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Scholarship
Program Administrators |
The Ventures Scholars Program is collaborating
with Scholarship Program Administrators to help Ventures
Scholars learn about and apply for scholarship opportunities.
Scholarship Program Adminstrators is proud to announce
the following scholarship opportunites. You
will need access codes for the applications. Go to the
click here button and the access codes are inserted
within the body of the text.
Directions
1. Go to the links to applications and complete the
necessary information. COMPLETE THE APPLICATION PRIOR
TO THE DEADLINE!
--2007 Sam Walton Community Scholarship
--Ronald McDonald House Charities Scholarship
--NFIB Young Entrepreneur Award
--Discover ® Card Tribute Award
® Scholarship Program
2. Notify the Ventures Scholars Program by completing
the VSP inquiry form. Click on form and insert your
username and password. Scroll to the end of the VSP
inquiry form. Click the appropriate link(s) to let us
know which scholarship applications you will be submitting
to Scholarship Program Administrators.
VSP Inquiry Form
2007 Sam Walton COMMUNITY Scholarship
Synopsis:
Scholarship application is for SENIORS.
Applicant must have a cumulative high school grade point
average of at least 2.5, and have taken either the ACT
or SAT tests. Applicants may apply once for the COMMUNITY
Scholarship using the store number from their local
Sam’s Club or Wal-Mart store.
Application Deadline:
January 12, 2007
Click
here for
instructions and application information.
Ronald
McDonald House Charities Scholarship
Synopsis: Ronald McDonald
House Charities National Scholarships are open to high
school SENIORS only who are eligible
to attend a two- or four-year college with a full course
of study. Applicants must also reside within the geographic
boundaries of a participating Chapter that offers scholarship
under the RMHC National Scholarship Program.
Application Deadline: February 15,
2007
Click here
for instructions and application information.
NFIB
Young Entrepreneur Award
Synopsis:
The fifth annual scholarship program for high-school SENIORS
is designed to set teen small-business owners on the path
to entrepreneurship. Award recipients attend the university,
college, community college or vocational/technical institute
of their choice with $1,000 in tuition assistance from
the NFIB Young Entrepreneur Foundation. One outstanding
student receives a $10,000 award, and four regional winners
receive $5,000 each. The 2007 program will also grant
one renewable award in each of five regions across the
country.
Application Deadline:
February 12, 2007
Click here
for instructions and application information.
Discover
® Card Tribute Award ® Scholarship Program
Synopsis:
Are you a high school JUNIOR looking
for a scholarship that honors the all-around accomplishments
of juniors in their community as well as at school,
does not consider test scores or financial need, provides
up to ten $25,000 grand scholarships and up to 300 $2,500
scholarships, and allows its winners to use their scholarship
for any type of post-secondary education or training
in any certified training program, trade and technical
school, community college, two or four-year college
or university they choose?
Application Deadline:
January 31, 2007
Click here
for instructions and application information.
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