Scholarships

Seniors should check the list of scholarships below at least once per week!

SCROLL DOWN TO THE BOTTOM TO SEE SCHOLARSHIP LINKS AND APPLICATIONS

IMPORTANT: For every scholarship information letter that comes to the College & Career Center, there are thousands of other scholarship opportunities available to you! We cannot encourage you enough to explore the Internet websites.

This information is provided as a service for students of Spring ISD. We make every effort to be as accurate and timely as possible.

Spring ISD’s College Counselors discourage students from applying for scholarships requiring an application fee and/or a fee to use a website. If you discover any scholarship opportunities on this scholarship website asking for money, please notify your College Counselor immediately.

All scholarships that are designated to be turned into the College and Career Center must be submitted by 3:00p.m. on the due date. There will be NO EXCEPTIONS!

Ways to obtain scholarships for college

• Start early. Many scholarships are available only to students who apply in their junior year in high school. Some scholarship sponsors offer mentoring programs that begin tracking students in junior high.

• Avoid silly and fatal application errors. "Read and follow all directions closely, and proof your essay — several times,"

• Don't count yourself out. You don't need high SATs or have to be able to do a 360-degree dunk to nab a scholarship.

• Remember accomplishments. Get a box and toss in any sports, science, or community accomplishments you have earned.

• Shop around now for the best recommendation letters. Don't assume a favorite teacher will write a glowing letter.

• Talk to school officials. Some of the best scholarships require a nomination from your school. Make sure your college counselor is familiar with your accomplishments.

The scholarship opportunities listed below were received at the CWHS’s College & Career Center.(Check out the links to these Scholarship sites)

Scholarships For Students with Disabilities

http://dyslexiahelp.umich.edu/dyslexics/living-with-dyslexia/school-college/learning-disability-help/scholarships

(Scholarship for Undocumented/DACA Students) www.TheDream.US

Scholarship Websites for you to Create an Account and Receive Periodic Scholarship Information

https://tnla.awardsplatform.com

http://www.fastweb.com

www.raise.me

www.scholarship.com

www.myscholly.com

www.scholarsnapp.org

https://opportunity.collegeboard.org/

https://www.tfaforms.com/4722159?utm_source=2019+Education+Achievement+Awards&utm_campaign=GHBCF+Educational+Achievement+Awards+%282019%29&utm_medium=email

Individual Scholarship Links

1. Texas Association of Black Personnel in Higher Education - Scholarships (tabphe.org)

2. Contest Topic and Information | JFK Library ($10,000.00)

3. George and Mary Josephine Hamman Foundation - Scholarship Guidelines ($20,000.00)

4.. Proton OnSite Scholarship Program (scholarshipsonline.org) ($100,000.00)

5.. Agriculture Future of America - How Do I Get My Scholarship Money? (agfuture.org)

6.. Afa Teens For Alzheimers Awareness College Scholarship - Scholarships.com ($5,000.00)

7. InvesTex Credit Union Scholarship---See the Attached Application at the Bottom of this page

2020 U.S. Bank Student Scholarship Program

$1,000 October Scholarship

United by Purpose: A Challenge for Equality for All

$1,000 You Deserve It Scholarship