Chrday Williams Pros And Cons

This scholarship will help me get a head start in college. It will also help me to reach my career goals in the medical field.

Growing up, I have always loved to help people in need, so when I entered high school I put all of my focus towards medical classes. My experience with medical classes were amazing. I performed so well that I was able to pass the Clinical Medical Assistant Certification exam. When it came to choosing a college, I had originally planned to leave Laredo to study pharmacology. However, to my surprise and joy, I found out that TAMIU started to offer the degree plan of my choice, so I decided to stay in Laredo and attend TAMIU. The Oscar M. Laurel Scholarship will be a huge help to fund my tuition, books, and gas. Coming from a middle class family, I understand that every cent counts and this scholarship will be a great help to insure my

I would like to express my thanks to the Buster Bynum Education Scholarship for allowing me the opportunity for financial assistance through your scholarship program. Being the second child in my family to attend college, I know that college can be expensive. At the age of seventeen, I am the youngest of six children. I learned from my family that they will give me all the love in the world, but when it comes to money I have to earn it. For the past three years I’ve earned my gas and spending money working a part-time job laying sod for Mid-South Enterprises LLC. I am confident that my parents will help as much as they possibly can financially, but with the assistance from scholarships my out of pocket tuition cost can be less.

I am DeQuandra Lyles from Sawyerville, Al and I'm grateful for my family and the scholarship to Neosho Community College.  I'm grateful for my family because it has been a rough week for me. I can always count on them they support me and everything I do. Even when I have bad days my family are my motivators. Family would listen to what you have to say and will refuse to give up on you. However, I'm grateful for the scholarship I didn't expect to receive one. The scholarship helped me out a lot I was less stressful. The scholarship paid for my tuition and books so less money came out of my parents pocket.

This letter is to express how thankful I am for being awarded the Margaretta Turpin Endowed Scholarship in Nursing. No amount of words can express my gratitude for your generous gift. With this gift I wil be able to continue to pursue my dream of becoming a nurse.

This letter is to express how thankful I am for being awarded the Margaretta Turpin Endowed Scholarship in Nursing. No amount of words can express my gratitude for your generous gift. With this gift I will be able to continue to pursue my dream of becoming a nurse.

I am Kathy Binarao, a senior at Brunswick High School and is a student planning to pursue her education and attend college. The college I plan to go to that offers the courses I plan to take has a tuition and boarding fee of $35,000 plus, which means I truly need a whole lot of financial assistance. I was accepted at Liberty University as early as October, and now am seeking for some helpful scholarships. I plan on majoring in Nursing (B.S.N.), which is a science field, to become a Registered Nurse one day. Basically, it’s more like a Traveling Nurse, for I will minor in Aeronautics: Flight Attendant at the same time. I dreamed of traveling the world, not only to enjoy visiting places, but also be a helping nurse serving people residing in

I deserve to be selected for the Jordan Hackett Memorial Scholarship because as a hard-working student, I will commit myself to effectively take advantage of the opportunity that this scholarship will provide me. As a student, I not only persistently work hard academically but also try to improve my work ethic and people skills. I believe education is the key to success, and I try to connect my passion for education with my desire for helping others. As a result, I have decided to pursue a career as a neonatal nurse practitioner. I wish to get the opportunity to bring life into this world and care for the sick newborns to the best of my ability.

I take this time to express appreciation for the $500 scholarship that has been given for my to pursue a higher education. With both parents being 1st generation college graduates receiving their bachelors degree with having to providing for four children I saw them as the ultimate example of knowing the importance of going to college. Being the oldest child they wanted to instill the importance of continuing on to college. With being apart of a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints I was taught the importance of staying out of debt hence the reason I applied for this scholarship. I

I have come from a struggling background. My parents never attended college and my mother has been the sole provider for my family for many years. I have watched her struggle trying to provide for us and I determined long ago that I would strive to do more for my future family than what she was able to give us. My dreams required that I attend college. It is because of the financial hardship my family faces every day that the financial burden that comes from attending college rests solely on my shoulders. Although I am employed, I do not make enough money to pay for the cost of living and my school expenses. My goal is to become an attorney and I do everything in my power to attain that goal. I excel in all of my classes and have become a leader on my campus and in my community. I rely on scholarships like the Silas Purnell Scholarship to recognize these attributes in me and with the help of this award I will be able to take my last step in my path of earning my baccalaureate degree and making my goals my

I am very grateful that the Trustees of the Harold Ferguson Scholarship have approved the renewal of the Harold Ferguson scholarship. The Harold Ferguson Scholarship will help me greatly in my upcoming sophomore year at Rutgers due to the nature of my classes and therefore am very appreciative. I apologize for not including my current address, which is: 105 Gregory Avenue Apt. D-10, Passaic, NJ, 07055. Furthermore, I feel disadvantaged as a result of my lack of volunteering experience this past year and understand the importance of giving back to the community; hence, I will soon start volunteering at Clara Maass Medical Center in Bellevile, NJ (currently in the application process) on a weekly basis to gain experience for my future in medicine

Admittedly as an outdoorsman, it is hard to distance myself emotionally or sentimentally from any hypothetical scenario of being able to invest in Cabela’s. I will also admit that I am not overly concerned with the SEC investigation, as many similar investigations were launched during the current political administration into conservative business organizations. Cabela’s is also bringing in new leadership, as they recently announced in February of this year with an 8-K form filing (Economics Week, 2016) that Scott Williams has been appointed as president of the organization. Mr. Williams has previous experience with Wal-Mart and Sam’s Club, as well as Fanatics (Castner, 2016), so his experience should bring a fresh look for Cabela’s oversized

So many outstanding occurrences have happened in my life over the previous months! Not only have I been accepted into my top college’s pre-pharmacy program, but I have also been accepted as a member of their prestigious honors program. I am set to begin my schooling in the fall of 2016, at Wilkes University. I am currently searching for any scholarships I may qualify for, but am having very little luck. I have gotten some scholarships through the college for my academic excellence, but that only covers a small portion of the tuition. If you were to provide me with $10,000, it would be an excellent contribution to my dream of becoming a pharmacist.

A few weeks prior to writing this essay I had the chance to meet with my academic advisor to discuss my transition both academically and socially, and my future goals for the upcoming years at the college. She helped me get a plan in order for my second semester of this year. Originally, I had applied to the nursing program for the fall of 2017. Through my hard work and devotion to my studies, I was accepted into the program. I was really excited and my family was extremely supportive. However, when I met with a number of other students who had gotten into the program during the Nursing orientation, I became extremely overwhelmed. The number of hours required in the nursing programs coupled with the prerequisite classes made me feel like it would be impossible to get my degree in just two years. I was very fortunate to be able to set up a meeting with the head of the nursing program as well as an advisor to discuss possible options for completing my degree. After much hard thought I decided to enroll in health

Towards the beginning of the year, I received my acceptance letter from Penn State’s Nursing Program. I cried as I read the words, “Congratulations! You’ve been accepted to Penn State’s Nursing Program.” Finally all the hard work and so many closed doors paid off. My dream of becoming a nurse was finally going to come true, but that excitement and joy soon died