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12/31/2023 |
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Direct-to-student cash prize for any educational purpose: from books to summer enrichment to a new laptop. The No Sweat Scholarship is based on a point system. The more points you earn, the better your chance of being selected. Earn points by completing your portfolio and inviting your friends and teachers.
- No GPA requirements
- No minimum income requirements
- No essays to write.
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6/4/2024 |
Various Amounts |
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A high school girl between junior and senior year
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Attend the current session of either an American Legion Boys State or American Legion Auxiliary Girls State program
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Direct descendent of a veteran (child, grandchild, great grandchild, etc.) or a legally adopted child of a wartime U.S. military veteran who served on active duty during at least one of the periods of war officially designated as eligibility dates for American Legion membership.
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Samsung scholarships may be used for undergraduate studies and applied toward tuition, books, fees, and room and board. Winners are selected according to academic record, involvement in school and community service.
- Ten National Scholars receive $10,000 each (two from each region)
- Ten National Runners-Up receive $5,000 each (two from each region)
- Remaining Department Finalists receive $1,250 each guaranteed
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6/7/2024 |
$2,000 |
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- Will you be enrolled as a full time undergraduate student at a four-year Wisconsin university or a two-year Wisconsin Technical College (public or private) in the fall of 2024?
- Is your major healthcare related?
- Are you, your grandparent, parent, or guardian a member of a WCA Group Health Trust member group?
If you answered YES to all three questions above you are eligible for the WCA Group Health Trust Scholarship. Applying is easy, simply click the link below, fill out the application and submit. Be sure to upload an essay, one letter of recommendation, your most recent transcripts, and a headshot. |
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6/30/2024 |
$500 |
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- Be accepted at an accredited college, university, or trade school within the United States at the time of application.
- Be a US citizen, national, or permanent resident.
- Be a high school senior or active college student.
- Have a minimum GPA 2.5 on a 4.0 scale.
- Provide the following documents and information by the deadline.
Documents & Information to Submit
- Submit an original transcript from an accredited school (high school transcript for high school students and college transcript up to current year for college students).
- Submit a typed essay of around 500 words on the following:
- 1. Ethical Dilemma: Describe a situation where you encountered an ethical dilemma. Discuss the conflicting values or principles at play and how you navigated the decision-making process. Reflect on the implications of your choice and what it reveals about your moral reasoning.
- Fill out all required fields in the application form.
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6/30/2024 |
$500 |
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- Be accepted at an accredited college, university, or trade school within the United States at the time of application.
- Be a US citizen, national, or permanent resident.
- Be a high school senior or active college student.
- Have a minimum GPA 2.5 on a 4.0 scale.
- Provide the following documents and information by the deadline.
Documents & Information to Submit
- Submit an original transcript from an accredited school (high school transcript for high school students and college transcript up to current year for college students).
- Submit a typed essay of around 500 words on the following:
- Family Dynamics: Discuss the role of family dynamics in shaping your personal growth and development. How have your relationships with family members influenced your values, goals, and sense of belonging?
- Fill out all required fields in the application form.
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8/1/2024 |
Tuition-free Education |
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- Graduate with high school diploma or earn a GED/HSED within two years prior to enrollment at Nicolet College
- Reside in the Nicolet College District
- Be eligible for Federal Pell Grants as determined by the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
- Enroll in a financial aid eligible program taking a minimum of 9 credits per term
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The Nicolet Promise provides tuition-free education to assist eligible, hardworking students achieve their goal of earning a degree. |
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8/30/2024 |
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For need-based state financial aid programs is determined using the data from the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
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Wisconsin Grant
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Wisconsin Grant - Private Non-Profit
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Talent Incentive Program Grant
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Indian Student Assistance Grant
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Minority Undergraduate Retention Grant
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Hearing & Visually Handicapped Student Grant
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Deadline: As soon as your parent(s) have filed your FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) |
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College today costs a lot more than it did even a decade ago. Unless you happen to be financially well off or fortunate enough to have an ample college fund at your disposal, paying for school can be a real challenge.
It’s important to know that scholarships are not as few and far between as it may seem – and they are not just available for the straight-A student or star athlete. In fact, there are a great many opportunities out there for students of all kinds if you know where to look. Use the links below to find trustworthy information and real opportunities to help you achieve your educational goals.
If you're looking for scholarships that fit your needs, look through the listings provided by the following sites and pages. These sites are established, reputable, and have put many students in touch with the resources they need to help pay for school.
U.S. Dept. of State Financial Aid Resource Page – For another tried-and-true source of financial assistance information, try the U.S. Department of State’s resource page. Here you’ll find plenty of insight and instruction when it comes to funding your education. The page lists both government and non government-funded grants and scholarships.
Fastweb Student Resources – Fast Web is a good, reliable resource for finding schools, scholarships, and other financial aid. The site is free to use and has lots of extra features, like message boards where you can chat with other students.
Big Future by The College Board – Big Future by The College Board connects users with college recruiters – along with billions of dollars in scholarship opportunities. There’s even an interactive tool to help you create your own customized college plan.
Federal Student Aid Site – On the FSA site, you can learn the ins and outs of the federal lending program and apply for aid to see how much you qualify for. Make sure you use the links on the site to apply, since some websites will try to charge you for this service. You should never have to pay to access or fill out a federal loan application (FAFSA).
StudentScholarship.org - This organization has been providing scholarship information to students since 2003. They take great pride in helping non-profit organizations and private companies in distributing their scholarship information to students across North America. This source is 100% free for students to use.
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There are a lot of scholarships and grants available for specific groups who may have been traditionally underserved at higher learning institutions. The sites and pages in this section will connect you with trusted organizations who work hard to help fuel diversity in the American higher education system.
LGBT Scholarship Resources – This helpful tool, created and updated by the Human Rights Campaign, allows you to perform a state-by-state search for scholarships that are available to LGBT students.
American Indian College Fund – The American Indian College Fund helps to provide opportunities for American Indian students who want to further their education. The group’s work also includes the preservation of indigenous language and culture.
Financial Aid for Students With Disabilities – This article, found on the University of Washington’s website, has all kinds of great resources for college-bound students who have a disability.
50+ College Scholarships for Minority Students - This article on Purdue Global shares financial aid scholarships for future and current college students, highlighting opportunities to specific minority demographics.
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Sometimes, groups and individuals make funds available for students pursuing their education in a particular field. If you already have your career path mapped out, check here for some major-specific grants, scholarships, fellowships, and other opportunities.
Scholarships for Music Students – If you plan to be a music major, look at The National Association for Music Education’s site. There you’ll find scholarships and other opportunities designed particularly for music students.
EngineerGirl.org Scholarship Page – Engineering students should check out this great list of scholarships available only to those students pursuing a career as an engineer.
Aid Opportunities for Art Students – This excellent page comes from the College Art Association, and is full of information about currently available scholarships, grants, and fellowships for students of the arts.
Financial Aid for Nursing Students – If you seek a career in nursing, this site is a great place to start. There are actually quite a few grants and scholarships that are offered exclusively to nursing students.
AMA List of Grants, Awards, and Scholarships – If you aspire to become a doctor, the American Medical Association has several programs through which medical students can apply for financial assistance.
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These pages and sites all cater to students with specific educational goals – like studying abroad or being the first in their family to obtain a college degree. You may be surprised to find that you meet the criteria for a specialized grant or scholarship simply due to your life situation or your unique outlook.
International Scholarship Search – For students who want to attend college in another country, the International Scholarship Search page is an incredibly valuable resource. Students are able to search through a large database of international scholarship and study abroad opportunities.
Scholarships and Grants for Single Mothers – Scholarships.com keeps this list of annual scholarships extended exclusively to single mothers trying to juggle the challenges of going to school while raising their children.
First Generation Scholarships – This article from U.S. News lists several great financial assistance opportunities for people who are the first in their family to attend college.
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