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Recent Transfer
Scholarship Announcements |
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Transfer
Scholarship
Guide
for
Maryland
Community
College
Students
A
guide
produced
annually
by
the
Maryland
Community
College
Financial
Aid
Directors
with
support
from
Sallie
Mae
and
the
Maryland
Higher
Education
Commission.
http://mdtransfer.usmd.edu/transcholarship.pdf |
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Lakeforest
Shopping
Center
Presents
a
$1,000.00
Scholarship
for
Careers
in
Business
Administered
by
the
Montgomery
County
Business
&
Professional
Women’s
Foundation,
Inc.
Eligibility
Requirements
-
The
applicant
must
be
a
woman,
twenty-one
years
or
older.
-
The
applicant
must
be
a
resident
of
Montgomery
County.
-
The
applicant
must
demonstrate
critical
financial
need.
-
The
applicant
must
submit
a
well-defined
plan
to
use
the
desired
education
to
develop
or
upgrade
skills
in
Business
or
Business
related
fields.
-
The
applicant
must
be
a
United
States
citizen.
-
The
applicant
must
carry
a
minimum
of
six
credit
hours
per
semester.
TO
APPLY
VISIT
THE
WEBSITE www.mcbpw.org
OR
Ruby
Aridi,
Scholarship
Chair
5107
King
Charles
Way
Bethesda,
MD
20814
(301)312-6258
rubyaridi@comcast.net
Applications
must
be
postmarked
no
later
than
June
30,
2008
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TOWSON
NATIONAL
SCIENCE
FOUNDATION
AWARDS
Towson
University
has
been
awarded
an
S-STEM
grant
from
NSF
to
fund
scholarships
for
students
majoring
in
MATHEMATICS,
Computer
Science,
Computer
Information
Systems,
MB-3
(Bio
Informatics),
and
Forensic
Chemistry.
This
scholarship
offers
up
to
$5000
per
year
for
qualified
undergraduates
in
these
majors.
We
will
accept
applications
for
the
Fall
2008
until
August
1
(ignore
the
date
on
the
application
form;
that
was
for
the
first
wave).
Students
must
have
a
3.0
GPA,
be
US
citizens
or
have
US
resident
status,
and
must
demonstrate
financial
need
by
filing
the
FAFSA
and
having
it
sent
to
TU.
We
also
require
two
reference
letters.
See www.towson.edu/cosmic/
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Chevy
Chase
Bank
Scholarships
-
Business
Scholarships
for
Smith
-
Univ.
of
Maryland
The
Chevy
Chase
Bank
Scholarships
provide
scholarships
to
business
students
who
transfer
from
Montgomery
College.
To
qualify,
student
candidates
must
meet
the
following
criteria:
- Be
a
U.S.
citizen
or
permanent
resident.
-
Demonstrate
financial
need
and
good
academic
standing.
-
Recipients
must
be
taking
classes
and
making
satisfactory
progress
toward
the
completion
of a
bachelor's
degree
with
Maryland's
Robert
H.
Smith
School
of
Business
at
the
Universities
at
Shady
Grove
or
at
the
University
of
Maryland,
College
Park.
- Be
a
full-time
student.
Award:
The
scholarship
award
can
range
from
$2,000
to
more
annually,
based
on
need
and
contingent
upon
acceptance
to
the
Robert
H.
Smith
School
of
Business
at
either
the
Universities
at
Shady
Grove
or
the
University
of
Maryland,
College
Park.
www.shadygrove.umd.edu/admissions/financial-aid/scholarships/private.cfm |
Montgomery
County
Women’s
Bar
Foundation
Scholarship
Application
for
2008-2009
The
Montgomery
County
Women’s
Bar
Foundation,
Inc.,
offers
scholarships
to
qualified
individuals
to
assist
in
their
education
at
Montgomery
College.
Scholarship
awards
range
from
$1,000.00
to
$3,500.00
per
recipient.
Applicants
for
the
scholarship
are
evaluated
according
to
the
following
criteria:
Service
to
School
and
Community,
Essay,
Academic
Performance,
Financial
Need,
Recommendations
At
the
time
of
application,
applicant
must
be
registered
or
accepted
at
Montgomery
College;
if
registered,
applicant
must
be
in
good
standing.
Applicants
must
use
the
Foundation’s
Application
form,
which
may
be
duplicated.
Please
submit
only
one-sided
originals
or
copies
without
staples.
The
application
can
be
found
at
http://www.preparingforsuccess.org/. The
deadline
for
Montgomery
County
Women’s
Bar
Foundation
scholarship
is
May
15,
2008.
The
contact
for
this
scholarship
is
Karen
Bushell.
She
can
be
reached
at
kbushell@mcccourt.com
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| Towson
University’s
Early
Childhood
Education
at
Shady
Grove
The
Early
Childhood
Program
at
the
Universities
at
Shady
Grove
begins
Fall
2008.
The
availability
of a
special
one-time
$1000
per
year
for
two
years
scholarship
for
the
first
18
students
who
meet
all
the
requirements
of
entrance
into
this
new
program
by
June
11,
2008.
To
be
eligible
for
the
special
scholarship
you
must
submit
a
complete
Application
for
Admission
by
Saturday,
May
3,
2008.
Applications
are
available
at www.towson.edu/discover
(Click
Apply
Now;
Click
Application
for
Undergraduate
Admissions
PDF;
Password: "Student" ).
Because
Early
Childhood
Education
is a
screened
major
all
candidates
who
have
completed
AAT
degrees
must
also
meet
the
following
admission
requirements.
- Passing
scores
on
PRAXIS
I
as
established
by
MSDE
(527
cumulative)
- A
minimum
of
2.75
on
all
prerequisite
coursework
required
for
the
major
- Speech
and
hearing
screening
(provided
during
the
required
summer
orientation)
Should
you
have
questions,
feel
free
to
contact
Nancy
Wiltz
javascript:main.compose('new','t=niwiltz@towson.edu').
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| AFCEA
DC
Scholarship
Program
To
promote
higher
education,
AFCEA
DC
gives
college
scholarships
to
eligible
applicants
that
are
studying
technology,
math
and
science.
The
$3,000
one
year
scholarship
program
is
open
to
students
leaving
two-year
community
colleges
to
attend
four
year
degree-granting
programs.
Selection
is
based
on:
- Academic
Achievement
- School
Activities
- Community/Civic
Activities
- Part-Time
Work
- Financial
Need
(other
factors
count
more)
- Letters
of
Recommendation
To
receive
following
year
funds,
students
must:
- Remain
in
an
eligible
criteria
field
of
study
- Maintain
a
grade
point
average
of
2.5
or
better
(on
a
4.0
scale),
as
verified
by
an
official
transcript,
and
- Have
not
received
a
full
tuition
scholarship,
as
verified
by
their
school
bill.
Postmark
deadline
is April
10,
2008.
For
further
information
about
AFCEA
DC's
scholarship
program,
eligibility
criteria,
or
selection
criteria,
please
email
Mr.
E.
F.
Bronson
at efbronson@aol.com.
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| Central
Scholarship
Bureau
Central
Scholarship
Bureau
(CSB)
is a
nonprofit,
privately
funded
organization.
Their
mission
is
to
help
students
cover
the
costs
of
college,
professional,
or
vocational
training
by
offering
those
who
qualify
interest-free
loans,
grants
and
scholarships.
More
than
$600,000
is
awarded
each
year
in
new
loans.
- Loans
are
always
interest-free,
including
throughout
the
repayment
period.
There
are
no
application
or
loan
fees
to
the
students
of
family
at
any
time.
- Interest-Free
Loans
are
limited
to
a
maximum
of
$10,000
per
academic
year.
- Actual
award
amounts
are
determined
by
the
selection
committee.
Maximum
cumulative
amount
for
any
individual
student
is
$40,000.
- Qualified
co-signers
are
required.
- The
current
application
deadline
is
May
31,
2008.
Who
May
Apply?
- Full-time
students
in
good
academic
standing
- Established
residents
of
the
State
of
Maryland
- Those
who
meet
CSB
income
guidelines
and
have
applied
for
Federal
financial
aid
Their
2008
application
will
be
posted
to
our
website
by
January
2,
2008.
You
must
complete
CSB
online
application
and
send
all
supporting
materials
to
us
by
May
31,
2008.
All
your
materials
must
be
postmarked
by
that
date.
Applications
are
reviewed
by
order
received.
Apply
online
at www.centralsb.org
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| Grants
and
Scholarships!
More
than
$300,000
in
grants
and
scholarships
is
available
through
the
programs
listed
below.
For eligibility
requirements
and to
apply,
please
visit
our
website
- www.centralsb.org.
Our
2008
application
will
be
posted
to
our
site
by
January
2,
2008.
You
must
complete
the
CSB
online
application
and
send
all
supporting
materials
to
us
by
May
31,
2008.
All
your
materials
must
be
postmarked
by
that
date.
Applications
are
reviewed
in
the
order
received.
- The
Stanley
L.
and
Dorothy
Lobe
Cahn
Scholarship
Fund
- The
Central
Scholarship
Bureau
Grant
Fund
- The
Chesapeake
Urology
Associates
Scholarship
- The
Daly
Technology
Scholarship
Fund
- The
Lessans
Family
Scholarship
Fund
- The
BHD
Endowed
Scholarship
for
Teachers
- The
CSB
Alumni
Scholarships
(Contact
your
High
School
for
deadline)
- The
Howard
County
General
Hospital
Scholarship
- The
Kassap
Family
Scholarship
Fund
for
Teachers
- The
Shoe
City
Scholarship
- Straus
Foundation
Grant
for
Teachers
- Straus
Foundation
Scholars
Grant
for
Undergraduates
- The
Wagner
Family
Scholarship
at
Southern
Vermont
College
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WSSC
Commissioners
Offer
Scholarship
to
Promising
Students
Local
students
eligible
for
scholarship
to
study
water/wastewater
engineering
Contact:
John
C.
White
–
or
–Kira
Calm
Lewis,
301.206.8100,
Communications@wsscwater.com
The
Washington
Suburban
Sanitary
Commission
(WSSC)
Commissioners
are
offering
a
$1,000
scholarship
to
a
college
student
from
Prince
George’s
or
Montgomery
County
who
majors
in
Water/Wastewater
Engineering.
The
maturing
WSSC
workforce
and
the
ongoing
need
to
replace
and
maintain
an
aging
infrastructure
will
create
many
opportunities
in
the
water
and
wastewater
profession,
especially
in
engineering. Commission
Vice-Chair
Joyce
Starks
of
Prince
George’s
County
views
the
scholarship
as
one
way
to
develop
a
pool
of
potential
hires
to
meet
WSSC’s
personnel
needs
while
introducing
new
employment
opportunities
to
aspiring
engineers.
She
has
spearheaded
the
scholarship
initiative
over
the
past
few
years.
The
first
scholarship
was
awarded
in
2006.
Commission
Chair
Adrienne
A.
Mandel
adds,
“Encouraging
young
talent
to
enter
the
field
of
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