Due in March
The SAE/Ford Partnership for Advanced Studies Scholarship was developed by the Ford Motor Company Fund and is for high school students from academies in Ford NGL Communities and Powered by Ford STEM Academies. Pursuing a bachelor/associate degree in engineering or technology through an ABET accredited program.
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Be a high school senior. Self-identify as Black or person of African descent. Plan to enroll in full-time undergraduate study at an accredited four-year college or university. Plan to pursue a computer science or supply chain-related field of study and career*. Have a minimum unweighted grade point average of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale (or its equivalent). $5,000 - Up to 10 Awards
What are the application requirements?
Demonstrate a passion for the automotive industry in your answers to select questions.
Upload unofficial transcript or technical training progress report.
Request an online recommendation from your teacher, employer or mentor.
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To be eligible for this scholarship students must be:
Minimum age of 18 years old.
U.S. Citizenship.
Demonstrate passion for the automotive hobby and career.
Incoming freshmen or continued enrollment in college, university or post-secondary career and technology school in the United States.
Pursuit of degree or certification that leads to a career in automotive. All disciplines welcome.
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To be eligible for loan forgiveness students must be:
Employed by a SEMA member business.
Demonstrate passion for the automotive hobby and career.
Possess a degree or certificate from a college, university, or career tech school in the United States.
Have a minimum of $2,000 in outstanding student loans.
Deadline: March 1
Milburn T Maupin Scholarship
“THE MILBURN T. MAUPIN SCHOLARSHIP AWARD” Scholarship Award of $1000.00 ($500.00 to be given each semester upon receipt of enrollment verification from the admissions office). There will be two awards given. The MTM Scholarship will be awarded to students who are pursuing a career in the field of education, and who demonstrate scholastic achievement, service to others, and the highest standards of character.
Nomination Requirements:
_______1. Student essay of 150-250 words on the importance of the ideals of Milburn T. Maupin (scholarship, service and character) and stating the student’s accomplishments in relation to each.
_______2. Transcript of grades (SAT or ACT scores)
_______3. Student’s resume’ of activities and service
_______4. Letters of recommendation – A. One letter from the school, and B. One additional letter concentrating on the student’s service to others (may also be from the school).
_______5. Statement containing 150 to 250 words describing how this scholarship is important to you in pursuing a career in the field of education.
Nominations are due to the JCASA office no later than 3:00 p.m. on March 5, 2024. Only one nominee per school will be accepted.
KYACAC "Achieve Your Dreams" Scholarship
Kimberly D. Merritt received her posthumous Doctoral degree in December 2015 from Eastern Kentucky University. The former President of KABHE and longstanding member of KABHE has left a lasting legacy influencing many who have come to know her. Criteria:
1. Enrolled full time at a KABHE affiliated institution as an undergraduate
2. Maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.7 or greater
3. Traditionally under-represented in academic or institutional programs as it relates to the goal of increasing diversity. This would also include first generation college students, students from low income families, and/or students with a history of overcoming adversity
4. Awards of $1000.00 will be given in two payments of $500.00 (spring) and (fall) term
5. Applicants should complete and submit an essay (500-700 words) on their perspective from Dr. Kimberly D. Merritt’s Philosophy: “From the Hood or the Holler, Education makes a Difference”
Application Packets will be collected in online format through email which should include: Applicant name, Institution, Level (freshman, sophomore, etc.) Major, GPA Intended Graduation and Picture jpeg (for conference booklet)
Deadline: March 1
ELIGIBILTY REQUIREMENTS:
All applicants must be high school seniors or post-secondary students currently enrolled (at the time of application) in a collision repair program and must have been studying collision repair for at least one semester prior to applying for the awards. Students will be considered for all scholarships/tool grants that they are eligible for based on the individual eligibility factors of each award. These eligibility factors can include gender, school attending, year in school, future plans, outside activities, and/or financial need.
The collision instructor must complete the Collision Repair School Solutions Survey in order for his/her students to be eligible for any of the scholarship/tool grant opportunities.
$175,000 in Awards
Deadline: March 2
Please see Ms. Sales in the Counselor's Office for applications.
Please respond to the following questions: Applicants may submit responses in written form—OR—as short videos. (Written responses should be type-written and limited to 300 words per question. Videos should be limited to 3-minutes per question and viewable on a standard DVD player, Windows Media Player or YouTube.)
1. What course of study do you intend to pursue and why?
2. Describe your involvement in extracurricular activities. Why do you participate in these instead of others?
3. Rumpke is committed to environmental stewardship. How do you embrace ideals of conservation and environmental protection in your daily life?
Award: $1000
Deadline: March 11
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As one of the nation's largest need-based college scholarship programs in the country, the Horatio Alger Scholarship Programs specifically assist high school students who have faced and overcome great obstacles in their young lives. While many programs are directed primarily to recognizing academic achievement or leadership potential, the Horatio Alger Association seeks students who have exhibited determination, integrity, and perseverance in overcoming adversity, as well as have critical financial need.
REQUIREMENTS
To be eligible to apply for any of the Horatio Alger Undergraduate Scholarships, applicants must meet the following criteria:
Be enrolled full time as a high school student in the United States; be progressing normally toward graduation with plans to enter a college in the United States no later than the fall following graduation
Exhibit a strong commitment to pursue and complete a bachelor’s degree at an accredited non-profit public or private institution in the United States (students may start their studies at a two-year institution and then transfer to a four-year institution)
Demonstrate critical financial need ($55,000 or lower adjusted gross family income is required)
Be involved in co-curricular and community service activities
Display integrity and perseverance in overcoming adversity
Maintain a minimum grade point average (GPA) of 2.0; and
Be a United States citizen
Awards - $10,000 - $25,000
Deadline: March 15
Attached you will find a list of four scholarships that are being offered. In the attachment you will find the application as well as the essay details that will need to be completed.
Deadline: March 22
Please see Ms. Sales in the Counselor's Office to obtain paperwork for this scholarship.
Who is eligible?
Be a student on track to graduate from a Kentucky public school in spring 2024. Two scholarships awarded to one student in Jefferson County and one anywhere in the bluegrass
How will it be awarded?
KASA staff will process and mail check to student’s college/university upon receipt of completed activation form, proof of graduation, and enrollment for fall 2024
Application Steps
Download Scholarship Application - Application now closed
Submit a personal letter explaining your financial needs, and your reasons for wanting to further your education. We ask that the letter be prepared by the applicant
Must be typed
Must be prepared by the applicant
Submit a short video explaining what Pay It Forward means to you, and why you want to use higher education to better yourself
Video must be no longer than 3 minutes
Video name format: PIFScholarship_FirstnameLastName_District
Submit video as a YouTube/Vimeo link
Submit 2 letters of recommendation from personnel at your current high school
Must be typed, excluding signatures
Submit a transcript which includes grade point average, class size, and test scores (ACT or SAT)
Submit Application form by March 15 to KASA via fax (502) 875-4634, mail 87 C. Michael Davenport Blvd., Frankfort, KY 40601 or email Amy Moore (amy@kasa.org)
David L Jones Music Scholarship - The David L. Jones scholarship was created to honor a JCPS student pursuing a vocal profession whether it is through vocal performance, vocal education, or vocal therapy. Mr. Jones passed away in 2016 but his legacy will live on through the students receiving the David L. Jones Vocal Scholarship.
The scholarship is a one-time award of $5,000.
Deadline: March 15th
Lily Banerjee Scholarship - The Lily Banerjee Memorial Scholarship will honor two JCPS seniors who attended Wheatley Elementary for two years and have had a 2.75 GPA in their junior and senior years. Students must demonstrate citizenship through community service, and academic excellence; and plan on attending a Kentucky college/university, technical school, or other postsecondary institution. Family financial needs and/or circumstances will be considered in selecting recipients.
This is a one-time award of $1,000.
Deadline: March 15th
Huff Scholarship - The Alan L. Huff and Ruth D. Huff Memorial Scholarship was established in memory of former JCPS teacher, Mrs. Evangeline Huff, for the benefit of students graduating from Jefferson County Public Schools with a commitment to completing a post-secondary education. Selected scholarship recipients will receive one form of the award:
1.) an annual $5,000 award for four consecutive years for a total of $20,000 or 2.) a one-time award of $5,000.
Deadline: March 15th
Dominque Kemp Memorial Scholarship - The Dominque Kemp Memorial Scholarship is awarded to Millcreek Elementary alumni with a 2.8 GPA or higher with an ACT of 22 or higher who have been accepted into a university, college, or trade school. Science majors will be preferred.
This is a one-time award of $1,000 to $5,000 based on need.
Deadline: March 15th
Ingwerson Youth Achievement Scholarship - The Ingwerson Youth Achievement Scholarship is awarded to a JCPS senior with significant interest and a strong commitment to pursuing a career in education. Applicants with a 2.8 or higher will be considered.
This is a $1,000, one-time scholarship.
Deadline: March 15th
Tugs At Your Heart Scholarship - The Tugs At Your Heart Scholarship was created by the Jefferson County Counselors Association to honor former counselor Carolyn Quire and is available to all JCPS seniors planning on attending a postsecondary institution.
This is a one-time award of $1,000.
Deadline: March 15th
Attached you will find a list of four scholarships that are being offered. In the attachment you will find the application as well as the essay details that will need to be completed.
Deadline: March 22
Please see Ms. Sales in the Counselor's Office to obtain paperwork for this scholarship.
The 15,000 Degrees Scholarship Fund was established to actively engage and mobilize Louisville's African American community.
Below are a few scholarships they are offering. Following the flyer to find out where to apply!
Rising Star Scholarship: for graduating high school seniors with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5
Zones of Hope Scholarships: for students who lives in or 1 of the 5 Zones of Hope neighborhood ( Newburg, Russell, Parkland, Shawnee and California Communities)
Yes, You Can Scholarships: for returning students who have some college credits but who may not be currently enrolled or have overcome obstacles to persist in their education
Deadline: March 31
Kentucky state University Louisville Alumni Chapter High School Student Scholarship
This scholarship was established to provide assistance to a deserving African American High School graduate and enable the student to complete his/her educational objectives at KSU. Scholarship amounts will be awarded from $500 to $2000 based on availability.
Below is the information for the scholarship.
Deadline: March 25
A complete application requires:
This form with all required fields (designated with an *) completed.
A 200 word (about 1 page) personal story about your career goals and plans.
Your high school transcript or GED Certificate.
We will accept copies of all school transcripts.
If you have not finished high school, a partial high school transcript is acceptable.
If you're already in a post-secondary school, submit BOTH your high school transcript and your post-secondary school transcript.
At least one reference letter. Some organizations require more than one.
All these documents can be attached to this form or mailed to the Scholarship Committee at the address located at the bottom of this form.
Deadline: March 31
To be eligible for this scholarship students must:
Fill out and submit a short questionaire!
That's it!
Deadline: March 31
A complete application requires:
This form with all required fields (designated with an *) completed.
A 200 word (about 1 page) personal story about your career goals and plans.
Your high school transcript or GED Certificate.
We will accept copies of all school transcripts.
If you have not finished high school, a partial high school transcript is acceptable.
If you're already in a post-secondary school, submit BOTH your high school transcript and your post-secondary school transcript.
At least one reference letter. Some organizations require more than one.
All these documents can be attached to this form or mailed to the Scholarship Committee at the address located at the bottom of this form.
Deadline: March 31
Evangeline J. Sansome Scholarship
The 15th District PTA is looking to award a number of scholarships to 2022 high school graduates attending an accredited college or a vocational training program in Fall 2022.Eligibility:
• Be a JCPS high school senior
• Have been accepted to/plan on attending an
accredited university or vocational program
• Be a member of the 15th District PTA (read
below for more details).
Application information can be found at the blow link!
Deadline:
Over 100 scholarships to explore!
Thank you for your interest in scholarship opportunities offered through the Community Foundation of Louisville. Below you will find additional details pertaining to each scholarship fund at the Community Foundation. We are proud to provide opportunities for students to further their education and pursue their dreams. To apply, please visit our application platform at https://cflouisville.awardspring.com/. If you have any questions, please contact the Community Foundation of Louisville by texting the word SCHOLARSHIPS to 502.576.3736 or emailing scholarships@cflouisville.org.
The mission of the Derby City Tea Rose Foundation is to support the civic and community endeavors of its members by providing support for scholarships and programs within the communities we serve.
REQUIREMENTS:
1. Minimum GPA of 2.5
2. Minimum ACT of 19
3. Student must reside in Louisville or Southern Indiana area
4. Must be a minority of underrepresented student (please describe in essay)
SUBMISSIONS REQUIRED:
1. An official high school transcript
2. Two letters of recommendation (One must be from a teacher).
3. A short autobiographical sketch (one page in essay format) stating the following: why you wish to attend college, why you're in need of this scholarship, and what you plan to do when you graduate college).
Deadline: March 31