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College Board Scholarship Opportunities
Introducing the College Board Opportunity Scholarships
A Clearer Path to College for All Students
Applying to college is a complicated process, so we've created a program that guides you through it. This scholarship program is open to all students and it doesn't require an essay, application, or minimum GPA. Instead, it rewards your effort and initiative. Complete key steps along your path to college for a chance to earn scholarships.
The Scholarships
The more effort you put in, the more opportunities you have to earn a scholarship. Complete all six, and you’re eligible to earn $40,000. Scholarships will be awarded through monthly drawings to students who complete each action.
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1. Build Your College List: $500
Get started by exploring colleges you're interested in. Learn More
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2. Practice for the SAT: $1,000
Use Official SAT Practice on Khan Academy® to get ready for test day. Learn More
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3. Improve Your Score: $2,000
Show how practice pays off by improving your SAT score. Learn More
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4. Strengthen Your College List: $500
Make sure your college list has a mix of academic safety, match, and reach schools. Learn More
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5. Complete the FAFSA: $1,000
Fill out the free government form to apply for financial aid. Learn More
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6. Apply to Colleges: $1,000
Apply to the schools you want to attend. Learn More
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Complete Your Journey: $40,000
Complete all six scholarship steps to be eligible for a $40,000 scholarship. Learn More
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GFWC Texas Scholarship Applications
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Josh Johnson Memorial Scholarship Application
Scholarship Information
Students must be current year high school graduates who demonstrate exemplary Christian character and sound moral judgment…
Who has also demonstrated an above-average effort in all academic pursuits, preferably an A-B student.
(NOTE: Please provide a complete transcript with this application) …
If not possible now- please indicate ranking on your list of accomplishments
Who will seek full-time enrollment (12 hours or more first semester) in an institute of higher learning the following academic year...
Who has also been integrally involved in his/her church/community/school activities, serving the needs of others in various projects and efforts…
Please complete the following questions and return by:
Email or scan to twilajohnson24@gmail.com or mail to Twila Johnson, PO Box 446 Kenedy Tx. 78119, no later than Friday, April 1, 2022. If you have questions call 361-646-9075.
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Kleberg-Kenedy County Livestock Show Concert Scholarship
Concert Scholarship Application Revised 11-5-21
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
Applicant for the Concert Scholarship must meet or exceed the following requirements to be a qualified and eligible recipient of the Concert Scholarship Net Profits:
1. Be enrolled and actively participating in 4-H, FFA, or FCCLA at the time the application is submitted, AND
2. Be a high school senior and a graduate for the current year that resides in Kleberg or Kenedy Counties or attends a high school in Kleberg County, AND
3. Plan to attend an accredited college, university or vocational school during the first long semester following High School Graduation, AND
4. Be an exhibitor in the annual livestock show for a minimum of four (4) years, may include the applicant’s senior year, AND
5. Must complete a Concert Scholarship Fund Application form and submit to the show office by December 23rd, AND
6. Provide to the Show Office, before August 1st, evidence of enrollment in an Accredited College, University or Vocational School in the first long semester following High School Graduation.
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Special Circumstance Scholarships
Special Circumstance Scholarships
Tuition/Fee
Exemptions
Basis of Eligibility Potential Value How to Apply Adopted Students
Status as adopted child of parents who participated in an adoption assistance program under Texas family Code :162
Tuition and Fees
Contact the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services(http://www.dfps.state.tx.us/) or the Admissions Office at your college or university.
Foster Care Students
Documentation from the Dept. of Family and Protective Services of placement in the care of conservator ship of the TX Dept. of Family and Protective Services prior to age 18, through the day of high school graduation. Must enroll in Texas college or university within 3 yrs of graduation, but no later than age 21.
Tuition and Fees
Contact the Texas department of Family and protective Services(http://www.dfps.state.tx.us/) or the Admissions office at your college or university.
Children of Disabled or Deceased Fireman, Peace Officers, Game Wardens and Employees of Correctional Facilities
Status a child of a parent who was disabled or died in the line of duty
Tuition and Fees for the first 120 undergraduate credit hours or until age 26, whichever comes first. Contact the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board at 512-427-6344 or 800-242-3062 ext 6344 or email grantinfo@thecb.state.tx.us
Children of certain TANF Recipients
Status as dependent child of parents who received TANF benefits on your behalf for 6 months of your senior year. Enrolled in Texas college or university within 2 yrs of graduation before age 22.
Tuition and Fees for 1 year
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STANLEY Technology Scholarship
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Up to $5,000 STANLEY Technology Scholarships Available for Your Students
Awards are open to individuals interested in Security, Information Science, Technology or Computer Science related fields of study.
Spread the word about this great scholarship opportunity to your students!
Applicants must:
- Be in their final year of high school/upper secondary school or high school/upper secondary school graduates or current college/university undergraduates
- Be pursuing a degree in an eligible Security, Information Science, Technology or Computer Science related field of study
- Plan to enroll in fulltime undergraduate study at an accredited college, university or vocational-technical school for the entire 2021-22 academic year
- Reside in and plan to attend college/university in the United States (U.S.), United Kingdom (U.K.), France, The Netherlands, or Sweden for the next upcoming academic year
Learn more at https://apply.scholarsapply.org/stanley-scholarship.
Deadline to apply: April 15, 2021 3:00 pm CT
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Stantec's Equity & Diversity Scholarship
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Student Scholarships
Students create an account on StudentScholarships.org and apply today!
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Texas Farm Credit Scholarship
Student Ag Champs & Scholarships
Texas Farm Credit is honored to play a part in supporting our future leaders by offering the following programs.
Ag Champs
Each Texas Farm Credit branch location will select one local student who will be awarded a $1,000 academic grant and the title of Ag Champ. There will be 18 Ag Champs in all. In addition, each Ag Champ will also have a $1,000 contribution made in their honor to their FFA chapter or 4-H club.
Marsha Martin Scholarship
Texas Farm Credit will present $5,000 postsecondary scholarships to ten future ag leaders. Winners will be announced in May. The annual scholarship program is named in honor of Paris, Texas native Marsha Pyle Martin, a strong advocate for youths and agriculture who passed away in 2000 following a 30-year Farm Credit career.
Youth Ag Video Showcase (YAVS)
For information on our video contest, please visit the showcase page of our website.
Eligibility
To qualify, an applicant must:
- Be a high school senior scheduled to graduate in 2022 (Children of employees or directors are not eligible)
- Be a member of FFA or 4-H
- Reside in Texas Farm Credit's 100-county territory
- Submit a current high school transcript (official or unofficial)
- Submit a 2022 application. Incomplete applications will not be accepted.
- Submit a resume
- Submit an essay (see application for essay topic)
- Completed applications must be received by January 15, 2022
Application
To apply, students can either use the online application linked below or download the paper application and mail it in. Mailing instructions are included at the bottom of the paper application.
Due Date
All applications are due by 11:59 pm on January 15, 2022. All winners will be announced by May 2022.
Enter Here
After preparing everything you need to apply, click below to access the application form.
Fill out the application completely and submit it no later than January 15, 2022.
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The Charles Butt Scholarship for Aspiring Teachers
The Charles Butt Scholarship for Aspiring Teachers – one component of the Raising Texas Teachers initiative – is designed to support promising students to consider a future in the teaching profession. Scholars receive up to $8,000-$10,000 in annual funding for up to four years, as well as ongoing professional development opportunities, mentorship from sitting public school educators, and participation in a statewide aspiring teachers network facilitated by the Raise Your Hand Texas Foundation.
Approximately 100 new scholarships are awarded through 13 eligible universities and partner programs, with the cohort growing to include 500 scholars annually. The competitive selection process includes an application, pre-screening by university teams, and a daylong event consisting of a group activity, mock teaching lesson, and panel interview.
The Charles Butt Scholarship for Aspiring Teachers is designed to support promising students pursuing a future in the teaching profession. The scholarship consists of $8,000-$10,000 in annual funding, as well as professional development opportunities and mentorship from sitting public school educators. The scholarship is open to students who are working toward receiving their teaching certification for the first time at selected universities.
The Charles Butt Scholarship is for students who demonstrate a strong commitment to a teaching career in a majority economically disadvantaged school or in a shortage subject area (in a school where more than 50% of students are eligible for free or reduced lunch, or as a math, science, bilingual, or special education teacher) in the Texas public school system.
The Charles Butt Scholarship application will open on October 1st, 2021. Each university has its own application deadline, listed below. More information, eligible universities, and programs can be found below.
The Charles Butt Scholarship for Aspiring Teachers is available to prospective teachers who are currently in, or plan to enter, an eligible teacher preparation program at a Raising Texas Teachers partner university. Aspiring Teachers can apply in the fall of any year between their senior year of high school and junior year of college. See below for the list of eligible programs at each university and the application deadline for each university.
To be eligible for the scholarship, students must be committed to teaching in a majority-economically disadvantaged school or in a shortage subject area (in a school where more than 50% of students are eligible for free or reduced lunch, or as a math, science, bilingual, or special education teacher) in a Texas public school. Preference is given to Texas residents.
