Scholarship and Enrichment Opportunities
Long Beach Rotary
Scholarship Bulletin (courtesy of LB Poly HS)
Port of Long Beach
Residents of Lakewood
Lakewood's 2016 Pan Am Scholarship is now open. Completed applications must be postmarked or hand-delivered by March 18. See all the info at http://www.lakewoodpanam.org.
Scholarship Bulletin (courtesy of LB Poly HS)
Port of Long Beach
Residents of Lakewood
Lakewood's 2016 Pan Am Scholarship is now open. Completed applications must be postmarked or hand-delivered by March 18. See all the info at http://www.lakewoodpanam.org.
Ryman
This is an amazing opportunity for outstanding visual arts students currently in high school to take college-level art classes at Otis on the weekends -- FREE...classes, materials, field trips, even public transportation reimbursement! This is a very competitive program for arts students drawn from the Los Angeles area. Get all the information at http://ryman.org/futurestudents/index.stm
PARTS also sponsors senior scholarships -- Click here!
This is an amazing opportunity for outstanding visual arts students currently in high school to take college-level art classes at Otis on the weekends -- FREE...classes, materials, field trips, even public transportation reimbursement! This is a very competitive program for arts students drawn from the Los Angeles area. Get all the information at http://ryman.org/futurestudents/index.stm
PARTS also sponsors senior scholarships -- Click here!
Scholarship Tips
1. Never pay to apply for a scholarship.
2. Make sure the application is complete and no information is missing. It can affect eligibility.
3. Looking for scholarships is an ongoing process. If you don't receive one prior to starting college, continue to look.
4. Take an hour at least once a month and apply for 2-3 scholarships.
5. Keep looking! As students progress, they may qualify for different scholarships. For example, there are scholarships for only juniors or seniors.
6. Read the requirements to make sure you meet the criteria and are not wasting time on something you can't receive.
7. Once a college accepts your student, set up a meeting with the financial aid department and ask about internal scholarships.
8. Be honest. If untrue information is discovered after a scholarship is awarded, it can be taken away.
9. Maintain a GPA of 3.0 or higher while in college to ensure more opportunities to apply for merit-based scholarships.
For regular scholarship searches the following is a reliable website:
Fastweb : Scholarships, Financial Aid, Student Loans and Colleges
Use it often.It will ask several questions to create a profile and based on information provided it will suggest scholarships you may qualify for.
2. Make sure the application is complete and no information is missing. It can affect eligibility.
3. Looking for scholarships is an ongoing process. If you don't receive one prior to starting college, continue to look.
4. Take an hour at least once a month and apply for 2-3 scholarships.
5. Keep looking! As students progress, they may qualify for different scholarships. For example, there are scholarships for only juniors or seniors.
6. Read the requirements to make sure you meet the criteria and are not wasting time on something you can't receive.
7. Once a college accepts your student, set up a meeting with the financial aid department and ask about internal scholarships.
8. Be honest. If untrue information is discovered after a scholarship is awarded, it can be taken away.
9. Maintain a GPA of 3.0 or higher while in college to ensure more opportunities to apply for merit-based scholarships.
For regular scholarship searches the following is a reliable website:
Fastweb : Scholarships, Financial Aid, Student Loans and Colleges
Use it often.It will ask several questions to create a profile and based on information provided it will suggest scholarships you may qualify for.