Explain Why I Should Be Considered For The Ip Scholarship

I believe I should be awarded this scholarship because it takes a lot of courage to apply for these scholarships. It’s hard knowing that there are millions of other kids that could be applying for this scholarship as well and it’s tough trying to prove why I should be awarded. I think it’s difficult for anyone to write why they should be awarded this scholarship because we all are applying for the same reasons.The insane cost of college is what we’re trying to work to lower this is due to people paying for it themselves, parents paying for it, and just trying to limit the amount of loans you’ll have to pay back after. I know by saying this is bit risky but, I would like to be awarded this scholarship to help my parents with paying for college.

I deserve this scholarship because I’m a strong female role model, dedicated to God, school, family and friends, along with my work. I intern at the Sigourney Elementary School where I work with different grades. I feel privileged to work with the younger kids who look up to me as a role model. My relationship with God is very strong, and I try to share that with those around me. I’m hardworking during school and work. I do my best to keep up with my grades, and always stay on top of my homework. I take my schoolwork very seriously, and want to get in as much learning as I can. At one point I was taking nine classes compared to the normal seven period day. I work two jobs now, and can always be counted on to cover hours for those who are sick or can’t come in. I’m active in different organizations in school and am a team player. I’ve shown leadership skills through my years as a Girl Scout since Kindergarten, along with helping inspire the younger girls. These are just a few of the reasons I believe I would be a worthy candidate for the PEO scholarship.

I would like to receive this scholarship for multiple reasons. This scholarship will help me to further my college education, help pay for college and to help me become more financially stable.

Starting high school, I was not a perfect student. However, over the past three years, it is clear that my grades have drastically improved. Whether it was adjusting to AP classes or balancing extracurricular activities and homework, I became proficient at handling the twists and turns of high school. By smoothing out my rough edges, I have become a student with distinct goals and a strong work ethic. Having experienced both low and high ends of academic success, my abilities and mindset can be molded to any situation. I am confident that I have the talent, ambition, and the adaptive abilities to become part of a guaranteed

In sixth grade, a teacher recognized me as a student who had the potential for academic excellence and I would have the opportunity to enroll in Academically and Intellectually Gifted classes. This felt exciting to me because I wanted to learn and experience everything I could. Unfortunately, the AIG program at my middle school ended quite abruptly after being told this. I continued through middle school feeling unchallenged and uninspired. However, I was able to excel and maintain an “A” average and participate in community services both at the school and Thrift Shop throughout my middle school career. In eighth grade, when I got my registration form for classes at Northwood and saw the abundance of subjects with differing levels of rigor I was ecstatic to start high school. I felt this could be the challenge I desired.

My education that I received while at David Prouty High School has strongly influenced both my personal and academic development, by teaching me to take value in my work. Throughout my time at David Prouty I have taken many rigorous classes, but developed the most through the classes I condemned at the time of taking them. Everyone has certain subjects that they are not fond of and it is hard to always put your best foot forward. At David Prouty I learned that my work is an extension myself and if I start to slack in things that I find challenging, then my work ethic is flawed. David Prouty has taught me to trudge through things that I find difficult and excel at things I love.

I should be considered for this scholarship due to that as a result of my personal goals and qualities I seek to improve my campus and community and in ten years I hope to have radically improve my campus and self. This scholarship will assist me in affording an institution that will grow my mind and achieve my goals of inclusion and diversity.

The first time I ever experienced an academic challenge was in the 8th grade. I was told by my teacher that I would not do well at an early college high school; a school that offers students a chance to earn an associate’s degree while attending high school. My teacher believed my average grades meant I would not excel at school. She went as far as asking my mother if she was forcing me to attend my high school. My mother told her that attending Mission Early College High School (MECHS) was my idea. Later on in the year, I applied to the National Junior Honor Society and was rejected because my grade point average (GPA) was below the requirements. While other students with lower GPA’s and parents with money or time to give to the school were accepted. This experience was the first time I realized since my parents did not have the money or the time to donate to the school, I was in an automatic disadvantage in comparison to my peers. Despite these setbacks, I applied to MECHS and was accepted into the program.

Vince Lombardi once said " the price to success is hard work, dedication to the job at hand, the determination that whether we win or lose, we have applied the best of ourselves to the task at hand.'' i believe that i deserve this scholarship to attend florida state university to perceive my interest in business. it isn't that i am extremely talented or smart, i just work hard at what i do.

The reason I deserve a scholarship, as part of the business scholars experience, is because I would like to see my dream of pursuing a course in management and finance come to reality, as well as make my parents proud. I have traveled a bumpy road to get to where I am today. My dad had to work extra hard to make sure that he provided me with basic needs. Unfortunately, my dad is not able to raise enough money for my college tuition, but I’m more than determined to get a job during college in order to be able to pay my expenses and live my dream. Despite all the hardship we have gone through, I still managed to maintain decent grades, had time to serve my community by joining various clubs and organizations, and I kept on dreaming about my future.

Freshman year, I became fascinated about different cultures specifically South Korea, and I’ve come to appreciate them and continue to expand my knowledge on them in order spread the knowledge to my community on how gaining proficiency in a language, culture and literature other than our own is crucial in helping us develop critical, aesthetic, and creative sensibilities necessary for global citizenship. The Intelligence Community – Center of Academic Excellence Scholars Program (IC-CAE) seems to me like an organization that I will help me flourish my comprehension of Global Security and International Affairs and gain the experience needed to have a career in it.

Academics was always a priority in my life, for knowledge is power. I may not be the best with my academic standing, but I managed to maintain excellent marks at school. Previously, I attended a high school in the Philippines specifically inclined to the maths and sciences, and the severe training became fruitful in Canada. I always received honour roll certificates every school year during my stay at North Surrey Secondary. My performance for my science classes was exemplary as well as I was given a Recognition of Excellence for achieving at least a ninety percent final average in class.

My academic performance in high school always had its up and downs. I graduated with a 3.2 GPA, even though it is not the best, I still am very proud of it. My first year of high school, I was the teacher’s pet but unfortunately that lasted for a year. Once I found a new group of friends, it got me into making bad decisions, and that was when my grades started looking poorly, and my weaknesses started to surface.

Growing up I was never the academic scholar. I struggled in school throughout the years. I didn’t believe college was the path for me; when I was in high school there were times I thought about dropping out, because I had a fix mindset. I thought either someone is born with an education or is not intelligent, and this made me not care about school.

I had set up great study habits in high school and finished top of my class with