The DAR awards multiple scholarships to students showing dedication to the pursuit of degrees in diverse
disciplines including history, law, nursing, and education. The DAR Scholarship Committee awards
scholarships to qualified applicants regardless of race, religion, sex or national origin. All multi-year
scholarships, typically renewable up to four years, must be for consecutive years of attendance at an
accredited college or university in the United States.
Varsity Tutors holds a monthly $1,000 college scholarship contest where students write an essay in response
to a monthly prompt. Visitors to the Varsity Tutors scholarship webpage are able to vote via social media for
submitted entries. The top five entries with the most votes are reviewed by Varsity Tutors at the end of the
month and one winner is subsequently chosen to receive the $1,000 college scholarship.
2/15/2016 Deadline: If you could have dinner with any historical figure, who would you choose? Why?
Applicants must have a cumulative high school GPA of 3.5 or better on a 4.0 scale, apply and be accepted
for the 2015-2016 academic year at one of the WACE Partner Institutions (Clarkson University, Oswego
State University, Drexel University, University of Cincinnati, Johnson and Wales University, University of
Massachusetts Lowell, Rochester Institute of Technology, University of Toledo, Wentworth Institute of
Technology, Merrimack College, or Kettering University.
Through its Education and Leadership Development Program, the Jackie Robinson Foundation provides
scholarships of up to $24,000/four years to minority high school students showing leadership potential and
demonstrating financial need to attend an accredited 4-year college or university of their choice.
Any high school or vocational school senior, with at least a 2.5 GPA (on a 4 point system) who will be
attending a Florida public or private college and is planning to major in a computer science/information
technology related field, may apply for this $3000.00 scholarship.
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Sia Yorker Medical/Science Education
Foundation Scholarship
2/24
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Regions Riding Forward Scholarship
2/25
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Alice T Oliver Medical Science
Education Foundation Scholarship
2/26
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Bright House Sports Networks David
Logan Scholarship
2/27
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Seminole County Council PTA
Scholarship
2/27
Moody's Mega Math Challenge
2/28
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United Negro College Fund Seminole
Scholars Program
2/29
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Buick Achievers Scholarship Program
2/29
Six deserving Florida high school graduating seniors interested in pursuing a medical science course of study
at a Florida college or university will be awarded scholarships (2-$1000; 4-$500 scholarships). An electronic
copy of the application may be available at www.siabrainawarenessfoundation.org.
Regions will award sixteen $5,000 scholarships to high school seniors from states with Regions branches
who will attend college this year. To enter, write a 500-word essay about an African-American, past or
present, who has inspired you.
One $500.00 scholarship will be awarded to a Seminole HS senior who will be a full-time student in an
accredited Florida college or university and interested or intent on pursuing a medical or science course of
study.
Established in January of 1999, the David Logan Scholarship is awarded each year to four high school
seniors, one male and one female, in both Tampa Bay and Central Florida, who excel in athletics and
academics. The scholarship is granted in the memory of David Logan, a former NFL players and
sportscaster. The $2500.00 scholarship is meant to assist seniors as they move onto college and further their
academic and athletic careers.
It is the goal of the Seminole County Council of PTAs/PTSAs to award scholarships to students on the basis
of financial need and academic performance. The scholarship award may be used at the following of Florida
public education institutions: (a) Vocational/Technical School, (b) Junior/Community College, (c) Four-year
College or University. To be eligible for a scholarship, an applicant must: (1) Be a senior attending a
Seminole County high school and have been in attendance no less then six months prior to submitting the
application, (2) Submit application, copy of most current tax returns (student and parents), reference letters,
and transcripts, to the SCCPTA no later than midnight, March 31, (3) Have applied to be a full-time student
in a Florida Vocational/Technical School (2.0 GPA minimum), Junior/Community College (2.5 GPA
minimum), or four-year College or University (3.0 GPA minimum), (4) Financial need: Explain in detail the
reasons why financial assistance is needed. (Example: Type of family hardship or any other specific
circumstances), (5) Submit SAT and/or ACT scores, if applicable.
High school juniors and seniors from Maine to Florida are invited to participate in the annual Moody's Mega
Math Challenge for a chance to win part of $100,000 in scholarship prizes. The competition, which is
entirely Internet based and free of entrance and participation fees, challenges teams of students to solve an
open-ended, realistic, applied math-modeling problem focused on real-world issues in just 14 hours. The
problem is unknown to teams until Challenge weekend (March 6-7) when they are able to download it and
work on their solution.
The Seminole Scholars Programs Scholarship is available to high school seniors or graduates with residence
in Seminole County, Florida. Recipients must have at least a 2.5 on a 4.0 scale, have completed the FAFSA
to show unmet need, enroll as a Freshman in the following academic year at a 2 or 4 year accredited college,
and reside in Seminole County, Florida. Each scholarship recipient will receive $5,000 disbursed over a fouryear period.
Scholarship recipients are selected based on the following four factors which will be considered equally:
academic achievement, financial need, participation and leadership in community and school activities, work
experience, educational and career goals, and unusual circumstances, and other criteria: being a firstgeneration college student, female, minority, military veteran or a dependent of military personnel. The
majority of the scholarships will be awarded to students majoring in STEM fields, with a heavy emphasis on
Engineering majors. Applicants must be high school seniors who are first-time college students in the fall of
2011; plan to enroll in full-time undergraduate study at an accredited four-year college or university for the
entire 2011-12 academic year ; be U.S. citizens and have permanent residence in the United States; plan to
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Lake Mary/Heathrow Festival of the
Arts Scholarship
2/29
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Seminole State College Wayne Densch
Scholarship
3/1: Priority
6/1: Final
VFW Scout of the Year
3/1
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American Legion Eagle Scout of the
Year Scholarship
3/1
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Seminole State College
Opens
March 1
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Foundation for Seminole County Public
Schools Scholarships
3/1
major in a course of study that focuses on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, or Math); select
Design, Marketing, Accounting, Finance and Business majors are also eligible. Scholarship recipients will
demonstrate an interest in pursuing a career in the automotive or related industries using these areas of study.
100 scholarships for up to $25,000/year; 1000 scholarships at $2,000/year both renewable for up to four
years. Apply at.
This scholarship is open to any student who has been active in the arts in Seminole County public schools. A
limited number of $500.00 scholarships will be awarded to SCPS seniors who have shown an interest in the
arts.
For high school seniors attending Seminole State College whose parents have not earned a four-year college
degree, have at least a 2.0 gpa, and demonstrate financial need through the FAFSA. This renewable
scholarship is valued at $1,000/year.
Through the VFW’s Scout of the Year program, members of the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts who display
standout citizenship, patriotism, and love of country have the opportunity to be rewarded with college
scholarships of up to $5,000.
Awards range from $10,000 to $2,500. To be eligible, the student must have earned Eagle Award and
religious emblem, must be a high school student and Florida resident, must be in a troop chartered to an
American Legion Post or the son or grandson of a Legion member or parent eligible to join the American
Legion Department of Florida.
Scholarships for current Seminole High School seniors:
 Bright Futures Companion Scholarship – for students who are eligible for the Bright Futures
Scholarship and covers $300 for each academic term.
 Academic Scholarship – for students with a 3.0 gpa who are ineligible to receive the Bright Futures
Scholarship and covers tuition and fees for up to 12 credit hours per academic term.
The Foundation for Seminole County Public Schools seeks to award the following scholarships to deserving
students planning to attend community colleges, 4-year colleges and universities, or vocational-technical
programs in the state of Florida. Scholarships are privately funded by individuals and the business
community, are managed by The Foundation for Seminole County Public Schools and are viewed as an
investment in the education of the students of Seminole County. There are six scholarships available to
Seminole High School seniors:
 Brown Midway Scholarship – Award: $1,000.00 - Graduating student must attend any Seminole
County Public high school; has been accepted to a 4-year college or university; currently resides in
the Midway (Sanford, FL) community; and possesses a minimum 2.50 GPA.
 Raymond Gaines Scholarship - Award: $1,000.00 - Graduating student must attend a Seminole
County Public High School; possesses a 3.0 or higher GPA; has been accepted to a 4-year college or
university; and will pursue a degree in education or an education-related field.
 Eloise Good Scholarship - Award: $1,000.00 - Graduating student must attend Seminole High
School and possess a minimum 3.00 GPA. Student must have actively participated in
extracurricular activities. Each applicant must submit a 200-500 (maximum) word typed essay on
the importance of a college education.
 Anthony J Hall Midway Scholarship: Award $1,000.00. Graduating student must attend any
Seminole County public high school; has been accepted to a 4-year college or university; currently
resides in the Midway (Sanford, FL) community; and possesses a minimum 2.50 GPA.
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Women’s Club of Winter Park
3/1
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American Chemical Society
3/1
X
Southern Scholarship Foundation
3/1
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Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation
3/1
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Seminole State College Admissions
Scholarships
3/4
Kulper Scholarship – Award $2,000.00. Graduating student with a minimum 3.5 GPA and financial
need plus two letters of recommendation.
 Bud Layer Memorial Scholarship - Award: $1,000.00 - Graduating student must attend Seminole
High School.
 John Mercer/Sanford Rotary Club Endowed Scholarship - Award: $1,000.00 - Graduating student
must attend Seminole High School and have been a member of its Interact Club for a minimum of
two years. Graduating student must attend SHS and possess a minimum 3.0 gpa, and participated in
extracurricular activities.
 The Seminole County Retired Educators Scholarship Fund - Award: $1,000.00. Requirements:
Graduating student must attend any Seminole County public high school and possess a minimum of
2.5 GPA. The student must plan to pursue undergraduate studies in any field relating to public
service. These fields include police and criminal justice, firefighting, EMT/paramedic, and
medical/technical.
The Woman’s Club of Winter Park, Inc. offers scholarships to worthy students in financial need from
Orange and Seminole County who plan to attend a two – four year accredited college or university. The
scholarships range from $1,000 to $3,000.
ACS awards renewable scholarships to underrepresented minority students who want to enter the fields of
chemistry or chemistry-related fields. Awards of up to $5,000* are given to qualified students. African
American, Hispanic, or American Indian high school seniors or college freshman, sophomores, or juniors
pursuing a college degree in the chemical sciences or chemical technology are eligible to apply at
www.acs.org/scholars.
SSF helps students realize their dream of a college education through an innovative blend of a rent-free
housing scholarship award, combined with a cooperative living experience for those attending six Florida
College Campuses (Florida A&M, Florida Gulf Coast University, Florida State University, Tallahassee
Community College, Santa Fe College, and the University of Florida). Students don’t pay rent but are
responsible for share of basic household expenses such as food and utilities. To be eligible, students must
complete the FAFSA and have an EFC (estimated Family contribution) of less than $7500.00. Applicants are
strongly encouraged to arrange a personal interview with the Foundation’s staff in Tallahassee or
Gainesville.
Our mission is to provide financial assistance in the form of scholarships for higher education to deserving
sons and daughters of Marines and children of former Marines, with particular attention being given to
children whose parent was killed or wounded in action. Additional funding is available to children of
personnel serving in Operation Iraqi Freedom or Operation Enduring Freedom.
Students may select to apply for one of the following scholarships:
 Academic Scholarship: This scholarship is intended for recent high school graduates who have a
cumulative weighted 3.0 GPA or above and are ineligible to receive the Florida Bright Futures
Scholarship. Recipients must attend Seminole State College in the Fall Term following their senior year
and maintain continuous full-time enrollment. The scholarship will cover tuition and/or fees up to 12
maximum credit hours per semester for each Fall and Spring Term for two consecutive years provided
the student maintains a 3.0 GPA.
 Bright Futures Companion: This scholarship is intended for recent high school graduates who will be
Bright Futures recipients and will attend Seminole State College in the Fall Term following their senior
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Support our Scholars
3/4
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Sanford Alumnae Chapter Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority
3/7
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Florida Realtors Scholarship Essay
Contest
3/7
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Central Florida Jazz Society Scholarship
Competition
3/8
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Seminole County Mathematics Contest
3/10
X
Chloe Zee Leadership Scholarship
3/11
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Florida Council of the Blind Scholarship
3/12
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Don Stewart Memorial Lake Mary
Rotary Club Scholarship
Winter Springs Rotary Service Above
Self Scholarship
3/12
X
3/14
year. The companion scholarship covers $300 each Fall and Spring Term for two consecutive years
provided the student maintains Bright Futures eligibility.
 Early College Transition Scholarship (Career Dual Enrollment Students): This is a one-semester award
to be paid out in the Fall Term immediately following high school graduation. Students must have a 2.0
or higher GPA in all dual enrollment courses and an overall 2.0 GPA in high school courses. Students
must pursue an Associate in Science degree or career certificate. The award covers $1,200 toward tuition
and fees.
Additional scholarships can be found at www.seminolestate.edu/foundation/scholarships and are due two to
three month prior to enrollment.
The organization aims to provide financial support and promote personal development to young women from
the Central Florida area while they pursue undergraduate college degrees at accredited institutions. To
qualify, students must have a minimum 3.5 GPA and show deep financial need through FAFSA and W-2
Tax forms. Students selected are matched with a mentor and receive a $1250 stipend each semester while
attending a four-year college. In order to maintain the scholarship throughout college, students are required
to maintain a minimum 2.5 GPA, follow mentor/student communication guidelines, and maintain a good
standing in the college community.
This scholarship is open to any Afro-American female student graduating from Seminole County’s Public
Schools with at least a 2.5 overall gpa or higher and planning to attend an accredited two or four-year college
or university.
This student scholarship program is open and available to students whose parents are Realtors or are licensed
real estate practitioners, or whose parents are employed by any local Realtor board/association or by the
Florida Realtors, as well as any Florida student currently enrolled at a school.
The Central Florida Jazz Society conducts an annual scholarship competition for jazz musicians who are
high school seniors or students in the first three years of college. A primary requisite is that the applicants are
mainly interested in furthering their studies in Jazz music. Auditions will be held Sunday, March 22,
beginning at 2 pm in the Keene Music Building (room 119) at Rollins College and are open to the public.
A $2,000.00 SSC scholarship will be awarded at the Seminole County Mathematics Contest April 2 on the
Sanford/Lake Mary SSC Campus. Preregistration deadline is March 10 – see your math teacher to register.
Tests will be given in Geometry, Algebra 2, Precalculus, Calculus AB and Calculus BC, which must
correlate to the subject you are currently studying at school. Dual Enrollment students may not participate.
The Leadership Class and Booster Club of Seminole High School are proud to offer a $1000 scholarship in
memory of 2012 Graduate Chloe Zulcosky. This yearly scholarship will be awarded to a senior who
exemplifies the leadership qualities exhibited by Chloe throughout her life, and who plans to pursue an
academic future at a college or university of their choice.
The Florida Council for the Blind is offering four scholarships to outstanding blind students who are
residents of Florida and are enrolled in academic education, professional or technical training beyond high
school. Applicants must have a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.0 and be considered legally
blind. In addition, the Florida Council of Citizens with Low Vision will award one $750 scholarship to a
student who shows academic excellence or potential in his or her field.
The Lake Mary Rotary plans to award six $1,000 scholarships, three to Seminole High School students and
three to Lake Mary High School students, to students who submit the best application and essay.
Winter Springs Rotary is offering a scholarship for residents of Winter Springs, Florida. Winners will be
selected based on financial need and extracurricular activities.
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Sanford Seminole Art Association
3/14
Varsity Tutors
3/15
Lois & W.A. Boothe Memorial
Scholarship
SSC District Board of Trustees
Scholarship
3/17
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SSC – Dora Lee Russell Scholarship
3/17
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Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Metro
Orlando Chapter Scholarship
QuestBridge College Prep Scholarship
3/18
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity
Winter Park Alumni/Jack LeFlore
Memorial Scholarship
US Pan Asian American Chamber of
Commerce Scholarships
3/25
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11th grade
X
X
3/17
3/23
3/25
SSAA will award a $500 scholarship to one student from Seminole High School in Sanford. The application
process is open to any graduating senior who has taken visual arts classes at SHS and who also plans to study
the visual arts at a college or university.
Varsity Tutors holds a monthly $1,000 college scholarship contest where students write an essay in response
to a monthly prompt. Visitors to the Varsity Tutors scholarship webpage are able to vote via social media for
submitted entries. The top five entries with the most votes are reviewed by Varsity Tutors at the end of the
month and one winner is subsequently chosen to receive the $1,000 college scholarship.
3/15/2016 Deadline: Should all college students be required to study abroad? Why or why not?
Scholarship for a Seminole County Public School senior who participates in the Exceptional Student
Education program at their high school.
Seminole State College has a long-standing tradition of offering one full-tuition scholarship to each of the
Seminole County public high schools. The minimum qualifications for recommendation require that the
student have at least a 3.0 cumulative grade point average and plan to attend Seminole State in the fall
immediately following graduation. The recipient will receive the full-tuition scholarship for two academic
years as long as the student is enrolled full-time at Seminole State in a degree program and continues to
maintain a 3.0 cumulative grade point average. The principal of each eligible high school is asked to
recommend the most qualified graduating senior to be considered for this prestigious award. Submit a
resume and a brief biographical statement to the IB Office if you wish to be considered.
Each Seminole County high school may select one student to be considered for this award. Out of those
selected by their school, one student is selected for the monetary award which includes tuition at SSC.
Students who plan to enroll in cultural arts classes at SSC this fall and have a 3.0 grade point average should
apply. The purpose of the scholarship is to recognize academic achievement, unique skills or talents and to
provide cultural diversification in the student body. Final selection may take into consideration such
individual characteristics as academic performance, school involvement, community involvement, and/or
special talent. Submit an application, brief biographical statement, and resume to the IB Office if you wish to
be considered.
Scholarship recipients are selected based on their commitment to education, community, and leadership
characteristics.
For outstanding low income high school juniors to compete for admission to top-ranked colleges.
Scholarship awards include full scholarships to college summer school programs at Harvard, Stanford, Notre
Dame, and Yale; College counseling; Invitations to QuestBridge College Admissions Conferences at
Stanford and Yale; All expense paid visits to top ranked colleges.
The Winter Park (FL) Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc., a national African-American service
organization founded in 1911, will up to $10,000 in scholarships, targeting male high school seniors who are
of African-American descent and beginning college during the fall semester.
USPAACC strongly believes in investing in our future leaders. Since 1989, over a million dollars in
scholarship benefits have been awarded through USPAACC. Today, between ten and twenty scholarships
ranging from $2,500 to $5,000 each are being awarded every year to high school seniors nationwide for their
post-secondary education. Over 3,000 applications are received annually. The applicant must be At least 16
years of age at the time of application, a high school senior, of Asian Pacific Island heritage (except for
Bruce Lee Scholarship), A citizen or permanent resident of the United States, beginning full-time study at an
accredited post-secondary educational institution in the United States in Fall. The applicant should
demonstrate academic achievement of 3.3 GPA or higher, leadership in extracurricular activities,
involvement in community service, and have financial need.
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News 13 Project Weather Scholarship
Contest
3/25
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Thurgood Marshall College Fund
25 different scholarships
Various:
3/28 to 6/28
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Visual Aid Volunteers of Florida
Scholarship
AS2I Ansara Scholarship
3/30
Shipdig.com Scholarship
3/30
American Legion Auxiliary Patriotism
through Art Scholarship
3/31
The Woman’s Club of Sanford
Scholarship
3/31
Young American Creative Patriotic Art
Awards
Central Florida Gator Club (CFGC)
Scholarship
3/31
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Janice M. Scott Memorial Scholarship
3/31
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Florida A & M University Seminole
County Alumni Chapter Rattlers
Scholarship
3/31
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X
X
3/30
3/31
The Project Weather Scholarship is a one-time award given to one student in each of the following counties:
Orange, Osceola, Lake, Marion, Brevard, Volusia, Flagler, Seminole and Sumter. Each $1,000 check will be
presented by a News 13 meteorologist at the News 13 studios. (Winners are responsible for transportation to
and from News 13).Each recipient will also appear on News 13 and on mynews13.com.
To be eligible for this scholarship an applicant must:
 Have earned a minimum grade point average (GPA) of 3.5 on a 4-point scale.
 Are currently attending high school within the News 13 viewing area (Orange, Osceola, Lake, Marion,
Seminole, Sumter, Volusia, Flagler and Brevard).
Thurgood Marshall College Fund scholarships have provided support to help fund an education at one of our
nation's public Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). TMCF provides merit-based
scholarships to students seeking financial assistance to complete their education.
Legally blind high school seniors who are residents of Florida and eligible to apply for this scholarship.
The program provides $1,500 in scholarship funds to students who exemplify a passion for innovating a
better world. Applicants MUST have participated in the AS2I (Altamonte Springs Science Incubator)
program through a field trip or internship.
Shipdig.com offers this $1000.00 scholarship. Please submit a 500-1000 word essay about the most
interesting item you have ever received in the mail. Open to all students age 16 and older.
For high school seniors, $500 to $250 awarded for a artistic creation (photography, painting, drawing,
pastels, stitching, sculpture, multimedia, etc) dealing with the subject of Patriotism – dedicated love, support,
and defense of one’s country; national loyalty; love of and devotion to one’s country. Create something from
the heart that will fulfill the definition above. When available, the application will be posted at the SHS
Guidance Paying For College page.
Scholarships are awarded based on female gender, potential, community service, values, GPA, career goals,
and financial need. The amount and number of scholarships awarded varies each year according to the
amount of donations received.
Compete for up to $10,000 in National scholarships for producing the winning patriotic art on paper or
canvas.
The Central Florida Gator Club® (CFGC), an affiliate organization of the University of Florida’s Alumni
Association, is pleased to announce the offering eight scholarships. Six of the eight will be in the amount of
$2,000.00 each for deserving high school seniors in Orange, Osceola or Seminole County who have received
acceptance to the University of Florida. One scholarship is reserved for the child of a University of Florida
Alumni Association / CFGC member and is worth $3,000.00. The eighth scholarship is for a Master’s
Degree candidate.
This nationwide scholarship was established in memory of Janice M. Scott who perished in the Pentagon on
September 11, 2001. Three to five one-time scholarships will be awarded to the class of 2012 at $2500.00
each. To be eligible, applicants must be US citizens or a permanent resident, have a 3.0 gpa, be a high school
senior who will attend a four-year university in the fall, have demonstrated leadership abilities through
participating in community services, and your parent’s combined incomes cannot exceed $60,000.00.
Seniors who will attend FAMU in the fall and have a minimum 3.0 gpa may apply for this scholarship.
Students must submit an essay of 500 words.
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SeaWorld Orlando Environmental
Scholarship
Scholarships for Orphaned or Foster
Care Youth
3/31
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Kobrin Family Scholarship
4/1
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Wal-Mart Dependent Scholarship
4/1
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Pajcic and Pajcic Distracting Driving
Essay Competition
4/1
Bethune-Cookman University
Scholarship
No info on the 2016 application as of
2/26/2016
Bill Vogel AAA Scholarship
pending
Phi Delta Kappa Prospective Educator
Scholarship
Florida School Counselor Association
Essay Competition
4/1
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E.E. Minott Foundation Scholarship
4/1
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Holliday Karatinos Law Firm, PLLC
Scholarship Program
4/1
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X
X
X
3/31
4/1
4/1
A $5,000 scholarship for Florida high school seniors with a minimum 3.0 gpa who “share SeaWorld’s
passion for protecting and preserving the world.”
The Orphan Foundation of America in conjunction with the Casey Family Program is offering approximately
100 new scholarships annually for college-bound young people that have been orphaned or are transitioning
out of foster care. Applications will be made available January 31 - March 31.
The Kobrin Family has created the Kobrin Family Scholarship which is awarded to a first-time-in-college
freshman at the University of Central Florida. Scholarships have been granted since 1990. This year, the
scholarship is in the amount of $2,000 and will be awarded to one student from Orange, Osceola or Seminole
County. Other criteria include:
→ Financial need as demonstrated by the Student Aid Report (SAR) from the FAFSA
→ High school GPA of at least 3.4 based on a 4.0 scale
→ SAT test score of at least 1800 (Critical Reading, Math & Writing) or a minimum ACT composite score
of 27
→ School/Community involvement during high school
→ Overall quality of the application
For dependents of Walmart employees.
The Law Firm of Pajcic & Pajcic is offering a unique scholarship opportunity for seniors at your school who
are planning to attend college. We are holding an essay contest on the subject of "Distracted Driving".
Statistics show one of every ten fatal crashes in the U.S. involves distraction, accounting for more than 3,000
deaths per year. We are hoping our scholarship contest raises awareness among young drivers on the dangers
of this growing problem. And more importantly, we are hoping to assist deserving students in achieving their
educational goals. The first place winner will receive a $10,000 scholarship! The second place prize is
$5,000, and $2,000 for third place. If we have more than 100 entries there will be a second set of all prizes.
All award money will be paid directly to the learning institution the winners will attend.
The Seminole County Alumni Chapter of Bethune-Cookman University is offering between $500.00 and
$1,000.00 to a graduating senior.
Scholarship for a graduating Seminole County Public Schools senior who possesses a minimum 3.5 gpa and
has participated in one or more high school athletic programs and has participated in the visual or performing
arts (art, dance, chorus, band, theater, etc). Each applicant must submit a 200 to 500 word essay on how
academics, athletics, and the arts have positively impacted their high school career and pare pared them for
future success.
30 scholarships for graduating seniors who aspires to be an educator.
High school seniors could win a scholarship from the Florida School Counselor Association if their essay is
selected in their year’s competition. Students should write a one-page essay on “How has your high school
counselor made a difference?”
The scholarship is open to graduating seniors at Crooms Academy of Information Technology and Seminole
High School. A $500.00 scholarship will be awarded to one student at each named high school.
Requirements include a minimum 2.5 grade point average, a recommendation, and an essay.
Up to $4500.00 awarded to high school seniors who are legal US residents, accepted to an institution of
higher learning, who writes the best essay in 600 words or less about “Personal Injury: Concussions in Sports
Young Native Writers Essay Contest
4/1
– Do you think that there is enough emphasis on safety in Sports to prevent concussions? What do you think
we should do to curb concussions in high school athletics?”
This writing contest is designed to inspire Native American high school students to research and elaborate on
historic or contemporary issues affecting their community. It offers all-expense-paid trips to Washington,
D.C. and $1,000.00 to $5,000.00 college scholarships to the top five winning essayists.
No further information received about these scholarships since August 2014:
Everest University
Extend The Dream Scholarship
B. Davis Scholarship
2014 AIA/F Diversity Advancement
Scholarship
American Institute of Architects & AIA
Foundation
Fifth Third Bank
Chetana Memorial Scholarship
Florida JCI Senate
Dial My Dentist Scholarship Program
Laymon A. Hicks Scholarship Fund
Twenty seven institutional tuition scholarships awarded to high school seniors every year. Applicatns must
apply in their senior year, have a cumulative gpa of 2.0 or higher, and submit a completed application
postmarked or transmitted by May 21, 2012.
The Extend the Dream Scholarship is provided through funds from the Southern Association for College
Admission Counseling Human Relations Committee. SACAC wants to recognize and reward deserving
students. This scholarship is awarded based on financial need, academic achievement and community
service. Awards are in the amount of $1,000 and are not renewable.
The creators of the “Student Award Search Aid” website are renewing the $1,000.00 scholarship for 2014.
Visit their website at http://www.studentawardsearch.com/scholarships.htm to read about us and to apply for
our scholarship. While you’re there, you can browse through the rest of the site to learn more about applying
for scholarships.
This scholarship for high school seniors requires a nomination by an individual who knows you and can
support your interest and aptitude to become an architect. After the nomination is received and reviewed, an
application form will be sent to eligible nominees. Applicants will be asked to provide an essay explaining
their interest in architecture, a description of financial disadvantages, GPA, SAT or ACT scores, and a freehand drawing.
Ten $530.00 scholarships will be awarded. To be eligible, you must register at
www.53EducationLending.com/TheRoad.
The Chetana Memorial scholarship is awarded to a senior who has overcome obstacles or adversity during
their high school years, who has the drive to make the world a better place, and who plans to pursue an
academic future at a college or university of their choice for the 2014-2015 school year. The scholarship
amount is $750 and it can be used by the student for any manner that supports their educational pursuits.
The Florida JCI Senate awards a $1000.00 scholarship to s high school graduate who attend a college or
vocational school full time from state organizations that submit entries. To apply, email
[email protected] or the scholarship may be posted at the SHS Guidance Financial Aid web
page.
This $1000 scholarship is available to students between the ages of 16 and 21. In the fall of this year, the
student must be attending College or University full-time. Website:
http://www.studentscholarships.org/scholarship/9838/dial_my_dentist_scholarship_program_scholarship.php
The Laymon A. Hicks Scholarship Fund desires to reward one deserving high school senior, who has
demonstrated scholastic achievement, balanced with community involvement or other extracurricular
activities, with an educational scholarship to continue his or her post secondary education. For more
information and the application, visit http://www.laymonhicksscholarshipfund.org/scholarship-criteria/
Seminole County Historical Society
Carolyn Bistline History Scholarship
Society of Women Engineers
Scholarship
Hughes Exterminator Scholarship
Seminole High School PTSA
Scholarship
Seminole County Mathematics Contest
Henry T. Weatherall Scholarship
ITEA Scholarship
Stanley Muller Phi Beta Sigma
Fraternity Scholarship
P.B. Boston Scholarship
Awarded to one graduating Seminole County high school senior that is planning to pursue an undergraduate
degree with a concentrated study of a minimum of 18 credit hours in History at an accredited college or
university in the United States. The applicant must have a GPA of at least a 3.25. This is a one-time award in
the amount of $500. All high school seniors who currently reside in Seminole County, who attend public or
home schools and who plan to pursue at least 18 credit hours in History are encouraged to apply.
The SWE Scholarship Program provides financial assistance to women admitted to accredited baccalaureate
programs, in preparation for careers in engineering, engineering technology and computer science.
Information is available at https://scholarships.swe.org/login.aspx?redirectUrl=/index.aspx.
This $1,000.00 scholarship is open to high school seniors or already enrolled college students. To enter,
students must submit a 200-400 word essay on the subject - "If You Were an Insect, What Insect Would You
Be and Why?" For more information and to apply: http://www.hughesexterminators.com/company/scholarship-contest.
Seminole High School PTSA will offer two $500 annual scholarships to graduating SHS PTSA members.
These scholarships are designed for the well-rounded student interested in pursuing their career goals. The
awards are non-renewable one-year awards.
The Seminole County Mathematics Contest is held in April on the Sanford/Lake Mary Campus. Any student
who plans to attend SCC as a full time student is eligible to take the test. Students competing for the
scholarship will not be eligible to participate in any subject area competition. This test will not be returned to
the contestants.
Registration begins at 8:15 a.m. in the lower lobby outside J-100 and seating will commence at 8:45 a.m. All
contests will start promptly at 9:00 a.m.
 Upon completion of registration procedures, those students taking the Calculus Test will proceed, as a
group, to Rooms S-202 and S-203. Due to space restrictions; each team will be limited to four students.
 A separate twenty-question test to determine the recipient of the SCC Mathematics Scholarship, which
covers tuition for up to 60 credit hours taken at SCC, will be administered. Upon completion of
registration procedures, these students will proceed to Room S-206. The test will include questions from
Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II and Precalculus.
A $1000.00 scholarship will be awarded to a high school senior who will attend a state supported school.
Students need to submit a completed application, teacher recommendation, and an essay in 1250 words or
less on “What it means to be an American!”
The Central Florida Chapter of the International Test and Evaluation Association is offering a scholarship to
students pursuing a degree in any of the physical sciences, mathematics, computer science, or engineering.
The scholarship will be for at least $1,000.00 and can be used during the 2014-2015 school year.
To be eligible for the Stanley Muller Scholarship, the student must:
Be a United States citizen (subject to verification), ly enrolled in high school, the Parent/Legal Guardian
and/or Student must be a resident of Orange, Osceola, or Seminole county, and be a high school senior
planning to enroll in a full-time accredited postsecondary institution.
Two academic and two need-based scholarships established to honor Prince Butler (P.B.) Boston’s devotion
to higher education and philanthropy. As part of the application, students must include a well-written essay
detailing why they should be selected, their desired educational goals, their desired career goals, and
anything else that they would like to share to be considered for the scholarship.
Geraldine Keeth Scholarship of the
Republican Women’s Club of Seminole.
The Anderson’s Principal’s Choice
United States Army Sunshine Chapter
Scholarship Program (for children of
AUSA Sunshine Chapter members)
Gordon Sinclair Memorial Scholarship
The Winter Park Republican Women’s Club Women’s Club of Seminole is sponsoring this $500.00
scholarship for a female with Republican Voter Registration or Pre-registration and a short essay covering
your background, future goals, and /or other relevant information.
A $1000.00 scholarship awarded to a high school senior who exhibits effort and achievement in their studies,
distinguishes themselves as “good citizens” of their schools, and who might not otherwise qualify for a more
traditional scholarship award. The student must be a U.S. citizen and may not be an immediate family
member of the school or Andersons employee.
The Association of the United States Army (AUSA) Sunshine Chapter is pleased to announce the
Educational Scholarship Program. The AUSA Sunshine Chapter will provide $4500 in Educational
Scholarship Funds to one or more eligible AUSA Sunshine Chapter members. The AUSA Sunshine Chapter
Educational Scholarship Program is not a military recruiting initiative and acceptance of an AUSA Sunshine
Chapter Scholarship does not cause a military service obligation.
The Gordon Sinclair Memorial Scholarships, valued at $1,000.00 each, are awarded to four High School
seniors in Orange and Seminole Counties who are pursuing scientific and engineering degrees that align with
the AFCEA mission of supporting the military Command, Control, Communications, Computers,
Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (C4ISR) fields. Students do not need to be affiliated with the
military to qualify for this scholarship. Additional information and the application can be found at
http://www.afcea-orlando.org/?pg=Scholarships.