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Scholarships with out
deadlines
For the Year 2009
NAVY ROTC SCHOLARSHIP
PROGRAM
4 YEAR COLLEGE AND NURSING SCHOLARSHIPS
NOW AVAILABLE: Apply as early as
your Junior year. If you are offered a scholarship, there is no
obligation to accept it. If you receive a scholarship, the first year
of college is free with no obligation. Minimum ACT scores are:
Math-22 and Verbal-22. To begin the application process, visit the Navy
ROTC website at
www.nrotc.navy.mil
MARINE CORPS ' NROTC SCHOLARSHIP
Seniors interested in this
scholarship need to talk with Mr. Jackson. Basic requirements are:
SAT-1000 or ACT combined math/English score of 45, physically fit, and
morally sound. You do not have to enlist in the Marine Corps to apply
for the scholarship. No application deadline was given.
Universities in this area offering Naval ROTC are Vanderbilt,
University of
Memphis, and
Auburn.
NADC NASHVILLE AUTO-DIESEL COLLEGE
This scholarship provides a $1,000 tuition scholarship to NADC for any member
of the current graduating class. Applications can be picked-up from and
submitted to Mr. Jackson in the Guidance Office. For more information
about NADC, visit their website at
www.nadcedu.com
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KATHERINE TREWITT SCHOLARSHIP
Deadline: March 13, 2009
Female
senior who plans to pursue a career in education. Application form plus
personal letter plus photograph. Letters of recommendation from two
teachers. Scholarship recipient and her parents will be guests of Lambda
Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma Society International meeting April 2, 2009.
Applications in the Counseling Office
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Deadline: March 15, 2009
The Kohl’s Kids Who Care® Scholarship Program recognizes and rewards
young volunteers (ages 6-18) who help make their communities better places.
Kohl's will award more than $350,000 in scholarships and prizes to more than
2,000 kids whose volunteer efforts have made positive impacts on their
communities.
Nominate or
Tell-A-Friend about this exciting opportunity today!
2008 National Winners
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ACCEL EDUCATION EXCHANGE
Deadline: March 16, 2009
ACCEL/Exchange gives back to the community through the Education
Exchange college grant program that awards $50,000 to eligible high school
seniors each school year. The program's goal is to recognize, honor and assist
hardworking and academically talented students as they further their education
and prepare for today's careers.
Established in 1994 specifically for ACCEL/Exchange member
institutions, the program is designed to help promote these institutions as
customer-oriented businesses that care about and invest in the communities
they serve.
Grant Eligibility
The Education Exchange is open from January to March each year to all
graduating, college bound seniors who are citizens of the United States. To
enter, students simply pick up an application at a participating ACCEL/Exchange
member institution and mail completed applications directly to ACCEL/Exchange
for judging.
Judging and Awards
A professional panel of judges selects the grant recipients based on
exceptional scholastic achievement, extra-curricular activities, qualities of
character and leadership, essay responses and financial need. Judging takes
place from March to May each year. Grant recipients are announced each June.
The Education Exchange offers 34 college grants worth a combined total of
$50,000. Four $5,000 grants and thirty $1,000 grants are awarded annually.
How to Participate
Participating in the grant program is easy, and it costs nothing for ACCEL/Exchange
member institutions. ACCEL/Exchange contributes all grant money and
provides comprehensive marketing support free-of-charge.
For application, see Mr. Jackson in the guidance office.
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Stan and Thelma Plumlee
Scholarship
Deadline: March 16, 2009
Scholarship Amount:
Maximum of $8,000 (over 4 years). Tuition is paid in increments of
$1,000 per semester as long as criteria is maintained.
Deadline:
March 16, 2009
Eligibility Criteria:
To qualify, a student must be associated with the manufactured
housing industry in some way. Either by living in a manufactured home,
working in the industry, or by having a relative who works in the
manufactured housing industry. The student must attend a
Tennessee
college, university, or trade school.
For More
Information:
Applications available online at
www.tnmha.net
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HAMPTON MEMORIAL
SCHOLARSHIP
Deadline: March 20, 2009
The Hampton Memorial Scholarship awards 10 $1,500 scholarships
annually that may be renewed for up to three years. Students must meet the
following criteria.
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Have financial need (You Expected Family Contribution on the
FAFSA must be less than $18,000)
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Rank in top 10% of class
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Be a high school senior from the state of Tennessee
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Plan to attend an accredited nonprofit college, university,
or vocational/technical school anywhere in the U.S. or abroad on a full-time
basis.
Only 1 student can be nominated by WVHS. If you would like
to be considered stop by the guidance office for an application. Applications can be picked-up from and submitted to Mr.
Jackson in the Counseling Office. If you have any questions you may email
them to
Hamptonscholarship@yahoo.com
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UAW ESSAY CONTEST
Deadline: March 31, 2009
The contest is open to all students scheduled to graduate from
high school and planning to attend an accredited college or university
as a full-time student commencing with the fall term of that year.
Win up to $2,000 scholarship in an essay contest. For more information visit
essay
contest.
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CLEVELAND/BRADLEY RETIRED TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION
Deadline: March 31, 2009
This scholarship will be awarded to a senior in the
Bradley County or Cleveland City School System attends Cleveland State
Community College and majors in education. The scholarship will be deposited
in the students account at Cleveland State in the second semester of study.
Applications are available in the guidance office.
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Deadline: April 1, 2009
Project New Vision
began to inspire more young people to become business owners. Beginning in the
year 2008 Project New Vision will award one Hamilton County high school
student a $2,000 scholarship.
The applicant must submit the following:
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A resume
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Business plan
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A copy of the most current
high school transcript
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Proof of acceptance to a
college
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Essay: What has made me, Me?
Topic: Events, people, or anything else that has
influenced who you are today. 2 page minimum, double space
Submit all the above documents including Project New Vision Information Page
in an 8x11 in the following order:
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Project New Vision Information
Page
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Resume Essay 'What has made
me... me?'
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Business Plan
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High School Transcript
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Proof of acceptance to a
college
download
application here
Mail to:
Project New Vision
PO Box 23727
Chattanooga, TN 37422
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RATTERMAN-SHELL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Deadline: April 10, 2009
Designed for average, hardworking, well-rounded
college-bound senior. $2000 each year for 4 years. Applicants must
have GPA-2.5 or above and ACT-19 or above. The Scholarship Committee
will place strong emphasis on student involvement in many and varied
school/community activities. The application form, a 200-250 word
essay, official transcript, and two letters of recommendation are to be
submitted no later than April 10, 2009.
Application forms are available in the Guidance Office.
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ANCHOR
CLUB SCHOLARSHIP
Given by
PILOT CLUB Of CLEVELAND
Deadline: April 17, 2009
SCHOLARSHIP
AMOUNT: $750
REQUIREMENTS:
- Must be an active member of
Anchor Club in a local school in Bradley County
- Complete attached
application
- Write a brief essay (500
words or less) describing your experiences and how you have benefited
from being a member of Anchor Club while in high school.
- Two teacher letters of
recommendation
- Photograph (attached to
application)
- Copy of transcript
(including GPA, class rank and ACT scores)
Application can be picked up in the guidance
office.
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KIWANIS OF CLEVELAND MILLENNIUM
SCHOLARSHIP
Deadline: April 18, 2009
Kiwanis Club of Cleveland
P.O. Box 2726
Cleveland, TN 37320
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Tennessee Valley Federal Credit Union Scholarship
Deadline: April 21, 2009
$1,000 Video Contest!
Click here for a printable copy of the official contest rules.
Topic: "Why I Love My Credit Union"
Calling all creative geniuses, video aficionados and credit
union-loving students. Now is your chance to express your hidden
(or not so hidden) creative talent and make some dough towards
your college education.
Can life get better? We submit that it cannot! But if YOU
submit a 2 minute or less video about why you love your credit
union you could win big bucks to help pay for school.
Face it-
- You want your 15 minutes of fame.
- You want to show all your friends the mad skills you’ve
developed (or plan on developing) with your video camera.
- You want money to help you get through college.
(Here’s where we come in)
We want creative attention grabbing videos that spread the word
about what’s great about TVFCU. So unleash that creative energy
and get started!
Here’s how it works-
- Brainstorm the most creative, interesting and captivating
way to tell what it is that you like best about TVFCU.
- Grab your pets, your friends, your friend’s pets or whatever
to add your personal style to the video.
- Film 2 minutes or less of TVFCU-loving genius.
- Register and upload your video (videos must be in AVI, MOV,
MPG or MPEG format) at
www.tvfcu.com/scholarship/video_register.php by March 2nd,
2009 (make sure you are a member by the time you upload
–you can join with a minimum $5 deposit)
- There will be 2 scholarships awarded. The $1,000 grand prize
will be awarded by a panel of non TVFCU judges who will be
looking for creativity, originality and unique and interesting
ways to convey your message.
- The second $500 scholarship is based solely on people’s
choice. So...
- Spread the word! Send your video which will be posted at
www.tvfcu.com/scholarship to your friends, family, neighbors,
sister’s ex-boyfriend’s dentist, (ok you get the idea) and have
them vote for your video. Plus, Facebook, Myspace, blog, text or
whatever it is you do to get the word out—do it! Only votes
submitted here will count.
- Winners will be announced at the Annual Meeting, April 21st
to be held at The Hunter Art Museum at 6:30 pm as well as posted
here.
- Good luck and may the creative juices flow!
If you are ready, click here to register and upload your video.
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Winning Characteristics Scholarship
General Information
Making It Count will offer one national, $5,000 and five
regional, $1,000 one-time award scholarships to high school
seniors who have participated in the Making College & Career
Count presentation during the 2008-2009 academic year and
who can exhibit excellence based on the "Winning
Characteristics" highlighted in the program.
The Making It Count speaker will announce the scholarship
opportunity during the Making College & Career Count
presentation held at your school.
Application Process
The application includes general information, as well as a
600-word essay (to write a great essay, ready "Essay
Tips") on how well the student has demonstrated the
"Winning Characteristics" discussed in the Making College &
Career Count program in his or her high school career.
Download the application for this scholarship
here.
Eligibility Requirements
- Applicant must participate in a Making College &
Career Count presentation during the 2008-2009 school
year.
- Application must be submitted after the date of
the high school’s Making College & Career Count
presentation.
- Applicant must be enrolled in a public, private,
charter, magnet, vocational, technical or parochial
school, as a high school senior.
- Applicant must possess a cumulative G.P.A. of at least
a "B" or higher at the time of application.
- Applicant must be a U.S. citizen or permanent
resident.
- Applicant must have plans to enroll in some type of
formal education or training program following high school
(i.e. college, technical school, vocational school, formal
career training program).
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