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Due May 15th.

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https://www.elkmountaintents.com/scholarship/

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Elk Mountain Tents - $500 Outdoors Enthusiast Scholarship

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We at Elk Mountain Tents have experienced great joy and pleasure just being outside and enjoying all that nature has to offer. We are looking to help out a stellar individual with an appreciation for the great outdoors who captures the adventurous spirit that has come to embody the Elk Mountain Tents brand.

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UPDATE: APPLICATION DEADLINE EXTENDED TO 6/15 Seven $1,500 scholarships available to Nampa and Melba students. All seniors are eligible to apply. If you are headed on a mission apply now, the funds will be held for up to two years.

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We have received several applications from students who did not submit the required 7 semester transcript along with their application. In order to process their application, we need a current transcript (unofficial is fine) documenting 7 completed semesters. The transcript needs to be sent to our admissions office at admissions@csi.edu, and transcripts can be sent directly from the students’ CSI email. This is a time sensitive task that we are asking students to take care of as soon as possible, so their scholarship applications are able to be processed. Reminder: Please note that final high school transcripts will also need to be sent to CSI after graduation to complete incoming students’ financial aid packages.

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* Idaho merit-based/out-of-state scholarship offers must be accepted by April 15th.  Students can accept them via WarriorWeb.
* Please encourage your admitted seniors to sign up for a STAR (Student Advising and Registration) session by calling the Advising Center at 208.792.2313 or signing up online.
* Students should check their LCMail account on a regular basis. This is LC State's official means of communication, and offices will use it to communicate to students about their records.
* Housing is still available.  Students can apply online and pay the $200 housing deposit online.

LC State has adapted some of our services to help your students enjoy a smooth transition to our campus.

Please share these options with your students:

* Call the Admissions Office at 208-792-2378 to set up a phone appointment with an Enrollment Specialist or a faculty member from your intended major.
* Arrange a Video Chat with an Enrollment Specialist.
* Connect with us on social media: Facebook | Instagram
* Sign up for a virtual information session.
* For students majoring in career technical programs or need to take a placement test for course registration purposes, we are now offering the ALEKS math placement test and Writing Placement Exam online. For
more information, please visit the website for more information.

As always, thank you for your continued support and partnership!  Please contact the Admissions Office at 208.792.2378 or admissions@lcsc.edu if you have any questions or concerns.

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DUE: May 1, 2020 by email: tinamburdick@gmail.com

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The College of Southern Idaho campus is currently closed and all staff are working remotely. This means that all individual and group visits have been suspended indefinitely. Questions regarding campus visitation can be directed to Cailin Gibson at cgibson@csi.edu.
Any seniors planning to attend CSI in the fall will still be required to attend a virtual version of our Student Orientation Advising and Registration event. Heather Barnes is sending out the information regarding this directly to the students. Questions about orientation can be directed to Heather at hbarnes@csi.edu.
Group or individual virtual presentations: https://danguthriecsi.youcanbook.me

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1. This first link will provide the virtual resources that the University of Idaho is providing in regards to virtual visits, tours, or resources:

1. https://www.uidaho.edu/events/uidaho-bound/virtual-uidaho-bound

2. Course registration: students who signed up for the first UIdaho Bound have received pre-advising for their class registration. If students have not signed up for uidaho bound I highly recommend they do so. This will help them get pre-advising and registered for courses. (the above link can be used to sign up for UIB)

3. Dorm selection can be done by going to: https://www.uidaho.edu/student-life/housing

2. At this time students should plan on taking placement tests when they get to the University of Idaho. These tests will occur either during orientation or during the first few days of classes.

3. Yes! If students are wanting to meet with me I'm doing virtual visits with students to help them out with any questions they may have. I'm also available through text or email or phone call if needed.
Virtual Admission Meeting: https://futurevandals.uidaho.edu/portal/vandal-visit-javier-valero

4. If by chance students or families are looking for information as to how the U of I is responding/handling the COVID-19 situation:

1. https://www.uidaho.edu/vandal-health-clinic/coronavirus

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Placement tests will be test-optional for the fall of 2021 and beyond. SAT and ACT scores will be accepted but only be used if they add value to the student's application.

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With the recent developments in the world due to the COVID-19 pandemic we wanted to reach out to our colleagues in the high schools and let you know that we are currently changing some of our Admission policies to help alleviate any unnecessary roadblocks during this already stressful time.  First, as we work with your students to help them find the best fit for their higher education needs, we have decided to move our deposit deadline from May 1 to June 1.  We hope that this extension will be beneficial to your students as they deal with the likely disruptive changes being made to their daily schedules.

Second, for your students who are still going through the admission process and are requesting supplemental items (i.e. official transcripts or test scores) feel free to email these digitally to admission@collegeofidaho.edu from your school email address.  We will accept these as official documents and they will fulfill the needs of the admission office at this time.  We will still be accepting mailed paper documents as well, but expect processing to take a bit longer than their digital versions.

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$500 scholarship open to any student continuing their education

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2020 Canyon County Farm Bureau Scholarship 2020

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Must have participated in an IHSAA or OHSAA activity (athletics)
Deadline: April 15th

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DEADLINE EXTENDED TO MAY 15th Open to any student continuing their education in construction management, architecture, engineering, any career in building safety.

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Must attend an Idaho High School
Plan to attend an Idaho College
Have epilepsy
$2,500 available

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This scholarship is for Idaho students with epilepsy.

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$15k is up for grabs. All you have to do is create an idea to help combat distracted driving.

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$5,000 scholarship to a graduating senior planning a bright colorful future

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Western Stockmen's & Simplot Scholarship

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Western Stockmen's & Simplot Scholarship

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Must be a current member of ICA and continuing education in ag related field.

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$1,000 scholarship for ICA members continuing their education in an agriculture-related field

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Multiple scholarship opportunities with a $1,000 minimum.
Must:
- lost a parent due to cancer or a be a cancer survivor yourself
- attending a 4-year college
- GPA of 3.5 or higher

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Over 70 scholarships available to local graduating seniors.

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ICF manages over 70 different scholarship funds - each customized according to the desires of the fund creator. Each has its own eligibility criteria, application requirements, and review process.

You are eligible to apply for scholarships in the region where your permanent address is. Statewide scholarships are open to applicants from throughout Idaho.

Click here to explore some helpful college readiness and scholarship resources!

East

Daugherty Foundation - College of Eastern Idaho Fund
For traditional and nontraditional students attending or planning to attend Eastern Idaho Technical College (EITC). Preference given to residents of Bonneville County. Contact EITC Foundation for deadline and application.

North

Carol Ormond Scholarship Fund
For seniors at Kamiah High School who intend to major in education at any public or private college or university in Idaho. Contact Kamiah High School counselor's office for deadline and application.

Dorothy B. Adler Scholarship Fund
For students graduating from Lake Pend Oreille Alternative High School who qualify for the free or reduced lunch program and have a minimum Lake Pend Oreille Alternative High School GPA of 2.0. Please contact the Lake Pend Oreille Alternative High School counselor's office for an application.

Southwest

Dean and Gay Welch Scholarship Fund
For seniors at Emmett High School or Black Canyon High School in Emmett, Idaho, or previously graduated students attending post-secondary education for their second, third or fourth year. Students must be attending or planning to attend an accredited program at any 2- or 4-year public or private junior college, college, university, vocational or technical school in the state of Idaho. Contact Emmett High School counselor's office for deadline and application.

Dorothy L. White Memorial Scholarship Fund
For seniors at New Plymouth High School graduating with a minimum 2.5 GPA (for vocational-technical students) or 3.0 GPA (for academic students). Contact New Plymouth High School counselor's office for deadline and application.

Fredrick Chandler Memorial Scholarship Fund
For students at The Community School, Sun Valley, Idaho, in grades 6-11 who qualify for financial aid as determined by the school. Contact The Community School for deadline and application.

George and Jean Cruickshank and Aunt Adis Little Scholarship Fund
For students of Emmett High School or Black Canyon High School who can demonstrate financial need and a sincere commitment to further education or training. Contact your high school counselor's office for deadline and application.

Harry and Lisa Garlick Scholarship Fund
For residents of Boise County, with preference given to students who reside in Garden Valley and can demonstrate financial need. Contact your high school counselor's office for deadline and application.

Jayo Family Scholarship Fund
For seniors at Emmett High School and Black Canyon School able to demonstrate financial need. One scholarship awarded to a student graduating with honors. One scholarship awarded to a student planning to attend a vocational or technical school or program. Contact Emmett High School counselor's office for deadline and application.

Jean Adams Scholarship Fund
For seniors at Mountain Home High School enrolling full-time at any post-secondary institution in Idaho. Contact Mountain Home High School Registrar for deadline and application.

Lewis and Jeanette Hower Scholarship Fund - College of Idaho
For students residing in or near Emmett, planning to attend C of I to major in music. Contact C of I Financial Aid office for deadline and application.

Lewis and Jeanette Hower Scholarship Fund - University of Idaho
For students residing in or near Emmett, planning to attend the University of Idaho and major in journalism. Contact the University of Idaho Financial Aid office for deadline and application.

Mary Fran Aguirre Academic Scholarship Fund
For seniors at Mountain Home High School who are planning to continue their education at an institution of higher learning. Contact Mountain Home High School Registrar for deadline and application.

Mountain Home High School Class of 1960 Trust Fund
For students at Mountain Home High School planning to obtain undergraduate education or other training. Contact Mountain Home High School Registrar for deadline and application.

Nora Johnson Memorial Fund
For seniors at New Plymouth High School, who plan to enroll in a course of study leading to a degree in primary education. Contact New Plymouth High School counselor's office for deadline and application.

Paul and Jo Easterbrook Scholarship Fund
For seniors at Emmett High School intending to pursue a bachelor degree at any Idaho public institution of higher learning, who can demonstrate financial need. Contact Emmett High School counselor's office for deadline and application.

Raymond and Bonnie Turner Scholarship Fund
For seniors at Weiser High School planning to attend University of Idaho in a degree-seeking or certification program. Contact Weiser High School counselor's office for deadline and application.

Sonja Tarnay Educational Fund
For seniors at any accredited high school in the Wood River Valley who are pursuing a career in the visual and/or performing arts. Contact your high school counselor's office for deadline and application.

**Note: Only one student per school may apply. Please see your guidance counselor before submitting application.

Turn Around Scholarship Fund
The Turn Around Scholarship Fund was created by a Treasure Valley high school counselor to provide scholarships to deserving high school seniors who have been able to turn their lives around despite difficult home situations. Open to high school seniors graduating from a public high school in the West Ada School District, or the Boise Independent School District.

**Note: Any student wishing to apply for this scholarship must be nominated by his or her high school counselor or principal. All materials must be received by March 15. Click here to apply.

Wood River Odd Fellows & Rebekahs Scholarship Fund
For students at any Wood River Valley public school, who can demonstrate financial need and whose potential for achievement was not necessarily reflected in his/her overall high school academic performance. Contact Silver Creek High School or Wood River High School counselor's office for deadline and application.

Statewide

Boo Bushell Youth in the Performing Arts Scholarship Fund
For students in grades 1-12 who wish to attend "Camp Little Laugh" or a similar program. Contact ICF for deadline and application.

Dan and Ruth Panko Memorial Scholarship Fund
For students at Idaho State University majoring in a musical field or participating in university musical groups or activities, based upon academic and individual achievement, community involvement and music talent. Preference given to second year students or students who have participated in Old Time Fiddler Association activities in Idaho. Contact the Idaho State University Scholarship office for deadline and application.

Daugherty Foundation - ISU Education Scholarship Fund
For full-time juniors, seniors, and graduate students at Idaho State University who are actively pursuing a degree in elementary or secondary education. Contact Idaho State University Scholarship office for deadline and application.

Donovan and Evelyn Grable Memorial Scholarship Fund
Students planning to enroll as a full-time, second-year student in the Administrative Support program at the College of Western Idaho with strong academic achievement in the first year of the program and demonstrated financial need. Contact the College of Western Idaho scholarship office for deadline and application.

Hokey Pokey Scholarship Fund
For full-time students entering their first or second year in the College of Southern Idaho's music program. Contact the College of Southern Idaho Foundation for deadline and application.

Idaho Power Company Memorial Scholarship Fund
Created to memorialize the lives of former Idaho Power employees Douglas E. Sprenger, Kevin M. Whittier and Larry R. Wimer, this scholarship is open to 1) graduating high school seniors planning to enroll in an engineering program at an accredited Idaho college; 2) college students of any level enrolling in a natural resources program at an accredited Idaho college. Deadline is March 15. Click here to apply.

Idaho Press Club - Don Watkins Memorial Scholarship
For second-year college students majoring in journalism or communication, or who work for a college or professional media outlet. Contact the Idaho Press Club for deadline and application.

Idaho Press Club - Don Watkins Professional Development Scholarship
For members of the Idaho Press Club to use for training or a project that will improve the working press in Idaho. Contact the Idaho Press Club for deadline and application.

Irma Frisch Farrington Fund - Alice Wolfe Art Scholarship
For a College of Idaho sophomore, junior, or senior with a 3.0 GPA who is majoring in art or is a Gipson scholar with art as the field of concentration. Contact College of Idaho Financial Aid office for deadline and application.

Irma Frisch Farrington Fund - George V. Wolfe Pre-Law Scholarship
For College of Idaho sophomore, junior, and senior students with a 3.0 GPA, intending to pursue the study of law. Contact College of Idaho Financial Aid office for deadline and application.

Mona Noble Education Fund
For full-time students entering their junior or senior year at the University of Idaho, College of Education: Professional Technical and Technology Education Degree program. Contact University of Idaho College of Education for deadline and application.

Steve and Donna Guerber Scholarship Fund
For full-time juniors and seniors majoring in Mass-Communications at Idaho State University. Contact Idaho State University Scholarship office for deadline and application.

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ICF manages over 70 different scholarship funds - each customized according to the desires of the fund creator. Each has its own eligibility criteria, application requirements, and review process. You are eligible to apply for scholarships in the region where your permanent address is. Statewide scholarships are open to applicants from throughout Idaho.

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Console and Associates Legal Scholarship

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Console and Associates Legal Scholarship

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$1,000 scholarship for aspiring law, pre-law, and paralegal studies students.

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The scholarship is open to any college student (or accepted high school senior) who has a 3.0 or higher GPA and is either currently pursuing or plans to pursue a law-related degree.

VERY IMPORTANT: We are currently unable to respond to scholarship questions at our main office line or contact form. Please email us directly at marketing@consoleandassociates.com.

Now Accepting Scholarship Applicants!

The scholarship is open to any college student (or accepted high school senior) who has a 3.0 or higher GPA and is either currently pursuing or plans to pursue a law-related degree.

What's A Law-Related Degree?
Pre-law, Paralegal Studies, Legal Assisting, Juris Doctor

Who Can Apply?
High school seniors with a college acceptance letter, undergrads, or students currently pursuing their law degree

Application Deadline: June 15, 2020

All application materials must be emailed no later than June 15, 2020. Materials received later will be rejected, resulting in disqualification.

Applicant Must Meet All Requirements

Applicant must be college students (or high school seniors with an acceptance letter) who are either already pursuing a law degree or plan to in the future.

Hold a 3.0 or higher overall GPA

Be a US citizen

We will announce the winner by July 17, 2020.

Console and Associates will notify the winning scholarship applicant by July 17, 2020.

Due to the number of submissions we receive we are unable to notify all non-selected applicants. We will post this year's winner on our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/myinjuryattorney, and also on the scholarship page at https://www.myinjuryattorney.com/legal-scholarship/.

Past Scholarship Winners

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My Injury Attorney Legal Scholarship | Essay Writing Contest

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The scholarship is open to any college student (or accepted high school senior) who has a 3.0 or higher GPA and is either currently pursuing or plans to pursue a law-related degree. VERY IMPORTANT: We are currently unable to respond to scholarship questions at our main office line or contact form.

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$500 scholarship
3.0 minimum GPA
Deadline: January 31, 2020

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Scholarship for children of Marines and Navy Corpsmen.

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Career and Technical Education (CTE)

We're committed to supporting Marine children in pursuit of their educational goals and there's no more versatile educational path than through Career and Technical Education (CTE). From health sciences to finance, IT to manufacturing, CTE professionals are on the cutting edge of today's most hands-on careers.

This scholarship is for students planning to attend a non-degree certificate program or vocational training that is 12 months or less at a community college or private career school listed on College Navigator.

CTE Timeline

The CTE scholarship application is available all year and applications are processed every month. The entire process will take about 6-8 weeks:

Week 1: Complete and submit an application

Week 2-6: Application reviewed and processed

Week 7: Award decision emailed to applicants

Week 8: Recipients complete Award Acceptance for scholarship payment

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Career & Technical Education Scholarship - Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation

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·         High school seniors, high school graduates and/or current post-secondary undergraduates.

·         Plan to enroll in a minimum of 6 to 11 hours of undergraduate study at an accredited Idaho or Eastern Oregon two or four-year college, university or vocational-technical school for the entire Academic Year.  Online programs meeting the above requirements are accepted.

·         Must attend or have graduated from a high school located in Canyon or Owyhee County or have permanent residence in Canyon or Owyhee County and are currently enrolled in a post-secondary program in Idaho or Eastern Oregon.

·         Students who are awarded a Jr. Volunteer Scholarship and/or Auxiliary Scholarship will not be eligible for the Allied Healthcare Scholarship in the same year.

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Northwest Career Colleges Idaho Scholarship

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Northwest Career Colleges Idaho Scholarship

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The Northwest Career Colleges Idaho thanks all of the high schools and member colleges that participated in the 2019 Careers That Work! scholarship program. For the 2019 graduating class, 42 Idaho students were awarded the scholarship and are on their way to the career of their choice. Congratulations!

About the Scholarship

The Careers That Work! program was launched in 1999 in Washington. Each year, every high school in Idaho, Oregon, and Washington (public and private) are given five $1000 tuition scholarships to award to graduating students headed to one of the participating career colleges.

Seniors awarded the Careers That Work! by their high school are not restricted to colleges within their home state. That means seniors graduating in Idaho, Oregon, or Washington may be awarded the scholarship for attendance at any participating private career college in any of those three states.

Scholarship recipients are identified and awarded by the high school. The high school must complete the award process via the online application found on this page, to the right.

Scholarships are tentative, pending the student's acceptance for admission and commencement of study at the college. If accepted, the scholarship will be credited to the student's tuition, generally in equal disbursements during their first academic year, in accordance with the college's scholarship award policy. Students should talk with their college to determine when their scholarship will be applied.

2020 Scholarships

The 2020 Careers That Work! scholarship may be awarded effective October 1, 2019, for any student graduating with the 2020 class.

All awards must be submitted online by the high school. Awards submitted without complete information will be rejected until a completed award record is received.

Careers That Work! scholarship program information

Scholarship certificates and a list of participating institutions will be emailed to each high school counselor on or before November 2019.

All awarded students are encouraged to contact their career college immediately upon receiving notice of award.

The student is advised to bring the scholarship certificate when arriving at the college.

Deadlines

To Award: June 19, 2020

Student acceptance to the college: July 17, 2020

Scholarships not redeemed by December 31, 2020, are void unless special arrangements are made with the college.

Additional Questions?

Contact the NWCC Idaho at 208.861.1723 or bdehaan@nwccidaho.org

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Careers That Work! Scholarship Celebrating the Class of 2020! The Northwest Career Colleges Idaho thanks all of the high schools and member colleges that participated in the 2019 Careers That Work! scholarship program. For the 2019 graduating class, 42 Idaho students were awarded the scholarship and are on their way to the career of their choice.

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A total of 15 scholarships in the amount of $2,000 each will be awarded. Deadline to apply is March 30, 2020

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Idaho Power's Douglas E. Sprenger, Kevin M. Whittier, & Larry R. Wimer Memorial Scholarship

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Idaho Power's Douglas E. Sprenger, Kevin M. Whittier, & Larry R. Wimer Memorial Scholarship

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Two $1,000 scholarships will be available to students planning to enroll in engineering or natural resources programs at an accredited college, university or vocational-technical school in Idaho. These awards are granted on a one-time basis and are not renewable.

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ICF manages over 70 different scholarship funds - each customized according to the desires of the fund creator. Each has its own eligibility criteria, application requirements, and review process.

You are eligible to apply for scholarships in the region where your permanent address is. Statewide scholarships are open to applicants from throughout Idaho.

Click here to explore some helpful college readiness and scholarship resources!

East

Daugherty Foundation - College of Eastern Idaho Fund
For traditional and nontraditional students attending or planning to attend Eastern Idaho Technical College (EITC). Preference given to residents of Bonneville County. Contact EITC Foundation for deadline and application.

North

Carol Ormond Scholarship Fund
For seniors at Kamiah High School who intend to major in education at any public or private college or university in Idaho. Contact Kamiah High School counselor's office for deadline and application.

Dorothy B. Adler Scholarship Fund
For students graduating from Lake Pend Oreille Alternative High School who qualify for the free or reduced lunch program and have a minimum Lake Pend Oreille Alternative High School GPA of 2.0. Please contact the Lake Pend Oreille Alternative High School counselor's office for an application.

Southwest

Dean and Gay Welch Scholarship Fund
For seniors at Emmett High School or Black Canyon High School in Emmett, Idaho, or previously graduated students attending post-secondary education for their second, third or fourth year. Students must be attending or planning to attend an accredited program at any 2- or 4-year public or private junior college, college, university, vocational or technical school in the state of Idaho. Contact Emmett High School counselor's office for deadline and application.

Dorothy L. White Memorial Scholarship Fund
For seniors at New Plymouth High School graduating with a minimum 2.5 GPA (for vocational-technical students) or 3.0 GPA (for academic students). Contact New Plymouth High School counselor's office for deadline and application.

Fredrick Chandler Memorial Scholarship Fund
For students at The Community School, Sun Valley, Idaho, in grades 6-11 who qualify for financial aid as determined by the school. Contact The Community School for deadline and application.

George and Jean Cruickshank and Aunt Adis Little Scholarship Fund
For students of Emmett High School or Black Canyon High School who can demonstrate financial need and a sincere commitment to further education or training. Contact your high school counselor's office for deadline and application.

Harry and Lisa Garlick Scholarship Fund
For residents of Boise County, with preference given to students who reside in Garden Valley and can demonstrate financial need. Contact your high school counselor's office for deadline and application.

Jayo Family Scholarship Fund
For seniors at Emmett High School and Black Canyon School able to demonstrate financial need. One scholarship awarded to a student graduating with honors. One scholarship awarded to a student planning to attend a vocational or technical school or program. Contact Emmett High School counselor's office for deadline and application.

Jean Adams Scholarship Fund
For seniors at Mountain Home High School enrolling full-time at any post-secondary institution in Idaho. Contact Mountain Home High School Registrar for deadline and application.

Lewis and Jeanette Hower Scholarship Fund - College of Idaho
For students residing in or near Emmett, planning to attend C of I to major in music. Contact C of I Financial Aid office for deadline and application.

Lewis and Jeanette Hower Scholarship Fund - University of Idaho
For students residing in or near Emmett, planning to attend the University of Idaho and major in journalism. Contact the University of Idaho Financial Aid office for deadline and application.

Mary Fran Aguirre Academic Scholarship Fund
For seniors at Mountain Home High School who are planning to continue their education at an institution of higher learning. Contact Mountain Home High School Registrar for deadline and application.

Mountain Home High School Class of 1960 Trust Fund
For students at Mountain Home High School planning to obtain undergraduate education or other training. Contact Mountain Home High School Registrar for deadline and application.

Nora Johnson Memorial Fund
For seniors at New Plymouth High School, who plan to enroll in a course of study leading to a degree in primary education. Contact New Plymouth High School counselor's office for deadline and application.

Paul and Jo Easterbrook Scholarship Fund
For seniors at Emmett High School intending to pursue a bachelor degree at any Idaho public institution of higher learning, who can demonstrate financial need. Contact Emmett High School counselor's office for deadline and application.

Raymond and Bonnie Turner Scholarship Fund
For seniors at Weiser High School planning to attend University of Idaho in a degree-seeking or certification program. Contact Weiser High School counselor's office for deadline and application.

Sonja Tarnay Educational Fund
For seniors at any accredited high school in the Wood River Valley who are pursuing a career in the visual and/or performing arts. Contact your high school counselor's office for deadline and application.

**Note: Only one student per school may apply. Please see your guidance counselor before submitting application.

Turn Around Scholarship Fund
The Turn Around Scholarship Fund was created by a Treasure Valley high school counselor to provide scholarships to deserving high school seniors who have been able to turn their lives around despite difficult home situations. Open to high school seniors graduating from a public high school in the West Ada School District, or the Boise Independent School District.

**Note: Any student wishing to apply for this scholarship must be nominated by his or her high school counselor or principal. All materials must be received by March 15. Click here to apply.

Wood River Odd Fellows & Rebekahs Scholarship Fund
For students at any Wood River Valley public school, who can demonstrate financial need and whose potential for achievement was not necessarily reflected in his/her overall high school academic performance. Contact Silver Creek High School or Wood River High School counselor's office for deadline and application.

Statewide

Boo Bushell Youth in the Performing Arts Scholarship Fund
For students in grades 1-12 who wish to attend "Camp Little Laugh" or a similar program. Contact ICF for deadline and application.

Dan and Ruth Panko Memorial Scholarship Fund
For students at Idaho State University majoring in a musical field or participating in university musical groups or activities, based upon academic and individual achievement, community involvement and music talent. Preference given to second year students or students who have participated in Old Time Fiddler Association activities in Idaho. Contact the Idaho State University Scholarship office for deadline and application.

Daugherty Foundation - ISU Education Scholarship Fund
For full-time juniors, seniors, and graduate students at Idaho State University who are actively pursuing a degree in elementary or secondary education. Contact Idaho State University Scholarship office for deadline and application.

Donovan and Evelyn Grable Memorial Scholarship Fund
Students planning to enroll as a full-time, second-year student in the Administrative Support program at the College of Western Idaho with strong academic achievement in the first year of the program and demonstrated financial need. Contact the College of Western Idaho scholarship office for deadline and application.

Hokey Pokey Scholarship Fund
For full-time students entering their first or second year in the College of Southern Idaho's music program. Contact the College of Southern Idaho Foundation for deadline and application.

Idaho Power Company Memorial Scholarship Fund
Created to memorialize the lives of former Idaho Power employees Douglas E. Sprenger, Kevin M. Whittier and Larry R. Wimer, this scholarship is open to 1) graduating high school seniors planning to enroll in an engineering program at an accredited Idaho college; 2) college students of any level enrolling in a natural resources program at an accredited Idaho college. Deadline is March 15. Click here to apply.

Idaho Press Club - Don Watkins Memorial Scholarship
For second-year college students majoring in journalism or communication, or who work for a college or professional media outlet. Contact the Idaho Press Club for deadline and application.

Idaho Press Club - Don Watkins Professional Development Scholarship
For members of the Idaho Press Club to use for training or a project that will improve the working press in Idaho. Contact the Idaho Press Club for deadline and application.

Irma Frisch Farrington Fund - Alice Wolfe Art Scholarship
For a College of Idaho sophomore, junior, or senior with a 3.0 GPA who is majoring in art or is a Gipson scholar with art as the field of concentration. Contact College of Idaho Financial Aid office for deadline and application.

Irma Frisch Farrington Fund - George V. Wolfe Pre-Law Scholarship
For College of Idaho sophomore, junior, and senior students with a 3.0 GPA, intending to pursue the study of law. Contact College of Idaho Financial Aid office for deadline and application.

Mona Noble Education Fund
For full-time students entering their junior or senior year at the University of Idaho, College of Education: Professional Technical and Technology Education Degree program. Contact University of Idaho College of Education for deadline and application.

Steve and Donna Guerber Scholarship Fund
For full-time juniors and seniors majoring in Mass-Communications at Idaho State University. Contact Idaho State University Scholarship office for deadline and application.

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ICF manages over 70 different scholarship funds - each customized according to the desires of the fund creator. Each has its own eligibility criteria, application requirements, and review process. You are eligible to apply for scholarships in the region where your permanent address is. Statewide scholarships are open to applicants from throughout Idaho.

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The Idaho Power scholarship program provides ten (10) $2,000.00 scholarships for graduating high school seniors who live in Idaho Power’s service area. These scholarships are non-renewable grants. To receive the scholarship, the recipient must be enrolled at an accredited Idaho or Oregon college, university or vocational-technical school. The grant must be used during the school year directly following the awarding of the grant. Students wishing to apply for the scholarships must have a minimum cumulative 3.75 GPA, including one complete term (semester or trimester) of their senior year.

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SW Idaho Society of Women Engineers Scholarship

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SW Idaho Society of Women Engineers Scholarship

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.  Scholarship is not need based and can apply to any ABET accredited school for an engineering or computer science degree.  Zero applications received to date.

Qualifications:

Female student graduating from an Idaho high school in May 2020

Majoring in engineering or computer science

Attending an ABET accredited university and program (includes out of state)

Minimum high school GPA 3.0

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​Congratulations to our 2019 Idaho SWE Scholarship Winners!

1. Read the information sheet for scholarship requirements on below.

2. Complete the online application form. Link is available below and will remain open until midnight, PST on January 31, 2020.

3. Attach your college entrance test scores and transcript to the online application.

4. ​Contact SWE at SWIdahoSWE@gmail.com if you have any questions.

How to Sponsor a Scholarship:
The SW-Idaho SWE Scholarship program is made possible by generous contributions from individuals and organizations in Idaho. For a minimum donation of $3000, a scholarship may be named after you or your company. All company donors will be acknowledged on this website and invited to attend the annual Scholarships Award Luncheon, usually in late April.

We hope that you will consider donating to the scholarship fund, enabling young women to pursue an engineering education. To make a contribution or for more information, contact the Southwest Idaho SWE scholarship committee at SWIdahoSWE@gmail.com

Scholarship Sponsors
Many thanks to our 2019 Scholarship Sponsors!
Silver Sponsors ($1k - $2999)
Brown and Caldwell Purple Sponsors ($1-$999)

JST Manufacturing
Krista Madril

Luncheon Sponsor
STEM Action Center

For More Information
If you need more information about applying to or financially supporting the Southwest Idaho SWE scholarship program, contact the Southwest Idaho SWE scholarship committee at SWIdahoSWE@gmail.com.

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​Congratulations to our 2019 Idaho SWE Scholarship Winners! Read the information sheet for scholarship requirements on below. Complete the online application form. Link is available below and will remain open until midnight, PST on January 31, 2020. Attach your college entrance test scores and transcript to the online application.

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Not just your favorite sandwich without the crust, it's a scholarship too!

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Sponsored by Pointe Pest Control this is a $750 scholarship for any Idaho graduating senior. Due April 29, 2020.

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For this scholarship, do something good for someone else and include a note telling them to pass it on. Bonus points are awarded for including pictures. We want to hear what good deed you did to help your community.

After you have finished your good deed, pass along this scholarship to as many friends as you can. For every submission we get that says you referred/told them about this scholarship, you get bonus points. (Feel free to post the scholarship on your Facebook page to spread the word.)

Once your good deed is finished and you have told all of your friends about this scholarship, play the Pointe Pest Control game and take a screenshot of your highest score. Bonus points are added to your application for playing the game.

The scholarship must be submitted, in full, by April 29, 2020. LATE APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED.

INCOMPLETE APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED.

Applications for the scholarship can be submitted by any high school senior or college freshman from the state of Idaho.

This scholarship is a one-time scholarship worth $750. It will be awarded May 30, 2020.

All applicants must be submitted electronically using this form.

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For this scholarship, do something good for someone else and include a note telling them to pass it on. Bonus points are awarded for including pictures. We want to hear what good deed you did to help your community. After you have finished your good deed, pass along this scholarship to as many friends as you can.

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If you're thinking of attending LCSC please apply to the different scholarships they offer.

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For a Spanish version - click here

Effective with the 2020-2021 academic year, the total financial aid package (including Federal, State, Institutional and outside resources) for a student cannot exceed the Cost of Attendance. Individual institutional (merit and Foundation) scholarships may be eliminated or reduced to avoid exceeding the Cost of Attendance.

LCSC provides access to a wide variety of institutional scholarships, out-of-state tuition scholarships/waivers and outside funding opportunities. Scholarships are available for various majors, minority students, first-year freshman, transfer and non-traditional students.

Lewis-Clark State College will not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability, veteran status, or sexual orientation. This policy applies to all programs, services, and facilities, including applications, programs, admissions, services and employment.

Effective with the 2020-2021 academic year, institutional policy limits students to only one of the following scholarship offers per academic year: Foundation Scholars, Laura Moore Cunningham or LCSC merit scholarships (Presidential, Provost and Dean). Students may, however, be offered other institutional scholarships in combination with these.

Awards are based on academic merit, financial need or a combination of both.

For scholarships requiring a General Application, only one application, paper or online, need be submitted.

For all scholarships which include the statement "demonstrate financial need as determined by the Financial Aid Office", students must file a FAFSA prior to the March 1 Priority Deadline. This is how financial need will be determined. If no FAFSA information is on file by the Priority Deadline, the application will be considered incomplete.

The General Scholarship Application is only available for undergraduate students. Post-baccalaureate students are not eligible.

Out-of-state tuition scholarships/waivers are available to non-resident students.

Out-of-state tuition scholarships/waivers are applied to out-of-state tuition and fees and are not intended to cover in-state tuition or fees.

The number and dollar amounts of scholarship awards each year will depend on the availability of funding.

Individual scholarship programs may be eliminated or reduced subject to changes by Idaho State Board of Education or Idaho legislative regulations.

Below is a list of scholarships grouped by major, division or category. Review available scholarships by clicking on the link(s) that best fit your program or interests. Each scholarship summary on the subsequent pages will indicate the application required for applying. For those requiring a General Application, the printable or online application is available on the side of each page. Only one General Application, paper or online, is required per student.

Scholarships awarded by Lewis-Clark State College are based on available funding. Many scholarships are funded from endowment revenue or by individual donors. The number of scholarships awarded and the amount of each is subject to change depending on conditions in the financial market, changes in college policies, or other factors. Scholarship awards are not final or official until a formal, written award notification has been generated from Lewis-Clark State College.

If you have questions about any of the scholarships listed, please feel free to utilize the Financial Aid Office as a resource at any time by e-mailing us at scholarships@lcsc.edu

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For a Spanish version - click here Effective with the 2020-2021 academic year, the total financial aid package (including Federal, State, Institutional and outside resources) for a student cannot exceed the Cost of Attendance. Individual institutional (merit and Foundation) scholarships may be eliminated or reduced to avoid exceeding the Cost of Attendance.

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Check out this link to apply to a TON of scholarships.

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Learn more about the variety of scholarship options managed by the Idaho State Board of Education and available to Idaho students.

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College of Idaho Kathryn Albertson Scholarship

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College of Idaho Kathryn Albertson Scholarship

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Six $1,000 scholarships are available to children of county employees.

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Six, $2,000 scholarships available to graduating high school students who have exhibited interest in farming, agriculture, or rodeo

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Make sure you have completed your FAFSA application, have your EDUID, and Social Security Number.

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Recognizing the need for a well-educated workforce, Governor C.L. "Butch" Otter and the Idaho Legislature established the Opportunity Scholarship to remove barriers to higher education and prepare college/university graduates to enter the workforce. The Opportunity Scholarship awards eligible applicants up to $3,500 per academic year and is renewable for up to four years.

The scholarship funds are available per school year. Recipients must renew each year and are eligible to receive the scholarship for a maximum of four years.

Eligibility:
To qualify for the scholarship, a student must meet all of the following criteria:

Have an unweighted, cumulative GPA of 2.7 or above

Be an Idaho resident

Graduate or will graduate from an Idaho high school or its equivalent or Idaho home school (GED/HSE from Idaho)

Complete the State Board of Education scholarship application by March 1

FAFSA Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid by March 1

Maintain satisfactory academic progress for financial aid purposes. (See program rules for more details.)

Must attend on of these eligible Idaho colleges or universities

Boise State University

Brigham Young University - Idaho

College of Idaho

College of Southern Idaho

College of Western Idaho

College of Eastern Idaho

Idaho State University

Lewis-Clark State College

North Idaho College

Northwest Nazarene University

University of Idaho

For further details on eligibility and program administration please see the following links:
Idaho Statute Title 33 - Education, Chapter 43 - Scholarships
Idaho Administrative Procedures Act (IDAPA) Rule 08.01.13

Act now to contribute to Idaho's Opportunity Scholarship Fund. It's easy!

Are you a taxpayer who would like to help send a student without sufficient financial means to college?

Just check the box on your Idaho tax return designating a portion of your refund to the Opportunity Scholarship. Your donation will help hundreds of Idahoans in their quest for postsecondary education. Higher education leads to better jobs, a stronger economy and a more viable citizenry. Everyone benefits from education. Donations are needed more than ever. Give a fellow Idahoan the opportunity to better themselves and their community through education.
In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, this application will be provided in alternate form upon request.

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Idaho Opportunity Scholarship | Idaho State Board of Education

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Recognizing the need for a well-educated workforce, Governor C.L. "Butch" Otter and the Idaho Legislature established the Opportunity Scholarship to remove barriers to higher education and prepare college/university graduates to enter the workforce. The Opportunity Scholarship awards eligible applicants up to $3,500 per academic year and is renewable for up to four years.

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Ronald Reagan Student Leadership Scholarship

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Ronald Reagan Student Leadership Scholarship

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You could earn up to $40,000 in scholarships!

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Honoring the legacy and character of our nation's 40th President, the GE-Reagan Foundation Scholarship Program rewards college-bound students who demonstrate exemplary leadership, drive, integrity, and citizenship with financial assistance to pursue higher education.

Each year, the Program selects numerous recipients to receive a $10,000 scholarship renewable for up to an additional three years - up to $40,000 total per recipient. Awards are for undergraduate study and may be used for education-related expenses, including tuition, fees, books, supplies, room, and board. In addition, Scholars are invited to participate in a special awards program and receive ongoing leadership-development support.

Want some tips on how to put yourself in position to win scholarships? Learn from scholarship insiders and our past recipients. Click below to watch.

Since 2011, the GE-Reagan Foundation Scholarship Program has committed $7.88 million in scholarships to 195 diverse student leaders nationwide. Recipients represent 41 home states and 111 undergraduate campuses. Our alumni Scholars are leading and serving throughout the world, attending graduate school and working in careers ranging from medicine, law, education, business, nonprofits, and more.

Eligibility

To be eligible for this award, applicants must:

demonstrate at school, at the workplace, and within the community the attributes of leadership, drive, integrity, and citizenship;

demonstrate strong academic performance (minimum 3.0 grade point average/4.0 scale or equivalent);

be citizens of the United States of America;

be current high school seniors attending high school in the United States (students living on U.S. Armed Forces base and homeschooled students are also eligible); and

plan to enroll in a full-time undergraduate course of study toward a bachelor's degree at an accredited four-year college or university in the United States for the entire upcoming academic year.

Semifinalists will be required to provide a recommendation from a community leader, such as a high school principal, elected official or executive director of a nonprofit organization, and must provide documentation to certify academic performance and financial need. Finalists will participate in a virtual interview with a member of the selection committee. Learn more about the qualifications of a GE-Reagan Foundation Scholar.

Applicants who have questions about the application process may contact the program's administrator, Scholarship America, at 1-844-402-0354 and ask for the GE-Reagan Foundation Scholarship Program or email ge-reagan@scholarshipamerica.org. Applicants should anticipate a response to inquiries within one business day. Personnel at GE and The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation & Institute cannot address applicant questions.

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The GE-Reagan Foundation Scholarship Program has been hailed by national news media as one of the top college scholarships for student leaders:

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Library and Museum

40 Presidential Drive
Simi Valley, CA 93065

Ronald Reagan Presidential
Foundation and Institute

California Office
40 Presidential Drive
Simi Valley, CA 93065

Washington D.C. Office
850 16 th Street NW
Washington, DC 20006

Ronald Reagan Presidential
Library and Museum

40 Presidential Drive
Simi Valley, CA 93065

Ronald Reagan Presidential
Foundation and Institute

California Office
40 Presidential Drive
Simi Valley, CA 93065

Washington D.C. Office
850 16 th Street NW
Washington, DC 20006

Ronald Reagan Presidential
Library and Museum

40 Presidential Drive
Simi Valley, CA 93065

Ronald Reagan Presidential
Foundation and Institute

California Office
40 Presidential Drive
Simi Valley, CA 93065

Washington D.C. Office
850 16 th Street NW
Washington, DC 20006

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The GE-Reagan Foundation Scholarship Program honors the legacy and character of our nation's 40th President by rewarding college-bound students who demonstrate exemplary leadership, drive, integrity, and citizenship with financial assistance to pursue higher education. Through the generous support of GE, this national program annually awards $10,000 renewable scholarships to numerous students.

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Congratulations on making it to your senior year. I will be using this Padlet to communicate scholarship opportunities, up coming events, and resources that you will benefit from. Please take the time to get familiar with the page and offer up any suggestions as to what you would like to see on here. Good luck with your senior year!

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Make sure you attend the National College Fair at Expo Idaho on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30TH. This is HUGE opportunity to talk to colleges from around the nation and help narrow down your choices for life after high school. Make sure to register and get a QPR code, this will be the only way I will excuse your attendance to attend the fair. Make sure you attend!

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*The Fair Contact is the person that will receive communications pertaining to the event Need to change your lead retrieval contact* for this (or another) fair? Complete and submit this form. *The Lead Retrieval Contact is the person that will receive the lead contact report after the event
Location:
Expo Idaho
Center Expo Building
5610 N. Glenwood St.
Boise, ID 83714
208/287-5650

Fair Hours:
Wednesday, October 30, 2019
9 a.m.- 2 p.m.
6 p.m.- 8 p.m.

Transportation, Directions and Parking:
Find Directions to the Expo Idaho. Exhibitors may park on the east side of the Center Expo Building, or they may park in the Main Lot. Parking is free of charge.

Fair Set-up Hours:
Tuesday, October 29, 2019
3 p.m.- 5 p.m.
Wednesday, October 30, 2019
7 a.m.- 8:30 a.m.

Estimated Attendance: 6,500

Loading/Unloading:
Exhibitors needing to use the loading dock should load-in through the large load in door on the east side of the building.

Exposition Services Provided by:
Idaho Tents and Events
208-336-5486
208-336-8184 Fax
Direct any special requests to Idaho Tents & Events to sales@idahotents.com
Specific questions can go to esta@idahotents.com
EXHIBITOR KIT
Shipping Information:
(Your Name/Institution)
(Booth Number)
NACAC Boise National College Fair
c/o Idaho Tents & Events
3900 W Chinden Blvd
Garden City, ID 83714

Shipping Deadline:
All materials must be received by October 18, 2019

Material Handling Charge:
Cost is $35 per 100 cwt. Credit card is required for initial order. Make check payable to Idaho Tents and Events.
* Rates are subject to change. Contact Idaho Tents and Events for current rates.

Electrical Service:
Please refer to Exhibitor Service Kit for electrical service order forms. Contact Idaho Tents and Events directly for questions related to electrical service orders.

Host Hotel:
Hyatt Place Boise Town Square
925 N. Milwaukee St.
Boise, ID 83704
208-375-1200
The group rate will be honored three days pre/post group block based on availability at the time of request.
This hotel offers complimentary airport shuttle and complimentary guest shuttle to Expo Idaho
Rate: $119 Single/Double
Deadline: Saturday, September 28, 2019

Call in reservations to receive the NACAC rate or reserve online using the personalized reservation link.

Contact Information:
For more information regarding the Boise National College Fair, email Megan Wade or call 703/299-6824.

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The Fair Contact is the person that will receive communications pertaining to the event Need to change your lead retrieval contact* for this (or another) fair? Complete and submit this form. *The Lead Retrieval Contact is the person that will receive the lead contact report after the event Location: Expo Idaho Center Expo Building5610 N.

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Dude, CWI has added a ton of new programs. Here is a list of just some of their new offerings:
1. Fire Science
2. Chemical Engeineering
3. Entrepreneurship
4. Unmanned aerial systems
5. LPN
Plus if you are a LatinX student you will have a mentor to help navigate the college life.

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The True Blue Scholarship is expanding. Now, if you have a 3.2 GPA, 22 ACT score or 1,100 SAT score you will be awarded $2k for 4-years.
You will not need to send in official transcripts, or test results for your application if you apply through applyidaho.edu
The nursing program is expanding! 160 students will be accepted into the nursing program annually.

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New bachelor degrees have been added! if you are interested in Food Processing Technology CSI now offers a BS for that very thing!
Scholarship opportunities have expanded to over $2.5 million annually. Plus, you only have to complete one application to be eligible for ALL CSI scholarships.

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Did you know that applicants do not have to complete an essay to apply to BYU-Idaho? This is new this year.
You also can self-report your GPA and SAT/ACT scores this year, and your dual credits should transfer. This is great news.

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Scholarships range from $1,000 - 5,000 to deserving Latino students. The application opens October 1st and closes December 31st. Good luck!

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Submit a complete application packet due on March 1, 2024 by midnight

Must be in good standing and making satisfactory progress (as formally defined by the institution) toward the student's program objective (degree, diploma, or certificate)

Must have a cumulative Grade Point Average of 2.5 and above

Be a high school student in Idaho and/or be attending an institution (university, college, vocational/technical or other) in Idaho for undergraduate studies

Have demonstrated leadership in school, community and/or other service organizations that promote, enhance or strengthen diversity

Idaho Resident and be of Hispanic/Latino descent

DACA students are eligible

Award is for Idaho schools only

In addition to completing all questions on the online ILSF Scholarship Application, applicants must upload/attach the following documents (PDF format) to their application:

Personal Statement (biography)

Resume (list of accomplishments/brag sheet)

Scholarship essay answering one of four questions listed on the ILSF Scholarship Application

High school or college transcript

Two letters of recommendation submitted through Scholar's App

Completed FAFSA showing Estimated Family Contribution (EFC)

Write a three to five page essay, double-spaced, 12-point font on one of the following subjects. Please include the question in your essay

What can be done to motivate more Latino students to attend college?

Who has been a role model for you and why?

If you had the power to change your school in a positive way, what specific changes would you make?

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Apply - Idaho Latino Scholarship Foundation

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Eligible Latino high school seniors and college students, apply for a scholarship and get one step closer to making your goals a reality!