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You have a story that deserves to be told and a voice that needs to be heard. We want to hear you, and we want to help you be heard by the world!

I Weigh is all about radical inclusivity and allyship, creating a community where no one feels alone. Our mission is to amplify, advocate, and pass the mic, while inspiring everyone around us to continue learning and growing as individuals, which in turn will result in growth collectively as a society.

As part of our mission to amplify new voices, we’re so excited to launch a scholarship, and at least three students will be awarded $5,000 each for their education!

To apply, share your story with us below, and if you feel inspired, add a link to an original art piece, song, vlog, or any piece of original content that shares what makes you, you!

The Idaho Society of CPAs is NOT currently accepting applications for scholarships for the 2022-2023 academic year. Applications will be accepted starting in February, 2022..

A) ISCPA will award individual scholarships for the 2022-2023 academic year in June, 2022

B) Two of the scholarships awarded will be designated for graduate students only

C) The deadline for applications is May 20, 2022.

Eligibility:

A) Idaho resident

B) Majoring in Accounting

C) Either enrolled as a full-time

1) under-graduate student at the junior or senior level (third or fourth year) at a college or university in the state of Idaho

or

2) graduate student at a college or university in the state of Idaho

D) Must have a minimum of two semesters, or equivalent, of schooling left after June, 2022.

E) Must have a cumulative grade point average of 2.75 or above for all class work prior to the application

F) Non-traditional students who have not been enrolled in a higher education institution for a period of three years shall be exempt from the cumulative grade point average requirement for the first semester, or quarter, of the scholarship.

G) All recipients must maintain the stated grade point for each semester the scholarship is in effect

Selection Criteria:

The Idaho Society of CPAs will screen all applications received and recommend the recipient(s) based on:

A) Sincere desire for further education or training

B) Individual achievement as evidenced through participation in outside interests and activities, leadership roles and/or work experience

C) Grade point average or academic standing will be considered, but will not be the primary determinant

The Cameron Impact Scholarship is a four-year, full-tuition, impact-driven undergraduate scholarship awarded annually to 10-15 exceptional high school students who have demonstrated excellence in leadership, community service, extracurricular activities, and academics. The Cameron Impact Scholar is unique among their peers in their desire to directly impact their communities and in the world at large. Our Scholar aspires to contribute to positive forces for change and plans to tailor their education to that end. The Cameron Impact Scholarship covers the full tuition, fees, and books at any accredited U.S. based college or university that the recipient chooses to attend.

As a merit-based program, the Cameron Impact Scholarship is open to all applicants who meet the GPA and citizenship requirements, regardless of race, socioeconomic status, religion, sexual orientation or any other background factors. We are looking for young leaders with demonstrated passion and commitment to any variety of positive impact.

Eligibility / Selection Process

There are countless ways to make a positive impact in many professional careers. The Cameron Impact Scholar has both the ability and the intent to make real, tangible contributions in their lifelong dedication to the greater good. The Foundation will allocate approximately 25%, or a quarter of the scholarships to individuals pursuing careers in education, nonprofits, government, and/or military and have a stated professional goal of public service.

Eligibility for the Cameron Impact Scholarship is based on the following criteria.

The applicant must:

A) Maintain a minimum, cumulative, unweighted GPA of a 3.7/4.0 scale or equivalent in their high school studies;

B) Be a full citizen of the United States of America;

C) Be in the high school graduating Class of 2023, planning to enroll in a full-time course of study towards a degree at an accredited four-year U.S. college or university for the full academic year following high school graduation;

D) Show proven excellence in extracurricular activities, be motivated leaders with a strong work ethic, demonstrate active participation in community service and/or civic minded arenas; and

E) Submit the following three components by the Application Deadline:

1) Online Application;

2) Two required Letters of Recommendation; and

3) Transcript certifying academic performance.

There are two opportunities to submit the Initial Online Application:

1) Early Application Deadline for the Class of 2023 is May 20, 2022 at 12:00pm PT (NOON)

2) Regular Application Deadline for the Class of 2023 is September 9, 2022 at 12:00pm PT (NOON)

Applications are received and reviewed on a rolling basis. Please note that the Foundation is limiting the number of Applications they will review to 3,000 from the Class of 2023. We will make a note on the website and our social media pages if and when this limit is approaching.

The Selection Committee will select 100 Finalists to receive face-to-face interviews in the Fall of 2022 (typically at the Applicant’s high school). Recipients of the Cameron Impact Scholarship will be announced in December 2022.

Recipients of the Cameron Impact Scholarship are required to attend an annual Cameron Impact Scholars Award Ceremony and Summit for the 4-year duration of the Scholarship.

To recognize the efforts of students and teachers committed to financial and entrepreneurship education, Fifth Third will award twenty-eight accomplished students across the country with a $2,500 529 College Savings Gift Card via our scholarship contest.

HOW IT WORKS AND ELIGIBILITY

Once you have completed at least one module of a Finance Academy course (personal finance or entrepreneurship), reflect on what you have learned and submit your contest entry in the form provided above. Suggested length: 300 – 500 words. This scholarship contest is open to any U.S. student in grades 9-12 who has completed at least one module of a Finance Academy course during the 2021 – 2022 school year. The scholarship contest will run in both the fall and spring semesters.

Fall semester entries must be submitted by January 14, 2022 and spring semester entries must be received by May 27, 2022.

SELECTION OF WINNERS

Winners will be selected in both the Fall and Spring semesters. A committee of EVERFI judges will select the fall semester winners no later than February 14, 2022. Spring semester winners will be selected no later than June 24th, 2022. Entries will be judged based on the content of message, the quality of writing, and originality. 28 winners in total will be selected. With written approval, winning entries may be featured by EVERFI and their affiliates.

Winners will each receive a $2,500 529 College Savings Scholarship.

As the inaugural initiative of the Lead with Languages Scholarship Fund, this award provides merit-based scholarships to graduating high school seniors committed to pursuing the language teaching profession in languages other than English.

The program provides recipients with an award of $1,500 per academic year. Scholarships may be renewed three times following the initial award, for a cumulative total of $6,000 per recipient.

Lead with Languages Teacher Scholars will also receive complimentary ACTFL membership—which includes access to the ACTFL Mentoring Program aimed at early-career language educators—during their participation in the program as well as for one year following graduation and entry into the teaching field.

Due to the urgent shortage currently in this field, deferrals will not be permitted and awardees who intend to renew their scholarships must do so in consecutive years.

Save the Date

The 2022 application period will reopen in early April; at that time, a link to the submission form will appear here. All applications must be submitted online no later than 5:00 p.m. ET on Friday, May 27, 2022.

Should you have any questions about the Teacher Scholarship Program, please don't hesitate to email us at leadwithlanguages@actfl.org.

Eligibility Requirements

To be eligible for consideration, applicants must:

A) Be U.S. citizens, nationals, or permanent residents attending secondary schools in the United States or a U.S. territory.

B) Be anticipating completion of a high school diploma at the time of application.

C) Be accepted and planning to pursue a degree at an accredited U.S. post-secondary institution, leading to credentialing as a language educator.

D) Have taken at least two years of the same language in high school, or present documentation of proficiency results from an ACTFL Oral Proficiency Interview (OPI), the ACTFL Assessment of Performance Toward Proficiency (AAPPL), or any comparable assessment.

E) Have maintained a 3.0 or higher GPA overall (on a 4.0 scale).

Tom LoCasale represented the good in the world and improved the lives of those around him.

Tom believed that a happy, healthy, and productive life came from a set of skills and was always working on bettering himself. Tom was able to develop patience, perseverance, and character through his practice of golf. He spent many years volunteering with First Tee, introducing the game of golf and its inherent values to youth.

This scholarship seeks to honor Tom LoCasale's life by supporting students who have learned valuable life skills through the sport of golf.

Any high school senior who plays golf may apply for this scholarship. Candidates who will be a first-generation college student or identify as an underrepresented minority are highly encouraged to apply.

To apply, tell us about the biggest lesson you've learned from golf and how you'll use those lessons in the future.

To be eligible for the No Essay Smart Owl Scholarship:

A) You must be a resident of any of the 50 United States, District of Columbia or US Territories

B) You must be 16 years of age or older

C) You must either be enrolled in a college/university or registered in a qualified high school

D) You must be located within the United States

Note that this is a monthly scholarship and applications will close at the end of each month.

Scholarships

One $1,000 scholarship each year. Applicant must be an Abbeville county resident.

Eligibility: Parent or grandparent must have an Abbeville FB membership and students must be pursuing an ag related career.

How to get an application: Applications are available at the county office. Completed applications can be returned to the county office by mail, e-mail, or fax.

Deadline: The deadline for submitting an application is May 30. The applicant will be notified by mail if they are chosen and they will be notified by July 30.

Scholarships

Four $750 scholarships for a technical college or up to three $1,500 scholarships for a four-year college.

Eligibility

A) Applicants must be a member of Williamsburg County Farm Bureau,

B) Must be a rising sophomore, junior and senior enrolled in any accredited agricultural college or technical college in the US pursuing an agricultural degree.

C) Williamsburg County high school students in the top third of their class who have already been accepted to a college may apply

D) Deadline to apply: May 30

For more information or to obtain a copy of the application, contact the county office

I’ve been very fortunate, and it’s time for me to give back. With the Irene Adler Prize, I’m awarding a $1,000 scholarship to a woman pursuing a degree in journalism, creative writing, or literature at a recognized post-secondary institution in the U.S. or Canada, based on an essay competition.

My mother is a journalist and my sister works in publishing. The editors who gave me my big breaks with the New York Times, the Washington Post, and National Geographic are all female. Nearly every story of mine that’s won an award was assigned by a woman. Teachers, librarians, publicists, literary agents, fellow writers…I could go on. Women have had a huge impact on my career.

In today’s challenging climate, I want to let my female colleagues know – past, present and future – that they and their work are respected and valued. This is not to minimize men. It’s to help maximize the talents of the other 50 percent of the world’s population, which is too frequently shortchanged. The time is right.

The Irene Adler Prize: Competition Guidelines

1) Entry is free of charge.

2) There is no age restriction.

3) The Irene Adler Prize winner will receive a $1,000 US scholarship.

4) The competition is open to women commencing or continuing to pursue a bachelor’s, master’s, or Ph.D degree in journalism, creative writing, or literature at a recognized post-secondary institution in the United States or Canada in 2022-23.

5) Applicants must be U.S. citizens or Canadian citizens.

6) The application period begins on January 30, 2022. The deadline is May 30, 2022. No late applications will be accepted.

7) Each application consists of two (2) elements:

A) A 500-word essay in English on one of the following three topics:

Which story from your life best illustrates why writing is important to you?
If you could embark on an adventure anywhere in the world, what would it be?
What is a mystery that you’d love to solve via your writing?

Each essay must have its own original title. The applicant’s name, mailing address, phone number, and email address must appear on the first page. All personal information will be kept strictly confidential.

B) A completed entry form (see below)

8) The essay and entry form are to be emailed as separate attachments to:

ireneadlerprize@gmail.com

The essay and entry form must be in Microsoft Word format.

In the email subject line, include the title of the essay and “(Irene Adler Prize application).” Example: “Coming of Age Amid the Rhododendrons (Irene Adler Prize application).”

9) There is a limit of one (1) entry per person. Multiple entries by the same person will be disqualified.

10) Entries will be judged on content, originality, structure, and overall writing quality by Lucas Aykroyd, the prize administrator. The administrator’s decisions are final.

11) Plagiarized entries will be disqualified.

12) The winner will be announced on August 1, 2022. Honorable mentions will be awarded at the judge’s discretion.

13) The prize administrator reserves the right to publish the winning essay and the author’s name on lucasaykroyd.com and to publicize it through various media channels.

14) Proof of enrollment at a recognized post-secondary institution for 2022-23 must be supplied before the prize is paid out. This can consist of a) a proof of enrollment letter or certificate from the institution’s registrar’s office b) an official tuition bill c) a schedule of classes.

15) The $1,000 US prize payment will be applied to educational expenses. It will be made directly to the winner’s post-secondary institution. In the event that the post-secondary institution will not accept it, payment will be made directly to the winner.

16) Payment of any applicable taxes is the responsibility of the winner.

17) The Irene Adler Prize is a one-time award. Past winners are not eligible to compete again.

Lime Connect believes strongly in the potential of high school students who happen to have all types of disabilities and is committed to supporting their future. In 2019, we were pleased to launch our inaugural Pathways Scholarship designed for current high school seniors who are pursuing a degree at a four-year university or college in either the U.S. or Canada.

Recipients of the Lime Connect Pathways Scholarship each receive $1,000 in support of their university/college studies. The awards are merit-based, but financial need will be taken into consideration.

Eligibility Requirements:

2022 Scholarship Applicants must match the following criteria:

A) Have, or consider themselves to have a visible or invisible disability*

B) Current high school senior in the U.S. or Canada graduating in the Spring or Summer of 2022

C) Accepted to, or applied and awaiting acceptance to, a 4-year university or college in the U.S. or Canada for the 2022-2023 academic year

D) Intending to be enrolled full time in that 4-year university or college in Fall 2022

* An individual with a disability is defined as someone who has or considers themselves to have, a long-term, or recurring, issue that impacts one or more major activities that others may consider to be a daily function); this definition also includes the perception among others that a disability exists. We know that 90% of disabilities on campus are invisible, and candidates with all disabilities are encouraged to apply.

We are seeking bright minds with a desire to heighten national awareness via our social media campaign to end the dehumanizing forces of human trafficking and child exploitation.

Eligibility requirements

A) Must be a current high school senior or college freshman, sophomore, or junior.

B) Plan to attend an accredited college, university, or community college in the upcoming academic year.

C) Be a U.S. Citizen or permanent resident.

D) Have a GPA of 2.50 or higher.

Submission requirements.

Prepare and submit an essay (minimum of 250 words and maximum of 750 words) based upon any of the following topics:

A) Why is it important for companies to be proactive about human trafficking?

B) How do we make those that feel invisible be seen and lower their risk of falling into human trafficking?

C) Why is this a critical time to address human trafficking?

D) How do we make younger generations more aware and vigilant (for themselves and others)?

E) How does the All for Humanity Alliance to end trafficking improve society?

In the past couple decades, higher education enrollment rates for Hispanic students have risen dramatically, with an all-time record enrollment rate of 37%.

Oftentimes, the Hispanic student population finds themselves as the first in their families to navigate the exploration of higher education. College costs are high, but the Cisneros Climaco Scholarship seeks to encourage students to pursue higher education by providing scholarships for low-income Hispanic students in Florida.

High school seniors who are planning to pursue trade school or college education can apply if they have a 2.5 GPA or higher and are from a low-income background. To apply, write a letter to yourself five years down the line, and include a description of your family's Hispanic background.

The A Voice for Animals contest is now open. The competition has sections for 14-15 year old students and sections for 16-18 year old students.

The contest is also open to ESL (English as a Second Language) students.

Eligibility

A) Participants must currently be enrolled in middle or high school, or be home-schooled, and less than 19 years of age on January 31, 2022 (the date the contest opened for entries). No exceptions!

B) The contest is open to all otherwise eligible students worldwide regardless of nationality, citizenship, or country of residence.

For this year's contest, we invite you to consider how alternative energy affected terrestrial and marine wildlife, and what improvements can be made to protect these animals. Although alternative energy is generally less destructive to the environment than extractive energies, such as oil and coal, it is important to think about the impact that both traditional and alternative energies have on animals. We will accept entries on this topic for any of the submission types: 14-15 year old essay,16-18 year old essay, 16-18 year old essay with photos, or 16-18 year old video.

Full Circle scholarship applications are accepted every year from Jan 1 - May 31. The American Indian College Fund determines student eligibility and awards the scholarships. All applicants are emailed an award or denial notice by August. Those applicants who are chosen to receive a scholarship will also receive a mailed notice to the address listed on their applications. Here are the basic items that you will need to apply for the Full Circle Scholarship.

Application Process

A) Digital photo - Upload a digital photo that's at least 1.5 MB in size. We share photos with donors, so please ensure it looks professional. Read more in our Application Photo Q&A.

B) Tribal Affiliation - Upload a copy of your proof of tribal enrollment (ID or CIB) or descendency by submitting your parent's or grandparent's proof of tribal enrollment along with your birth certificates that proves descendancy.

C) Transcripts - Upload your most recent college transcript. (unofficial transcripts are accepted). High school students should submit transcripts or GED scores.

Eligibility

A) U.S. citizen or Canadian eligible to attend college in the U.S. under provisions of the Jay Treaty;

B) Enrolled in a certificate, associate, bachelor's, or graduate program at an accredited tribal, public, or private (non-profit) college or university;

C) Full-time enrollment (Full Circle applicants only);

D) Registered as an enrolled member of a federal or state recognized tribe, or a descendant of at least one grandparent or parent who is an enrolled tribal member. Alaska Natives may use Native Corporation membership. Learn how to prove descent or trace Indian ancestry.

E) At least a 2.0 cumulative GPA. Your scholarship may require a higher GPA to maintain eligibility. (Students attending TCUs with less than a 2.0 GPA may be considered for Tribal College and University scholarships; however, each TCU makes this determination individually.)

IFT’s foundation, Feeding Tomorrow, offers a variety of academic tuition scholarships for freshman, undergraduate, and graduate students. Feeding Tomorrow is committed to actively addressing barriers to access to education and science, especially for those who have been impacted the most by food inequity. We encourage all students who meet the criteria below to apply.

Feeding Tomorrow awards annual scholarships to students pursuing an undergraduate degree in a variety of disciplines within the science of food. Please see the list of available scholarships below and remember to verify your eligibility and review the application requirements.

General Eligibility:

A) Applicant must have a minimum grade point average of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale (or its equivalent)

B) Applicant must plan to enroll as a full-time freshman student pursuing an undergraduate degree in science of food at a U.S. or international university for the 2022–2023 academic year

C) Specific scholarships may also have other eligibility based on focus or topic area

The Larry F. Ball Memorial Scholarship was established in 2019 as a tribute to the memory of Larry Ball by his family. He was the beloved father and grandfather of two daughters and two granddaughters. His outgoing spirit and friendly smile allowed him to touch the lives of many people around him. He was proud to call himself an Ohio State Buckeye and believed in the power of education, thus inspiring this scholarship fund.

This $4000.00 scholarship will be awarded annually to a female student who is a resident of Ohio. Furthermore, the applicant will be committed to completing a Bachelor's degree at a four year university/college. The application details below outline the required eligibility criteria.

Thank you for your interest in the $4000.00 Larry F. Ball Memorial Scholarship! In order to be eligible for this scholarship, you must meet the following criteria:

A) Must be a female who is an Ohio resident.

B) Must be enrolled in a four year US accredited university/college located in ;Ohio; (in any year of college).

C) Must be able to demonstrate service within the community in some way and committed to community service in the future.

D) Must be a US citizen.

E) Must include a letter of recommendation from a non-family member.

F) Nontraditional students welcome to apply.

Please note: Scholarship recipient will receive $4000.00 that will be sent directly to the recipient's college account and can be used for tuition, books and/or school fees. No scholarship funds will be given ;directly; to the student.

This award will be issued only once in the Fall semester of the year that the award is given. The recipient can be in any year of their college education (1st-4th year). They can ;not; reapply for the scholarship in subsequent years.

If selected as a recipient of this scholarship, you will need to provide the following information to the scholarship administrators to receive your award funds:

A) Your name and student ID for the college where the funds are to go.

B) University Name, Financial Aid Office contact's name and the address where the award money will be sent.

The scholarship application deadline is May 31 and awarded in the Fall semester of the same year.

DASA will award a $1000 William B. Keene Scholarship and a $1000 Paul Carlson Dedication to Excellence Scholarship.
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This DASA scholarship competition is limited to schools that have at least one DASA member.

1) Eligibility:

A) Any Delaware High School senior who has applied and is likely to be accepted as an education major in college.

B) Students in schools that have an administrator who is a DASA Member in the school where the student attends.

C) All schools may submit two essays; schools with 250 twelfth grade students may submit three essays; schools with 300 or more may submit four essays. Should the school receive more than the number allowed, we ask that the school select the best and forward them to us. The high school is responsible for submitting ONLY the number of essays allowed based on the number of high school seniors in their school.

2) Required from students:

A) Submit 300-500 word essay on "Why I Chose Education as My Career Field"; it must be typed or written legibly in ink.

B) Submit a statement declaring that the essay is the student's work; grant DASA permission to reprint the essay for non-commercial uses.

C) Provide a statement of intent to apply for college and agreement to submit verification of acceptance once obtained.

D) Provide completed information on Form A.

E) Provide a statement of prior experiences in working with children on Form B.

Application Requirements:

A) Applicants must have be Oakland County 4-H participants planning to pursue a career in an agriculture-related field.

B) Applicants must be enrolled in an agricultural-related program of study and the applicant must have carried out, taught and demonstrated agriculture activities as part of his/her 4-H project experiences.

C) Applicant must be a high school senior or in college.

The SP College Scholarship program was created to help students win scholarships without the hassle of filling out paper applications and writing dozens of essays.

To be eligible for the Scholarship you must be:

A) At least 13 years old and enrolled or will enroll in a college or university in the US.

B) A legal resident of the U.S. or Puerto Rico.

Thus far, they have given away more than $650,000 to students through this scholarship program.

The Points College Scholarship program was created to help students win scholarships without the hassle of filling out paper applications and writing dozens of essays.

To be eligible for the Scholarship you must be:

A) At least 13 years old and enrolled or will enroll in a college or university in the US.

B) A legal resident of the U.S. or Puerto Rico.

Thus far, they have given away more than $650,000 to students through this scholarship program.

The attorneys of the Amy G Injury Firm believe everyone is entitled to an equal opportunity to create a better future for themselves, their families, and society as a whole.

It is a hard reality that many individuals continue to face circumstances that put them at a disadvantage for obtaining their goals. Our firm is devoted to working hard to give the voiceless a voice and to equal the playing field.

Consistent with this philosophy, the Amy G Injury Firm has proudly established the Access to Education Scholarship. An award of $1,000 will be presented each year to the applicant who offers the most innovative and thought-provoking ideas for expanding access to higher education and a strong articulation as to why they believe that objective is so critically important to the future of our nation and the world.

To learn more about some of the scholarship winners from previous years, click here.

Who is Eligible?

The 2022 Amy G Injury Firm Access to Education Scholarship is open to students presently enrolled in any course of study at an accredited degree program in the United States, whether a community college, junior college, undergraduate, or graduate school. GED holders and soon-to-be high school graduates attending a college-level study program are also eligible for the award.

The best candidates for the scholarship are those individuals who can eloquently describe their understanding of the role of higher education in our culture, how it can lead to the betterment of all segments of society, and how access to such programs can be expanded to be more inclusive of underrepresented groups.

Those interested in receiving the scholarship must submit evidence of good academic standing from their current institution. Such proof will consist of a cumulative grade point average of no less than 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.

Application Steps

Candidates for the scholarship are asked to supply a completed cover sheet, in addition to:

A) An up-to-date resume, current contact information, and a clear statement of present program level and student status

B) The latest version of the student’s academic transcript (unofficial versions are permitted) from their current school; freshmen are allowed to send an unofficial document from the most recent institution attended, together with any other available documentation from their present school

C) An original written essay of roughly 750 words (Times New Roman, 12-point font preferred) explaining the role of higher education in society and describing the applicant’s ideas for expanding access to a broader range of demographic groups

To be Eligible:

1. You must be at least 13 years old and enrolled or will enroll in a college or university in the US.

2. You must be a legal resident of the U.S. or Puerto Rico.

The ScholarshipPoints program was created in 2006 to help students win scholarships without the hassle of filling out paper applications and writing dozens of essays. To date, they have given away more than $650,000 through the ScholarshipPoints program.

The Achieve Atlanta scholarship is a need-based award designed to support APS students pursuing various post-secondary paths after high school. For students eligible for the 4-year college scholarship, Achieve Atlanta will award $5,000 per year (renewable for up to four years of school). For students eligible for the 2-year college or technical program scholarship, the award is $1,500 per year (renewable for up to two years of school). When combined with other possible sources of financial aid, the Achieve Atlanta scholarship should greatly reduce the need for students and families to take out high-interest, private loans to pay for school. The Achieve Atlanta scholarship is an important part of Achieve Atlanta's broader effort to dramatically increase the number of APS students who earn a post-secondary degree or credential.

To be eligible for an Achieve Atlanta scholarship, you must:

A) Graduate from an APS high school (includes charters)

B) Be enrolled in an APS high school continuously since at least the start of 11th grade

C) Graduate with a cumulative, weighted GPA of at least 75 to qualify for a scholarship to a technical school or associate degree program

D) Graduate with a cumulative, weighted GPA of at least 80 to qualify for a scholarship to a 4-year college or university

E) Complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid)

F) Demonstrate financial need through an Estimated Family Contribution (EFC) of $0 – $8,000 on the FAFSA Student Aid Report (this will be determined once you complete the FAFSA)

G) Enroll full-time in an accredited, non-profit college or technical program by the fall immediately following high school graduation (NOTE: To use the scholarship outside the state of Georgia, you must attend a school that has a graduation rate of 44% or higher as determined by the College Scorecard.)

Between April 1st-May 31st each year, the Securities and Insurance Licensing Association Foundation, Inc. (SILA Foundation, Inc.) is proud to offer the availability of ten one thousand dollar ($1000.00) scholarships to students focused on careers in the insurance and securities industry for use at any accredited post-secondary college or university within the continental United States.

Applicant Requirements

A) Be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident

B) Have a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.00 or better

C) Be enrolled in one of the following areas of study:

1) Business administration

2) Education

3) Finance or accounting

4) Insurance studies

5) Marketing

6) Mathematics

D) Be enrolled in a minimum of twelve (12) credit hours at an accredited post-secondary school OR

E) Be employed full-time and enrolled in a minimum of six (6) credit hours at an accredited post-secondary school

Application Requirements

A) A completed and electronically signed SILA Foundation Scholarship Application (submissions accepted April 1-May 31st)

B) A copy of a scholastic transcript that proves the academic requirement

Note: If you are a high school graduating senior please provide a copy of your high school transcript. If selected, you MUST provide a copy of your upcoming fall enrollment schedule from your college/university before we can release the fund.

C) A letter of reference

D) Employment verification letter if applying for consideration as a full-time employee

Note: If you fail to provide all required documentation at the time of application, your application will not be considered. If you request a copy of your transcript to be sent directly to us from your college/university, please upload the receipt from your request.

What you need to know

A) Applications are accepted from April 1 through May 31

B) Scholarships are awarded for the upcoming school year

C) Recipients are awarded based on the substance and value of the application information provided

D) Applications are evaluated and approved by the SILA Foundation

E) If chosen as a scholarship recipient, proof of citizenship or permanent residency is required (i.e. copy of US Passport, or birth certificate, or state issued driver's license, or USCIS Permanent Resident Card)

Springs Law Group is passionate about making the roads a safer place to drive. In a world filled with electronic devices, texting and driving is a leading cause of car accidents. According to safer-america.com, "One of every four car accidents in the United States is caused by phone usage behind the wheel", and "Drivers under 20 years old have the highest proportion of fatal accidents related to distracted driving." That's why we are offering the Safe Driving Scholarship to help raise awareness of the dangers of distracted driving, especially when it involves young adults.

Our firm is happy to offer this $1,000 scholarship to students who want to share their ideas on the current texting and driving laws in their state and what could be improved to promote safety on the roads.

Eligibility

A) The Safe Driving Scholarship is available to students enrolled in any high school, college, or university in the United States. High school students must be graduating seniors.

B) Candidates who apply for this scholarship must possess a GPA of 3.0 or higher.

Application Requirements

A) The candidate must submit a 750-word essay response to the prompt: Discuss the current texting and driving laws in your state and what could be improved to promote safety on the roads.

B) The candidate must submit a professional resumé that lists past professional and academic experience.

C) The candidate must submit a transcript from their current school to provide proof of GPA.

No matter a person's age or level of experience, anyone can become an entrepreneur. However, we believe one of the most essential measures of a successful entrepreneur is how much passion and enthusiasm they have behind an idea. Often, the best businesses grow and thrive from being rooted in this passion behind a single idea.

The attorneys at Franchise.Law value supporting entrepreneurs because they ARE entrepreneurs. Attorneys Jason Power and Jonathan Barber understand the amount of hard work and dedication it takes to own a business and stay on top of the latest industry trends.

Franchise.Law is proud to announce the Entrepreneur Scholarship, which is designed to support aspiring and future entrepreneurs. This scholarship allows students to explore why they are passionate about becoming an entrepreneur. Students will be asked to come up with an idea for a business and share how they would stay on top of that specific industry's trends. The student who best expresses their business details and ideas will be awarded a $1,000 scholarship.

ELIGIBILITY AND SELECTION CRITERIA

The scholarship is open to any student currently enrolled in an accredited community college, undergraduate, or graduate program in the United States. This includes incoming first-year college students who are either high school graduates or in possession of a GED. All applicants must be in good academic standing, maintaining a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher.

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

To apply, please provide the following:

A) A resume that includes up-to-date contact information, relevant education, professional and volunteer experience.

B) A 750-1000 word essay on why you are passionate about becoming an entrepreneur. Share details of what business you would create, how you would run it, and how you would stay on top of trends in the industry.

C) A current unofficial transcript from the applicant's school. First-year college students may submit an unofficial transcript from their most recent school, as well as an unofficial transcript from their current post-secondary institution.

The winner of the Franchise.Law Entrepreneur Scholarship will be announced in July of 2022.

As a law firm primarily focused on Social Security disability law, The Khaki Law Firm is well-acquainted with the hardships that can arise from any disability resulting from a congenital disorder, a mental disorder, or a debilitating injury. This is why Sara Khaki and her team of attorneys and social security claim representatives do everything in their power to support clients trying to overcome such difficult circumstances and get the legal and financial security they deserve.

While we know that dealing with the challenges that accompany any sort of disability is no easy undertaking, we honor and admire those who have been able to accomplish their goals in spite of these challenges. This is why we are proud to announce The Triumph Over Adversity Scholarship to award a student who has overcome or helped a friend overcome challenges related to a disability and has come out stronger despite facing such challenges.

Scholarship Eligibility

In order to be considered eligible for The Triumph Over Adversity Scholarship, students must be currently enrolled in an undergraduate, graduate, or law program within the United States. High school seniors who will be enrolled in college the following semester are also eligible to apply. All applicants must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.

Scholarship Award

The scholarship winner will be awarded $1,000 to be paid out to the school of their choice.

Scholarship Application

A complete scholarship application must include the following:

A) A current academic transcript, official or unofficial

B) An updated resume

C) In a 750-word personal essay, discuss an experience that you had while overcoming challenges related to a disability you personally have or helped a friend overcome. How did you overcome this adversity and achieve goals despite personal challenges?

Fractional CISO is providing a $1,000 scholarship to candidates studying cybersecurity full-time in the United States with the vCISO Cybersecurity Scholarship.

Eligibility:

You must be a student studying cybersecurity as your major in the United States. You may be an undergraduate or graduate student and over 18 years old. Fractional CISO employees, partners, clients and their families are not eligible for the vCISO Cybersecurity Scholarship.

Submissions:

For consideration by Fractional CISO, you must submit a personal essay on your cybersecurity journey. Candidate must provide mailing address, email address and phone number to enable communication with the Fractional CISO. Candidates may submit their application here. Fractional CISO will determine the winner based on the essay and subsequent communications with the candidate.

Calendar and awards:

2022 Application Cycle Key dates:

Submission Period: March 1, 2022 – May 31, 2022

Notification by: June 15, 2022

The family lawyers at The Colwell Law Group, LLC know the importance of a college education, and are committed to helping you build your best future during a time that may be challenging for both you and your family. We understand how difficult it can be for a single parent to attend and receive a college degree, or for a single parent to afford to send their child to college. This is why we are proud to announce our 2022 Single Parent Scholarship to award $1,000 to a student pursuing their education.

It is our hope that this scholarship opportunity will help relieve a little bit of you and your family's financial burden by bringing you peace of mind while achieving your dreams. Whether you are a single parent, going through a divorce, or a child of a single parent pursuing your college education, we encourage you to apply and share your story with us. We want to hear how living in a single parent household has affected your life and how it has impacted your education.

Scholarship Eligibility

Applicants for the Single Parent Scholarship must be enrolled in an undergraduate, graduate, or law program within the United States. We also encourage high school seniors who will be enrolled in college before the application deadline of May 31, 2022 to apply. Candidates must be in good academic standing and have a minimum GPA of a 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.

Application Requirements

To be considered for this scholarship opportunity, a full application must include:

A) An updated resume

B) A current official or unofficial transcript

C) A 750-word essay explaining how living in a single-parent household has affected your life.