Scholarships and Financial Aid
Eagleville High School Students it is NEVER too early to start looking at scholarship opportunities that can help you attend college.
What is a scholarship?
A scholarship is a financial award given to a student based on academic achievement and promise. Many scholarships are awarded based on merit. However, some also consider financial need. Scholarships typically do not have to be repaid.
Applying for scholarships is a number game, and the more scholarships you apply to, the better your chances of winning. The key to a great scholarship search is to start applying as soon as possible.
REMEMBER: Some scholarships require letters of recommendation, essays, transcripts or other supplemental materials. It takes time to gather these materials!
Please investigate what is required of each scholarship well in advance of the deadline. Don’t procrastinate!
Scholarship Tips:
1. Search early, apply early.
2. Check eligibility requirements, apply to all for which you qualify.
3. Never pay money to apply for a scholarship
4. Check your application for mistakes before you submit it.
5. Have someone proofread any required essays.
6. Ask for letters of recommendation early, at least a month before the due date.
7. Research and know something about the organization that is offering the scholarship.
8. Don’t miss deadlines. Use a calendar and checklist to get organized.
SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES:
Eagleville School announces that beginning January 13, 2020 the Rhonda Holton Memorial Scholarship will receive applications. The scholarship awards an annual $1000 to a deserving graduating Senior at Eagleville School. There will be one scholarship awarded. Applications are available in the Guidance Office on Monday, January 13th, 2020.
Application Process/Requirements:
- Contact Info
- Provide to the committee a list of clubs and organizations to which the student belongs
- List any honors or awards you have received as a student at Eagleville
- Provide for the committee two (2) letters of recommendation
Write an essay (no more than two pages) that addresses all of the following topics:
- Describe how you have demonstrated leadership ability both in and out of school.
• Discuss a special attribute or accomplishment that sets you apart.
•Briefly describe your long-term and short-term goals.
• Why are you a good candidate to receive this award?
Applicants can turn in completed applications to the Guidance Department of Eagleville School, or mail the application in its entirety to the following address:
Holton Memorial Scholarship Committee
c/o Jason Brown
500 Highway 99
Eagleville, TN 36060
Applications are due no later than Friday, March 27th, 2020. Late or incomplete applications will not be considered. The applications will be reviewed and recipient selected by the Rhonda Holton Memorial Scholarship Committee. The scholarship will be awarded May 15, 2020 during the Senior Award ceremony.
Please submit any questions to brownj@rcschools.net
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The Sheltia S. Murray Scholarship is awarded to a student who will be a freshman for the FALL semester with a minimum 3.0 GPA and has a minimum ACT score of 22. The deadline for the scholarship application is April 24th, 2020 for the upcoming FALL semester. All applications are required to include:
* One sealed recommendation letter
* ACT scores
* High school transcript
*Essay
At least two recipients will be selected and notified on June 20th, 2020 to receive $1000.00 ($500 per semester). Submit applications online at murrayscholarship.org or mail you r application to : Sheltia S. Murray Scholarship, P.O. Box 12396 Murfreesboro, TN 37129.
Click HERE for the application.
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MTAR-Middle Tennessee Association of Realtors is once again proud to be able to accept applicants for our scholarships for incoming freshman students attending MTSU, Motlow, or any campus of the Tennessee College of Applied Technology Centers. This scholarship is for fall 2020 and spring 2021. It may be used for any school expense these students may incur. Application deadline is Friday, April 3rd, 2020 by 4:30pm. Please call their office with any questions at 615-893-2242. See application link to the far right.
The program, which began in 2016, has awarded $40,000 in scholarships and is designed to help deserving Nashville and Middle Tennessee students help pay for college tuition during their freshman year.
"The Nashville Sounds Foundation is proud to continue our scholarship program into its fifth year," said Nashville Sounds Foundation Executive Director Destiny Whitmore. "To be able to help Middle Tennessee students pursue their dream of a college education is extremely fulfilling. The continued support of our fans through fundraising efforts makes this possible. We're thankful for the ongoing generosity."
Interested seniors must complete the application process at www.nashvillesounds.com/community/scholarship. The process includes submitting a 250-or-less word essay explaining a project the student developed or participated in to change their community.
In addition to the essay, each submission must include at least two letters of recommendation from a teacher and/or coach, and an official high school transcript. The scholarship will be awarded based on the culmination of the student's school work, extracurricular activities and involvement in the community.
Each winner will receive tickets to a select 2020 Nashville Sounds game of their choice and a special surprise from the Nashville Sounds Foundation. The deadline to be considered for the 2020 scholarships is Friday, February 14, 2020. Scholarship winners will be notified no later than March 27, 2020.
Winners from 2019 include Emmi Allen (University of Tennessee), Joshua Garretson (University of Tennessee), Ian Hall (Stanford University) and Faith McPhearson (East Tennessee State University).
The 2020 season begins on Thursday, April 9 when the Sounds host the Iowa Cubs at 6:35 p.m. 2020 season ticket memberships are on sale through the Nashville Sounds ticket office. For more information on membership packages, call 615-690-4487, or e-mail tickets@nashvillesounds.com.
About the Nashville Sounds Foundation:
The mission of the Nashville Sounds Foundation, a 501(c)3 organization, is to utilize baseball to positively impact the communities throughout Middle Tennessee by emphasizing the importance of social responsibility, education and the power of sport to transform lives.
The Nashville Sounds Foundation is funded through monetary donations, private entities, memorabilia auctions and in-game custom public address announcements.
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MTEMC's Sharing Change program is funding 10- $2,000 scholarships for students in the cooperative's service area.
How to apply
Scholarship applications can be submitted by clicking on the "APPLY" button below.
Restrictions
Interested persons must be an MTEMC member or dependent of an MTEMC member. The scholarship funds must be used to attend a Tennessee 2- or 4-year accredited college or trade school. Applicants must be an entering freshmen or currently enrolled undergraduate or graduate student.
How are the participants judged?
Scholarship applicants will be judged on a point system including a financial needs assessment, current grade point average, involvement in community service, leadership roles and their score on the essay. The applicants with the top points will be the winners.
Essays
Applicants will complete a 200–300 word essay stating how the scholarship funds will benefit their personal goals. Essays will be judged by a group of volunteer school teachers from the Middle Tennessee Electric Service area.
What is the deadline?
The deadline to submit scholarship essays and applications is March 15. Scholarship winners will be notified in late July.
Click HERE to apply. It will ask you to create an account to complete registration.
All applications are due February 19, 2020. Applications must include the completed application, a personal statement, high school transcript, and 2 letters of recommendation. Any senior girl who plans to attend a college or university with National Panhellenic Conference (NPC) or National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) sororities are invited to apply.
The Nashville Area Panhellenic Alumnae Association will offer 7 $1000 scholarships to high school senior girls in the Nashville area. These scholarships will be awarded at NAPAA's annual Scholarship Luncheon at Richland Country Club on April 4, 2020.
Arthur K and Sylvia S Lee Scholarship Foundation
Mr. Lee, the Founder in 1929 of United Cities Gas Company, established a scholarship foundation in 1962 to benefit the educational endeavors of children in the United Cities Gas Company service areas.
Eligibility - Local Community College Applicant
Attend Local Community College
- Full Time Student (12 Semester Hours)
Grant Installments
Board of Turstees Award Grants in August for Upcoming Scholastic Year in Two Installments
- First Check (One Half of Grant) Mailed in August for Fall Semester
- Second Check (Balance of Grant) Mailed in February for Spring Semester upon receipt of First Semester transcripts
Kyle W. Kiihnl Memorial/Don't Drive Drowsy Foundation is offering for high school seniors in TN.
Whether or not your student is selected as the recipient, he or she will gain much needed information on the dangers of driving sleep impaired and the need for 8-10 hours of uninterrupted sleep. This information could be life saving. Please see application in files to the right of this page labeled Scholarship2020-KWKF-2-2
For more information please visit the website at https://kylekiihnlfoundation.org/
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MIDDLE TN ORAL AND IMPLANT SURGERY
HEALTHCARE AS IT SHOULD BE SCHOLARSHIP
The Healthcare As it Should Be Scholarship is available to students graduating from a Rutherford County High School and plan on attending an accredited college or university.
Applicants must submit an essay of at least 700 words describing how they will use compassion, availability and/or excellence to serve others.
Deadline for application: April 1, 2020
Criteria for Scholarship:
- High School Senior
- 0 GPA or higher
Award Amount: $1000
Scholarships available: 10 Total Scholarships across several schools.
For more information please see the attachment for scholarship info and application to the far right.
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The Mathematics Department at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga (UTC) invites students to apply for the 2020 Dorothy Dean Shelton Mathematics Scholarship and for the 2020 Marjorie Watson Mathematics Scholarship.
The Mathematics Department awards these scholarships to incoming freshmen attending UTC who major in Mathematics.
- The Dorothy Dean Mathematics Scholarship will insure that all tuition, fees, books, room and board for an in-state student are fully paid. The scholarship is renewable for the sophomore, junior, and senior years.
- The Marjorie Watson Mathematics Scholarship is a $5,000 scholarship and provides $2,000 in the freshman year and $1,000 in each of the sophomore, junior, and senior years.
For more information on how to apply, please see the attached scholarship announcements or visit https://www.utc.edu/mathematics/ and scroll down to Freshman Scholarships (or visit the direct link https://www.utc.edu/mathematics/students/awards.php). Complete applications, including teacher recommendations, must be received by February 15, 2020.
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Click HERE for the application and essay entry.
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SAME Nashville Post Scholarship News
The SAME Nashville Post Scholarship Committee is pleased to announce that the Academic Year 2019/20 scholarship application period is now open through April 19, 2019. To obtain an application, please:
• go to our website www.SAME.org/Nashville
• Click on the Scholarship News Link
• Click on the Application Link
If you would like a hard copy mailed to you, please contact either Lannae Long or Monica Sartain with your mailing address, and they will mail you a paper copy. Monica Sartain at Monica.Sartain@pca-llc.biz phone (615)645-9355 Lannae Long at Lannae.J.Long@usace.army.mil, phone (615)736-2049
To be eligible for an SAME Nashville Post scholarship, you must be a son/daughter or grandson/granddaughter of an active or deceased member of the SAME Nashville Post; where active member is defined as being a current member (at the time of the application) who has held current membership for one continuous year or more; be a student member of the SAME Nashville Post; be a son/daughter or grandson/granddaughter of an employee or retired employee of a current SAME Nashville Post sustaining member firm or the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District, or be employed by a current SAME Nashville Post sustaining member firm or the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District. You must be an undergraduate or graduate student studying in the field of engineering, architecture, mathematics, computer science or related field in an accredited program. Your grade point average must be a B or greater.
ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SCHOLARSHIP
Please see a full list of scholarships they have available to apply for by clicking on the link under FILES to the far right of this screen.
There are a total of 6 scholarships!!
IEF (IVY ENRICHMENT FOUNDATION)SCHOLARSHIP ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
The applicant MUST…
* Be an African-American student, male or female
* Must be a U.S. citizen
* Be enrolled as a full-time high school senior in a Rutherford County High School
* Plan to attend an accredited four-year college or university Fall 2019 (excludes proprietary and on-line programs)
* Must provide proof of college or university enrollment for Fall 2019 (if awarded scholarship)
* Submit a recent photo with application for use in IEF publications and announcements (Formal senior picture or similar photo preferred)
The Biology Department at Middle Tennessee State University has three $1,500 scholarships available to first-semester freshman. The recipients of the awards must be graduating high school seniors, must declare Biology as their major and be entering MTSU for the Fall 2019 semester. Successful applicants will also need to demonstrate an interest in the life sciences and have career aspirations in a biological field. The scholarships will be awarded based on the students’ ACT scores, high-school GPA, and their responses on the attached application form. In order to apply, a student must have an ACT score of 25 or better and a high-school GPA of 3.5 or above. The deadline for application is March 31, 2019.
See scholarship application to the far right under files
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THE BRITTANY BOWERS Beauty & BRAINS SCHOLARSHIP “Don’t be just a pretty face”
Objective: To provide support to ambitious young ladies and their pursuits of a higher education while promoting inner as well as outer beauty. Eligibility: The applicant must be: -Minority female -High school senior - Attending high school in Davidson, Rutherford, Sumner, Williamson, and Wilson Counties -Accepted into a four year college/ university Provide the following documents: -2.8 minimum GPA (Official Transcript) -Involved in community service within the current school year - College / University Acceptance Letter Award: Grand prize winner will receive a $1,500 scholarship to their four year college or university of choice. The Process: 1.) Send in application and essay before deadline March 16, 2018 2.) Receive an interview date. Note: All interviews will be between 3/26 through 4/6 3. Applicant will meet with a panel to be interviewed (The interview and essay will be put against a point scale- Score is based on the content and flow of the essay, and their preparation for the interview. Their essay and interview scores will be combined and the top scoring applicant will be awarded.) NOTE *** The winner will be announced at the 6th Annual Beauty & BRAINS Fashion Show on Sunday, April 22, 2018 @4pm; and applicant must be in attendance to accept the award!
** See FILE to the far right for PDF copy of application**
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THE D.Y.M.O.N. SCHOLARSHIP “Shine bright like a diamond”
Objective: To promote scholastic excellence and provide support to individuals desiring elevated education. Eligibility: The applicant must be: -Minority female OR male -High school senior -Attending high school in Davidson, Rutherford, Sumner, Williamson, and Wilson Counties -Accepted into a four year college/ university Provide the following documents: -2.8 minimum GPA (Official Transcript) -Involved in community service within the current school year - College / University Acceptance Letter Awards: Grand prize winner will receive a $1,500 scholarship to their four year college or university of choice. The Process: 1.) Send in application and essay before deadline March 16, 2018 2.) Receive an interview date. Note: All interviews will be between 3/26 through 4/6 3.) Meet with a panel to be interviewed (The interview and essay will be put against a point scale- Score is based on the content and flow of applicant’s essay, and their preparation for their interview. Applicant’s essay and interview scores will be combined and top scoring applicant will receive the D.Y.M.O.N Scholarship. NOTE *** The winner will be announced at the 6th Annual Beauty&BRAINS Fashion Show on Sunday, April 22, 2018 @4pm; and applicant must be in attendance to accept the award!
*** See FILE to the far right for PDF of application***
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Abbott and Fenner Scholarship Program
Abbott & Fenner Business Consultants are pleased to be able to continue with our scholarship program for the 12th year.
Delta Kappa Gamma Society International Prospective Educator Scholarship
This prestigious scholarship is intended for an incoming freshman attending UTC who majors in Mathematics. The Marjorie Watson Mathematics Scholarship is a $5,000.00 scholarship and provides $2,000.00 in the freshman year and $1,000.00 in each of the sophomore, junior, and senior years.
A complete application consists of:
1. Letter of application affirming an interest in a mathematics degree.
2. Two letters of recommendation affirming the applicant’s mathematics ability, at least one of which must be from a recent mathematics teacher.
3. Supporting materials, which should include, ACT/SAT scores and high school transcripts.
For more information, please see the attached scholarship announcement to the right under files.
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For students with an ACT score of 29 or above and a GPA of 3.5 or above, we offer the opportunity to apply for the Buchanan Fellowship. This is the highest scholarship given at MTSU and includes a full tuition waiver (up to 16 hours) for four years, priority registration, a book allowance, and much more. The Buchanan Fellowship is a competitive scholarship and is limited to 20 students per year.
To apply, visit www.mtsu.edu/honors/buchanan.php. The application is online this year and is due by December 1 at 11:59 p.m. CST of the year prior to fall enrollment.
Students will need to apply to MTSU, create a Pipeline account, and follow the instructions on the Honors College website for completing the application.
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Specific Scholarships:
ATHENA Scholarships -Click Here
Burger King Scholarship: click here
Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee Scholarships: Click Here
JPJ Scholarship Fund: Click Here
James M. & Erma T Freemont Foundation: Click Here
Junior League Murfreesboro Horizon Scholarship: Click Here
Middle Tennessee Association of REALTORS Scholarship: Click Here
Mitsui USA Scholarships in Tennessee Program (Japan-American Society of TN): May Deadline:Click Here
Polk Foundation: The Tennessee Star Constitution Bee: April Deadline: Click Here
Redstone Federal Credit Union: Click Here
Richard Siegel Foundation Scholarship: Click Here
R.J. Hill Consulting Scholarship (Engineering) Click Here
Scarlett Foundation Scholarship: CLICK HERE
Sertoma Club of Nashville: Freedom Essay Contest: Click Here
Sheltia S. Murray Scholarship: Click Here
UT Extension 4-H Development grades 9-12 contests: Click Here
UT Extension 4-H Development Scholarships: Click Here
William D. Neely III, VFW Voice of Democracy Scholarship: Click Here
William H. Butler Humanitarian Scholarship: Click Here
Military ROTC Scholarship
Please refer to the following links for information:
ARMY www.goarmy.com/rotc/scholarships.html
AIR FORCE www.afrotc.com/scholarships
NAVY www.nrotc.navy.mil
United States Military Academies
Please refer to the following links for information:
U.S Military Academy - ARMY - West Point, NY www.usma.edu/admissions
U.S.Naval Academy - NAVY - Annapolis, MD www.usna.edu/admission
U.S. Air Force Academy - AIR FORCE - Colorado Springs, CO www.academyadmissions.com
Education valued at over $400,000.00
Service obligation: 8 years: 5 Active/3 Reserve
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE AT MARTIN - Admission requirements are a 19 ACT & a 3.0 GPA or a 21 ACT & a 2.7 GPA. There is a $30 application free. The deadline is February 1st. During September 17, 18, 19 the application fee will be waived for college application week. UTM super-scores the ACT.
Incoming Freshmen, Four-Year Merit Scholarships
University Scholars Program
* $2,500 per year for four years, plus a qualifying merit scholarship
* Qualifying criteria: 28 ACT/3.5 GPA
* Selective scholarship
* Thirty students selected by program directors are allowed into the program each year with a maximum of 120 students in the program at one time
* Continuation requirements: must have a 3.3 GPA at the end of spring semester; participate in a special ten-semester hour curriculum for University Scholar students; and be active in extra-curricular activities including group community service, cultural activities, and service to the student organization.
* Students who successfully complete the program graduate with the distinction of "University Scholar"
* How to Apply: Must turn in a University Scholars Application and attend the Scholars Prospect Weekend
* Deadline: October 31
Chancellor Scholarship
* $3,000 per year/$12,000 for four years
* Average academic criteria: ACT 29/Average GPA 3.90 (The qualifying academic criteria used to award this scholarship is based on a combination of the ACT score and high school GPA)
* Continuation requirements: 3.2 GPA at the end of each spring semester, remain a full-time student
* Recipients are eligible to enroll in Honors courses
* How to apply: Your UT Martin admission application
* Deadline: February 1
* Out-of-state students will also receive a waiver to cover out-of-state fees (additional estimated value: $5,760 per year/$23,040 for four years)
Dean Scholarship
* $2,000 per year /$8,000 for four years
* Average academic criteria: ACT 26/Average GPA 3.85 (The qualifying academic criteria used to award this scholarship is based on a combination of the ACT score and high school GPA)
* Continuation requirements: 3.0 at the end of each spring semester, remain a full-time student
* How to apply: Your UT Martin admission application
* Deadline: February 1
* Out-of-state students who qualify for the Dean Scholarship will also receive the Explorer Out-of-State Scholarship
Excellence Scholarship
* $1,000 per year /$4,000 for four years
* Average academic criteria: ACT 24/Average GPA 3.80 (The qualifying academic criteria used to award this scholarship is based on a combination of the ACT score and high school GPA)
* Continuation requirements: 3.0 GPA at the end of each spring semester, remain a full time student
* Must be classified as an in-state student
* How to apply: Your UT Martin admission application
* Deadline: February 1
Advance Scholarship
* $750 per year /$3,000 for four years
* Average academic criteria: ACT 23/Average GPA 3.70 (The qualifying academic criteria used to award this scholarship is based on a combination of the ACT score and high school GPA)
* Continuation requirements: 2.75 GPA at the end of each spring semester, remain a full time student
* Must be classified as an in-state student
* How to apply: Your UT Martin admission application
* Deadline: February 1
Achieve Scholarship
* $500 per year /$2,000 for four years
* Average academic criteria: ACT 21/Average GPA 3.20 (The qualifying academic criteria used to award this scholarship is based on a combination of the ACT score and high school GPA)
* Continuation requirements: 2.75 GPA at the end of each spring semester, remain a full time student
* Must be classified as an in-state student
* How to Apply: Your UT Martin admission application
* Deadline: February 1
Harold Conner Scholarship
* $2,000 per year/$8,000 for four years
* Selective scholarship
* To be considered, students must have a minimum ACT of 21 and a 3.25 high school grade point average
* Continuation requirements: must have 3.0 GPA at the end of each spring semester, remain a full-time student
* Awards will be made on the basis of the high school academic and leadership record and ACT score
* Must be classified as an in-state student
* Preference will be given to students from underrepresented groups.
* How to apply: Your UT Martin admission application
* Deadline: February 1
The Scholarship Aviator will show Donor & Departmental scholarships as well as the above merit based scholarships. This will open on October 1st. Your applications is the only application that you will need for merit based. The Honors programs deadline is November 1st. Preview days will be October 6 & November 10, 2018. February 18 & March 23, 2019. Go to utm.edu/previewday. Campus tours are available M-F at 9:30 & 1:30 . You can register at utm.edu/tour.
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE AT CHATTANOOGA – Admission to UTC is automatic with a 2.85 GPA & 18 ACT or a 2.5 GPA & 21 ACT. September 27, 2018 UTC will be at the Embassy Suites from 4:30-7:30 to admit students on the spot with a transcript & test scores. The fee will be waived that night but you must apply no later than 48 hrs previously. Go to www.utc.edu/admissions to apply the fee is normally $30. Apply early awards start in November and continue until money is exhausted however the priority deadline is December 1, 2018. Official awards can be accepted online. November 1st housing will open. To set up a visit go to www.utc.edu/visit. October 20, 2018 will be a weekend that students can visit and receive departmental tours. Blue & Gold Preview Day is November 3, 2018. Application fees will be waived on campus that weekend when applying.
Students must fill out a separate application for scholarships. Scholarship applications for admitted students open September 1, 2018.
CHANCELLOR’S SCHOLARSHIP 3.75 GPA & 29 ACT $9500
PROVOST SCHOLARSHIP - 3.4 GPA & 25 ACT $7500
MOCS SCHOLARSHIP - 3.2 GPA & 22 ACT $6500
CHATTANOOGA YES – 3.0 GPA & 19 ACT MUST DEMONSTRATE FINANCIAL NEED
Last day for online scholarship application is January 10th, 2019.
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE KNOXVILLE - You can apply through the common application or go to vip.utk.edu to apply. Students will need one required essay, a personal statement (not required but recommended) & high school transcript with test scores. Students will also need an academic recommendation for competitive scholarships and the Honors program. UTK does super-score the ACT and weights your GPA. There are separate admittance requirements for the following academic majors: Architecture, Interior Architecture, Nursing, Engineering, and Music.
The application deadline for UTK is November 1, 2018. Students who wish to apply for scholarships should apply early because you must invited to join the Honors program or for competitive scholarships. The deadline for these scholarships is December 15, 2018. UTK will take the December ACT score for the Volunteer Scholarship which is the main freshman scholarship. May 1st , 2018 is when enrollment confirmation at UTK will be required. There are four honors programs at UTK: the 1794 program, Honors Leadership, Chancellor’s Honors and Haslam Scholars program go to https://honors.utk.edu/ for more information.
UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA - The following scholarships are available to out of state students at UA. The Capstone scholarship is available to students with a 27 ACT and a 3.5 GPA $6000/per yr. The Collegiate scholarship is available to students with a 28 ACT and a 3.5 GPA $8000/per yr. The Foundation in Excellence scholarship is available to students with a 29 ACT and a 3.5 GPA $15000/per yr. The UA Scholar is available to students 30-31 ACT and at least a 3.5 GPA will be named a UA scholars and will receive $20000/per yr. The Presidential scholarship is available to students with a 32-36 ACT and at least a 3.5 GPA will receive $26000/per yr. The Presidential Elite is a scholarship for students with a 4.0 GPA and a 36 ACT will receive the value of tuition for four years, one year of on-campus housing at regular room rate, $1000 stipend for four years, $2000 allowance for use in summer research or international study, and a $2000 Super Store book scholarship. The National Merit Finalist package contains a package of the value of tuition for up to 5 years, four years of undergraduate housing at regular room rate, $3500 per year stipend for four years, one time allowance of $2000 for use in summer research or international study, and a $2000 Super Store book scholarship.
Since 1931, the Elks National Foundation has helped thousands of students who need financial assistance fulfill their dreams of attending college. Most Valuable Student scholars are outstanding students who are at or near the top of their classes, active in their schools and communities and recognized as leaders by their peers.
The ENF awards $2.44 million annually in MVS scholarships to 500 high school seniors nationwide. The first and second place awards are among the largest scholarships provided by any major fraternal or service organization.
ELIGIBILITY: Any high school senior who is a U.S. citizen may apply for an MVS scholarship. Applications will be judged on:
- SCHOLARSHIP
- LEADERSHIP
- FINANCIAL NEED
For details, visit enf.elks.org/mvs
The Nursing Scholarship program was selected as the major project for the Tennessee Elks Association in 1956 as a means to relieve a critical shortage of nurses in Tennessee. The need for nursing scholarships is just as important. Each year the Tennessee Elks continue to fund varying levels of scholarships to students. This program is administered by the Tennessee Elks Benevolent Trust (TEBT).
Nursing scholarship application forms are distributed to Tennessee Elks Lodges in early October. The local Lodges then distribute them to high school counselors, colleges and hospitals within the jurisdiction of each Lodge to be used by individuals pursuing a 4-year degree in the nursing field. Applications must be submitted to the Lodges as indicated on the application forms—usually in January. After judging at the local and state levels, winners are notified in April or May. In managing the scholarships, awards are paid directly to the student’s school of choice. The student then may draw against an account for allowable expenses such as tuition, books, lab fees and dormitory expense.
For more information, contact your local Elks Lodge.
To apply for a nursing scholarship go to the following web site;
The Trade Scholarship is an innovative scholarship intended to help those students that are often overlooked for financial aid. The Trade Scholarship is for graduating seniors as well as non-traditional students (those changing career fields or those needing additional education to progress in their current career) who will be pursuing a trade or certificate program.
Applications are available at the following web site:
- Click HERE for Quick Overview of TN Promise Requirements
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Click HERE for Eligible TN Promise Institutions and Programs
- Click HERE for full TN Promise Handbook
