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AEHS BOOSTER ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION
2013-2014

Applicant Name: ___________________________________________________________________

Booster Member Name: ______________________________________________________________

Address: _____________________________________________________________________________

Phone: _________________________________E-mail: _______________________________________

Name(s) of future College or
University/Higher Level Institute: _______________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________

The Boosters evaluate your application based upon your academic record, your sports history and the qualities of performance, dedication, leadership and sportsmanship.
Each of these criteria has a point value associated with them and the maximum number of points is 40. Please provide thorough and accurate responses for each section.

I. Academic Record

The Boosters believe that athletics and academics go hand in hand and that success should be both on the field, court, track, pool and in the classroom.

Please provide your unweighted current GPA; ________________________

Scoring Criteria for
Academic Record
Maximum
Points
Academic Achievement
*Unweighted GPA 2.5 to 3.0
1
Academic Achievement
*Unweighted GPA 3.1 to 3.5
3
Academic Achievement
*Unweighted GPA 3.6 to 4.0
6

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II. Sports History at AEHS: Candidate #
Grade level
Sport & Season
List activities and awards received

9

10

11

12
Fall

MANAGER OF FOOTBALL TEAM (Varsity and JV)
MANAGER OF FOOTBALL TEAM (Varsity and JV)
Significant role in winning record.
Team captain, of Managers
Coach’s MVP Award For the managers

MANAGER OF FOOTBALL TEAM (Varsity and JV)
Team captain, of Managers
Coach’s MVP
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