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How to Submit a Winning Scholarship Application:
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July 14, 2014 Blog @ shayspivey.blogspot.com
COMMUNITY SERVICE IS THE KEY TO WINNING SCHOLARSHIPS
Scholarship Foundations give money to help people complete their education and reach their dreams. Therefore it makes sense that Scholarship Foundations love giving to those who give to others. Community service and volunteerism is the key to winning scholarships.
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traditional and non-traditional students alike. I specialize in high
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7/8/14
Nursing Scholarships
Nursing Students:
Don't forget to check out the "Nursing" Tab for a great list of Nursing Scholarships! Good Luck and Congratulations on you decision to earn your degree.
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REQUEST FOR QUOTE SUBMISSIONS:
I am publishing my first book, “How to Submit a Winning Scholarship
Application”, and I would like to include you.
If I have helped you in any way please consider submitting a quote for
admission into my first book and/or website.
*Personal stories
*Understanding the scholarship process
*Where to find scholarships
*Guidance through the application process
*Answering questions or concerns
*Helpful website
*Resources
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*Etc.
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7/1/14
Announcement
Frequently Asked Question:
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Shay:
Good morning (smiling). I know,
I know… I apologize for appearing to be
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BUT I have some exciting developments and wonderful news. For years I have been managing graduate
school, Socks for the Homeless, The Scholarship Advisor Program, and my
children’s busy extracurricular activities.
Needless to say I was stretched pretty thin but loving the service. Another decade has passed and I will turn 40
soon. For all these reasons I needed to re-evaluate,
re-prioritize, re-group, re-strategize, and re-motivate all my efforts.
Developments:
After graduating with my Master of Social Work degree from Indiana
University in 2013, I took a year off to recover and figure out what I wanted
to do next. During this time I was
finally able to finish my first book: “How to Submit a Winning Scholarship Application: Top Ten
Tips and Techniques”. I
am also refreshed and re-focused.
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6/5/14
Linda Lael Miller Scholarships for Women
Linda Lael Miller Scholarships for
Women
Linda
Lael Miller Scholarships for Women is for women age 25 or older who want to
complete their education. It is specifically designed to help women who were
not able to complete their education previously due to barriers in their lives.
Eligible women must be 25 years old or older and planning to attend an accredited college or university in the U.S. or Canada. They must be U.S. or Canadian citizens. To apply, candidates must complete a 500-word essay that explains the reasons for applying for the scholarship, how the funds will be used, and how the scholarship award will help them with their education and career goals.
Eligible women must be 25 years old or older and planning to attend an accredited college or university in the U.S. or Canada. They must be U.S. or Canadian citizens. To apply, candidates must complete a 500-word essay that explains the reasons for applying for the scholarship, how the funds will be used, and how the scholarship award will help them with their education and career goals.
The scholarship is sponsored by author Linda Lael Miller,
author of contemporary and historical stories that were on national bestsellers
lists and won her numerous awards. Enduring her own struggles to become a
writer, Linda established the scholarship to help other women succeed through
education.
One winner per year will receive a scholarship award. Winners have included women from all walks of life who have struggled with obstacles that include disabilities, victims of domestic violence, single parents and older women, all of whom demonstrated a strong desire to pursue their dreams to complete their education.
The deadline for this scholarship is usually in AUGUST of each year, and the award amount is usually 1,000.
For more details, visit www.lindalaelmiller.com/lindas-scholarship/
One winner per year will receive a scholarship award. Winners have included women from all walks of life who have struggled with obstacles that include disabilities, victims of domestic violence, single parents and older women, all of whom demonstrated a strong desire to pursue their dreams to complete their education.
The deadline for this scholarship is usually in AUGUST of each year, and the award amount is usually 1,000.
For more details, visit www.lindalaelmiller.com/lindas-scholarship/
4/28/14
Scholarships...
Education changes lives...
Scholarships and financial aid make it affordable.
Shay Spivey-Mays
Scholarship Advisor Program (2014)
4/11/14
STEP #1
STEP #1
Organization is Key -
By staying organized and keeping all your information is in one easy location it is easier to prioritize, meet deadlines, and take advantage of opportunities.
- Keep a 3-ring binder filled with clear sleeves ($3/pack at CVS/Walgreens).
- Print out scholarship opportunities, place in a sleeve, and organize by deadline.
By staying organized and keeping all your information is in one easy location it is easier to prioritize, meet deadlines, and take advantage of opportunities.
STEP #2
STEP #2
Sign up / Complete a profile on the following websites:
2. www.scholarships.com is my second favorite and provides the same services.
3. Find your College Scholarship Office Website:
Love them! Visit them! Study their website! Sign up to receive email notices concerning new scholarship opportunities offered through the college of your choice!
Sign up / Complete a profile on the following websites:
1. My favorite website is www.fastweb.com
This scholarship search site does all the work for you. After you fill out your profile, fastweb continuously searches for any opportunity that fits YOUR qualifications 24/7. It provides the website links, deadlines, and contact information for each scholarship opportunity.2. www.scholarships.com is my second favorite and provides the same services.
3. Find your College Scholarship Office Website:
Love them! Visit them! Study their website! Sign up to receive email notices concerning new scholarship opportunities offered through the college of your choice!
STEP #3
STEP #3
Request Letters of recommendation -
Almost every scholarship asks for 2-3 letters of recommendation. Start requesting those now! Treat the people that write them for you well, and they will write one for you every year. A well written letter equals scholarship money. Good sources:
Almost every scholarship asks for 2-3 letters of recommendation. Start requesting those now! Treat the people that write them for you well, and they will write one for you every year. A well written letter equals scholarship money. Good sources:
- Teachers/professors
- Principals
- Community service activities
- Pastors/ministers
- Employers
- Program/organization leaders
STEP #4
STEP #4
Volunteer! Volunteer! Volunteer!
Your volunteer experience will be worth it's weight in gold! Scholarship committees want to see community service, volunteerism, and abroad experiences. It sets you apart from other 3,000 applications they review. So be sure to include a short write-up about your experience.
Volunteer! Volunteer! Volunteer!
- Do community service.
- Document your community service.
Your volunteer experience will be worth it's weight in gold! Scholarship committees want to see community service, volunteerism, and abroad experiences. It sets you apart from other 3,000 applications they review. So be sure to include a short write-up about your experience.
STEP #5
STEP #5
KNOW YOUR DEADLINES: January to May
Scholarship application time is typically Jan. to March/May of each year.
So if you miss a couple of opportunities this time around don't worry....you will be WELL prepared for next season, and can hit the ground running. There are fall application opportunities so keep an eye out.
KNOW YOUR DEADLINES: January to May
Scholarship application time is typically Jan. to March/May of each year.
So if you miss a couple of opportunities this time around don't worry....you will be WELL prepared for next season, and can hit the ground running. There are fall application opportunities so keep an eye out.
STEP #6
STEP #6
Work on your personal statement.
I have provided an easy outline and typical categories needed for a college scholarship essay:
I have provided an easy outline and typical categories needed for a college scholarship essay:
• Do not rush this process.
• BRAINSTORM! As the ideas start to flow it will become easier and before you know it you will have quite a few ideas.
BRIEF INTRODUCTION
Introduce yourself
Why do you want to go/return to college?
ACADEMIC GOALS:
What are your academic goals? Which degree are you seeking? What is your expected graduation date? Where are you enrolled? GPA (if good)? What have you already completed?
CAREER GOALS:
What are your career goals?
What are you working towards?
Why?
In what way will you give back or reach back in the community?
PERSONAL EXPERIENCE
You may want to think of a personal experience that has helped shape who you are.
Have you had to overcome a big obstacle?
What is a dream or goal that is currently motivating you?
Did you overcome a hardship in your life?
Did you serve in the military? What branch? For how long? Were you deployed?
Employment – how many days and hours do you work?
Are you involved in community service? Extra-curricular activities?
FINANCIAL NEED
How will this scholarship help with your educational goals?
Financial need?
• BRAINSTORM! As the ideas start to flow it will become easier and before you know it you will have quite a few ideas.
BRIEF INTRODUCTION
Introduce yourself
Why do you want to go/return to college?
ACADEMIC GOALS:
What are your academic goals? Which degree are you seeking? What is your expected graduation date? Where are you enrolled? GPA (if good)? What have you already completed?
CAREER GOALS:
What are your career goals?
What are you working towards?
Why?
In what way will you give back or reach back in the community?
PERSONAL EXPERIENCE
You may want to think of a personal experience that has helped shape who you are.
Have you had to overcome a big obstacle?
What is a dream or goal that is currently motivating you?
Did you overcome a hardship in your life?
Did you serve in the military? What branch? For how long? Were you deployed?
Employment – how many days and hours do you work?
Are you involved in community service? Extra-curricular activities?
FINANCIAL NEED
How will this scholarship help with your educational goals?
Financial need?
STEP #7
STEP #7
Order a copy of your transcripts.
Most colleges and scholarship organizations request a copy of your high school/college transcripts. Order in advance and make plenty of copies. It also helps to keep a sealed transcript on hand for special requests.
*Reminder: Keep these in your scholarship binder.
Order a copy of your transcripts.
Most colleges and scholarship organizations request a copy of your high school/college transcripts. Order in advance and make plenty of copies. It also helps to keep a sealed transcript on hand for special requests.
*Reminder: Keep these in your scholarship binder.
STEP #8
STEP #8
Electronically submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
· Website: www.fafsa.ed.gov
· It is FREE.
· All students interested in financial aid for college will need to complete this form.
· The office of Federal Student Aid provides grants, loans, and work-study funds for college or career school.
· We offer more than $150 billion each year to help millions of students pay for higher education.
More information…
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (known as the FAFSA) is a form that can be prepared annually by current and prospective college students (undergraduate and graduate) in the United States to determine their eligibility for student financial aid (including the Pell Grant, Federal student loans and Federal Work-Study).[1]
Despite its name, the application is not for a single federal program, being rather the gateway of consideration for:
- the nine federal student-aid programs
- the 605 state aid programs
- most of the institutional aid available
The U.S. Department of Education begins accepting the application beginning January 1 of each year for the upcoming academic year. Each application period is 18 months; most federal, state, and institutional aid is provided on a first come, first served basis. There are six (6) states — Illinois, Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Vermont that award state grants on a first-come, first-served basis until the money runs out.[2] Students are advised to submit a FAFSA as early as possible for consideration for maximum financial assistance.
The Department of Education advises students to utilize the IRS Data Retrieval Tool (DRT), which is made available on the FAFSA. This tool will retrieve most of the student's tax information, excluding wages, directly from the IRS and automatically input the information on his or her application. The DRT may be used for both students and parents alike.
Applicants who have completed a FAFSA in previous years may submit a renewal FAFSA. Any information that has changed must be updated annually. The FAFSA consists of numerous questions (at least 130 for the 2010–2011 academic year) regarding a student's (and his or her family's) assets, income, and dependency. These are entered into a formula that determines the Expected Family Contribution (EFC). A number of factors are used in determining the EFC including the household size, income, number of students from household in college and assets (not including retirement and 401(k) funds). This information is required because of the expectation that parents will contribute to their child's education, whether that is true or not.
The FAFSA does not have questions related to student or family race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, disability, or religion.
A Student Aid Report (SAR), which is a summary of the FAFSA responses, is forwarded to the student. The student should review the SAR carefully for errors and make any corrections. An electronic version of the SAR (called an ISIR) is made available to the colleges/universities the student selects on the FAFSA. The ISIR is also sent to state agencies that award need-based aid.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FAFSA
3/6/14
The CBC Spouses Heineken USA Performing Arts Scholarship
Description
The CBC Spouses Heineken USA Performing Arts Scholarship was established in 2000. This highly competitive scholarship was developed in honor of the late performing artist Curtis Mayfield and provides financial assistance to students pursuing performing arts careers. Each year, scholarships are awarded to gifted and talented students who want to pursue careers in music, drama and other arts vocations.
The CBC Spouses Heineken USA Performing Arts Scholarship was established in 2000. This highly competitive scholarship was developed in honor of the late performing artist Curtis Mayfield and provides financial assistance to students pursuing performing arts careers. Each year, scholarships are awarded to gifted and talented students who want to pursue careers in music, drama and other arts vocations.
Amount
Up to $3,000 each for up to 10 students.
Up to $3,000 each for up to 10 students.
Eligibility
To be eligible for the CBC Spouses Heineken USA Performing Arts Scholarship, applicants must:
To be eligible for the CBC Spouses Heineken USA Performing Arts Scholarship, applicants must:
• Be a full-time undergraduate degree-seeking student at an accredited college or university OR a current high school senior preparing to become a full-time undergraduate degree-seeking student at an accredited college or university
• Be pursuing a major in the performing arts (such as, but not limited to, drama, music, dance, opera, marching bands and other musical ensembles)
• Plan to enter a career in the performing arts
• Demonstrate talent or potential in your chosen art
• Have a minimum 2.5 GPA
• Exhibit leadership ability and participate in community service activities
• Be pursuing a major in the performing arts (such as, but not limited to, drama, music, dance, opera, marching bands and other musical ensembles)
• Plan to enter a career in the performing arts
• Demonstrate talent or potential in your chosen art
• Have a minimum 2.5 GPA
• Exhibit leadership ability and participate in community service activities
Deadline
May 1, 2014
May 1, 2014
Website:
3/4/14
Non-Traditional Students - The Facts
- 36% - More than a third of undergraduate students are over age 25.
- 13% - More than one is eight students are single parents. Compared to married parents, single parents are more likely to have low-incomes To pay tuition and arrange child care, they need more assistance.
- 23% - Nearly a quarter of college students are parents.
- 14.8% of undergraduate students are African American / Black (and increasing).
- 13.5% of undergraduate students are Hispanic (and increasing).
- 32% - Almost one-third of all undergraduates work 35 hours or ore per week.
- 46% - Undergraduate part-time enrollment is at 46%. However, there is a growing gap between the price of tuition and availability of grant aid.
Retrieved from Center for Postsecondary and Economic Success (2011). Yesterday's nontraditional student is today's traditional student.
1/30/14
Top 10 Black history month scholarships - Deadlines in February 2014
#1 - The
Frito-Lay “Create to Celebrate” Black History Month Art Contest encourages applicants to submit online an
original piece of art created in any medium (video, song, photo, sculpture,
painting, etc) that celebrates African American achievement.
Learn more at www.scholarshipsonline.org/2014/01/frito-lay-create-to-celebrate-black-history-month-art-contest.html
#2 - The
Coca-Cola Pay It Forward Scholarship Program offers scholarship awards and
once-in-a-lifetime apprenticeship experiences to African American youth looking
to pave the way for their futures.
Learn more at www.scholarshipsonline.org/2014/01/coca-cola-pay-it-forward-scholarship-program.html
Learn more at www.scholarshipsonline.org/2014/01/coca-cola-pay-it-forward-scholarship-program.html
#3 - The
RBC Black History Month Student Essay Competition is offered by the Royal Bank of Canada for
Canadian students. The essay consists of writing in 750 words or less on how
black Canadians have contributed toward the heritage of Canada.
Learn more at www.scholarshipsonline.org/2014/01/rbc-black-history-month-student-essay.html
Learn more at www.scholarshipsonline.org/2014/01/rbc-black-history-month-student-essay.html
#4 - The
100 Black Men of America Future Leader Scholarship Program is open to high school seniors as well as
college freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors. The scholarship is based on
academic achievement and community service.
Learn more at www.scholarshipsonline.org/2013/12/100-black-men-of-america-future-leader.html
Learn more at www.scholarshipsonline.org/2013/12/100-black-men-of-america-future-leader.html
#5 - The
Jerry Bartow Scholarship Fund, offered by the Black Executive
Exchange Program (BEEP), awards three scholarships each year for undergraduate
students who are attending historically black colleges and universities (HBCU).
Students must major in business, engineering, technology, or education.
Learn more at www.scholarshipsonline.org/2013/02/black-executive-exchange-program-jerry.html
Learn more at www.scholarshipsonline.org/2013/02/black-executive-exchange-program-jerry.html
#6 - The
Kroger "I Can Make History" Contest will award more than $71,000 in prizes in the
categories of art, essay, music and poetry. Celebrating Black History month,
Kroger, the largest grocery chain in the country, is using the contest to
recognize the contributions of African Americans in the past and in the future.
Learn more at www.scholarshipsonline.org/2014/01/kroger-i-can-make-history-contest.html
Learn more at www.scholarshipsonline.org/2014/01/kroger-i-can-make-history-contest.html
#7 - The
GEICO Achievement Award Program helps
current college students who are sophomores and juniors earn scholarship money
to complete their education. Eligible students must be enrolled in a business,
computer science, or mathematics program.
Learn more at www.scholarshipsonline.org/2013/01/geico-achievement-award-program.html
Learn more at www.scholarshipsonline.org/2013/01/geico-achievement-award-program.html
#8 - The
Regions Riding Forward Black History Month Scholarship is awarded each year to high school students
and college students. Interested students may apply by writing an essay about
African-Americans who have inspired them.
Learn more at www.scholarshipsonline.org/2014/01/regions-riding-forward-black-history.html
Learn more at www.scholarshipsonline.org/2014/01/regions-riding-forward-black-history.html
#9 - LAGRANT
Foundation Scholarships are
targeted toward minority undergraduate and graduate students, offering
scholarships for students interested in careers in advertising, marketing or
public relations. Students must be American Indian/Alaska Native, Asian/Pacific
Islander, Black (non-Hispanic) or Hispanic.
Learn more at www.scholarshipsonline.org/2013/02/lagrant-foundation-scholarships.html
Learn more at www.scholarshipsonline.org/2013/02/lagrant-foundation-scholarships.html
#10 - The
Congressional Black Caucus Foundation General Mills Health Scholarship Program is open to both undergraduate and graduate
students who plan to major in health-related studies. Academic achievement,
leadership qualities and service to the community are required.
Learn more at www.scholarshipsonline.org/2013/02/congressional-black-caucus-general-mills-health-scholarship.html
Learn more at www.scholarshipsonline.org/2013/02/congressional-black-caucus-general-mills-health-scholarship.html
Source: BlackNews.com
To search hundreds of more 2014 scholarships, visit www.ScholarshipsOnline.org
11/6/13
Motivational Video
Please watch this 3 minute video:
Indiana girl wins over $500K in scholarships to attend college.
She was not a straight "A" student.
She was not a star athlete.
3/10/13
2013 Bill Gates Scholars Program
2013 Bill
Gates Scholars Program Giving Away 1,000 Scholarships to Minority
Students
1/6/13
Executive Women International Scholarship
Executive Women International Scholarship Program
Students must be U.S. citizens, high school seniors, and entering college as full-time students. The purpose of the scholarship is to support the higher education goals of outstanding students who will be leaders of the future.
The Talbots Scholarship Program
The Talbots Scholarship Program
Applicants may use the scholarship in the freshman, sophomore, junior or senior year of college. They may choose a two-year technical college or four-year university and attend either part-time or full-time. Students must be U.S. citizens and also female.
The Talbots Scholarship Program is funded by the Talbots Charitable Foundation, a non-profit organization established in 1997. The scholarship program focuses on helping women receive a college degree later in life. The age range of women who have been helped through the program varies from 20's to 60's.
More than 600 women have been able to go to college with the help of the Talbots Scholarship Program. The program has awarded over $1.6 million in scholarships since it began in 1997.
Talbots is a leading women's traditional clothing retailer specializing in women 35 and older. The store began in 1947 and has grown to 580 stores in 47 states, as well as Canada and the District of Columbia.
The deadline for this scholarship is usually in JANUARY of each year, and the award amount is usually $1,000 - $10,000.
For more details, visit www.talbots.com/online/landing/landingPage.jsp;jsessionid=9A5DF84E8AE0E5C37F69FA5CA399C11F?landingPage=scholarship&_requestid=137316
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Scholarships and Grants
Website: scholarshipsonline.org
The Online Guide to Scholarships and Grants For Students, Parents and Teachers
2013 Scholarships Now Available
Every year, hundreds of companies, foundations, non-profit organizations and government agencies give millions of dollars away in scholarships and education grants to needy students to help them pay for college. Depending on the guidelines, the scholarship money can be used to pay for tuition, housing, books and fees, and does not have to be repaid.
There are literally thousands of opportunities available, some specific to students of certain majors and career paths. Others are specific to certain age groups, genders, and ethnic backgrounds. Others are only for students in certain geographical locations. There are even scholarships available to parents, teachers, and yes, senior citizens.
To help you find the right opportunity, every day we add new scholarships to our web site below:
Website: scholarshipsonline.org
The Online Guide to Scholarships and Grants For Students, Parents and Teachers
2013 Scholarships Now Available
Every year, hundreds of companies, foundations, non-profit organizations and government agencies give millions of dollars away in scholarships and education grants to needy students to help them pay for college. Depending on the guidelines, the scholarship money can be used to pay for tuition, housing, books and fees, and does not have to be repaid.
There are literally thousands of opportunities available, some specific to students of certain majors and career paths. Others are specific to certain age groups, genders, and ethnic backgrounds. Others are only for students in certain geographical locations. There are even scholarships available to parents, teachers, and yes, senior citizens.
To help you find the right opportunity, every day we add new scholarships to our web site below:
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