Citronelle High School Guidance & Career Information

National Guard

1 weekend a month $140 per. Weekend

GI Bill $283 per month

Contact: www.1800goguard.com

National Foundation for Advancement in the ARTS

Contact: 773-755-4732

National Society of Black Engineers Scholarship

Engineering or Math or Science Major at accredited college

November

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  Contact: National Society of Black Engineers Gulf Coast Alumni Chapter PO Box 1178 Gonzalez, FL 32560
  

National Association of Secondary School Principals

Transcript Volunteer Community Service

Deadline December 7

Web site www.principals.org

NATPL

GPA 3.5 or higher

Completed a quality work-based project

NACAC

PSAT score at least 100/ 1000 on the SAT 22 Deadline February 1

Navy Recruiting District

Male/ Female

High School Graduate or Possesses equivalency diploma

17-26yrs old

National Achievement Scholarship Corporation

Contact: Achievement Program 1560 Sherman Avenue, Suite 200

Evanston, IL 60201 (847) 866-5100
National Association of Minority Engineering Program Administrators Scholarship Fund

Native American, Hispanic, African American

Up to $30,000

Contact: NAMEPA National Scholarship Foundation National Scholarship Selection Committee Chair

1133 West Mores Boulevard, Suite 201

Winter Park, Florida 32789-3788 (407) 647-8839

National Caucus of Black School Board Members Scholarship

Financial need

$500

African American

Contact: NSBA Caucus Liaison 1680 Duke St. Alexandria, VA 22314

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  National Society Daughters of the American Revolution 
  Annual awards only for American Indians. 
  
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  Award is intended to help Native American students of any age, any tribe, in any state who are striving to get an education. 
  
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  Awards based on financial need, academics and ambition. 
  
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  Applicants must be Native Americans, be in financial need, have a minimum GPA of 2.75 (no exceptions), submit completed application, proof of Indian blood,
  
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  3 recommendation letters,
  
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  official transcripts and letter giving family history, financial status and aims. 
  
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  All academic levels are eligible and may be pursued at voc-tech schools or college/universities. 
  
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  Undergraduates given preference. 
  
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  Due dates: Fall-; Spring-.  Non-renewable.  
  Contact: National Chairman-American Indian Committee
  NSDAR-American Indians Committee
  3738 South Mission Drive
  Lake Havasu City, AZ  66406 
  

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  Contact; 200 L St. NW#710, Washington, DC 20036 202-973-8661
  
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  Eligibility: Undergraduate juniors and seniors
  
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  who plan to specialize in aerospace science and technology (must be a US citizen). Send a self-addressed stamped envelope in September.
  
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  Award: $10,000 Deadline: January 8
  

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  Awarded to Presbyterian Indian: Aleut or Eskimo at the undergraduate level. 
  
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  Amount: $200-$1,500.  Deadline: June 1.
  Contact: Native American Education Grant
  Presbyterian Church Financial Aid
  100 Witherspoon Street
  Louisville, KY  4020-1396
  (502) 569-5760
  

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  Open to Black and other minority students
  
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  who exhibit outstanding academic performance and who plan to m
  
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  Amount: $5,000-$20,000.
  Contact: College Relations Consultant, NCR Corporation Headquarters
  1700 S. Patterson Blvd.
  Dayton, OH  45479
  (513) 445-1777
  

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  African American Student attending an accredited four year university
  
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  Renewal $5,000 must meet 3.0 GPA
  
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  Majors in print journalism
  
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  Works on campus newspaper
  
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  www.nabj.org/programs/scholarships
  
  
  

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  This annually awarded (may be renewed) stipend is available to applicants recognized by the Secretary of the Interior as a member of a tribe and have at least ¼ degree Indian blood. 
  
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  Recipients must be admitted for enrollment to an accredited institution and demonstrate financial need. 
  Contact: US Bureau of Indian Affairs
  U S Bureau of Indian Affairs
  1951 Constitution Avenue NW
  Washington, DC 20245 
  (202) 343-4871
  

One Hundred Black Men of America Inc. Scholarship

2.5 GPA, Essay, emphasis on leadership activities

March Contact # : 141 Auburn Avenue, Atlanta, GA 30303

Outstanding African-American Student of Alabama

March

PO Box 95 Birmingham, AL 35201

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  Annually awarded scholarship is for minority students, especially blacks, interested in aviation. 
  
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  All minority students interested in flying are eligible. 
  
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     Sponsored by the Organization of Black Airline Pilots and the Summer Flying School in Tuskegee, AL. Average award is $1000.  Number of awards and due dates may vary.
     
     
     
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     Contact: Scholarship Coordinator
     Organization of Black Airline Pilot/Aviation Scholars 
     20 N Van Brunt St-Suite 200
     Englewood, NJ  07631 
     (201) 568-8145
     

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  $1,000 scholarship
  
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  Deadline January
  
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  Mobile county students and NPHC undergraduate
  

Presidential Freedom Scholarships

$1,000

Recognition of outstanding leadership in service to community

100 contributed in past 12 months prior to applying

Will attend accredited 2 or 4 year school

Contact: www.nationalservice.org/scholarships

Papa John’s Pizza Scholarship

$1,000

standard with emphasis on extra curricular activities

November

Contact: 800-865-9373

Pfizer Epilepsy Scholarship

Must have evidence of Epilepsy

250 word essay

Contact: Pfizer Epilepsy Scholarship Award c/o IntraMed Educational Group

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  230 Park Avenue South, 10^th Floor New York, NY 10003
  

Prichard Housing Authority

Monetary award for study at accredited college

Must reside in public housing

Submit transcript, reference letters

March

Contact: Prichard Housing Authority 800 Hinson Ave. Prichard, AL 36610

Phi Delta Kappa, Inc. National Sorority

Contact: Phi Delta Kappa International 408 N. Union St. P.O. Box 789 Bloomington, IA 47402 (800) 766-1156

Local Contact: Margaret Hope, 1104 South Drive , Mobile, AL 36605

Eligibility: Must show interest in pursuing a career within the field of education. Students will be asked to submit an application and have a 3.0 or above GPA Financial need

Deadline: January 15

Education major

Monetary award: $1,500

November


Police Officer’s and Firefighter’s Survivor’s Educational Assistance Program

Dependent or spouse of a police officer or firefighter killed or disabled in the line of duty in Alabama.

Tuition, fees, books, and supplies

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  Contact: Alabama Commission on High Education PO Box 302000
  
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    Montgomery, AL 36130-2000 (334)242-2273
    

Presbyterian Church Native American Education Grant

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  Indian, Aleut, or Eskimo student pursuing post-secondary education. 
  
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  Amount: $200-$1,500. 
  
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  Contact: Presbyterian Church Native American Education Grant
  Financial Aid for Studies
  100 Witherspoon St.
  Louisville KY  40202-1396
  
  Presbyterian Church Native American Seminary Scholarship
  
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  Applicant must be Native American, US Citizen, Presbyterian and majoring in Religion or Theology. 
  
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  Amount varies.
  
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  Contact: Awards Officer
  Presbyterian Church-USA
  100 Witherspoon Street, Room MO52B
  Louisville, KY  40202
  

Private Colleges and Universities Scholarship

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  For all students of color who are currently residents of the US and who plan to enroll in a baccalaureate degree program in 2000 at one of the specified colleges and universities are eligible for consideration. 
  
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  From among those who apply, semi-finalists and winners will be selected on the basis of their academic merit and on their service to their community. 
  
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  Deadline: November 5. 
  
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  Amount: $1000.  Up to 20 awards are given.
  Contact: Private Colleges and Universities
  Scholarship Program
  239 Littleton Road
  Suite 8A
  Westford, MA  01886
  
  Al Qoyawayma Award
  
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  Awarded to undergraduate, American Indian students studying Science, Engineering and Arts. 
  
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  Amount: $2,000 per year. 
  
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  Deadline: June 15.
  Contact: George Bird Grinell
  American Indian Children’s Fund
  Box 47H
  RD#1
  Dover Plains, NY  12522
  

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Donna Reed Performing Arts Festival Technical/Stage Design Scholarship

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  Deadline: April 1. 
  
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  Amount:
  
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  Participation in a festival, including transportation, lodging, and full tuition plus a $150 stipend will be provided. 
  
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  Criteria: You must be a US Citizen.
  

Reformed Church in America/Minority Education Fund 
Annual award for minority student members of the Reformed Church in America. 

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  Applicant must be a member of the Reformed Church in America,
  
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  show leadership ability, demonstrate financial need, have be
  
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  The amount varies with need. 
  Contact: Scholarship Coordinator
  Reformed Church in America
  475 Riverside Dr-18^th floor
  New York, NY  10115 
  (212) 870-3071
  

React/Take Action Awards

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  Annual scholarships of up to $20,000 for students between the ages of 12 and 18 w
  
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  That have taken action in their community by fighting racism, helping the homeless, working for student’s rights, dealing with the environment or other significant community actions.
  

The Jackie Robinson Foundation

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  For minority high school seniors accepted to an accredited four-year college or university.
  
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  Deadline: April 2.
  
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  Amount: Up to $6,000.
  

contact: www.jackierobinson.org

Radio Shack Tandy Scholars Program

Monetary for math, science, or computer science

September

Contact # 1-817-924-4087

Regions Financial Corp. / Right Way Scholarship Program

Contact: Regions’ Right Way Scholarship c/o Scholarship Program Administrators, Inc.

PO Box 23737

Nashville, TN 37202-3737

Request application from above

Jimmy Rane Foundation

Academic /leadership & community involvement

Financial Need

Contact: Jimmy Rane Foundation PO Box 40 1100 Hwy 431 North

Abbeville, AL36310

Deadline: February (334)

www.jimmyranefoundation.org

Ride Aid / UNCF Pharmacy Scholarships

Entering sophomore year in an HBCU undergraduate pre- pharmacy

Financial need

Min.2.8 GPA

Robert Scott Scholarship Foundation

Financial need due to parent/ guardian’s illness or injury (particularly those that were active in high school or college basketball programs in the state of AL)

Deadline April

Must attend school in Alabama

Contact: Robert Scott Scholarship Foundations 100 Grandview Place, Suite 110 Birmingham, AL 35243

Rotary Club of Mobile

$4,000

Academic Test

Senior in public or private Mobile County School

Accredited college

Contact: Rotary Club of Mobile PO Box 94

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  Mobile, AL 36601-0094
  

Roy Wilkie Scholarship Instructions

Two appraisal forms

Transcript

One page essay

Deadline May

Study English at University of Alabama

Contact: The Community Foundation of South Alabama

PO Box 990 Mobile, AL 36601 (251)438-5591

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Sam Walton Community Scholarship

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  $1,000 non-renewable scholarship
  
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  First time student
  
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  May NOT be affiliated with Sam’s Club or Wal-Mart stores
  
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  Deadline January
  
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  Contact: www.walmartfoundation.org access code : SWCS
  

Sam Walton Community Scholarship

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  Scholarships available for children employees of Sam’s Club or Wal-Mart stores
  
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  Deadline January
  
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  Contact: www.walmartfoundation.org
  

Scholar-Chessplayer Outstanding Achievement Award www.uschess.org

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  High school juniors and seniors in the Americas who excel in academics, play chess and demonstrate good sportsmanship. 
  
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  Deadline: March 1.  Amount: $2,500.
  

SCHOLASTIC, Inc. 

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  Sponsors contests in art, photography, writing and other subjects, for students in grades 7-12.
  Contact:
  Scholastic, Inc.
  555 Broadway
  New York, NY  10012-3999
  
  
  

Shell Oil Companies Foundation/Shell Incentive Funds

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  Annual awards for minority students working towards a bachelor’s degree in Business or Technology, at participating universities. 
  

Student must be a U.S. citizen. 

Due date, award amount (which is paid directly to the school), and number of awards may vary. 

Contact the Foundation for a list of participating schools; a stamped self-addressed envelope must be included. 

The universities must be contacted for specific information and/or applications. 

Contact: Education Grants Officer
Shell Oil Companies Foundation
PO Box 2463
Houston, TX  77252 

SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers) Engineering Scholarships

Intended degree area in engineering or related field

December

Type I : Must be enrolled in accredited ABET Engineering Program

$1,000 to $10,000

Contact: www.abet.org BMW/SAE Engineering Scholarship

3.75GPA 90%ACT Math & Verbal $1500 /4yrs.

E.D. Hendrickson/SAE 3.75 GPA 90%ACT Math & Verbal $1,000 /4yrs.

SAE Women Engineers Committee 3.0 GPA $1500

Tau Beta PI/SAE 3.75GPA 90%ACT Math & Verbal $1,000 TMC/SAE

D.D. Dawson Technical 3.25GPA ACT 27+ $1,500 / 4 yrs. w/3.0 GPA

Fred W. Young Sr./SAE 3.75GPA 90%ACT Math & Verbal $1,000/4yrs. w/3/0 GPA

Detroit Section SAE Technical 3.0 GPA 28 ACT child/grandchild of Detroit SAE member

Type II Sponsored by participating college

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  $400 to full tuition Contact: www.sae.org/students/engschlr.htm
  
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  University of AL/J.C. Lewis/SAE GPA 3.5 ACT 27 $1,000/4yrs w/3.0 GPA
  

University of Arkansas/SAE GPA & ACT $500/4yr

Arkansas Tech Uni./SAE GPA & ACT (mech. & elect. eng.) $1,000 to $4,000/4yr w/3.25 GPA

Bradley University/John Deere/SAE GPA & ACT $1,250/4yr. w/3.0 GPA

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  University of Bridgeport/SAE (computer sci., comp. Eng., or Mathematics) 3.0GPA 24 ACT $9,000/4yrs w/3.0GPA
  

Calvin College/J. Bosscher/SAE +GPA & ACT $2,000/2yrs.

Catholic University of America/SAE financial need $1,000/4yrs w/3.0 GPA

Cedarville University/SAE academic achievement financial need $1,000

Central Missouri State University/Auto. Technology/SAE 3.2 GPA 25 Act $500/2yr. w/3.5 GPA

Central State University/SAE 3.0 GPA +ACT; $1,000/2yr w/3.0 GPA

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