CWEA Scholarship Analysis

I decided to apply to WITCC so I can get two years of training and then move on to a college and keep pursuing my career. I have an ambition to work with numbers and the best career for that is accounting. My plans are to study for two years at WITCC and then go to a four-year college and get my bachelorette degree. For my short-term plans, I’m going to stay in Denison and take care of my child. Attending WITCC will give me a chance to have time for my family and school. My real goal is for me to have a good education so I can have a high paying job and support my family. The reason I’m applying for a scholarships is because I need financial help

The Miami Dade Scholarship would mean having enough money to pay for my classes and be capable to purchase my books without having to work additional shifts. Since a young age, I have invested all my time and effort in school. I am a persistent, objective and dedicated scholar. With this money my plan is to finish paying my semester tuition. The impact these funds would have is unimaginable.

This scholarship is awarded to San Bernardino County high school students who graduate within the top 1% of their high school graduating class. Students must be nominated by their high school principal in order to be considered for this award. The scholarship is renewable for up to three years. In order to maintain continued eligibility each year the recipient must complete a minimum of 36 units each year and maintain a 3.5 GPA. CSUSB only admits new students in the fall term. Some exceptions are made to admit veterans, athletes, and special circumstances.

The “On-Track Scholarship” will help me with staying “on-track” in my future goals. My ultimate goal in life is to receive a college education and proceed into a field with a successful job. I want to major in Business Management and minor in Entrepreneurship. When I am older, I hope to take over the organization that my mother has built, she started running a youth football league because of my brother. But she also started a basketball league because of me, it is my dream to be able to expand the organization that helped me be successful in my basketball career.

I am privileged to be one of the recipients of the Entre Nous Endowed Scholarship. Thanks to your generous support I am able to pursue my dreams. It is with great honor that I extended my deepest appreciation to you. Receiving this scholarship will prepare me for the education I need to help build my future.

When I think of hardworking and dedication the first people that come to mind are my parents. Both of my parents have come from backgrounds where at times things were difficult. They instilled the values of hard work and passion into me from a young age and have ultimately left me inspired. Neither of my parents could attend a post-secondary institution. In fact, if I am accepted into university then I will be the first child in both past and current generations of my family to obtain a university degree. As hardworking as my parents are, to fully financially support two children who plan on going to university just is not possible while paying for other expenses in life too. Considering my father works in the oil field, as one can imagine, there is never a guaranteed amount of annual income that our family can expect. In 2015 alone we experienced a significant decrease in annual income due to the state of economy and the price of oil. A big reason as to why I am applying for the Centennial Scholarship is because I believe my parents deserve to save for their retirement versus paying for the next eight years of my education. My parents have never said

Thank you for the existence of the Richard and Susan DiBartolomeo Student Scholarship. Getting a scholarship award was a critical objective for me to attend Walsh College of Accountancy and Business Administration. I am a transfer student from Macomb Community College where my grant award from FAFSA would cover my tuition and books.

Receiving an SHS scholarship would help me out financially because I am going to be attending Butler University for five years. Since money is tight and I have to pay for my college education, I will need to continue working and go to college at the same time, which we all know will be tough. I will be paying for my own food along with the room and board, which will definitely be a dent in my wallet. Through my years, I worked hard within my school. I am involved in many different activities throughout Southport High School such as Riley Dance Marathon, Tennis, Golf, Diving, Musicals, Plays, One Acts, Student Council, Peers for the Middle School, Peer Mediator for High school, Coffee House, Tea with a Princess and FCA. My involvement through

I have been at Ocean County College for three semesters so far (and a jump start class in high school before that, throughout my senior year) and it has helped me learn more about myself and the world around me. What has helped me even more are all the generous scholarships given to me from OceanFirst, the sponsors of OCC and scholarships from high school given to me during my last year there. Anything helps when it comes to saving money for my family. We have always been tight on money, but not tight enough to receive financial aid. My father works long hours each week, going to two jobs to help support my mother and myself. I can only work part time at a physical therapy facility as an aide since I go to school full time. My mother is on Social Security Disability and unable to work. This scholarship, if awarded to me, would be an

Americans owe over $1.4 trillion in student loan debt, spread out among about 44 million borrowers, and with high schools pushing towards graduates going to college that number is going to rise. And so brings the question, does having all that money to pay off end up being worth it? More than 59 percent of people in the workforce today have had at least some college or more. This means more than half of the workforce has completed a college education of some sort. College is a worthy investment for most people going into more skilled professions because unemployment rates are high for non-college graduates, college tuition is lowering, any college degree is better than none, and the wage gap shows an obvious increase of pay for college graduates.

CBCF should invest in my education through this scholarship because of the dedication I invest towards my career goals. My goal is to earn my Bachelors degree in Accounting and Finance at Florida State University, receive my CPA certificate and have an internship with one of the Big Four accounting firms after graduation. During my first year of college at Florida State, I have successfully completed my classes, most of which were prerequisite classes. Currently, I am looking forward to continuing my education and begin taking courses relating to my major in the upcoming academic year.

DCU should invest their scholarship money in me because it is an investment into the future of technology. Already, the Union leverages several e-commerce technologies, such as online transaction systems and mobile applications, that make previously impossible transactions possible. Allotting me a scholarship would assist my journey to understand the inner workings of such technologies, and further perpetuate the Union’s ability to bank the DCU way. This education will prepare me to improve these technologies in several key respects, all of which align with the three major principles DCU believes in. Anyone who has used commercial software in the past several decades will tell you there is ample room for improvement in the ease of use department.

I am applying for this scholarship because I have worked hard to get this far in achieving my goal by getting accepted to a four-year university. In the future, I will be going to either Southern Illinois University or the University of Missouri in Kansas City. I am still undecided on which college I want to go to because of financial costs and I still need to visit both colleges to get more information about them and to see what each campus is like, which is happening at the end of March. My goal is to go to the University of Missouri in Kansas City but because of the financial costs Southern Illinois University is still on my option list. I am applying for the scholarship because I want to get many scholarships to help with the financial costs

The University is pleased to announce that the State of New York, under the leadership of Governor Cuomo and the legislature, is taking a bold step in addressing the cost of college education and student loan debt by launching the Excelsior Scholarship. This program is the first of its kind in the country. It will enable many New York State residents to attend a CUNY college tuition-free and establish a national model broadening access to higher education. Recipients of this award must have a family income of $100,000 or less, file the Free Application for Student Aid (FASFA) along with the TAP supplement, attend full-time, and complete 30 credits per year. (Nevarez, et al 2016). Awardees must also agree to reside exclusively in New York State and not be employed in any other State for a continuous number of years equal to the duration of the award. The Excelsior Scholarship will be applied to each qualifying student’s financial aid package after all other aid, including TAP, Pell, City Council Scholarship, college

As a student within the School of Public and Environmental Affairs (SPEA) studying Criminal Justice, I embody numerous characteristics that qualify me to be the recipient of the scholarships listed above. Firstly, I am a dedicated intellectual, who devotes countless hours to maintaining a stellar GPA, while also balancing work and serving as the President of SPEA Student Council. I place my academic achievement at a high priority and I consistently work to challenge myself as a student. For example, I am taking courses during the Fall semester with the sole intension of expanding my knowledge, rather than fulfilling a requirement for my degree. In conjunction with my dedication to my studies, I also have exceptional leadership qualities that serve as a solid foundation for achieving my future goals and have shown my commitment to positively representing SPEA. One example would be through my positive