Virgene Horn Memorial International Scholarship Analysis

I came from the public schools district in Philadelphia, where they didn’t have enough money for books and computers to prepare student for the competitive world. That made me realize there is more to this world than Philadelphia. I know there are more opportunities for minorities. When I reach my dream goal in life I will return to my city to give back. Many college graduates want an education, to support them after graduation. They want to enjoy the profession they have chosen. This scholarship will impact my perception on organizations that help young minorities grow to their full potential. Understanding that organizations does seek out students that work hard and want it for themselves, is something that inspires me to want to do the same. I want students to know that as long as you work hard in school, get excellent grades, and want more in life for yourself, that you can achieve any goal that they

Receiving this scholarship will boost my self-esteem knowing that I was responsible for creating a foundation that brings me closer to my career goal. This scholarship will also reduce my stress over the tuition cost. It will also eases my burden of the future student

Studying abroad allows me the opportunity to experience completely different entertainment and tourism systems which I can integrate to the rest of my school year to help me achieve my degree. Apart from studying, I can apply my new-found knowledge to my life and the way I approach the world around me. My short term academic goals are to complete my classes with A’s and obtain a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration with concentration in Entertainment and Tourism Management at CSUF by 2018. After graduation, I see myself completing a Masters degree within the next three years in Management and working in a large hotel, meeting new people and facing challenges and overcoming them every day. I am grateful to have opportunity to apply scholarships to assist my journey to fulfill my

Fortunately, Keely’s unusually large number of and variety of accomplishments are enumerated on her scholarship application as they are too many to list in one letter. Her commitment to succeed and the organized and responsible manner with which she approaches each new opportunity, attributes instilled in her by her parents, are the reasons for her many achievements. Moreover, Keely has a mature and lovely demeanor that others find reassuring. She subtly sets a standard for others to strive to reach.

As upcoming high school seniors, many such as myself, desire scholarships in order to alleviate the financial burden that attending a university can bring. Though this considerable and generous scholarship prize money will be used to further my education at Texas A&M University, my main wish is to bring pride and satisfaction to my family. As a first generation student, I am humbled by the opportunity of obtaining an education in America. Since my parents were migrants from Vietnam and Hong Kong, a successful life here was unheard of many years before. Financial strains do occasionally plague our lives, however, we have not forgotten the strenuous hard work and sacrifice that my parents have conquered in order to put their two daughters through

I came to America from Pakistan two years ago. I am currently attending Broward College to get my associate degree. One of my most important goals is to get a master’s degree in aerospace engineering and become an engineer. To achieve this goal, I am very passionate. I have worked very hard to maintain good grades. I have joined clubs and faced many difficulties to be where I am. I am passionate about math and physics and due to that reason I want to attend a prestigious school for sciences and become an engineer. Unfortunately, I cannot afford to get the education; therefore, I am working hard to get scholarships.

What this scholarship would provide for me is not just a viable boost in self-confidence and euphoric relief from the stress of student loans, but also an official change in direction. A change that will not only allow me to fulfill my desires of being different,

I believe that this scholarship can help me to achieve and succeed my goals. It also would provide great support not only financially but also provide

Hi I am Jacarra Dancy. I'm from Durham, North Carolina. I am currently a Senior at Southern Durham High School of Energy and Sustainability. I am the definition of a scholar with the hard work and dedication I use to pursue a goal whether it is academic,physical,or an overall goal. Being involved in so many extra curricular activities in my high school career such as the National Honor/Scholars Society, Leadership in Marching Band, Management of the wrestling team, being a participant in the Sports Medicine team, and a participant in homecoming affairs has helped me gain leadership skills as well as being able to be a team player. Not only did I have prior knowlede about FSU, As seeing my sister attend Fayetteville State University, and enjoying

I was surprised to see that I was qualified for the National Honors Society Scholarship, however I felt as if it was going to be hard to “brag” about myself. I thought long and hard on who I am as a person and I have to say that I have many leadership, character, and service qualities.

If selected for this scholarship, I will represent your organization in my college years as well as professional career. My top priority is not only to be a college graduate, but also to dedicate myself in service to others using my skills and talents. Finally, I would like to assure that your decision to award me Daniel’s Fund Boundless Opportunity Scholarship would be an invaluable asset in my current academic career path as well as to motivate me to continue my graduate study in the near future.

As a young boy, I was compelled to defect the country of Cuba along with my family. While the experience was dark and full of difficulty, we had the tremendous privilege of living in this prosperous nation—the United States of America. Being the victim of unfairness, bullying, and inequality since my arrival has strengthened me and taught me that giving up is never an option in sports or academics. I believe I deserve the David Logan Scholarship because I am hard working and committed like the memorable David Logan was, and I would use the award for the sole purpose of enriching my education.

I am currently a sophomore undergraduate Marketing major and Digital Studies minor. If I receive the scholarship the financial contributions NSCS has provided will be of great assistance in paying my educational expenses. I plan to study aboard in Spain over the summer to study Spanish and International Business. With help from the generous scholarship, I will be one step closer to achieving my educational and career goals. I believe I deserve to earn the scholarship because my involvement at the University of Mary Washington depicts my dedication and persistence in giving back to the school and the community while putting my education to good use. One way in which I am using my education to enrich my time at UMW is through my work with Community Outreach and Resources. My time at COAR has given me a deep appreciation for how volunteerism

When I was informed of the possibility to compete for this scholarship I was unsure what to talk about. I’m seventeen and I just graduated from Mount Pleasant Community High School. I currently live in Mount Pleasant, Iowa. This next year I plan to go to the University of Iowa and study Accounting. I have been accepted into the Tippie College of Business as a First Generation Student. I am honored to be a part of the Crooks family name.

As the cost of education increases, many students search for assistance to help cover that cost. That form of assistance could come from burdensome financial aid or a scholarship that provides the student with an education free from debt. That’s why I am writing you today Mr. Alan Hall on behalf of the Student Scholarship Committee, bellow we have outlined the (1) the benefits to the student, (2) the benefits to you, and (3) how you can take action to help.