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Baltimore Metro Alumni Chapter of Lincoln (Deadline: August 15)

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Baltimore Metro Alumni Chapter of Lincoln (Deadline: August 15)

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Ladies of Vision Scholarship ($500-$2500) (Deadline: June 1)

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Ladies of Vision Scholarship ($500-$2500) (Deadline: June 1)

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The Ladies of Vision Charities is pleased to announce our 2021 Scholarship Program! The program will award scholarships in amounts varying from $500 to $2500, per award. Your hard work and dedication have paid off and you are well on your way to attaining a bright and successful future. As you continue to pursue your academic and professional endeavors, we hope these scholarships will ease some of the financial burden associated with tuition, books, supplies, and other academic costs.
Submissions will be accepted until June 1, 2021.

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The Ladies of Vision Charities is pleased to announce our 2021 Scholarship Program! The program will award scholarships in amounts varying from $500 to $2500, per award. Your hard work and dedication have paid off and you are well on your way to attaining a bright and successful future.

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FAFSA Fridays! (Every Friday during lunch)

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FAFSA Fridays! (Every Friday during lunch)

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Need help securing cash for college? FAFSA opens this Friday, October 1st. Check out FAFSA Fridays for step-by-step guidance in creating your FSA ID and get started on the 2022-2023 FAFSA application!

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• Scholarships:
Scholarships are awarded to certain students based on specific criteria and are always free money that does not need to be repaid. They can be need-based, or based on merit, major, ethnicity, community
service, talent, or special circumstances. They can come from private companies or from your college.
• Grants:
Grants are usually awarded to students based on documented financial need. Grants are free money that do not need to be repaid.
• Loans:
Loans are the only financial awards that must be paid back, with interest. There are many flavors of loans, ranging from Subsidized Student Loans in which the government pays the interest while the student is in college, to Parent Loans in which interest begins immediately.
• Work-Study:
Federal College Work-Study awards enable you to earn part of your financial aid through employment o

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Looking for Talent?​Are you looking for diverse talent? TMCF has access to a highly qualified and diverse talent pool of more than 500,000 students and alumni from our 47 member-schools.We can help!Looking for a Job or Internship? TMCF connects students to top-tier employers for internships and good jobs.

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Ida B. Martin Scholarship (Deadline: May 10, 2022) Amount: $250

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Ida B. Martin Scholarship (Deadline: May 10, 2022) Amount: $250

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UNCF 3M SCIENCE. APPLIED TO LIFE. SCHOLARSHIP 2022 (Deadline: May 12)

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UNCF 3M SCIENCE. APPLIED TO LIFE. SCHOLARSHIP 2022 (Deadline: May 12)

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Each individual is eligible to receive up to $25,000 within the four years of the program; Year 1 $2,500 Year 2 $5,000 Year 3 $7,500 Year 4 $10,000

African American/Black, American Indian - Alaska Native, Asian Pacific Islander American, Hispanic American

U.S. Citizen, U.S. national or permanent resident

High School Senior, College Freshman

3M is committed to expanding opportunities for low-and-moderate-income students, partnering with nonprofit organizations and social enterprises to create financial equity and build stronger communities.

In partnering with UNCF, the UNCF 3M. Applied to Life. Scholarship Program was established to provide need-based scholarship support to underrepresented high school seniors (Class of 2022) and current first-year college students (Class of 2021) from St. Paul Public Schools, local Charter Schools serving St. Paul students, or the North St. Paul-Maplewood-Oakdale School District. Successful applicants must be interested in pursuing a STEM degree, or already enrolled in a STEM degree program as a full-time student at a U.S. based four-year college or university.

Preference will be given to students attending HBCUs. For renewal, students must continue to meet the specified criteria.
Program Features:
In addition to renewable scholarship assistance, The UNCF 3M. Applied to Life, Scholarship Program includes the following:

*Dedicated UNCF College Success Coach.

*An annual Scholars event convening during the summer months at 3M Headquarters or virtually.

*Access to a 3M Scholars Online Learning Community.
Program Requirements:
The application is now open for the 2022-23 academic year and students will be awarded in the Fall Term of 2022. Applicants for the program must meet the following requirements:

*Possess a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale.

*Complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form.

*Have a demonstrated, unmet financial need as verified by your college or university.

*Be planning to enroll full-time or already enrolled at an accredited U.S. based four-year college or university as a freshman.

*Be interested in pursuing or already pursuing a STEM degree.
Application Process:
For consideration, applications must be submitted online and include the following:

1. A high school transcript (unofficial can be submitted)

2. An online letter of recommendation from your high school counselor, teacher, college professor, or community leader (letters from family members and friends are unacceptable). Please use the recommendation instructions located to the right for further assistance.

3. A resume

4. Respond to the essay prompt regarding STEM career goals/interest
Preference will be given to students attending HBCUs and the following colleges/universities:
Florida A&M University, Howard University, Norfolk State University, North Carolina A&T University, Prairie View A&M University, Tuskegee University, Xavier University.

For assistance on how to submit a reference form, please click on the link under the Supporting Documents.

For more information, please contact Yves Pierre at yves.pierre@uncf.org

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UNCF 3M Science. Applied to Life. Scholarship 2022

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Each individual is eligible to receive up to $25,000 within the four years of the program; Year 1 $2,500 Year 2 $5,000 Year 3 $7,500 Year 4 $10,000 African American/Black, American Indian - Alaska Native, Asian Pacific Islander American, Hispanic American U.S. Citizen, U.S.

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 Miss Utility/District One Call Scholarship (Deadline May 27) 

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 Miss Utility/District One Call Scholarship (Deadline May 27) 

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Thank you for your interest in the Miss Utility/District One Call Scholarship Program.

Miss Utility/District One Call will select eight high school seniors from Maryland and Washington, D.C., to each receive a $1,008.11 single-year scholarship.

This application will ask you to attach the following elements. We recommend having these files completed and in your possession before moving on with the application process.

Essay: Essay must be a maximum of 500 words, typed in 12-point font, double-spaced and must respond to this prompt: Explain the importance of Miss Utility/District One Call and how it could relate to the career path you plan to pursue in the future. Review your essay for clarity and errors before you submit it with your application.

High School Transcript: Transcripts do NOT need to be official. Please save it with a file name starting with your first initial and last name, e.g., JSmith_transcript.pdf.
This application must be submitted by May 27, 2022 at 11:59 EDT to be considered.

Please note, this application does NOT allow you to stop and progress where you left off. Please plan to complete the application in one session.

If needed, high school transcripts may be submitted by mail. To submit the entire application by mail, please email glothamer@mghus.com for a PDF version. Materials submitted by mail must be postmarked no later than May 27, 2022, enclosed in an envelope labeled with the applicant's full name, school and zone, and sent to the following address:

Miss Utility
Attn: Susan Sullivan - Scholarship Program
7223 Parkway Drive, Suite 210
Hanover, MD 21076

Please contact Gabriella Lothamer at glothamer@mghus.com with any questions.

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2022 Miss Utility/District One Call Scholarship Application

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Thank you for your interest in the Miss Utility/District One Call Scholarship Program. Miss Utility/District One Call will select eight high school seniors from Maryland and Washington, D.C., to each receive a $1,008.11 single-year scholarship. This application will ask you to attach the following elements.

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CGCS-Bernard Harris Scholarship (Deadline: May 6) 

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CGCS-Bernard Harris Scholarship (Deadline: May 6) 

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The 2022 CGCS-Bernard Harris Scholarship Program deadline has now passed.

The Council of the Great City Schools is partnering with Dr. Bernard Harris to offer the CGCS-Bernard Harris Math and Science Scholarship Program for high school seniors who are majoring in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math)

Named after former astronaut, physician and businessman Bernard Harris, who was the first African American to walk in space, the scholarships are available to 2022 graduating seniors in urban school districts represented by the Council.

Four $5,000 scholarships for two males and two females each will be awarded to two African American and two Hispanic seniors pursuing studies in STEM-related fields in college next fall.

To apply for the 2022 scholarship, the application must be submitted online by May 6, 2022.

Before applying for the scholarship, please read the Program Guidelines

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Awards and Scholarships / CGCS-Bernard Harris Scholarship Program

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The Council of the Great City Schools is partnering with Dr. Bernard Harris to offer the CGCS-Bernard Harris Math and Science Scholarship Program for high school seniors who are majoring in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math)

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Intuit TurboTax Student Scholarship (Deadline May 8)

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Intuit TurboTax Student Scholarship (Deadline May 8)

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Intuit TurboTax Student Scholarship

About the challenge

Intuit and EVERFI invite students ages 13-19 to join the Intuit TurboTax Student Contest for the opportunity to earn a college scholarship or educational grant.

Intuit's Prosperity Hub School District Program provides access to Intuit's unique content and teacher professional development, as well as programs from Intuit's strategic partners, to school districts that are most in need. Intuit's work within these school districts provides students and teachers with access to career and financial readiness programs that develop 21st century skills employers seek.
We will award 20 students with a $2,500 college tuition scholarship. Scholarships will be awarded in the form of a 529 college savings gift card.

Be sure to complete the TurboTax Tax Simulation modules prior to submitting your essay to get all the info on taxes and how you can develop healthy financial habits. You can go through the simulation in your EVERFI Financial Literacy course or review the lessons here.

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Prosperity Hub Challenge - EVERFI | TurboTax

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Intuit TurboTax Student Scholarship Intuit and EVERFI invite students ages 13-19 to join the Intuit TurboTax Student Contest for the opportunity to earn a college scholarship or educational grant. Intuit's Prosperity Hub School District Program provides access to Intuit's unique content and teacher professional development, as well as programs from Intuit's strategic partners, to school districts that are most in need.

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Intuit Hispanic Heritage Foundation Scholarship (deadline: May 8) 

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Intuit Hispanic Heritage Foundation Scholarship (deadline: May 8) 

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About the challenge

Intuit TurboTax and EVERFI have partnered with the Hispanic Heritage Foundation to empower the next generation of Latino students to take control of their finances through the #LeadingConEducación program. This program will allow high school and college students to obtain educational grants and scholarships in the amount of $2,500 to help complete their higher education.

The #LeadingConEducación program by Intuit TurboTax will help students develop the skills they need to be prepared for jobs in an innovative economy. Intuit does this through its entrepreneurship and personal finance programs which utilize products including TurboTax, Mint and QuickBooks. Through this new program, students will be equipped to succeed and overcome the fear of Tax Day forever. They will experience what it means to file their own taxes and learn more about income taxes, deductions, and much more!
We will award 40 students with a $2,500 educational grant. Scholarships or educational grants will be awarded in the form of a 529 saving plan gift card.

Be sure to complete the TurboTax Tax Simulation modules prior to submitting your essay to get all the info on taxes and how you can develop healthy financial habits. You can go through the simulation in your EVERFI Financial Literacy course or review the lessons here.

How to enter
To be eligible for the contest, students must be a legal resident of the US/DC (or qualify under DACA) of Hispanic heritage, and a current high school student (grades 9-12) or college student enrolled at a public, private, parochial, or other institution, college or university and must be of at least 13 years of age.

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Leading Con Educación - EVERFI | TurboTax

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Intuit TurboTax and EVERFI have partnered with the Hispanic Heritage Foundation to empower the next generation of Latino students to take control of their finances through the #LeadingConEducación program. This program will allow high school and college students to obtain educational grants and scholarships in the amount of $2,500 to help complete their higher education.

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Truist Financial Foundations Scholarship Contest (Deadline: May 6)

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Truist Financial Foundations Scholarship Contest (Deadline: May 6)

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Every financial choice is an important building block for your financial future, and all too often, we feel we must make these decisions alone.

The Truist Financial Foundations Scholarship Contest challenges you to start a conversation around money management. Take what you learned from the digital personal finance curriculum and share it with someone in your community.

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Truist Financial Foundations Scholarship Contest

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Every financial choice is an important building block for your financial future, and all too often, we feel we must make these decisions alone. The Truist Financial Foundations Scholarship Contest challenges you to start a conversation around money management. Take what you learned from the digital personal finance curriculum and share it with someone in your community.

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MassMutual Scholarship (Deadline: May 6) 

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MassMutual Scholarship (Deadline: May 6) 

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In class, my teacher introduced me to the FutureSmart program, where I would learn all about credit, debit, and how to stay financially successful. Before FutureSmart, I would save money for something I wanted, but I didn't understand how impactful setting aside money could be. I also didn't understand the difference between credit and debit cards, or what they were used for. With FutureSmart, I learned this terminology along with other spending tips. By being more educated in financial skills, I am more prepared for the future and I can start making smart habits.

Natalie S.

Indiana

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As a FutureSmart student, you're eligible to enter the 2020-2021 scholarship contest for a chance to be awarded a $1,000 gift card to a 529 college savings plan. The FutureSmart Scholarship Contest is open to any U.S. student in grades 6-8 who has completed at least three of the FutureSmart digital lessons.

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Fifth Third Bank Scholarship (Deadline: May 27)

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Fifth Third Bank Scholarship (Deadline: May 27)

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Enter Contest

Fifth Third is committed to building financial capacity in the communities we serve.

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.

Read an excerpt from a recent winner

"I dream of becoming a successful African American entrepreneur... With the help of Finance Academy, I have learned so much. I have learned the importance of a budget and how I should start one. Finance Academy has also furthered my understanding of banks and how they work. Additionally, this will help me manage my money when I get older and start pursuing my dreams as an entrepreneur."

- Kiara Fuller, Scholarship Winner, Illinois

2020-2021 Scholarship Submission Form

Did a Finance Academy course have a positive impact on your life? Did you learn something that will help you succeed now or in the future? Enter the Scholarship Contest below to share your story!

28 winning students will:

Receive a $2,500 529 college savings scholarship.

Have their stories featured on the EVERFI blog.

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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 2020 - 2021 school year. The scholarship contest will run in both the fall and spring semesters.

Fall semester entries must be submitted by January 15, 2021 and spring semester entries must be received by April 30, 2021.

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 1, 2021. Spring semester winners will be selected no later than May 30th, 2021. 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.

Terms and Conditions

Winners will receive a $2,500 529 College Savings gift card. Students are able to use the gift card for any 529 College Savings Plan of their choice. For more information about the gift cards, visit www.leafsavings.com Please note that gift cards will be awarded in United States dollars, regardless of where the student resides. Winners will be emailed an authorization form that a parent or guardian must complete and return within three weeks in order to receive the gift card. By accepting the 529 College Savings gift card, teachers and students acknowledge that they are complying with their individual school and district policy on rewards, scholarships, and/or incentives. With written consent, EVERFI and their affiliates shall have the right, title, and interest to use, market and otherwise own the content of the submitted contest entry. This promotion is sponsored solely by EVERFI, Inc., located at 2300 N Street N.W., 5th Floor, Washington, D.C. 22036

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Enter Contest 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. Read an excerpt from a recent winner "I dream of becoming a successful African American entrepreneur...

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General - U.S. Student Scholarship (Deadline: May 6) 

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Teachers of winning students will be notified via email by December 13, 2021 and winners will be announced on the and EVERFI blog K-12 Facebook page .
Canadian Students: Click here to apply.
How It Works and Eligibility:

The EVERFI Student Scholarship Competition is open to any U.​S.​ student in grades K-12 who has completed at least 3 EVERFI lessons in one or more courses during the 2021-2022 school year.

Entries must be received by December 1, 2021 at 5:​00pm ET.

Selection of Winners

A committee of judges from EVERFI will select the final winners and notify the winners' teachers via email by December 13, 2021. Entries will be judged based on the content of message, the quality of the writing, and originality. Winners will be selected and featured on the EVERFI Blog and Facebook Page by January 7th, 2022.

First place winners will receive a $1,000 529 College Savings Scholarship and runners-up will receive a $500 529 College Savings Scholarship.

Questions

1. What are the three most important topics or skills you learned from this EVERFI course? Explain how these things help you now and will help you in the future.

2. What are your goals and dreams for the future? (college, career, etc.) Explain how what you learned in this EVERFI course will help you reach those goals.

3. How did this EVERFI course help connect what you're learning in the classroom to the real world? Please provide specific examples.

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K-12 - US Student Scholarship Submission Form - EVERFI

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Teachers of winning students will be notified via email by December 13, 2021 and winners will be announced on the and EVERFI blog K-12 Facebook page . Canadian Students: Click here to apply.

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MASONIC SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION (Deadline: May 1)

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MASONIC SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION (Deadline: May 1)

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Dunbar Class of 1964 Scholarship (Deadline: May 14)

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Dunbar Class of 1964 Scholarship (Deadline: May 14)

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Last Dollar Grant Applications (Deadline: June 1)

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Last Dollar Grant Applications (Deadline: June 1)

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2022-2023 Competitive Scholarships are Now Closed.Last Dollar Grant Applications are Now Open. Competitive Scholarship applications were due by March 1st, 2022Last Dollar Grant applications will be due June 1st, 2022 CollegeBound administers over 240 privately-funded college scholarships in a portfolio valued at close to $3 million.

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Dream 4 It Foundation (Deadline: June 1) 

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Dream 4 It Foundation (Deadline: June 1) 

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Probo Medical Scholarship (Deadline June 21)

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Probo Medical Scholarship (Deadline June 21)

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We are excited to award the "Probo Medical Scholarship" to decrease the burden of educational costs for those pursuing degrees in the medical field. We hope to play a small part in helping students achieve their educational goals with a $500 scholarship.

To apply for the scholarship, you must submit an original essay of up to 1,500 words that describes how you want to make healthcare more accessible and affordable, and why doing so is important to you and the world. Since that's our goal with everything we do, we want for you to begin thinking about your impact.

Applications will be reviewed by a selection committee made up of principles and employees of Probo Medical. The decision of the panel will be based on originality, research, creativity, and quality of the essay submitted. Any student planning for a medical or veterinary career is especially encouraged to enter, however, students on any career path are also welcome to apply.

NOTE: Probo Medical purchased Providian Medical in 2019 and renamed the Providian Medical Scholarship to the Probo Medical Scholarship.
Requirements for entry:

Must be enrolled at an accredited high school, college or university in the United States

Must be either in your final year of high school or enrolled at the undergraduate level in "good standing"

Must be age 16 or older

Must be attending a U.S.-based institution

Must maintain a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 or higher (or equivalent)

Entries must be submitted by June 21st

Additional information:

No email or fax entries will be accepted. Entries must be submitted in the form below.

No additional material or documentation (such as tax returns, letters of recommendation, etc.) is needed or accepted.

Each entry should include the following: Word Document copy of your essay with your complete contact information on each page (full name, address, email address and phone number) and a statement or transcript showing your current cumulative GPA (unofficial transcripts are acceptable).

Other Important Scholarship Links:
http://studentaid.ed.gov/types/grants-scholarships
http://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0082-scholarship-and-financial-aid-scams

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Probo Medical Scholarship | Accessible Healthcare Education

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We are excited to award the "Probo Medical Scholarship" to decrease the burden of educational costs for those pursuing degrees in the medical field. We hope to play a small part in helping students achieve their educational goals with a $500 scholarship.

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World's Only Minecraft Scholarship(DEADLINE: JULY 31)

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World's Only Minecraft Scholarship(DEADLINE: JULY 31)

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Arctic Physical Therapy Scholarship (DEADLINE AUG 31) 

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Arctic Physical Therapy Scholarship (DEADLINE AUG 31) 

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Family Physical Therapy | Fairbanks, Alaska PT Office

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Practically everyone suffers from back pain at some point in their life. According to the Mayo Clinic, USA, roughly 80% of all Americans will experience low back pain at least once in their lives. ...

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Edward T. Conroy Memorial Scholarship (Deadline: July 15) 

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Edward T. Conroy Memorial Scholarship (Deadline: July 15) 

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Jai Medical Center Promising Scholar Award Application 2022

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Joel Gamble Community Youth Scholarship (Deadline: May 30) Amount: $1000

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Joel Gamble Community Youth Scholarship (Deadline: May 30) Amount: $1000

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PAF Scholarship For Athletes (Deadline: May 31) Amount: $2500

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PAF Scholarship For Athletes (Deadline: May 31) Amount: $2500