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Scholarship Announcement February 2020 Edition Scholarship Announcement February 2020 Edition Scholarship Eligibility Award Deadline Link Broward County Alumnae Senior; female; financial need; African varies 02/08/2020 https://form.jotform.com/infotechbcac/lolanda- Chapter of Delta Sigma American; minimum 3.5 weighted GPA; good mullens-2020-scholarship-ap Theta Lolanda Mullens moral character; community service; leadership; STEM Scholarship plan to major in STEM field at a four-year college/university; transcript; recommendations; income verification; essay; photo; interview. Broward County Alumnae Senior; financial need; minimum 3.0 GPA; varies 02/08/2020 https://form.jotform.com/infotechbcac/2020- Chapter of Delta Sigma transcript; letter of recommendation; copy of scholarship-application- Theta Sorority, Inc FAFSA Student Aid Report; essay; photo; Scholarship SAT/ACT scores; must attend one of the following schools: Boyd Anderson High College Academy at BC (Central Campus ONLY) Dillard High School Fort Lauderdale High School Hallandale High School McFatter Technical College Nova High School Piper High School Plantation High School South Broward High School South Plantation High School Stranahan High School Whiddon Rogers Wayne E. Hesch Memorial Senior; financial need; minimum 3.0 weighted $1,000 02/13/2020 https://amoa.memberclicks.net/assets/Hesch/20 Scholarship GPA; plan to work in the vending or amusement 20-Hesch-Scholarship-App_Press.pdf industry. Florida Engineering Senior; US citizen or permanent resident; $2,500 02/14/2020 https://drive.google.com/open?id=18rWmX5M9p Society Scholarship minimum 3.5 weighted GPA; minimum SAT Math hmPdz9N6I1ceynpbkg3gIDc 600, SAT English 500 or ACT Math 26 and ACT 21 English as per application; plan to enroll in an ABET Engineering Program at a college/university; SAT/ACT scores; AP scores; transcript. The application is a spreadsheet. Click on each tab to complete the application. Mail completed application to Broward County Scholarship Announcement February 2020 Edition Representative listed at https://cdn.ymaws.com/www.fleng.org/resourc e/resmgr/docs/scholarships/2019- 2020_chapter_representa.pdf Hispanic Scholarship Fund Senior of Hispanic descent; U.S. Citizen, $5,000 02/15/2020 http://www.hsf.net Scholarship Permanent Legal Resident, DACA or Eligible Non-Citizen (as defined by FAFSA); 3.0 unweighted GPA; application; must complete FAFSA; recommendation. Apply for multiple scholarships with just one application. Assemblies of God Riggs Senior; Currently attending an AG church $30,000 02/15/2020 https://ag.org/Higher-Education/Scholarships Scholarship working toward acceptance into an AG endorsed college; Minimum GPA of 3.7 (unweighted 4.0 scale) and an ACT score of 28 or SAT score of 1280; Demonstrate leadership potential through involvement in an AG church, school, and community. Demonstrate a dedicated walk with God and a commitment to use his/her gifts toward Kingdom expansion Dr. Aura Lee and James Senior; plan to pursue a degree in American $8,000 02/15/2020 https://dar.academicworks.com/opportunities/3 Hobbs Pittenger American History and American Government; transcript; 2 History Scholarship recommendation; essay; resume ROADWAY WORKER Senior; financial need; child of roadway worker $10,000 02/15/2020 https://foundation.atssa.com/Programs/Roadwa MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP killed or permanently disabled in work zone y-Worker-Memorial-Scholarship-Program construction or maintenance activities within the work zone, including mobile operations and the installation of roadside safety features; plan to attend a two- or four-year college/university or a technical college; transcript; essay; resume; copy of FAFSA; recommendation Flavorful Futures Video Senior; minimum 2.5 GPA; US Citizen or resident; $5,000 02/15/2020 https://app.mykaleidoscope.com/scholarship/fl Contest Scholarship plan to attend a 2-year, 4-year, college, avorfulfutures university, trade or vocational school; applicants who complete the online application process will be evaluated based on academic achievement and the creativity of their application, which should showcase what makes them who they are and how they want to contribute their gifts through education; How Scholarship Announcement February 2020 Edition will you use your education to support your flavorful future? What inspires you to have confidence in yourself? Create an original video that shows who you are in 3 minutes or less. Blacks at Microsoft Senior; of African descent (for example, African $5,000 02/15/2020 https://www.microsoft.com/en- Scholarships American, African, or Ethiopian); minimum 3.3 us/diversity/programs/blacks-scholarships.aspx GPA; financial need; passion for technology; Plan to attend a four-year college or university in the fall of the year following high-school graduation; Plan to pursue a bachelor's degree in engineering, computer science, computer information systems, or select business programs (such as finance, business administration, or marketing); Demonstrate a passion for technology; Demonstrate leadership at school or in the community; recommendations; resume; photo; transcript; essays. Daughters of the Senior; Applicants must be US citizens! Use one varies 02/15/2020 http://www.dar.org/national-society/scholarships American Revolution application to apply for multiple scholarships. National Scholarships Read scholarship eligibility carefully as some are not for high school students. The DAR Scholarship Committee awards scholarships to qualified applicants regardless of race, religion or sex. All applicants must be United States citizens. 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. Some scholarships will not apply to Florida students. There are two documents, the scholarship application and the financial needs information sheet. The forms are fillable on line. FIRST ® Robotics Senior; two or more years in an FTC or FRC $5,000 02/15/2020 https://www.fpl.com/community/education- Scholarship program; minimum 3.5 weighted GPA; plan on funding.html engineering or information management career; transcript; community activities; essay Scholarship Announcement February 2020 Edition ITWomen Scholarship Seniors; female; financial need; interested in $8,000 and 02/15/2020 https://itwomen.org/scholarships one of the following Computer,Technology or mentorship Engineering related areas listing on the application; transcript; SAT/ACT scores; essay Patient Advocate Senior with financial need who has been $12,000 02/16/2020 https://www.patientadvocate.org/connect-with- Foundation diagnosed with or treated for cancer, or other services/apply-for-a-scholarship/ Undergraduate chronic, life-threatening, debilitating disease Scholarship within the past five years; plan to attend a two- or four-year college or university to earn an AA or higher; essay on how diagnosis impacted your life and future goals; diagnosis verification form; letters of recommendation; official transcript; tax information; must complete 20 hours of community service if awarded the scholarship FSU Service Scholars Senior; must have applied to FSU; you may $3,000 each 02/17/2020 http://thecenter.fsu.edu/recognition/service- Scholarship Program apply even if you have not yet received an year scholars admissions decision; Possesses a distinguished record of service along with a desire to continue to learn through service oriented projects at FSU Completed application packet Resume Two letters of recommendation The Service Scholar Program is designed to promote civic responsibility as an integral part of a liberal arts education at Florida State University and to recognize students with an outstanding record of service and leadership. Admission to the program is reserved for first-year students who have demonstrated excellence in service and leadership in planning and promoting community involvement among their peers. Service Scholars will be affiliated with the Center for Leadership & Social Change, and will participate in activities and events in the center. It is expected that Service Scholars will develop as effective leaders and exemplary citizens. It is a four-year program (as a maximum of eight Scholarship Announcement February 2020 Edition semesters of scholarship funds are available). Service Scholars participate in 75 hours of community service each semester (45 hours for the first semester of one's first year). Service Scholars must maintain a 2.75 cumulative GPA. Service Scholars attend monthly meetings called Evenings to engage in thoughtful conversation around civic engagement topics. Service Scholars enroll in a service-focused course each semester to help connect out-of- class experiences to in-class learning and development. First-year students are assigned a peer mentor. The Service Scholar Program is a second family a supportive community of service-minded student leaders. (ISC)² WOMEN’S Senior; male or female; minimum 3.3 GPA; up to $6,000 02/17/2020 https://iamcybersafe.org/s/womens-scholarships SCHOLARSHIP for males Citizen of any county (undocumented students and females are welcome to apply) plan to pursue, a degree with a focus on cybersecurity or information assurance; transcript; recommendation; resume; essy Simon Youth Community Senior; US citizen or legal resident; financial $1,500 02/19/2020 http://programs.applyists.com/syf/ Scholarship Program need; plan to enroll in a two- or four-year college, university or technical college; academic achievement; essay;
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