• You must be a resident of the United States
• You must enrolled at the undergraduate level in a college or university or in your final year of high school.  We reserve the right to verify date of high school graduation and/or college enrollment.
• Must be in good academic standing with your school.

• You must write a 600-1,000 word essay on the future of HR, focusing on how technology will continue to impact and change how companies recruit, hire, develop, and evaluate their employees.
• Email your submission along with your name, school, full contact info, GPA, with a subject line of “HR Technology Scholarship Submission” to contact@hrsoftwareinsight.com

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1. You must be a graduating senior in high school or a freshmen, sophomore, or junior in college.
2. You must be graduating high school or in college and between the ages of 16 and 22.
3. We reserve the right to verify the date of your high school graduation and/or college enrollment.

The Prompt:

In 800 words or less, tell us why it is important to save money. How does saving money relate to social, political, or environmental challenges?

How to Enter:
• Answer the prompt above in 800 words or less.
• The file name should be your full name and date of birth. Example: John-Doe-1-15-1994.docx.
• Submit your document in the below form.
• Submission must be received by midnight on March 21, 2015.

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spouses and dependent children of soldiers

See website at http://www.aerhq.org/dnn563/Scholarships.aspx

• Must be a US resident attending school in the US and Puerto Rico.
• Must be enrolled in an accredited university or community college.
• Must be a cancer patient, cancer survivor and/or amputee.

Any current, full-time, student of an accredited US university or college with a cumulative grade point average of at least 2.5 is welcome to apply. There is no age requirement.

• Write an essay of no fewer than 800 words about your credit score and why it is important for your future success. Students must also explore how their credit reports will positively or negatively affect their lives during the next 10 years, and what they can do now to improve their credit scores. Competitive candidates will describe and demonstrate knowledge of credit scores, connect the significance of college years to the credit report, and discuss why improving the candidate's credit score can improve his or her future. YouTube submissions are strongly encouraged, although not required. Videos should be no longer than 4 minutes. (Essays submitted via YouTube must also be submitted in writing.)
• Submit a content contribution agreement along with the essay.
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1. Scanned application of student ID verifying student status
2. Current official or unofficial transcript
3. Essay
4. Content Contribution Agreement
• Submit completed materials here: scholarship@creditrepair.com

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All applicants must be citizens of the United States and must attend or plan to attend an accredited college or university in the United States.  DAR chapter sponsorship is not required; however, a chapter or state chairman may work with the applicant to put the information together to send to the DAR Scholarship Committee.

All applications must be postmarked by February 15. See more info for complete rules and an application.

Attending or eligible to attend an Oklahoma 4-year college or university and demonstrate financial need.

Submit an application to the Office of Financial Assistance.

All applicants must be a spouse or dependent of a service member killed or disabled during service.  Please refer to the General Scholarship Requirements section at www.foldsofhonor.org/scholarships.

Applicants must be residents of either the United States or Canada, and be attending school (high school, college or university) full-time during the 2014-2015 calendar year. Your project need not be about your place of study.

1. Ways to Apply:

• Create a Crowdfunding/Kickstarter campaign that inspires folks to contribute to, and become more active in your community—an art project, a program, a live event, you call it.

• Come up with a Pinterest or Instagram page—call it a local mashup of inspiring locals, hidden places, and artistic vistas. Ask your friends to check-in, too.

• Capture the essence of your city for visitors in a 1 to 2-minute video showing off your community’s diversity, and beating heart. Be creative. Post it to YouTube or Instagram, or post it on your website or blog.

• Tell us a story about someone, some thing or some place in your community—you pick the media, the message, and the moment.

• You’re an expert guide. How will you show off the best of your city to visitors? Create an idea for an interactive map, app, or a community check-in, or crowdsourced travel guide.

2. Submit

• Download a PDF of the scholarship application form and attach it with your project.

• Follow @leavetownnow on Twitter and post a link to your project, using the hashtag #leavetowngiveandgo. Be sure to send us the application form linked to your project.

Any person in a public service position that is enrolled in an accredited college is eligible to participate. This includes government employees, police officers, firefighters, non-profit employees, active members of the military, reserves, and veterans. Spouses and children of these public service employees are also eligible.

You must either be enrolled for the spring 2015 or registered for the fall 2015 semester. Being enrolled in summer classes does not make you eligible to enter.

• Essay length should be 300 words minimum
• Clear contact information (name, mailing address, preferred means of contact)
• A few sentences about yourself and a recent photo of yourself which will be used for publicity purposes on the Goedeker’s Home Life blog
• Proof that you are enrolled in an accredited college for the spring 2015 semester OR proof that you are registered for classes at an accredited college for the fall 2015 semester
• Proof that you or a member of your immediate family is employed in a position of public service, such as a letter from your/their employer or a copy of your/their most recent pay stub
• For family members of public service employees: provide proof of relation
• For veterans: provide proof of previous service

Please attach the items listed above to an email and send them to servicescholarship@goedekers.com. For the subject line, write “Public Service Scholarship Entry - (your name).”

See website for details.

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Strong commitment to assisting the visually impaired and promoting visual health and research

Must be enrolled full-time at either Cameron University or Great Plains Technology Center

Essay of approximately 300 words describing the applicant's knowledge of the Lions Club and their activities.

Application deadline for Fall semester is July 1st, deadline for Spring semester is December 1st

Submit a Lawton Noon Lions Club Semester Scholarship Application.

Any student entering any field of study is eligible for the May T. Henry Scholarship.  The student must meet these requirements:

• Student plans to attend a college, university or technical school supported by the state of Oklahoma.
  
• Student has graduated from an accredited high school or equivalent institution.
• Student is not related to any member of the selection committee.

Download application.  Read application requirements carefully.  Assemble all requested documents. Complete application and submit as instructed on application.

Must be legally blind. See more info for additional requirements.

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Spouse of uniformed service member (active duty, National Guard and Reserve, retirees, and survivors) pursuing undergrad or grad degree

How to apply