1. Applying For Scholarships Lewis Clark College This page will guide you through the actual process of applying for scholarships. Front Page scholarships applying for Scholarships. AZ Site Index http://www.lclark.edu/dept/sfsschol/applying.html

@import "http://www.lclark.edu/trillium/global/style2.css"; Front Page Scholarships Applying for Scholarships A-Z Site Index Find People Applying for External Scholarships There are many different types of financial aid out there, and among the most popular, and understandably so, are scholarships. If you're on the How to Apply page, you're obviously interested in all the nitty-gritty of applying for scholarships. In deciding that you're going to apply for scholarships, you are committing yourself to a time-consuming but beneficial process. Aside from the obvious financial payoff, applying for scholarships allows you to discover a little bit more about yourself and just why you're so unique. The following information will make you aware of the things you can do to increase your eligibility, competitiveness, and individuality when applying while still allowing you to participate in activities you enjoy. It will also help you identify campus resources that will help you along the way and give you tips on locating and applying for external scholarships. Contents What do selection committees look for?

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4. Grand Rapids Community Foundation - Grants And Scholarships Applying for Scholarships. http://www.grfoundation.org/grants-scholarships.shtml

Applying for Scholarships Timeline Application Information Scholarships Available Listing Timeline 2003 January 1 Applications Available April 1 Application Deadline April 15 Financial Information Form Due from College/University April - June Application processing and selection meetings June 16 Notification letters are sent July 15 - Oct. 15 Funds Available The deadline to apply for the 2003 - 2004 acadamic year has passed. For additional information, please contact: Ruth Bishop @ the Grand Rapids Community Foundation, 209-C Waters Building, 161 Ottawa Avenue NW, Grand Rapids MI 49503-2757 Telephone: 616-454-1751, ext. 103 Fax: 616-454-6455 E-Mail: rbishop@grfoundation.org Each year the Grand Rapids Community Foundation awards numerous scholarships to Kent County residents. Some select scholarships are also available for residents of other counties. If you are a resident of Kent or, in some cases, other counties and plan to attend an educational institution in the 2004-2005 academic year you may want to review the list of scholarships available from the Foundation. Following is the list of scholarships that will be offered as well as a brief description, eligibility requirements, and information on how to apply for each scholarship. Application Information The Grand Rapids Community Foundation General Application is the method used to apply for most scholarships. If the scholarship requires a different application it will be noted in the description. The deadline for scholarship applications has expired for the 2003-04 academic year.

5. Grand Rapids Community Foundation - Grants And Scholarships Applying for Grants. http://www.grfoundation.org/grants-applying.shtml

Applying for Grants The Grand Rapids Community Foundation makes grants available in a number of ways. Focus on Grand Rapids and Kent County - If your nonprofit organization is one whose efforts and impact are focused in the greater Grand Rapids area and you are interested in finding out about funding and resource availability click here Focus on Grand Rapids' youth - If your nonprofit organization is one whose efforts and impact are focused on the youth of the greater Grand Rapids area you may want to contact the Grand Rapids Community Foundation Youth Grant Committee. To find out more click here Focus on surrounding communities including Ionia, Lowell, Southeast Ottawa, Sparta and Wyoming - If your nonprofit organization is one whose efforts and impact are focused in one of the listed communities you may want to contact the regional affiliate or fund of the Grand Rapids Community Foundation. To find out more information about these affiliate foundations and funds choose from the following list by clicking on the link. Ionia County Community Foundation Lowell Area Community Fund Southeast Ottawa Community Fund Sparta Community Foundation ... Wyoming Community Foundation GRCF Quickfind Home For more about us _What is a community foundation?

6. Applying For Scholarships Applying For Scholarships. PACF administers more than 74 differentscholarship funds. It is important to note that the majority of http://pacf.wirefire.com/applying for scholarships.htm

About the Foundation Becoming a Donor Funds of the Foundation For Professional Advisors ... Contact the Foundation Designed by Moriha Buck March 2000 Applying For Scholarships PACF administers more than 74 different scholarship funds. It is important to note that the majority of Foundation scholarships are designated for students from Calhoun, Doddridge, Gilmer, Jackson, Pleasants, Ritchie, Roane, Wirt, and Wood counties of West Virginia and Washington County Ohio. The only exceptions are those scholarships associated with Cheltenham High School in Wyncote, PA and the Ames-True Temper Scholarships which are awarded to children of employees of the Ames-True Temper Company, headquartered in Parkersburg, West Virginia. Other than these exceptions, the Foundation does not have any scholarships available for students living in other counties or states. Graduating seniors should visit the guidance office in February or March in order to pick up information on Foundation scholarships. If you are able to receive email and open documents from Microsoft Word 2000 then you may request a particular scholarship application by email from:

7. APPLYING FOR SCHOLARSHIPS APPLYING FOR SCHOLARSHIPS. Can be fun? Following this procedure may help youin researching and applying for scholarships at Anacortes High School. http://ahs.asd103.org/counseling/scholar.html

APPLYING FOR SCHOLARSHIPS Can be fun? The scholarships listed below are for Anacortes High School students only . For information regarding scholarships available at your school, you will want to contact your Counseling Center. List of scholarships to be considered and applied for by Anacortes High School juniors List of scholarships with information available in the AHS Counseling Center. Following this procedure may help you in researching and applying for scholarships at Anacortes High School. All scholarships will be announced in the daily bulletin. Students are encouraged to read the bulletin at least twice a week to review the scholarships of interest to them. Information on scholarships will be kept in the scholarship file bin in the Career Resource Center. Applications will be kept by the Counseling Center Secretary. Students are encouraged to ask the Counseling Center Secretary for scholarship applications that interest them. View the current list of SCHOLARSHIPS which the AHS Counseling Center has information on. This information is available, in more detail, in the AHS Counseling Center. (This is a "zip" file which you will need to "unzip". You will also need Microsoft Access 97 or higher.)

8. Applying For College Of Business Scholarships Applying for College of Business Scholarships. If you are consideringapplying for a College of Business Scholarship, you might like http://bcis.wcu.edu/cobawards/

Applying for College of Business Scholarships If you are considering applying for a College of Business Scholarship next year, you might like to view a List of College of Business Scholarships

9. Honors College @ UTA: Applying For Scholarships Applying For Honors College Scholarships. Tips On Applying. The Honors College offersnumerous scholarships each year. Scholarships are awarded on a merit basis. http://honors.uta.edu/scholarships/applying.php

Search the UTA web UTA Home Page Prospective Students Current Students ... American Collegiate Moot Court Association UTA Links UTA Homepage Enroll at UTA UTA Financial Aid Living on Campus ... Find People Applying For Honors College Scholarships Tips On Applying The Honors College offers numerous scholarships each year. Scholarships are awarded on a merit basis. Comprehensive Honors Scholarship Applications are available on-line in the Online Forms and Digital Document Library or in paper version in the Honors College. Scholarship Applications are typically available in March with a June deadline for submission. The Scholarship Committee may not consider late application or supporting material submissions. Scholarship awards are allocated for the following academic year (Fall and Spring semesters). Honors College and additional scholarship opportunities are advertised on the Honors Listserv , mailings, and special clinics. Please contact an Honors College Advisor for more information about scholarship opportunities. A Scholarship Committee comprised of Honors staff and faculty review applications and consider ALL of the following factors presented in an application: a cumulative grade point average, test scores, and class rank, as appropriate (

10. Applying For Scholarships APPLYING FOR SCHOLARSHIPS. Scholarships are provided by the University,alumni, and private donors and are awarded on the basis of http://www.saff.utah.edu/finance/scholarships/spage018.htm

APPLYING FOR SCHOLARSHIPS Scholarships are provided by the University, alumni, and private donors and are awarded on the basis of academic excellence and promise of future achievement. Financial need is an additional factor for some scholarship awards. Selection of recipients is usually made by committee. The University of Utah awards merit-based scholarships and scholarships based on financial need to resident and nonresident entering freshmen and transfer students, as well as to continuing University of Utah students. Students are encouraged to apply for any scholarships for which they might be eligible. Eligibility for academic scholarships for students entering college from high school is based on the following: High school grade point average (GPA) for grades nine through eleven, and scores on the American College Test (ACT) or the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT). (The University prefers ACT scores but will accept SAT scores.) The ACT and SAT are administered at or near high schools in Utah and other states. Students applying for scholarships should take this test in the spring of their junior year or, at the latest, by the December test date of their senior year. Four-year renewable scholarships must be applied for during the senior year of high school by February 1. Consideration will not be given in subsequent years, even if the student is an entering freshman.

11. Office Of Financial Aid: Applying: Scholarships Applying for Financial Aid. Applying for Scholarships. Information isavailable for students seeking scholarship assistance. The Office http://www.winthrop.edu/finaid/apply/scholarships.htm

Applying for Financial Aid Applying for Scholarships Information is available for students seeking scholarship assistance. The Office of Admissions reviews all admissions applicants for scholarship eligibility. The admissions application is the only form required. Go to the list of "Academic Scholarships for Entering Freshmen" for more details Continuing students with outstanding academic and service credentials are invited to submit a scholarship application to the financial aid office immediately after spring grades are posted. For additional information, you may contact the Office of Financial Aid at 803-323-2189. Note: A limited number of scholarships are available each year. Return to the Office of Financial Aid Home Page. Read the For more information about financial assistance at Winthrop, contact us at finaid@winthrop.edu.

12. Tips On Applying For Scholarships Applying for scholarships can be a real hassle if you are not prepared.This is a list of documents that you may need in addition http://www.nwarctic.org/gearup/scholarships/tips.htm

Applying for scholarships can be a real hassle if you are not prepared. This is a list of documents that you may need in addition to the scholarship applications. Some applications may require only part of the list, but if you fill out applications for all of the local scholarships, you will need all of the listed items. If you do not have documents such as a birth certificate or social security card, you will need to request them from an agency. This can take some time so be sure to start gathering them well in advance of the scholarship deadline As you collect these documents, you should make several copies of them and put each kind in a separate labeled file folder. That way, when you are done filling out an application and are ready to include the required documents, you can pull them from their labeled file folder and save having to search the entire house to find them. If you come across a scholarship application that requires a different document not found on this list, make copies of it and put them in a file folder labeled for that document. This way you will be ready if it is asked for as part of another application. Birth Certificate;

13. Applying For Scholarships Applying for Scholarships Nearly $100,000 in scholarship money is awarded to deservingundergraduate and graduate students in the Isenberg School of Management http://www.som.umass.edu/som/awards/apply.html

Applying for Scholarships Nearly $100,000 in scholarship money is awarded to deserving undergraduate and graduate students in the Isenberg School of Management each year. These scholarships are intended to recognize the hard work and academic success of our students as well as help them in covering the costs of their education. What You Need To Know: All eligible students enrolled in the Isenberg School of Management are encouraged to apply. This includes Isenberg School of Management students on exchange or in field experience at the time of their application. Each scholarship has specific criteria such as demonstrated financial need, academic achievement or leadership, or applies only to students in a specific major. Some are designated for specific populations. Some are specified for undergraduates. Others are only for graduate students. You may apply for as many scholarships for which you fit the criteria. Not only is the benefit a financial one, receiving such an award is an honor of which you can be proud. Click here to apply online.

14. Applying For OGS And SSHRC Scholarships Applying For OGS and SSHRC Scholarships. 10/2/02. Click here to start. Tableof Contents. Applying For OGS and SSHRC Scholarships. About OGS. http://www.uoguelph.ca/GraduateStudies/sshrc/index

Applying For OGS and SSHRC Scholarships Click here to start Table of Contents Applying For OGS and SSHRC Scholarships About OGS About OGS (continued) Application ... Where do I go for help ? Author: Ray Darling Email: rdarling@uoguelph.ca Home Page: www.uoguelph.ca/GraduateStudies Download presentation source

15. Catholic Education Foundation - Applying For Scholarships Applying For Scholarships Students interested in receiving considerationfor a tuition award should contact the principal of their http://www.cefdn.org/apply.htm

Applying For Scholarships Students interested in receiving consideration for a tuition award should contact the principal of their local Catholic elementary or high school. The principal has the appropriate forms and can provide advice and guidance on the application process. As part of the process, students are expected to apply to a specific Catholic school in their area. We currently fund students only at parochial or Archdiocesan schools within the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. Because of funding constraints, scholarships are limited to a certain number at each school. Applications are distributed in January with elementary applications due March 28, 2003 and secondary applications due April 16, 2003. To be eligible for tuition assistance, families are required to meet specific income guidelines. The Foundation also considers the child's academic achievement, his or her character, the family's involvement in church and school activities, and the comments of the principal at the Catholic school which the child attends or is hoping to attend. To find a Catholic school in your area, contact the Archdiocese of Los Angeles Department of Catholic Schools at (213) 637-7300 or visit their web site at

16. Applying For The John B. Ervin Scholarships Applying for John B. Ervin Scholarships. Who is Eligible to Apply?United States citizens who are African Americans applying to any http://www.artsci.wustl.edu/ervin/apply.html

Applying for John B. Ervin Scholarships Who is Eligible to Apply? United States citizens who are African Americans applying to any of Washington University's five undergraduate divisions are eligible to apply to the Ervin Scholars Program. The Ervin Scholars Program is competitive, with awards made on the basis of merit, leadership and service. African American students who have a record of academic excellence, leadership skills, and community service during their high school years are encouraged to apply. Students who are ineligible for the Ervin Program are encouraged to apply for other Washington University Scholarships and Fellowships The Application Process Step 1 Submit an Application for Undergraduate Admission to the Washington University Class of 2007 to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions. Online Application to the Washington University Class of 2007 Step 2 Submit a separate Application for Academic Scholarships and Fellowships, with a check in the box for John B. Ervin Scholars Program for Black Americans: Early Decision (November 15, 2002) or Regular Decision (January 15, 2003). Download Application for Academic Scholarships and Fellowships PLEASE NOTE: Every senior on our mailing list will receive an application to the Class of 2007 and an Academic Scholarship and Fellowship Programs application brochure in the mail. To be added to the mailing list, send us a

17. ScholarshipsCanada.com - Canada's Most Comprehensive Scholarship Web Site A Guide to scholarships. applying for scholarships. FAQ. Glossary http://www.scholarshipscanada.com/tips/appl.asp

Today's Date Forgot your password? Scholarship Name: Advanced Search View by School Canada Student Loans Provincial Student Loans ... Glossary For you, what is the most important part of school? Learning new things. Getting good grades to go to university/college. Seeing my friends. Getting skills needed to get a good career/job. Meeting a boyfriend/girlfriend. Getting the heck out of there and going home! Previous polls Applying for Scholarships You can apply for some scholarships from the detailed scholarship profiles on this Web site. If the scholarship administrator has an online application, there will be a hyperlink to it under Contact Information in the scholarship profile. If there is no link, you can usually find a phone number, e-mail or Web site link in the same section. Use this to contact the administrator for an application. Please note that for some scholarships you will be automatically considered when you apply to the university or college. In these cases the contact information is not shown. You will find some useful scholarship application tips below.

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19. 2003 Colleges, College Scholarships And Financial Aid Page Offers students and prospective students easy access to scholarship information. Browse the online directory by state. houses and college fairs, applying for college scholarships and financial aid, and advice for college bound students http://www.college-scholarships.com/

This 2003 Colleges, College Scholarships, and Financial Aid page is designed to offer college bound students, parents, and counselors easy access to information on: colleges and universities throughout the United States free college scholarship and financial aid searches. SAT and ACT test preparation tips, and more. We have put together an online directory of college and university admissions office email addresses and telephone numbers, college scholarship and financial aid office email addresses, and links to the home pages and online applications of more than a thousand colleges and universities. And, we have assembled a page of links to the very best college and university admissions, college scholarship, and financial aid pages on the web. You will even find information on graduate schools, the GRE and GMAT examinations, MBA programs, the TOEFL, community colleges, historically African-American colleges, and campus life. Use the state buttons below to go to the states in which you wish to investigate colleges and universities. You'll be able to easily and immediately request information from the colleges and universities via email, find their (mostly toll free) telephone numbers, and follow links to college and university home pages and online applications. Then, come back here and go to a page with links to the very best college admissions, scholarship, and financial aid pages

20. Canadian Scholarships. Applying For Student Scholarships And Grants In Canada applying for an Exceptional Merit Scholarship These applications are not in place Formore information on the Canada Millennium scholarships visit the website http://www.campusaccess.com/campus_web/educ/e3fin_scho.htm

EDUCATION Education Student Life Internships Career Travel Health Resources About Us Managing and Repaying Your Loan The Canada Millennium Scholarships 100 000 students annually in financing their post secondary studies leading to undergraduate degrees, diplomas or certificates beginning in the year 2000. The Foundation overseeing the Millennium Scholarship is to work in tandem with the various provincial financial assistance programs so as to avoid duplication of funding. The Millennium Scholarships are made up of two types of awards: General Awards which are to be given out to students based on financial need and who demonstrate merit and the Exceptional Merit Award which will be handed out to those that have excelled in their studies irrespective of their financial situation. The allocation of the awards is as follows. 95% of the awards will be handed out as General Awards while the remaining 5% as Exceptional Merit Awards. In terms of figures this translates to approximately $285 Million in General Awards and $15 million in Exceptional merit awards being handed out on a yearly basis for the next ten years. The General Awards are to be handed out beginning in the 1999-2000 school year while the Exceptional Awards are to be handed out starting the following academic year, 2000-2001

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