All new undergraduate students who are admitted to Agnes Scott for Fall 2022 will receive the Agnes Assurance Scholarship, a $22,000 renewable merit-based scholarship. It’s important to note that based on the strength of your application, you may be considered for higher scholarships to replace the Agnes Assurance Scholarship, ranging from $23,000-$26,000.

Andrew College is now accepting applicants for our Pitts Scholarship Competition. Based upon the results of the Competition, two students will be offered full room, board and tuition scholarships to Andrew College. In addition, everyone who competes receives a scholarship award from the college of some type, up to full tuition. Pitts Scholarship Competition Dates (students will select to attend one of the two dates): Tuesday, November 17, 2020 (virtual); Friday, February 26, 2021 (on campus). Minimum Academic Requirements for Consideration: 3.0 or higher high school grade point average, Acceptance to Andrew College (requires submission of application and high school transcript).

Brewton-Parker College is seeking to recognize bright, young men and women through our Future Baron Scholars. Juniors should see their counselor for a nomination. Nominated students will be invited to a campus scholarship event in their senior year to contend for additional scholarships. Nominated students should rank among the top quarter of their class and should have at least a 3.0 GPA.

Three scholarship programs are available to students admitted to Carson-Newman University: The Bonner Scholars Program, The Community Connections Scholars Program, and the Faith & Justice Scholars Program. All applicants can apply online at https://www.cn.edu/undergraduate/programs/bonner-center/our-programs.

William B Turner Center for Servant Leadership--The undergraduate Servant Leadership Program at Columbus State University is a comprehensive academic program committed to developing future leaders who practice the servant leadership philosophy. The students in our program are called fellows. Our fellows are given the opportunity to develop leadership skills through exciting and innovative leadership classes, hands-on modeling of leadership practices, participation in community service projects, and much more. Scholarship students are competitively selected through an interview process and awarded a $1,250 stipend each semester for their successful completion of the program requirements.

Application, personal testimony, recommendation, church reference form, resume, and essay must be submitted by November 15th. Student must also apply for admission and pay the application fee. Click here for information.

The Culinary Institute of America (CIA) offers a $1000 grant to students who complete their application and supporting documents such as transcript, essay, and recommendation by the due date. They will process the file right away and if you're admitted, you'll automatically receive the $1000 grant.

The Dalton State Scholarship for incoming freshmen is online. Seniors can apply after you have applied for admissions and received a DSC email address. Go to https://www.daltonstate.edu/admissions/scholarships-overview.cms for information and to apply.

The Belk Scholarship, Davidson’s flagship merit scholarship program, is for those students who have reached the highest order of academic and personal accomplishment. Belk Scholars receive: An award covering room, board, tuition and fees, valued in 2020-21 at $70,225.; Two special study stipends, up to $3,000 each, for international travel/special learning opportunities. Let your counselor know your interest in Davidson as soon as possible.

The Davidson Fellows Scholarship awards $50,000, $25,000 and $10,000 scholarships to extraordinary young people, 18 and under, who have completed a significant piece of work.

Application categories are Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, Literature, Music, Philosophy and Outside the Box. Davidson Fellows are honored every year in Washington, D.C. with Congressional meetings and a special reception. Click here for more information.

The Tennessee Gamma Chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity at East Tennessee State University will be awarding $2500 in scholarship funds to selected students who have demonstrated excellence inside and outside the classroom. Fall 2021 will be our 16th consecutive year of awarding scholarships to incoming ETSU students. This opportunity is available to all students who will be attending ETSU and requires no commitment or affiliation with our organization. Scholarships are awarded prior to the start of the fall semester.

The Tennessee Gamma chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon is offering four one-time scholarships in the amounts of $1000 (1) and $500(3) to incoming freshmen for the 2021-2022 academic year. SigEp strives to be a valued partner in higher education. As someone who plays an important role in college decisions for many students, we need your help in getting the word out about these scholarships. We are requesting and appreciate your kind assistance in passing this information along to seniors who plan to attend East Tennessee State University. SigEp is an undergraduate fraternity whose mission is “Building Balanced Men”. The scholarships, however, are not limited to male students. The Balanced Man Scholarship rewards students who exemplify the qualities of a Sound Mind and a Sound Body, as we believe they are two ideals essential to leading a balanced life. To qualify for the Balanced Man Scholarship, incoming students must apply online at https://etsu.sigep.org/bms/ by August 2, 2021 and enroll full time at ETSU for the Fall 2021 semester. . Applicants have no obligation to join or affiliate with SigEp to be eligible for the scholarship. Should you or your students have any questions concerning the Balanced Man Scholarship, please contact us directly at hudsonstandbridge@gmail.com .

Students applying to Emory University should apply by November 15 and answer "yes" to questions about Scholar Programs consideration. For information, click here.

This scholarship is for juniors who have a weighted GPA of 3.5 or higher, have at least a 1360 SAT, 1360 PSAT, or 29 on the ACT, have significant involvement in extracurricular and community service and demonstrate leadership potential. Students must be nominated by the counselor. If you are interested, see your counselor.

TO BE CONSIDERED FOR THE PRESIDENT'S SCHOLARSHIP COMPETITION, YOU MUST:

Be a current High School Senior

Apply for admission to Georgia College prior to the competition.

Submit a President's Scholarship Competition (PSC) Interest Form by November 8

Have a minimum SAT score of 1310 (combined Critical Reading and Math) or an ACT Composite Score of 28.

Submit a letter or recommendation from a teacher or school counselor (this may be submitted with your application for admission).

Submit a resume of activities, awards, leadership roles, etc. (this may be submitted with your application for admission).

Participate in the entire day-long competition on Dec. 7th.

Once a student has submitted all required materials, the reviewing committee will select a limited number of students to attend the competition.

Click here for more information

This scholarship is for an outstanding senior student planning to attend Georgia Northwestern Technical College. This scholarship may be used for any educational expense required for their course of study, such as tuition, fees, books, and supplies. Seniors may pick up an application from the counseling office. The student should have been accepted to Georgia Northwestern to be considered. Applications must be returned to the counseling office.

Apply to GSU by Nov. 15th to be eligible. We are hosting a free webinar on Oct. 3 at 6:30 p.m. (Eastern time) for high-ability high school seniors who are interested in learning more about our Presidential Scholarship—the most prestigious and valuable academic award at Georgia State University. Register here.

Students must submit their Application for Admission to Georgia Southern University to access their MyScholarships application through their Status Check Page.

Watch this video for step-by-step instructions for completing your MyScholarships application.

Georgia Southern has limited need-based aid for students. Contact your Admissions Counselor to discuss your situation and if you may qualify.

Our most valuable scholarships include:

• The 1906 Scholarship – a Full Tuition Scholarship for Honors College Applicants

• On-Campus Housing Award (goes toward on-campus housing costs for freshmen year)

Chi Psi Fraternity at Georgia Tech is offering the Oscar Virgil Bryan, Jr Memorial Scholarship to a young man who best exemplifies the ideals of the fraternity. The written application and an official transcript must be postmarked no later than April 30, 2021. Finalists must attend an interview during June in the metro Atlanta area. See the counseling office for an application

Southwestern Promise Scholarship--$1000 academic scholarship to a freshman with at least a 3.5 high school GPA

President Carter Leadership Program, which includes a $1500 award and the opportunity to hone leadership skills through service and academic studies. Inspired by and named for the former US President and GSW alumnus, Jimmy Carter, application into the program is competitive and includes an interview process.

The Goizueta Foundation Scholars Fund award at Georgia State is made possible by The Goizueta Foundation, established by Roberto C. Goizueta, the late CEO and chairman of the board of directors of The Coca-Cola Company. The scholarship is designed to increase the number of students of Hispanic/Latino origin who enroll and complete their undergraduate degrees at Georgia State and provide mentors, internships and community service experiences to these students so that they can become the leaders of the future. Click https://accounts.google.com/ServiceLogin?service=mail&passive=true&rm=false&continue=https://mail.google.com/mail/ca/&ss=1&scc=1&ltmpl=default&ltmplcache=2&hl=en for information.

We have decided to offer admitted students a minimum merit scholarship of $25,000 a year so long as they apply on or before November 15, 2020. The scholarship is only for admitted students who begin their studies full-time at Illinois Tech in fall 2021. In addition to this merit scholarship offer, domestic U.S. students will be considered for one of our special, full-tuition scholarships if they apply by November 15—Camras Scholars, Duchossois Leadership Scholars, or the M.A. and Lila Self Leadership Academy.

To apply, the student must have applied and been admitted to JSU before completing the scholarship application online at www.jsu.edu/finaid/scholarships. For questions regarding scholarships email scholarships@jsu.edu.

• All merit awards are now renewable for four years.

• Increased test score requirement for Presidential Scholarship to an ACT composite of 28

• Centennial Scholarship is no longer full tuition and is competitive

Check out the different scholarships here.

Merit-based Aid

Upon acceptance to Mercer, students are evaluated based on their academic credentials for eligibility to receive a merit scholarship. These scholarships are renewable up to four years (eight semesters) at Mercer.

Talent-based Aid

Mercer offers Division I scholarships in all men’s and women’s intercollegiate sports. And Mercer’s School of Music offers competitive scholarships for incoming students who plan to major in music. Students must complete an audition. Qualified non-music majors may also audition for instrumental ensemble music scholarships. For more information, contact Associate Dean Dr. Stanley Roberts at 478.301.2748 or roberts_sl@mercer.edu.

Need-based Aid

Outstanding students deserve access to a nationally renowned education regardless of their economic circumstances, and Mercer offers generous need-based institutional aid to students who demonstrate financial need beyond the availability of federal and/or state resources.

Competitive Scholarship Opportunities

Mercer awards its most prestigious scholarships to the most highly qualified first-year applicants. These awards replace any initial merit scholarships offered. Competitive scholarship opportunities include Business Scholarship Challenge, Engineering Scholarship Challenge, Griffith Scholars Program, Heritage Scholars Day, Lettie Pate Whitehead Scholars Program, Media Changemaker Scholars Competition, Presidential Scholars Weekend, Stamps Scholars Program, and Tift Scholars Program.

Presenting Mercer University's new Certificate of Achievement and Service Excellence (CASE) program for rising sophomores and juniors in high school. This program seeks to identify and recognize students who embody Mercer's commitment to research and service.

Two-thirds of Mercer students participate in at least one service-learning experience during their time on campus, and the CASE program will recognize students who value service both personally and as an important component of higher learning.

Students must hold a 3.5 GPA or higher and be nominated for the program by a school counselor or teacher to be eligible for the CASE program. Eligible nominees will then be invited to apply to the program. Scholars will be awarded the Certificate of Achievement and Service Excellence along with a $500 scholarship, contingent upon their acceptance and matriculation to Mercer University.

We invite school counselors to nominate students through our form by Tuesday, June 1, 2021. See your counselor if interested.

Mercer's School of Engineering will hold its annual Scholarship Challenge at the Macon, Georgia Campus on November 16, 2019. Students should have test scores, strong academic potential coupled with a flair for problem solving, teamwork, and creativity. The event on November 16th will include:

-Campus and engineering laboratory tours

-Lunch and a short program for students and their parents

-The scholarship challenge (a test) in the afternoon

-A parents' program in the afternoon in parallel with the test (admissions, housing, financial aid, etc.)

Nominees do not need to have applied for admission to Mercer to participate. Please fill out the student application at https://www.bethebear.com/engineering-scholarship-challenge.cfm

MSU offers general scholarships to entering freshmen based on:

3.0 grade-point average (overall GPA submitted on the official high school transcript or core GPA calculated by MSU on a 4.0 scale from 9-11 grades)

Official ACT/SAT scores submitted directly to MSU

Submission of the general scholarship application is required for competitive, leadership and service, and private scholarship consideration.

The Scholarship Committee will begin reviewing Mississippi residents with a minimum of 20 ACT (1030 SAT) and 3.0 GPA. The Committee will review non-residents with a minimum of 22 ACT (1100 SAT) and 3.5 GPA. Click here for information.

The recipients of the awards must declare biology as their major and be entering MTSU for the Fall 2019 semester. The student must have an ACT score of 25 or better and a high-school GPA of 3.5 or above. See the counseling office for an application.

Norwich S-STEM Scholarship Program: Norwich University is proud to partner with the National Science Foundation to offer new students who major in one of six STEM fields (biology, biochemistry, chemistry, neuroscience, math or physics) the opportunity to compete for a National Science Foundation-funded scholarship. Scholarships are valued up to $4,000 for a first year student, can increase in value during each successive year a student remains eligible, up to a maximum value of $10,000 per year.

General criteria

Required of all scholarships unless noted otherwise in individual award elements.

Citizenship: Students must meet Arizona Proposition 300 Public Program eligibility requirements.

First Degree: May only be used for a student’s first baccalaureate degree.

Enrollment: Must be full-time at the time of disbursement.

Tuition Only: These awards cover tuition only; they do not cover fees or other expenses.

Campus: Must attend the Flagstaff Mountain campus.

Deadline: The offer of admission must be accepted and the enrollment deposit paid by May 1 for the following academic year. If awarded, high school transcripts must be submitted per the instructions provided in the award letter.

Eligibility Criteria

Students are automatically considered for these scholarships upon admission. A separate application is not required.

Use our Net Price Calculator to determine which tuition scholarships you might be eligible for – results are estimates only.

Rider’s Trustee Scholarships provide full tuition for four years, a total value of approximately $145,000.

To be considered for the Fall 2022 Trustee Scholarship, you must apply for admission through Early Action and submit a Trustee Scholarship Essay by November 15*.

Student must have a GPA of 3.75, stellar visual arts, writing or riding capabilities, honors and awards from competitions or other recognitions, leadership skills demonstrated through co-curricular or extracurricular involvement. Student should be nominated by their teacher or counselor. If interested, talk to your teacher or counselor. Deadline for nominations Feb 1.

Challenges are open to current juniors and seniors in high school . A panel of SCAD faculty will review and evaluate submitted entries, and three winners will be selected from each category. SCAD Challenge categories: 2-D design, 3-D design, Architecture and industrial design, Fashion and accessories, Film and animation, Graphic design, Performing arts, Photography, Writing. Click http://www.scad.edu/admission/financial-aid-and-scholarships/scholarships/scad-challenge for information.

The University of Alabama offers some of the most generous scholarship opportunities in the country for qualifying students. Complete the steps below to maximize your scholarship and aid opportunities.

To receive an automatic merit scholarship listed below and receive priority consideration for competitive scholarship awards, students must be admitted to the main campus before January 15.

Entering freshmen must submit the following in order to be admitted:

Applications for admissions

Official high school transcript

Official test score on either the ACT or SAT *

* Because of limited testing opportunities throughout the United States, the University of Alabama will not require standardized ACT or SAT scores from students applying for the Spring, Summer or Fall 2021 semesters. Submission of a test will not create an inherent disadvantage against those who elect not to submit a score, nor will it be an unfair advantage to students who do submit a score.

The Center for Undergraduate Research Opportunities (CURO) at the University of Georgia is excited to announce the 2021 CURO Honors Scholarship for incoming first-year UGA students. CURO promotes sustained, progressive, and faculty-mentored research opportunities for UGA undergraduates. The CURO Honors Scholarship is the premier opportunity offered by CURO to new UGA students. We are actively seeking applicants to this scholarship.

CURO Honors Scholars join the Honors Program at UGA, receive $3,000 in funding each year, enjoy mentoring and community support, and attend special seminars, workshops, events, and activities. CURO Honors Scholars start pursuing research in their first semester at UGA in the discipline of their choice. CURO Honors Scholars join a community of diverse students committed to growing academically and individually. CURO specifically encourages students from groups underrepresented in research to apply: this includes students from ethnic and racial minorities, students with financial need, students from rural areas, first-generation students, and students who anticipate working in underrepresented research fields. Prior research experience is not required.

Students, if you are interested in undergraduate research and joining a community of scholars, please apply to the scholarship. The application is fully online and applications are due on February 1, 2021. Please email us at curo@uga.edu for more information.

Additional information, schedule of information sessions, and application link: https://honors.uga.edu/c_s/undergrad_rsch/curo_scholars.html

Information sessions schedule (students, counselors, and parents are welcome): Email curo@uga.edu for the Zoom information

Thursday, January 14, at 7:00 p.m.

Saturday, January 16 at 10:00 a.m.

Tuesday, January 19 at 1:30 p.m.

Wednesday, January 27 at 6:30 p.m.

The UNGMS is a full four-year scholarship that pays for tuition, fees, books, room, meals, and uniforms. It is valued at $85,000+ for four years. The state of Georgia offers 42 scholarships per year to Georgia high school seniors who attend the University of North Georgia and commission as officers in the Georgia Army National Guard after graduating with bachelor's degrees. Click here for information.

Future UTC chemistry majors (including pre-medical, pre-dental, and STEM education) who have been accepted for freshmen admission for Fall 2020 with a high school GPA of 3.5 or better and at least 26 ACT or 1170 SAT composite scores will be considered for this scholarship. Go to http://www.utc.edu/chemistry/scholarships/scholarships-grote.php for an application. Letters of recommendation must be emailed by February 14, 2020. If you have questions, email Rebecca-Stimson@utc.edu.

US Citizens or permanent residents of Whitfield County who have been admitted to UTC and are in good academic standing are eligible for a 75 percent credit on out-of-state tuition. Students who receive the discount rate pay the total in-state rate plus 25 percent of the out-of-state tuition. Regional credit forms can be found at www.utc.edu/admissions/forms.php or call 423-425-4662 for details.

The Rollins Scholars program in the Gary W. Rollins College of Business at UTC offers incoming freshman the opportunity to become a high-impact leader and business student while making lasting connections with other business majors, UTC faculty, and Chattanooga business-leaders.

As a Rollins Scholar, students will be part of a community -- attending core classes with fellow scholars, living in the same residence hall, and participating in hands-on, educational experiences outside the classroom. Students will also be involved in a variety of activities related to their major.

Program Highlights:

• $4,000 per year in scholarship support (for a total of four years)

• An enhanced business curriculum

• Study abroad and internship opportunities

• Professional development and career preparation

• A series of special programs, informal gatherings, and other networking opportunities with Rollins College of Business faculty, alumni and business leaders

Scholarship recipients also receive a yearly book allowance of $1200 and a monthly stipend of $420 while attending school enrolled in the ROTC program. Recipients must serve in the Simultaneous Member Ship Program in which they participate in an Army Reserve unit's monthly drills and a 14-day annual training for which they are paid as a E-5/Sergeant. Click https://www.goarmy.com/benefits/education-benefits/financial-aid-programs.html for information or talk to your local Army National Guard recruiter or ROTC office at UTC.

Future UTC chemistry majors (including pre-medical, pre-dental, and STEM education) who have been accepted for freshmen admission for Fall 2020 with a high school GPA of 3.5 or better and at least 26 ACT or 1170 SAT composite scores will be considered for this scholarship. Go to http://www.utc.edu/chemistry/scholarships/scholarships-grote.php for an application. Letters of recommendation must be emailed by February 14, 2020. If you have questions, email Rebecca-Stimson@utc.edu.

Future UTC chemistry or physics majors who have submitted a freshmen admission by February 1, 2022 for Fall with a high school GPA of 3.5 or better and at least 26 ACT will be considered for this scholarship. Go to http://www.utc.edu/chemistry-physics/ for an application. Letters of recommendation and separate scholarshihp application must be emailed by February 14, 2022. If you have questions, email Rebecca-Stimson@utc.edu.

The Department of Mathematics offers several scholarships and awards each year to deserving students. There are two scholarships given to incoming freshmen each year who wish to major in mathematics. Click here for more information.