The following scholarships are offered at this time---

If you would like to apply for any of the scholarships listed in this bulletin, complete a scholarship request form, available from 12th grade English and Government Teachers and in the Guidance Office.  Applications / information will be returned to you within two or three days. 

#10
East-West University Challenge Scholarship
Amount:         Unspecified
Criteria:         Applicants to East-West University, Chicago, IL, can take part in the East-West University Challenge Bowl and be eligible.
Deadline:        Visit: http://www.eastwest.edu/east-west/contest/register.asp for more details

#29
Virginia Military Institute Scholarship

Amount:         From $5000 per year to full tuition, fees, room, board, and book supplement.
Criteria:         VMI applicants are eligible based on minimum GPA of 3.7, minimum SAT score of 1300 or 29+ on ACT, rank in top 10% for Class of 2010
Deadline:        Applicants are invited to interview for the Institute and Superintendent’s Scholar Programs.

#35
Johnson & Wales University National Student Association Scholarships

Amount:         Scholarships are up to and including full tuition.
Criteria:         Applicant must apply to Johnson & Wales University.  Applicant must have been a member of a National Student Organization, such as FBLA, DECA, TSA, FCCLA, or FFA.
Deadline:        Varies, please visit:   www.jwu.edu/nso

#62
Averett University Scholarship Opportunities for Education Majors

Amount:         4 scholarships available
Criteria:         Students must major in Education                        
Deadline:        Visit, www.averett.edu/financial-aid/private-scholarships.htmf or deadline and details.

#89
Randolph College Innovative Student Experience “RISE” Award

Amount:         $2000
Criteria:         All student at Randolph College are eligible to receive a RISE Award for individual research / study.  The award is earned during the first year at Randolph and can be used in the junior or senior year.
Deadline:        Non – specific

#92
MISCELLANEOUS Scholarship Websites for 225 Minority Scholarships

http://www.blackexcel.org/200-Scholarships.html
http://www.blackexcel.org/25scholarships.htm

#109
Churchland Tigers Pop Warner Football / Cheerleading Scholarship

Amount:         1 award of $500 to a male student
                        1 award of $500 to a female student
Criteria:         Applicant must have participated for at least two years in the Churchland Football Association program and be in good standing with the organization.  Minimum GPA of 3.0 is required.  Enrollment in a two  year degree program or four year degree program in the fall of 2010 is a requirement.
Deadline:         June 1, 2010

#117
TCC Scholarship
Children of Enlisted Military Personnel Scholarship

Amount:         $2,900.40
Criteria:         Applicant must be a dependent of an active duty enlisted person (E-1-E-9). Minimum G.P.A of 2.5,evidence of community service, 1 page essay, full time high school student.
Deadline:        Applications must be returned to Mrs. Williams in guidance by June 15, 2010.

#123
James Madison University Sarah Lanier Tabb Oliver Memorial Scholarship

Amount:         Currently $ 32,000 over a 4 yr. period.
Criteria:         Applicants must be a high school senior, female, financial need, filed for FAFSA and received at processing center by 3/1/10, demonstrates academic success, and a Virginia resident. For more information visit:  www.jmu.edu/finaid/scholarships.
Deadline:        Forms accepted until scholarship is awarded

                     
#159
Sigma Phi Epsilon of CNU Balanced Man Scholarship

Amount:         $250.00
Criteria:         Rising CNU freshman male
Deadline:        Apply at:  www.bms.cnsigep.com

# 162
F. Ludwig DiehnChorus Scholarship at Tidewater Community College

Amount:         $700.00
Criteria:         Be enrolled in Any associates degree program at any Tidewater Community College campus; maintained an overall GPA of 2.5 of higher; 3.0 or higher in Musical –Chorus; Audition (Date TBA); application and supporting recommendation.
Deadline         Must be postmarked by June 11, 2010.

  Opportunities Worthy of Your Attention

4 Star Camp / University of Virginia is an academic enrichment program for high school students.  Sessions are one week in length and are tuition based.  SAT Prep is included in the program of study.  Contact: www.4StarCamps.com

AS-YAP (Summer Youth Alternative Program) Current 9th grade student designed to enlighten youth on how to deal with conflicts. June 28-Aug 2; Please see Ms. Porter for more details.

The St. Thomas More School Summer Academic Camp residential summer study skills and Reading Comprehension program designed to ready your son for success in school. Date: June 27-July 30,2010 Cost:$5,495. Please see counselor for copy of brochure.

School of Architecture & Planning pre-college workshop- July 12-30,2010.
Contact information: shovebrown@cua.edu
202-319-5786 T or 202-319-4288
www.architecture.acua.edu/experiences.

Bachelor of Science: Commercial Music Technology California University of Pennsylvania has initiated a new Bachelor degree program in commercial music technology.

Camp Lighthouse a program of the Sentara Hospice Program, is having a two day event to assist students and parents in ways to cope with grief.

College of William and Marry Pre-Collegiate Summer Program in Early American History
Open to high school junior and seniors. Study of American History From Jamestown through the American Revolution or From the American Revolution through the Civil War. Two 3 week session are offered. College credit is awarded. Fee for tuition and room and board. Scholarship opportunities. Visit www.wm.edu/niahd for more information.

ATTENTION JUNIORS:  College Bound Seminar Series is being sponsored by Langley Federal Credit Union. There are four session on Thursday evenings in March.  Registration is required.  (ask for flyer for additional details)


Sorenson Institute for Political Leadership at the University of Virginia is a two week, tuition based, residential experience for students interested politics.  If you are interested in being nominated, see Mrs. Williams in Guidance.

MIT Summer Research Program – Massachusetts Institute of Technology is offering the opportunity for high school sophomores and juniors who are interested in Science and Engineering to attend an eight week residential program.  Programs targets minority students.  Information is available at: http://web.mit.edu/odge/msrp

The Virginia State Parks Youth Conservation Corps is providing a service / learning opportunity for youth aged 14 – 17.  Students live and work in State Parks for the summer.  Housing, meals and a stipend of $500 are provided.  Visit:
http://www.der.virginia.gov/state_parks/ycc.shtml for information and application.

Need a Lift, published by the American Legion, is an annual publication that gives students and parents information
about colleges and financial aid opportunities.  Available at: www.legion.org/needalift.

Sallie Mae’s Scholarship Search Tool  Visit : www.SallieMae.com/Scholarships for a new, free, national scholarship search engine.

George Mason University’s New Century College is an integrated studies degree at GMU.  It allows students to study “outside the box” in the metro Washington, D.C. area. Visit: www.ncc.gmu.edu

eKnowledge provides funds for SAT / ACT preparation to military families.  This program is sponsored by the National Football League and Major League Baseball.  See: www.eknowledge.com/military


Athletics Scholarships for Women’s Sports …this website connects High School athletes with college coaches:www.TAKKLE.com

WAVY TV 10 along with its Partners on Your Side is once again sponsoring it’s recognition of Hampton Roads Young Achievers.  Students in Grades 8 – 12 can be nominated for excellent character in addition to school and community involvement.  Ten winners each year will be recognized with scholarships and / or savings bonds.  Nomination materials are available in the Guidance Office.

JETS – is the “nation’s premier educational organization helping students explore, assess and experience engineering.” Explore engineering by ordering a copy of EXPLORE magazine at www.jets.org.

PROMYS
This summer Boston University will sponsor an intensive six-week program in Mathematics for young scientists on June 27-August 7, 2010.  Please see guidance for more details.

Websites of Interest:

For personal scholarship search:
www.scholarhship.com
www.meritaid.com
www.eduprep.com
www.fastweb.com

Ideas for Volunteerism: www.volunteermatch.org

For help in deciding on a college major:www.MyMajors.com

Career decision making information: www.virginiamentor.org 
Virginia Mentor is a free, on-line SAT and ACT test preparation program open to all students in Virginia.  Students must log on to: www.virginiamentor.org  create an account then they will have access to customized test preparation courses.  The website features tutorials; practice sessions and students receive comparable scores and percentile rank to SAT and ACT scores.

An extensive college search engine is available at: www.collegeboard.com

For career and college information in Virginia, go to: www.KnowHowVirginia.org