Citronelle High School Guidance & Career Information

Best Buy Scholarship

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  Contact: www.BestBuy.com ‘Community Relations’
  

Birmingham Southern College / Valedictorian Scholarship

Minimum ACT 28 or SAT 1260 High school valedictorian

Accepted at BSC
Birmingham-Southern College

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  Senate Program November 20-23
  
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  $300 covers everything At least a “B” average
  

Bishop State Community College

Tuition and/or fees Due: December

Complete application for admission and scholarships

Bryant- Jordon Athletic/Academic

Contact: AHSAA

PO Box 5014

926 Pelham Street

Montgomery, AL 36013-5014 334-242-5654

Buffalo Rock Company

Deadline December Amount: $1,500

Minority

Contact: Kay Overstreet Buffalo Rock Co.

2100 Michigan Ave

Mobile, AL 36615

Burger King Scholarship

Deadline December

Robert C. Byrd Honors Scholarship

Academic based Recommendation 12^th gr. Counselor

Due: March

Contact: Ala. State Dept. of Edu.

345 Gordon Persons Building

PO Box 302101

Montgomery, AL 36130-2101

334-242-8059

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  For any minority full-time college student whose career objective is electronic journalism.
  
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  Contact: Radio & News Television News Directors Foundation
  RTNDF Scholarships
  1000 Connecticut Avenue, NW Suite 615
  Washington, DC  20036
  

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  Must have been a Scout or employee of the Greater New York Councils, Boy Scouts of America for at least two years.
  
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  Must be accepted by an accredited college. Must demonstrate ed. 
  
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  Deadline: June 1.
  

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  Open to all minority students who demonstrate financial need and are recommended by a member of the National Association of Colored Women’s Clubs.
  
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  Contact: NACWC
  Scholarship Committee
  5808 Sixteenth Street, NW
  Washington, DC  20011
  

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  Contact: Bureau of Indian Affairs Scholarships
  1849 C Street, NW - MS-4542-MIB
  Washington, DC 20240-0001
  

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  The Nuclear Age Peace Foundation awards two annual scholarships in the amount of $2,500 each to ethnic minority students currently enrolled in college.
  
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  Contact: Lena Chang Scholarship Awards
  1187 Coast Village Road
  Suite 123
  Santa Barbara, CA  93108
  

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  Must be Pell eligible Cherokee Nation Member.  Awarded to undergraduate students. 
  
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  Amount varies.  Deadline: April 1.
  
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  Contact: Cherokee Nation Higher Education Grant
  PO Box 948 
  Tahlequah, OK  74465
  (918) 456-0671
  
  Cheyenne-Arapaho Adult Education Program
  
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  For full-time or half-time undergraduate study at accredited vocational, 2-year, 4-year or graduate institution in US. 
  
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  Must be American Indian, Cheyenne-Arapaho tribal member.
  
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  Contact: Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribe
  Department of Education
  PO Box 38
  Concho, OK  73022
  (405) 262-0345
  
  Chicksaw Nation Education Foundation
  
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  Awarded to Chicaksaw Tribal Members with CDIB.  Available at the undergraduate and graduate levels. 
  
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  Amount: $200-$350 per semester.  Deadline: March 1.
  
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  Contact: Chicasaw Nation Education Foundation
  PO Box 1548
  Ada, OK  74820
  (405) 436-2603
  
  

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  Priority will be given to undergrad students.  Grad students will be funded on availability of funds. 
  
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  Requirements for eligibility: 1) complete the Choctaw Nation grant application & submit all required supporting papers; 2) update Certificate Degree of Indian Blood; 3) students with a mixture of Choctaw Blood & another certified federally recognized tribe must complete an option to choose form. Assistance can only be received from 1 tribe; 4) enrollment verification from college; 5) submit a copy of your high school transcript, GED Certificate or the latest academic transcript, whichever applies to you; 6) submit recent photo. Number of awards vary.  Certain renewal requirements apply. 
  
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  Contact: Scholarship Coordinator
  Choctaw Nation Higher Ed Program
  Drawer 1210
  Durant, OK  74702 
  (405) 924-8280
  

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  Annually awarded scholarship is for minority or disabled college freshman with a 3.0 GPA. 
  
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  Applicants must be majoring in one or more of the following: physics, computer science, engineering, economics, mathematics, imagery science, cartography, Japanese, Russian, or Chinese. 
  
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  Recipients will gain a summer job at the Central Intelligence Agency. 
  
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  Full tuition, up to $10,000, is paid and summer job pays competitive rates. 
  

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  Majoring in construction science. 
  
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  Contact: Civil Engineers and Contractors of America
  1957 E St., NW
  Washington, DC  20006
  
  

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  For rising sophomores and juniors in college.
  
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  Fellowship includes a week of academic study and leadership training at Harvard University followed by a seven-week internship in Washington, D.C. at one of several policy-shaping national organizations.
  
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  Deadline: February 23.
  
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  Amount: Housing and transportation provided along with weekly stipend; fellows also receive a $1,500 scholarship at the end of the fellowship.
  

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  https://www.coca-colascholars.org
  
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  Fifty four-year $20,000 scholarships and 100 four-year $4,000 scholarships.
  (800) 306-COKE. 
  

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  12 freshmen/ first in immediate family to attend a four year college
  
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  3.0 GPA
  
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  Admitted to the University of Alabama
  
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  Financial need ( submit FAFSA by March 1)
  
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  $5,000 a year (renewable with 2.8 GPA freshman yr. & 3.0 other years)
  
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  Contact: http://scholarships.ua.edu/types/
  

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  For a minority student currently enrolled in an accredited dental hygiene program.
  

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  Participate in football.  Amount: $5,000.
  
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  Contact: Hitachi, Inc. Scholarships.
  6688 Gunpark Dr.
  Suite 201
  Boulder, CA  80301
  

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  Awarded annually to a high school senior, graduating in the current year, who is actively involved in the sport of bowling. 
  
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  Deadline: April 1.  Amount: $500.
  
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  Contact: www.columbia300.com
  

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  Women and minority candidates in fish and wildlife biology. 
  
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  Amount: $11,000 plus tuition.
  
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  Contact: Cooperative Research Units Center
  Mail Stop 725 ARL SQ
  US Fish and Wildlife Service
  1849 C St., NW
  Washington, DC  20240
  

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  Several full scholarships are available to qualified American Indian high school juniors who demonstrate outstanding academic ability and financial need.
  
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  Selected students will spend six weeks (June 22-August 6) on campus taking college-level courses of their choice to prepare them for transition from high school to college.
  
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  Amount: Full-scholarship.  Deadline: Unknown.
  
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  Contact: Becky Dana Cornell University Summer College
  B-20 Day Hall
  Ithaca, NY  14853
  (607) 255-6587
  
  
  

Male / female from Citronelle High

Taken the ACT

Handwritten essay on future (250 words max)

Completed personal info sheet

Deadline April

Citronelle High School PTSA Academic

must attended CHS grades 10 – 12

B average

Funds sent to school of choice and available 1 calendar year

Attendance considered in case of tie.

Pursue academic area major

Citronelle High School PTSA Vocational

must attended CHS grades 10 – 12

B average

Funds sent to school of choice and available 1 calendar year

Attendance considered in case of tie.

Pursue vocational/tech area major

Citronelle Woman’s Club / Hettie Lucy Van Memorial Scholarship

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  50 word essay
  
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  personal information application sheet
  
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  April
  

First Baptist Church of Citronelle

Graduate of Citronelle High

Maintain 2.0 GPA

Good moral character

Active in community and school

Two letters of recommendation

Member of First Baptist Church of Citronelle

Chevrolet/ Michelle R.E.W.A.R.D.S. Scholarship Program

Female

GPA 3.2 or higher

Continue in athletics while in college

Deadline March 1

Calgon “Take Me Away” to College Scholarship

Female 18 years or older Resident of US Deadline: February

GPA 3.0 or Higher and exhibits leadership qualities

Contact: Calgon Scholarship

1650 E. Ft. Lowell Rd., suite 100

Tucson, AZ 85719 http://www.takemeaway.com

Constitution Reform

• Essay Typewritten Max 1000 words

Deadline March

Coca-Cola Share the Dream

• Essay Contest $10,000 - $2,000

High Academic Extremely HIGH Community Involvement

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