Why I Deserve A Scholarship Essay

I believe that I deserve this scholarship because I have dedicated my life to helping anyone and everyone I can. Starting in middle school I worked very closely with The Town of North Hempstead in all and any volunteer opportunities they offered. In 9th grade I was given the chance to help out at ht e local library, then at the school library, and have set up sessions where high school students read to the kids in elementary school. 10th grade I continued with these endeavors. In 11th grade I realized I wasn't doing enough to help, so I joined up with Shoes for Harvest. This organization collects shoes and distributes them to people who are in need. Working with them we collected over 1500 pairs of shoes, which is more then they had done in

I feel that I should be considered for this scholarship because I have worked hard to attain my achievements and I had to mature at an ealier age than most students. My parents divorced when I was in elementary school and from then on my brother and I had to deal with constant arguments between our parents. We were under a lot of pressure to decide which parents would attend what events we had for they could not get along in the same building. This was especially hard because every child wants their parents to be able to support them and watch them grow throughout the years. Having to choose between the two parents put on a lot of stress on myself and it made me realize how successful I want to become in life. I want to ensure I go to college

I believe I am very deserving of this scholarship because of the challenge I have had to overcome in my life that has helped shaped who I am and what my beliefs are. To begin a huge challenge in my life is not having an idea who exactly my family is or the struggle of even considering them my family. My mother's family is very disconnected. Ever since I was little until she passed my Nana always told stories of my mother's brothers and sister, and the memories that they shared with my Nana, mother, and siblings. I have always wondered what ever happened to them, and how come they never wanted to meet me. I only actually knew my Uncle Johnny until my Nana passed away, than all of a sudden I met Danny, Kathy, and David. Apparently I have met

In my elementary, intermediate and middle school years I have made it a priority to always show scholarship. Throughout my years of school I have maintained a 4.0, or gotten all A’s. In my earlier years of school I was awarded the principal's award several times, which is for academics. Following that I have also attended and placed 2nd in the math tournament and will be participating this year as well. Another very important thing is I have recently been given the opportunity to as an 8th grade student, take 3 freshman classes in place of my 8th grade classes to get or be ahead come my highschool years. Doing my best in school has always been important to me; even though I can be a procrastinator at times, I always get my work

I could tell you that I am awesome! I could tell you that I am unique and smart and that school is my entire life. But I am not going to go that route. What I will tell you is that it would mean a great deal to me, to receive this scholarship. I enjoy school so much, that I maxed out all of my financial aid; I’d say that there is some irony within that statement. To make a long, but interesting story short, I want to finish school and without more financial aid and a rich family to support me, I am out of luck. I believe that I can do so many things in my life with a bachelor’s degree! On top of that, it makes even more sense to get my bachelor’s degree before I attempt a master’s degree—I am dedicated, can you tell?

This is Sara Pabich a current student at Sturgeon Bay High School interest in a one time scholarship. My consular, Mrs. O’Handley, referred me to about this possible scholarship to help further my education by attending a Pre-College Program at Harvard University.

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.

As a student of Vernon Malone College and Career Academy, I recall applying with aspirations to make a difference and to have a chance to contribute more to the world around me. I also yearned to see a change in myself and in my general towards the daily tribulations we as humans face each day. These are the same ambitions that led to my desire to want to join National Honor Society.

I feel that I am deserving of the scholarship monies because I work extremely hard in school and I always try to do my very best. My whole life school and my grades have been extremely important to me and I have always put them first. I feel that my good grades show that I care about my academics, I'm responsible, a hard worker, and that I want to be successful in whatever I do. If I revieve the scholarship monies I would use it wisely to purchase items such as books and also use it to help pay for my classes. They say that hard work pays off and I just hope that all the hard work that I have put into my academics will pay off in the end and I will recieve the scholarship monies that I feel I am deserving of. If so, I would be greatly appreciative.

I would like to receive this scholarship because I feel like I am a good candidate. I have been working hard to get a scholarship and follow my dreams by studying in the United States. All through my life I have been working extremely hard on my grades, in my athletics and helping in my community. I feel like I would be chosen for this scholarship because of all my hard work. My goal is to be able to study mechanical engineering at a school in the United States. After I receive my degree I plan to work in car companies like Ford, General Motors, BMW, or other companies.

As an immigrant from a family of seven, nothing has come easy. Moving to a new country, learning a new language, doing work that is not only the most fulfilling but needs to be done is what I am used to. For these reasons, my family cannot support me in preparing for the CPA Exam. There is no large savings to help me purchase the right materials to help me prepare for what will be the hardest exam in my career. The reason why I feel like I should receive a scholarship is because I have always proven to be great student and I am able to earn high grades in every class because of my hard work ethic. Hard work is not something I am afraid of and I expect it. The CPA Exam is difficult and the proper materials are needed. Hard work is an essence

Since I was young, I loved to hang out with kids, and I liked to teach them and play or talk to them. I thought that their love for knowledge was amazing and it taught me to be more curious and to ask more questions. I felt nervous every time I was around them, but as time went, I got more and more comfortable around kids. I wanted to babysit them at first, so I took a course in Vancouver, Canada and I got a certificate with my friend!

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.

A quote that has propelled me through my high school endeavors is “Winners are not people who never fail, but people who never quit.” This quote stands out to me because today in society it sometimes appears people experiencing challenge or defeat are too quick to succumb to the realities of their hardships. While it can be easy for one to take self-pity on themselves during challenging times, it is vital for someone facing hardship to persevere like I have and will do by taking a challenging class schedule, acting as an intern in a political campaign, and working arduously in college to get into law school.

I believe I am deserving of this scholarship because I am an incredibly hard worker, and I plan to make the most out of the opportunity this scholarship will provide for me. My parents taught me that education is the most important thing in the world, and with a solid education and dedication anything is possible. I’ve known I wanted to go to college since I was a little girl, which is why I was so ecstatic to receive automatic admission into Texas A&M! My parents never wanted me to worry about money, so I could solely focus on my grades, which is why they have been saving money for my college tuition since I was born. Their savings allowed me to spend my time studying, volunteering, barrel racing, and being a member of my high school’s volleyball