Also please explain your employment status ( fulltime, part-time, summer job) and living situation (do you live in a dorm, rent…
Are you great at a sport and want to be part of that sport's team at a college, too? Consider making a call to the college and speaking to the coach of the particular sport you play. This will give you a foot in with him as he will get to know you and what your skills and plans are. This may even get you a scholarship that you didn't even expect to get!…
McEnery Family Scholarship is available to current Mount Carmel students who are from a family of five or…
I am the recipient of the Emily Bickerton Memorial Scholarship Award. I am a freshman at Baldwin Wallace University. I plan to study sports management and sports science and hope to use that knowledge to become a great coach.…
Many students apply for scholarships on a daily basis. I am applying for the Ford Built Tough scholarship because I want to go to Emporia State and work towards getting my Bachelor’s Degree in Agriculture Education.…
I would be honored to take part in Florida International University’s Golden Scholars Bridge Program because of the opportunities and benefits that are offered during and after the program, it will help my transition into the college life a lot easier and I believe it will set the foundation for the successful college student I aspire to be.…
When starting Palomar College in the fall of 2014, the plan was only obtain a certificate of proficiency in real estate. However, upon seeking employment in the banking industry, it became evident that I would need a Bachelor’s Degree to be successful. I was not even sure where to start as no one in my family graduated from college. It’s been twenty years since I was in school and I struggled with math. In fact, I dropped out of high school in my junior year, but I completed it three years later in order to join the ARMY. In the summer of 2015, I started with English 10 and Math 50. I did well in the English class; however, I did not pass the math class. I retook Math 50 in the fall of 2015. I passed the class, but I was still unclear of…
For many students, the college experience is measured by the success of their NCAA-sanctioned athletic programs. Without the experience and athletic performance the student athlete brings, most colleges would not reap the benefit of these significant revenue-generating activities. At best, current NCAA regulations need to be revisited to ensure all avenues are addressed to enable the success of athletic students both in the classroom and on the field or court of play. As stated previously, even though students receive full and partial scholarships determined by their athletic performance, in both instances financial hardship is still experienced by many. Since the various professional sports’ programs reap the conditioning and experience of college student athletes, sponsorship initiatives should be pursued to allow student athletes some form of payment without creating additional outlays for colleges and universities.…
Most colleges are very strict when it comes to being a part of a group besides academic or a medical program. For example, a college won’t accept you if you’re not bringing in money in any shape or form. Such as playing basketball, or on the swim team. You could have a 4.0, which is a very good gpa and they would still not accept you. They do not want to hear about academics more than sports.…
When the typical person thinks of sports they think of football, baseball, or basketball. While those are all great sports, what about those sports that aren't classified as sports, but should be? Marching band should be considered a sport for many reasons. Marching band teaches many of the same lessons that can be learned through sports, such as: dedication, academic responsibility and the importance of physical health. I have gained knowledge of these things through marching band. With that being said, I feel that I would be a great candidate for this scholarship.…
When I was applying to college I talked to the coach of the University of Central Oklahoma cheerleading squad in hopes that I could tryout for the team. I thought that another commitment in addition to my school work would help to keep me focused for the second semester. One thing that I didn’t expect is the time and energy you need to put aside to play a sport in college. In high school, playing a sport was a much easier task. College sports are very competitive and the athletes playing for the college are the most talented in the school division. I am not saying that I am not capable of cheerleading at a college level; more that it would be a strenuous commitment for a beginning college student to handle. In comparison to high school sports, college sports are much more competitive. The experience and talent of the players are an obvious difference. High school sports differ from college sports in many ways.…
I firmly believe the "Courage to Grow" scholarship should be awarded to me because since I was very young, I have always had a strong love of learning. I did well throughout elementary, middle, and high school. I have always been motivated to do my best in school. Now that I am a second semester college sophomore, my love for school has only grown. During high school, I maintained a 3.3 GPA, and now that I am in college, I have managed a 3.4 GPA. This semester, I am working even harder for a higher GPA. In the spring of 2017, I plan to transfer as a junior to East Texas Baptist University. I have dreamed of attending this college since I was a freshman in high school. Since this is a private university, this dream will only come true based…
These lessons lead me to explain the reasons I deserve this scholarship. I not only have put forth a recommendable effort in my academic career, staying on the all A Honor roll and maintaining a 4.0 GPA all four years of high school. I have also acquired Perfect Attendance Awards for every school year I have been enrolled in. This past year, I was bestowed the honor of being named a 2010 Governors Scholar, along with being named a UCA All-American Cheerleader. Along with many other honors and awards, these are two that I am most proud of because they show that I am well-rounded and a very driven…
College athletes are not forced into playing the sport that they have devoted their time to prior to reaching the college level. They continue to play for their love of the game. The full scholarship that some athletes receive is a form of reward for their dedication to the sport throughout the years. For these students, college…
I remember when I had completed five years at Merl High School and I had…