Even though Calvin Johnson was a hated foe in the 2006 ACC Championship Game, he is doing some great things in the Detroit community. Notably, Johnson is offering six scholarships through the Calvin Johnson Jr. Foundation. The deadline for this scholarship is May 25, 2012 and students are encouraged to e-mail the scholarship committee (cjjrf81@yahoo.com) for applications. To be eligible for this scholarship students must be student athletes and a [...]
Need more money for school? Simple Tuition can help. Today’s scholarship is the Walter J. Travis Memorial Scholarship Program. While most of our scholarships are academically-focused, we like to change it up a bit. Today’s scholarship is for students who are interested in golf and want to pursue one of the following as a profession:
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The Charley Wootan Grant Program is currently being offered by the Texas Guaranteed Student Loan Corporation. This program is awarding nearly $5 million in grants to students ($4 million to Texas residents, $1 million to those outside the Lone Star State). Up to $4,000 will be awarded to each successful applicant.
Today’s scholarship is the Alloy Education Scholarship Program. Alloy Education is a firm that specializes in student recruitment. To be eligible for the 2012 Alloy Education Scholarship, students must be high school seniors who will be entering college as a first time, full-time freshman in the fall (yes, we know that is a mouthful!).
Today’s scholarship is the Livescribe Stress-Free Scholarship Program, which is sponsored by Livescribe. Livescribe is a company that makes “smart pens” which combines the best of pens and computers. Right now, Livescribe is hosting a scholarship program in tandem with Zinch.com–the Stress-Free Scholarship Program. To be eligible for this scholarship, students must either be college students or college bound high school seniors. To be eligible, students must be residents of [...]
Today’s scholarship opportunity is the Stephen Phillips Memorial Scholarship Program. This scholarship program is open to both high school seniors and current undergraduate students and is a renewable award. If you were one of the lucky winners from last year you can continue to renew the award for an additional three years. Historically, this has been a very lucrative scholarship opportunity for students. The Stephen Phillips Memorial Fund has awarded [...]
Today’s scholarship is the Bill Dickey Scholarship Association Scholarship Program which (as you may imagine) is sponsored by the BDSA. This scholarship is for students who are play golf! To be eligible, students must be high school seniors or college/university undergraduates who have received the scholarship before. Additionally, students must have a minimum of a 2.5 GPA and must create a database profile on the scholarship website.
The Foundation for College Christian Leaders aims to “assist Christian individuals with identified leadership history, high academic achievement and financial need with academic, vocational and ministry training.” In the pursuit of this goal, they are offering the College Christian Leaders Scholarships to students from or attending school in California, Oregon, or Washington that have financial need, a 3.0 GPA or better, are high school seniors/current college students, and have verifiable Christian leadership. The [...]
Today’s scholarship is the 2012 Making Democracy Work Student Essay Scholarship Program. This opportunity is sponsored by the United States Capitol Historical Society. This scholarship is open to students who are in middle school and high school. This is an essay-based scholarship and high schools students are asked to write an essay of between 800 and 1200 words. It should be noted that this requirement does not include citations. Students must [...]
