The following
scholarships are posted for your information. To obtain an application
and firm deadline, students should visit the posted website. If no website is
listed, contact the counseling center for an application.
GENERAL SCHOLARSHIPS
This
file is a listing of all the scholarships in the Excel form. You can
sort them by date or title using this file, but there is not as much
information available, and there are no links.
October 31
Coca-Cola
Scholars Program
250 merit based scholarships; well rounded individuals with
highly developed interests in their community. Academics, community service,
extracurricular activities, employment. National scholarship program. Apply
at : www.cocacolascholars.org
November 7
Prudential Spirit of Community Awards
Community Service Awards; must
complete an application; must have strong community service resume; state
finalists receive $1000; national finalists receive $5000. Go to : www.prudential.com/spirit
November 1
Voice of Democracy
Must have a 35 minute audio essay on cassette tape or CD; this year's theme: Celebrating Our Veterans Service; competing for $143,500 in national scholarship awards. Go to : www.vfw.org and then to programs and youth development.
November
15 Intel
Science Talent Search
Requires a research project;
requires a written report on the project of not more than 20 pages; Apply
at: www.sciserv.org
November
28
Chapel of the Four Chaplains
Essay contest with prizes ranging
from $300-$1000. Theme changes yearly. Check the website Four Chaplains for
this year's theme.
December 1
American Legion
This is a national oratorical
contest. You must present a memorized speech, 8 to 10 minutes in length,
talking about the Constitution of the
December 1
SAE Engineering Scholarships
Must intend to earn a degree in
engineering or a related science; complete application; 65 possible
scholarships at various universities in the
December 1
Soroptimist (Violet
A young woman student who has
identified a problem and tried to solve it, and who has significant volunteer
experience. www.soroptimist.org
December 2
Air Force ROTC
Students must have at least a 2.5
GPA and an 1100 on SAT or 24 on ACT. You must also take the physical fitness
test as described on the application. You apply online for this scholarship:
http://www.afrotc.com/scholarships/applynow/highSchol.php
December
9
Four Chaplains Art Contest
Art
contest with prizes from $500-1000. Themed. Look for information on
this year's theme at Four
Chaplains
December 10
National
Highly qualified students who plan
to enter a 4year college and major in a communications related field.
The scholarship committee will look at the candidate's creative accomplishments
and leadership skills as well as academic portfolio. Go to: www.emmyonline.org then to daytime entry, foundation, scholarships.
December 15
Burger King Scholars
National scholarship; $1000 award;
1 student will be nominated from Newberg High School based on a minimum 2.5 to
a maximum of 3.5, working an average of 15 hours a week, activities, financial
need, letters of recommendation, planning to attend 2 year, 4 year or technical
school. See counseling center for more details about requirements, or go to : http://www.bkscholars.scholarshipamerica.org/
December 15
AXA Achievement Scholarship Program
National scholarship; $10,000
scholarships to 52 students, one in each state, DC and
December
31
VFW Tribute Scholarship
The Veterans' Tribute Scholarship
is available to children and grandchildren, ages 15 through 18, of all
Points are given to entrants based on their personal academic achievement,
family VFW involvement and their parent's or grandparent's military service. Application
link
December 31
Elks National Foundation Scholarship: Emergency Educational Fund Grants
Award ranges up to $3,000 and is
only good for one year. This scholarship provides financial assistance to
children of deceased or totally disabled elks, who wish to obtain or further
their college education. Application can be requested at all local Elks lodges.
Go to: www.elks.org
January 12
Elks
Legacy Scholarship
Applicant must be a child or
grandchild (or stepchild, step grandchild, or legal ward) of an Elk who has
been a member for at least 2 years. Award based on test scores,
transcript, application, biographical questionnaire, letters of reference.
Initial application must be postmarked by
January
13
Elks Most Valuable Student
Local, District and National
winners; Awards based on application, essay, financial need, transcript, test
scores, letters of recommendation, copies of exhibits. 6 awards given to
local students. 1 st , 2 nd , 3 rd place awards to both boys and girls.
$1000 for 1 st , $250 for 2 nd and $150 for 3 rd . All applicants
are awarded $25. Application must be neatly organized and typed.
Liminted number of applications available in the counseling office or
apply at : www.elks.org
January 15 Mensa Education and Research Foundation Scholarship Essay Contest
Awards are made on the basis of an essay that describes the applicant's career, vocational, or academic goals. General awards are unrestricted as to age, race, gender, level of postsecondary education, grade point average and financial need. Go to: www.merf.us.mensa.org/scholarships
January 15 Navy ROTC Scholarship Programs
January 31 Financial Literacy Competition
Submit a 1,000 word essay,
design a web site, create a mixed media presentation or submit an artistic
piece of work addressing the topic of financial literacy. Specific questions
are listed on the application. Questions address topics such as careers and
entrepreneurship, the importance of financial literacy and steps to becoming a
successful employee or business owner . www.usatoday.com/money
January 31
Discover Card Tribute Award Scholarships (JUNIORS ONLY)
This scholarship is for juniors
pursuing Trade and Technical Careers (eg. computer technician, cosmetologist,
dental hygienist, carpenter, etc.). Application includes letters of
recommendation, documentation of community service, essay. 2.75 GPA for the 9
th and 10 th grades is required. Apply at: www.discovercard.com/tribute.htm
February 1 Laurel G. Case Scholarship
$1500 award ; Applicants must be pursuing a career in medicine. Minimum GPA of 3.6. Application includes 2 letters of recommendation, official transcript, resume and a personal statement . www.oafp.org/x2995.html
February 1 Schweiger Memorial Scholarship
10 Scholarships given out ranging from $1000-$4000, based on GPA, need, and desire to enter the construction industry. Apply online at : www.aadiving.com
February 1 ESA Foundation
A listing of 27 scholarships with specific qualifications. You may apply for 1 scholarship from the 27 listed. Must have 3.0 GPA. Scholarships for majors in education, music, interpreter for the deaf, veterinarian medicine, many others. Go to: ESA application
February 1 Sam Walton Community Scholarship Program
Each Wal Mart Store awards two $1,000 scholarships to high school seniors from the community in which they are operating. Application, transcript, proof of SAT or ACT score, and copy of Parents' Federal Income Tax Return must be submitted by February 1st. Go to: www.walmartfoundation.org
February 4
Hispanic
Metropolitan Chamber Scholarship
Must be Hispanic student with a 2.75 GPA attending a college or university in the Fall of 2006. 14 different scholarships are available with a single application. Applicants must come from a farm worker household. Must submit application, two letters of recommendation, have a high school diploma or GED, and answer no less than a 250 word essay. Apply at: www.hmccoregon.com
February
13
The
$1,000 to $3,000 scholarships for applicants interested in
accounting and who plan to attend one of the following accredited
February 13 COSA Scholarships
The Confederation of Oregon
School Administrators awards 10 scholarships to 2 or 4 year
February 15 National Coop Scholarship Program
This program is a college program
that integrates classroom studies with paid, productive, real life work
experience in a related field. Students get the best of both worlds a
high quality academic degree and an impressive resume of practical work experience.
Employers find motivated, well prepared students who excel as student employees
and as future hires after graduation. You must attend a specific coop college.
Go to website for additional information:
www.co-op.edu
February 15
Monsanto Agriculture Scholarship
One time awards of $1500 will be given to 100 high school seniors who come from a farm family and plan to pursue a career in the field of agriculture. Apply at: www.monsanto.com OR www.NAFB.com
February 15 Best Buy Scholarship
Well rounded students who have given back to their community. Go to webpage here ; jump to company information, then to community relations.
February 15
A 24 page booklet is available
for all students who wish to apply for scholarships and will be attending an
February 15 FFA Scholarships
There are many scholarships offered if you are a member of FFA. Scholarships include those offered by the Ford motor company, American Family Insurance, Chevron Companies, Farm King Supply, Key Bank and many, many others. If you are an FFA member, please see Ms. Sandoval to look at the booklet. This is well worth your time. Apply at: FFA
February
15
USTA/
$1500 towards first year of college;
must live in the Pacific Northwest Section of the USTA and be a USTA member.
More information and application can be found here: PNW-USTA
February
15
John Gyles Education Award
Full Canadian or American
citizenship is a requirement. Awards are available to both male and female
students in all areas of post-secondary study. Minimum GPA of 2.7 is
required. Criteria other than academic eligibility and finanical need are
considered in the selection process. Select students will receive up to $3000.
Must send for application, so allow a few days before the deadlines. link to address
go to scholarship info page from there.
February 28 U.S. Bank
U. S. Bank will award up to thirty $1,000 scholarships. Scholarship award recipients are selected through a random drawing process. Students can apply online by visiting the U. S. Bank Web site at: US Bank scholarship info
March 1
A variety of scholarships are available. Apply online at: www.osac.state.or.us
March 1 National Art Honor Society Scholarship
Five tuition scholarships from
$2,500 up to $25,000 offered. Must be a member of the National Art Honor
Society, submit slides of six original works, written statement describing your
artistic career goals and why you want to be considered for a scholarship. For
additional info go to: www.artinstitutes.edu
and go to financial/scholarships.
March 1
For residents of
March 1
Scholarships for students in 3 rd year or above second language. Applicants must rank in upper one third of senior class, and have earned a cumulative 3.5 GPA in second language. Applicants must submit complete application, 300 word personal statement, two letters of recommendation, and an official transcript. Go to: language scholarship
March
1
Renewable $1500 awards awarded to fulltime undergrads and $750 awards given to halftime undergrads. Scholarships will be renewed until student completes their degree or award reaches $6000 dollars, whichever comes first. 365 awards given out. Applications available at www.usafunds.org
March 4
National
5 awards ranging from $2,000 to $15,000; Seniors only, Minimum 2.75 GPA, letter of recommendation, SAT or ACT scores, essay question: Describe most satisfying achievement and what learned in 500 words or less. $15.00 fee to apply. Apply at: www.eee.org/bus/nasa
March 3 Financial Literacy Essay Contest
This contest is open to any
March 4 Scholar Athlete Milk Mustache of the Year (Sammy)
A $7500 college scholarship
award; nominations from teachers, coaches, principals, athletic directors,
parents and students, for scholar athlete; Judged on academic performance,
athletic excellence, leadership, community service, and milk experience. Panel
of celebrity athletes will choose top 25 winners, winners will travel to
March 4 AeA Technology Scholarships
Scholarships for future
Engineering and Computer Science Majors. Must be attending an www.ous.edu/ecs/scholarships.html
March 17
$500 scholarships awarded to
March 10
American Legion
Auxiliary National President's Scholarship
Must be a daughter,
stepdaughter, son or stepson of veteran who served in a war dating back to WWI.
(eg. WWII, Desert
March 12
Nisei Student Relocation Commemorative Fund
For student of Cambodian, Hmong, Laotian, Mien or Vietnamese heritage; available online at Nisei Scholarship
March 15 National Federation of Independent Businesses
A dues paying member of NFIB must nominate applicants. Must write essay on the importance of free enterprise and on how they have demonstrated entrepreneurial achievement. Go to: NFIB scholarship
March 15 American Legion Auxiliary Americanism Essay Contest
450 to 500 word essay. Title of essay: My Letter to a Person in the Armed Forces. Essays will be judged on subject matter, clearness and correct grammar, spelling and punctuation. 1 st and 2 nd place State Winners will receive a cash award.
March 31
Association of Computer Professionals in Education Two
$1000 scholarships for students actively involved in the use of technology
during their high school careers and planning to pursue studies in a technology
related field. Apply online: ACPE
March 31
Chuck Mickley Memorial
Scholarship
For
seniors who hold a current valid Amateur Radio License. Must have GPA of
3.00 and plan to enter college in the Fall of 2006. Apply online at Chuck
Mickley
April 1 Fred G. Lee Memorial Scholarship
Applicants must have at least
one parent who is full blooded Chinese, must be a
April 1
JATC Area 1 Inside Electrical
For
those interested in a vocation in this area, this scholarship offers an
apprenticeship, job placement, and free or substantially reduced tuition and
book expense. Pick
up an application in the counseling center.
April 1
For
a senior preparing to enter a junior college or a four year college or university
with the state of
April 1
Associated
Must be accepted for enrollment in an accredited 4 year college program in a forest resource production field of study. Selection based on GPA, SAT or ACT scores, essay, studies and experiences as they relate to forestry. Go to: Logger scholarship information
April 1
OHSU School of Medicine Student Senate
Two $350 scholarships for
students majoring in the medical field and attending college in
April 3
Scholarships for seniors entering the health care field.
12 high schools will compete for the scholarships. Selection
criteria include appearance and completeness of the application, scholastics
(GPA), school and community activities/services, references, and
appropriateness of choice of health care field. Go online at LegacyHealth scholarship
April 8
Daughters of the American Revolution Champoeg Chapter
Scholarship is for female seniors. Must submit an essay of 400 to 600 words on the topic: what are the four liberties and why are they important? Different scholarships available at the chapter, regional and national levels. DAR scholarship information
April 10th Iranian/American Professional Society of
For students of Iranian descent or who are interested in promoting Middle Eastern or Persian culture or art. Iranian-American scholarship
April 15
Asian American Foundation of
Four $800 college scholarships for applicants who have participated in Asian community and cultural events, have at least a 2.5 GPA, and submit a 250word essay. Apply online @ www.aaforegon.com/scholarships/procedures.html
April 15
Oregon Sports Hall of
Nine $2000 scholarships awarded
to
April 30
DPMA/pc
Scholarship
$1,000 scholarship for students pursuing
a career in the information technology career field. Award is based on
academic performance, information technology related career goals,
recommendations and financial need. Apply online at DPMA
May 1 FOR JUNIORS ONLY Wescon Scholarship
For students majoring in
electronics engineering or an approved associated field at a 4 year college or
university. Must submit a 500 to 600 word essay describing the
importance of electronics engineering in the
May 12
Must be
May 15
Educational Communications Scholarship Foundation
National scholarship based on
GPA, SAT, activities, financial need given by Who's Who Among American High
School Students. One hundred and fifty $1000 scholarships are given. THERE
IS A $3.50 PROCESSING FEE THAT MUST BE SENT WITH THE APPLICATION. Go
to: www.collegeview.com/financial_aid/types_fin_aid/scholarships/ecscholar.html
OR Get application online at www.honoring.com
July
25
Bank of
Five $1,000 scholarship. To apply go to : www.bankofamerica.com/studentsweeps
July
31
OP Loftbed
US Citizen attending an accredited school in the 2006-2007 school year. OP Loftbed scholarship
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR
There are a huge number of
scholarships available through getcollegefunds.org
Follow the link, go to the scholarship link on the left, then to the
appropriate scholarship link on the top of the that page. Most of the
SCHOOL SPECIFIC LINKS
These links are for the main scholarship/financial aid page for
each school. Follow the links to find out about dates, application criteria and
specific amounts available.
American Musical and Dramatic
Academy
Brigham Young
University-Idaho
Oregon Health
Sciences University
Pacific Northwest
College of Art
Other helpful links:
FAFSA
(Free Application-Federal Student Aid) -this is by far one of the most important
pieces of college paperwork!!!! Nearly every school in the nation will
require you to have filled this out.
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