Shawn Carter Foundation Scholarship Study

In conclusion, I believe that I am deserving of this scholarship because I am a focused, experienced, and well rounded student who has many more goals to achieve. This is justified by my past actions and my plans for the future. I am goal oriented and driven, making me the best candidate for this scholarship.

I feel highly qualified for this season’s Brian Stallings Memorial Scholarship for several reasons. Many of the characteristics of a good student that exceeds in school mirror characteristics of a good basketball player. Both require discipline, dedication, and the ability to be teachable/coachable. Playing for a high caliber basketball program has led me to also compete to earn high grades in advanced courses throughout high school, and I

I am the most deserving of the Bryan Durkin Memorial Scholarship simply because I am committed to furthering my education, and have shown that commitment in many different ways throughout my high school career.

Throughout my three years at Barnegat High School I have strived to be a respectful, responsible and influential student and athlete. I have worked hard to stand out among my peers, be dedicated to everything I do, work towards achieving my personal goals and positively influence those around me. As an individual and a young adult, I believe it is the responsibility of younger generations to work towards being the best version of ourselves we can possibly be and positively contribute to others and our community. Overall, I aspire to be a well rounded individual and character that demonstrates the qualities of respect, citizenship, and responsibility.

Question 1:Several students will be selected this year to receive scholarship benefits and support. Why should you be one of these students?Include some accomplishments, awards you have received, and goals you are working towards.

I take pride in all that I do and I have always tried my best to represent West Stanly well. I am in the top 15 of my graduating class with a 4.46 GPA that I worked for each and every year that I have been at West Stanly. I have taken my sports achievements to higher levels, competing in the state playoffs for basketball and volleyball, and going to regionals for track. I am now using my academic achievements to tutoring during my free periods at West Stanly Middle School. I not only teach these students, but I also mentor them. I am an example of what hard work and dedication will help them achieve in their future. I plan to further my education in the fall at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington. I will major in Psychology with hopes to pursue a career as a Pediatric Psychiatrist. I hope that I can take my academic achievements in high school and college, and give it all back to my community. If I could think of the best word to describe me, Kiley Harless, I would have to say a proud West Stanly

I believe that I deserve to be selected for the Diboll High School Alumni Association Scholarship because I am a dedicated student who takes every opportunity to further myself academically and will put the scholarship to great use. Not only do I hold myself to high academic standards, I constantly make an effort in giving back to my community.

In high school, I graduated with a 3.89 GPA, I was a member of the National Honors Society, I was president of my class, and I founded the drama club at my school. I was even a member of the choir for four years. I joined the sign language club, and I volunteered annually for the Walk for Hunger. I did everything I could that counselors suggested to end up in a great college. “Be well-rounded,” they advised. Nevertheless, I enjoyed keeping busy; I enjoyed the responsibility and strong relationships that came with it.

I am Connie Alarcon a junior at Valley High School and my growth both personally and academically this school year has been one of the most mentally exhausting years of my life. This year truly made me mentally stronger, as well as changed me as a person and displayed academic growth in me , it taught me valuable things that I know will help me in the future. What this year truly taught me that i will forever value and always try to remember as I go through life is that at the end of the day I will be the only one who cares enough and has to fight for the future I want, nobody else will be able to fight for my future the one I want as much as I can and will.

I enrolled and then attended. During middle school, I became conscious about social issues in the world. This caused me to see things differently, which did end up in me losing friends. In seventh grade, my grandmother who was a mother to me, passed away from terminal cancer. It was another hard loss for my family and me. In eighth grade I applied to five schools but only got into two, ESSM and Mountainview Early College. I decided to come here since this school has more experience. It wasn’t my choice high school, but I am still glad I get to come to a magnet school.

Plan scholarship because as a high school junior at Christopher Columbus HS, I commit to take advantage of the life changing opportunity the scholarship will offer me. Along with being a student who works hard to maintain an excellent transcript, I also sustain numerous amounts of community service hours which are dedicated to giving back to my community. Throughout my high school years I have maintained an excellent GPA and plan on improving it during my remaining years. I am currently playing soccer for Pinecrest S.C. U18 in the FSPL and have had the honor of being selected to play in the A team for the past four years even after suffering a torn

Good evening, my name is Audrina Campa. I am a senior at Sunnyside High School who will be the first member of her family who will be attending a university after graduating from high school. I come from a family of 6, my parents and 4 daughters (including myself), and within my family, college is a mandatory stepping stone. Coming from a young family, meaning I was raised by teen parents, they expect the best for me in every which way possible including my education.

I believe that I am the best candidate for the Todd Hughes Memorial Scholarship because I have worked very hard during my last four years of high school and I am determined to be the very best person I can be, and accomplish my career goals. This Scholarship would be an incredible advantage to contribute in my college funds. My family’s economic challenges have affected my choices in my future plans. I will not be receiving any financial assistance from my parents, and I will be relying on my own work ethic and the scholarships I receive to assist in paying my tuition. Even though my family has these challenges I have always had dreams that of a higher education. This fall I will be attending Sam Houston State University. In doing so, I will

My name is Erin Matthews. I am a freshman in college. I consider myself a good student. Throughout School from elementary all the way up to high school I maintained A’s, B’s, and C’s. I was on the honor roll when I reached my high school years. I would consider myself to be a good athlete. I worked my hardest to improve in the sports I participated in through my grade school years.

I am an 8th grader at Saint Anthony Catholic School. I would describe myself as a kind, respectful young lady. Over the course