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Affinity Plus Apr. 16 AgStar Fund for Rural America Apr. 1 Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFROTC) Dec. 1 Aitkin-Carlton County Farm Bureau Scholarship May 1 Alpha Delta Kappa Apr. 15 Alworth Jan. 5 American Cancer Society Apr. 1 American Ground Water Trust Jun. 1 American Legion National High School Oratorical Contest Jan. or Feb American Legion, Various Awards --------- Americorps --------- AnyCollege.Net Awards --------- Arrowhead Youth Soccer Association May 25 Asian/Pacific Islander Pilot Scholarship Program Jul. 30 AXA Achievement Community Scholarship Feb. 16 AXA Achievement/U.S. News & World Report Dec. 15 Ayn Rand Essay Contest, Grades 11, 12 Apr. 25 Becker Oil Trust Awards Program Apr. 1 Bernick Family Scholarship Mar. 1 Best Buy Feb. 15 Beta Theta Pi Fraternity Apr. 12/Jun. 1 Bill Mainerich Memorial Scholarship Jan. 21 Burger King Scholars Dec. 5 Careers in Agriculture Mar. 1 Cargill Community Scholarship Feb. 15 Carlton County Sheriff’s Mounted Posse Scholarship Mar. 1 CENEX/Land O’ Lakes Careers in Agriculture Scholarship Mar. 1 Coca-Cola Scholars Oct. 31 Coca-Cola Two-Year Colleges Scholarship --------- College of St. Scholastica—Benedictine Scholarship --------- College of St. Scholastica—Sharon Labovitz Leadership Scholarship Mar. 15 Commitment to Agriculture Program Feb. 15 Conclave Apr. 2 Dalles Masonic Lodge Jun. 1 Disabled American Veterans & Auxiliary Carlton County Chapter 18 April 30 Donna Reed Performing Arts Mar. 1 Duluth Area Association of Realtors May 1 Duluth Building and Construction Trades Council Jan. 5 Duluth Teachers Credit Union Mar. 23 Dunwoody Scholarships -------- Dupont Challenge Feb. 12 Educational Communications Scholarship May 15 Eleventh District Bar Association Apr. 6 Elks National Foundation—Emergency Educational Fund Grants Dec. 31 Elks National Foundation—Legacy Awards Jan. 11 Elks National Foundation—Most Valuable Student Jan. 11 Esko Community, Ruth B. Logsdon and Kristin Burkholder Apr. 11 Experimental Aircraft Association (EEA), Chapter 272 Apr. 30 FarmHouse Fraternity Feb. 23 Federal Reserve Bank Essay Contest Mar. 23 First Bank ---------- FirstPlan of Minnesota—Founder’s Fund Scholarship May 1

FirstPlan of Minnesota—Dr. Jerry Church Community Health Sustainer’s Award May 1 Floy Gilman Scheidler Apr. 20 Freedom Alliance Scholarship Fund_____________________________________Jul. 31Gladys L. Johnson Apr. 9 Great Clips May 31 Head Start -------- High School Christian Student Athlete All-American Program Nov. 17 Horatio Alger Association_____________________________________________Oct. 25ISA (International Society of Measurement and Control) Feb. 15 Italian American Club Apr. 7 James J. Wychor Scholarship—Minnesota Broadcasters Association May 31 Janice M. Scott Memorial Scholarship Fund Mar.31 Jordan Tucker Memorial Scholarship Apr.23 Junior Achievement—Joseph Francomano Feb. 1 Junior Achievement—Hugh B. Sweeney Award Feb. 1 Junior Achievement—Nelnet Scholarship Mar. 19 Junior Achievement—Walt Disney Feb. 1 KeyBank’s Take 5 Scholarship Sweepstakes Mar.-Jul. Kohl’s Kids Who Care Mar. 15 Lake Country Power—Les Beach Scholarship Apr. 1 MAASFEP Jan. 12 Marcella Arnold Nursing Scholarship (For college students only) Mar. 1 McKelvey Foundation Entrepreneurial Scholarship Jan. 23 Mediacom World Class Scholarship Mar. 15 Members Cooperative Credit Union Feb. 1 Mensa Education & Research Foundation Essay Contest Jan. 15 Minnesota AFL-CIO Scholarships May 1 Minnesota AFL-CIO—Martin Duffy Adult Learner Apr. 30 Minnesota Association of Counselors of Color (MN ACC) Apr. 1 Minnesota Building Industry Foundation—Swanson/Woxland Scholarships Mar. 15 Minnesota Dept. of Human Services—Education and Training Vouchers Jun. 1 Minnesota Family Involvement Council Feb. 1 Minnesota Masonic Charities Signature Scholarships Feb. 15 Minnesota Power Community Involvement Jan. 15 Minnesota Power Employees Credit Union Jul. 20 Minnesota School Counselors Association/TCF Bank Feb. 16 Minnesota Society, Daughters of the American Revolution—Good Citizen Nov. 15 Minnesota Society of Professional Surveyors Oct. 31 Minnesota Soybean Research & Promotion Council Mar. 3 Minnesota State Horticultural Society (8 th District) Youth Scholarship Feb. 1 Minnesota Teamsters Feb. 15 Minnesota Timberwolves, Lynx, & American Family Insurance Mar. 16 Minnesota Women’s Golf Association Mar. 31 National Academy of American Scholars, Inc. Feb. 15 National Association of Litho Clubs (NALC) Jan. 31 National Bank of Commerce Mar. 14 National Co-Op Scholarship Program Feb. 15 National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) Feb. 12 National Foundation for Advancement in the Arts (NFAA) Nov. 1 National Guard—Army/Air Force --------- National Honor Society Scholarship Jun. 1

National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution—Business and Law info. for graduate school students Apr. 15 National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution—History, Political Science,

Government, Economics Feb. 15

National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution—Lillian/Arthur Dunn Feb. 15 National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution—Madeline Cogswell Feb. 15/Aug. 15 National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution—Margaret Hamilton April 15 National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution—Medical Scholarships April 15 National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution—Nellie Butcher April 15 National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution—Nursing Scholarships Feb. 15/Aug. 15 National Television Academy Feb. 28 National Wild Turkey Federation—Xtreme JAKES program Feb. 1 Nellie Stone Johnson May 1 Northland Vietnam Veterans May 1 Northwest Airlines Pilots’ Wives Club—Heart Research Nov. 30 Oscar & Mary Wildey Mitchell Scholarship—Dul/Sup Area Community Found. Jan. 5 Outstanding Students of America Oct. 10 PBS Eight—Art, photo, and essay contests Dec. 22 Peter M. Gargano Scholarship (Ulland Brs.)—Dul/Sup Area Community Found. Jan. 5 Phi Delta Kappa International Feb. 1 Phi Sigma Kappa Jun. 30 Prudential Spirit of Community Oct. 31 REACH Jill Boyat Scholarship Apr.15 Robert C. Byrd Mar. 9 SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers) Foundation Dec. 1 SAMMY Scholar Athlete Award Mar. 9 Savannah College of Art Design Feb. 1 SFM Foundation -------- Shopko May 1 Siemens Westinghouse Science & Technology Competition Oct. 1 Silas H. Rhodes Scholarships Feb. 1 Simon Youth Foundation Jan. 31 Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) Dec. 1 Society of Women Engineers May 15 SportQuest________________________________________________________Feb 1Sports to School College Scholarship Feb. 20 Teacher Federal Credit Union Mar. 8 Timothy L. Correll Foundation Mar. 10 Toshiba/National Science Teachers Exploravision Award Jan. 30 Toyota Community Scholars Program Nov. 1 United Steelworkers of American—Local No. 1938 Apr. 4 University of Minnesota, MPLS—College of Natural Resources—Kirkham Mar. 1 University of Minnesota, MPLS—Home Economics Feb. 1 University of Minnesota, MPLS—Institute of Technology Scholarship Feb. 1 University of Minnesota—Paper Science and Engineering May 1 University of Minnesota—Presidential Scholarship Jan. 1 University of Wisconsin, Superior, Foundation Mar. 1 UPS Earn and Learn -------- USA Funds Feb. 15 US Bank Internet Scholarship Program --------- Veterans of Foreign Wars—Heart Research Nov. 30 Veterans of Foreign Wars Voice of Democracy Patriotic Audio Essay Nov. 1 Vallely Will Fund Mar. 5 Wal-mart Scholarships (4 different ones, including the Sam Walton one) Jan. 12 Washington Crossing Jan. 1 Wells Fargo—College Steps Program --------

SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION—FALL 2010

HOW TO APPLY IF YOU NEED FINANCIAL AID

1. Apply for admission to the post-secondary school of your choice. Applications are available in the Career Center, online, or from the school.

2. Complete the the FAFSA online. If you are planning to attend a post-secondary institution in another state, you may need the College Scholarship Financial Aid Form (FAF). Both forms are available in the Counselor’s office. With the FAFSA or FAF form, you are determining your financial need for all financial aid (federal, state, and institutional).

3. FAFSA applications are for state and federal financial aid/scholarships and can be submitted between January 1 and May 31. However, submit the FAFSA as soon after January 1 as possible. Colleges and scholarship agencies often have priority deadlines in April, and some grant programs are on a first-come, first-served basis.

SOURCES OF FINANCIAL AID

Federal Programs

Pell Grant—Everyone is eligible to apply. The maximum award amount for 2012-2013 is $5,550.00. Fill out that FAFSA form. Priority deadlines at each school will vary.

College Work Study—Some students are eligible for working at a part-time job on or off campus under either the Federal or the Minnesota Work-Study Program. Most schools offer work-study as part of the total financial aid package. To be eligible, contact the financial aid administrator at the school you plan to attend.

Federal Supplemental Grants—Campus-based program designed for the student with high financial need. Included in ACT Needs Analysis (FAFSA). Student can receive up to $4,000 per year depending upon need. Apply to campus financial aid office.

Perkins Loan—A need-based program where undergraduates may borrow up to $5,500 a year. Repayment begins six or nine months after graduation; ten years to pay back. Apply to campus financial aid office.

Stafford Loan—Subsidized loan is based on need, and government pays the interest. Unsubsidized loan is not need-based, and student pays interest while in school. This is a long-term, low-interest loan. Apply to private lenders.

Plus Loan (Federal Parent Loan)—Parents may borrow up to annual price of attendance less other aid received for each dependent child. Repayment of principal and interest begins 60 days after disbursement. Interest rate is variable, changes annually, maximum interest is 9%. Students may apply for deferment of principal and capitalization of interest while in school if enrolled full time.

Student Educational Loan Fund (SELF)—Long-term loan designed for students who are ineligible for the federal guaranteed student loans. Undergraduate students may borrow up to a total of $25.000 per year. Co-signor required. Interest rates vary, and borrowers are required to pay interest while in school. School must approve application.

State Programs

Minnesota State Scholarship and Grant Program—All students are eligible to apply. Complete FAFSA. The amount of scholarships and grants depends upon student need. Applications must be submitted between January 1 and May 1.

Minnesota Indian Scholarship Program—Award up to $4,000 per year, based on need. Call (800) 657-3927 or E-mail clf.indianeducation@sae.mn.us.

ROTC Scholarships

Check the military file in the career center.

Scholarships from Specific Colleges

Check the two large file cabinets titled “College, Technical, and Professional School Information.”

Scholarships from Various Sources

Check with your employer, parents’ employers, churches, and any clubs or organizations you may be involved in, for available scholarships.

Online Resources

Minnesota Career Information System—http://mncis.intocareers.orgFastweb.comhttp://schoolsoup.com/scholarship

LIST OF SCHOLARSHIPS

The best source of scholarship information is the MCIS computer program in the career center. It is easy to use and will give you lists of scholarships you may be eligible for.

The following list contains only a small sampling of scholarships, but gives you an idea of what is available. Students who wish the high school to send in their applications must turn in completed forms at least one week prior to the deadline date. Otherwise, you can simply request sealed transcripts ahead of time and send in the applications yourself.

Most scholarships are based on grades, extracurricular activities, community service, and oftentimes financial need. When scholarship information is received at the school, it will be announced. Other scholarships can usually be accessed online.

Deadline Scholarship

Oct 1 SIEMENS WESTINGHOUSE MATH, SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY COMPETITION & SIEMEN’S AWARDS FOR ADVANCED PLACEMENT$2,000,000 per year in the U.S.Complete information described online at www.siemens-foundation.org.

Oct. 4 WENDY’S HEISMANGraduating SeniorConsideration given to: academics, athletics and student leadership

Oct. 10 OUTSTANDING STUDENTS OF AMERICA$1,000—Web site: www.outstandingstudentsofamerica.com

Oct. 25 HORATIO ALGER ASSOCIATIONAmounts VaryMinimum GPA of 2.0; display integrity and perseverance in overcomingadversity; pursue a bachelor’s degree; demonstrate critical financial need ($55,000 or lower adjusted gross family income)

Oct. 31 PRUDENTIAL SPIRIT OF COMMUNITY AWARDSLocal honorees receive certificates of recognition. State honorees receive $1,000, medallions, and trip to Washington, D.C. Ten national honorees receive additional awards of $5,000, medallions, trophies, and grants to a charity of their choice.Students in grades 5-12 involved in community service. Web site is www.prudential.com/view/page. Click on “community involvement.” Deadline to submit to counselor is last weekday in October. Must be nominated by the school.

Oct. 31 COCA-COLA SCHOLARS PROGRAM50--$5,000; 200--$2,500, renewableSeeking well-rounded individuals with a highly developed interest in their community. Apply online at www.coca-colascholars.org.

Oct. 31 MINNESOTA SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL SURVEYORS$300-$1,500Students seeking careers in surveying, mapping. Students who are interested in math, science, or geography should think about applying. Web site: www.mnsurveyor.com.

Nov. 1 NATIONAL FOUNDATION FOR ADVANCEMENT IN THE ARTS (NFAA)$100 TO $10,000Finalists are chosen to participate in Arts Week, an all-expense-paid trip to Miami in January. Up to 50 of the Arts Week finalists will be nominated to the Commission on Presidential Scholars for consideration to become one of 20 Presidential Scholars in the Arts. There is a registration fee. Web site: www.nfaa.artsawards.org.

Nov. 1 TOYOTA COMMUNITY SCHOLARS PROGRAM100-$10,000 or $20,000 over 4 yearsOne student from Esko can be nominated. Application must be returned to counselor by November 1.

Nov. 1 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS VOICE OF DEMOCRACY PATRIOTIC AUDIO ESSAY COMPETITIONVarious amounts up to $25,000Grades 9-12 eligible. Complete theme, audio tape it, and contact mnvw@uswest.net or call 601-291-1757 for information regarding competition.

Nov. 15 MINNESOTA SOCIETY, DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION-- Good Citizen Scholarship 1--$250 in Minnesota; National awards: 1--$3,000 award and trip to Washington, D.C.; 1--$1,000 award; 1--$750 award; 8--$500 regional awardsBased on dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. One student chosen to represent Esko (sign up in career center) will be required to write a 500-word timed essay. Submit application to counselor by November 15.

Nov. 17 HIGH SCHOOL CHRISTIAN STUDENT ATHLETE ALL-AMERICAN PROGRAM2--$500; 2--$1,000; 1--$3,000 all-expense-paid tripAthletes are nominated by the school administration and then notified to fill out an application. For sophomores, juniors or seniors in all varsity sports. Visit www.allamericanaward.org/atp.html.

Nov. 30 NORTHWEST AIRLINES PILOTS’ WIVES CLUB—Heart Research2--$1,800 awards for a full-time summer internship to work in a Minnesota heart research laboratoryFor high school seniors or college students interested in the health science field.

Nov. 30 VETERAN’S OF FOREIGH WARS—Heart Research1--$1,365 award for a full-time summer internship to work in a Minnesota heart research laboratory.For high school seniors or college students interested in the health science field.

Dec. 1 AIR FORCE RESERVE OFFICER TRAINING CORPS (AFROTC)Three- and four-year college scholarships to high school students. Pick up a flyer at the career center to find out more information. The AFROTC also has an in-college education program with a job guarantee upon completion. Web site is www.afrotc.com.

Dec. 1 SAE FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPS (SOCIETY OF AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS)$1,000-$10,000 (undesignated)); $400-full tuition (university-sponsored)Must be engineering or related science major. Online application is preferred at www.sae.org/students/engschlr.htm

Dec. 5 BURGER KING SCHOLARS$1,000For someone who works an average of 15 hours per week, not necessarily atBurger King. Visit the web site at www.bkscholars.scholarshipamerica.org to print an application, or pick one up in the career center. One student is nominated from each school. Return application to counselor by December 5.

Dec. 15 AXA ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM/U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORTOne $10,000 scholarship from each state; from among state winners, ten additional $15,000 scholarships.Must demonstrate self-drive by achievement in school, community, or workplace. Visit www.axa-achievement.com

Dec. 22 PBS EIGHT HIGH SCHOOL CONTESTS—Essay, Photo, ArtOne in each category: $1,000, $500, $250Grades 9-12. Each year PBS has a different theme for their contests.

Dec. 31 ELKS NATIONAL FOUNDATION EMERGENCY EDUCATIONAL FUND GRANTSUp to $4,000, renewable—based on financial needChild of a deceased Elk or an Elk who is totally disabled. Applicant must be unmarried, under age 23 at time of application, attending college on a full-time basis. File new application between July 1 and December 31; file renewal between July 1 and October 31.

Jan. or Feb AMERICAN LEGION—National High School Oratorical Contest National: $14,000-$18,000; state: $500-$1,200Must present a Prepared Oration and Assigned Topic Discourse about some aspect of the U.S. Constitution. Pick up a flyer at the career center. Can also access web site at http://www.mnlegion.org/html/oratorical.html.

Jan. 1 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA—Presidential Scholarship$500-$1,000 any campus at U of MEnroll at any of U of M campuses as a freshman

Jan. 1 WASHINGTON CROSSING FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPSpread over 4 years: $500 to $7,500Planning career of service to the U.S. in local, state, or federal government. Many careers fit this category. Web site: www.gwcf.org.

Jan. 5 ALWORTH SCHOLARSHIP$4,500—new recipients; $4,600—medical students; $4,500—ongoing recipientsMust enter a field of science or math and rank in top 20% of class. Many fields of study apply. Can apply online at www.alworthscholarship.org. Turn application in to high school office by January 5 to allow time for processing.

Jan. 5 DULUTH BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADES COUNCIL—Duluth-Superior Area Community Foundation2 up to $2,500Parent must be a member of one of the 17 unions affiliated with Duluth Building Trades Council. Preference given to those entering the health care field, but not limited to that. Financial need not a factor. Check at the career center for an application or instructions on how to access the web site. Turn application in to high school office by January 5 to allow time for processing.

Jan. 5 OSCAR AND MARY WILDEY MITCHELL SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Duluth-Superior Area Community Foundation$4,100, renewableTop 20% of class; based on financial need, activities, seriousness of purpose. Check at the career center for an application or instructions on how to access the web site. Turn application in to high school office by January 5 to allow time for processing.

Jan. 5 PETER M. GARGANO SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Duluth-Superior Area Community FoundationOne $2,000For children of Ulland Brothers employees. Check at the career center for an application or instructions on how to access the web site. Turn application in to high school office by January 5 to allow time for processing.

Enroll online before January 8. In 2007 a 15-minute online quiz was taken online between January 8 and 16. State semi-finalists continued to the state finals, held March 6-8, via written proctored tests at AAA offices. The national finals with

Jan. 11 ELKS NATIONAL FOUNDATION—Legacy Awards Scholarship$1,000Child, grandchild of an Elk who is a member in good standing. This is a one-year, merit-based scholarship. Applications are in lodges and online by August first. Web site is www.elks.org/enf/scholars.

Jan. 11 ELKS NATIONAL FOUNDATION—Most Valuable Student Scholarship500 scholarships of from $1,000 to $15,000, renewable up to four yearsMust pursue a four-year degree on a full-time basis. Male and female students compete separately. Web site is www.elks.org/enf/scholars.

Jan. 12 MAASFEP—Includes Hilda Sanchez-Henke Award$1,500 Two different scholarships for students who have participated in a Title I or Migrant Education program.

Jan. 12 WAL-MART—Sam Walton Community Scholarship$1,000Must be graduating senior and may not be a Wal-Mart or Sam’s Club associate or dependent of an associate. More information available at www.walmartfoundation.org. Applications are available in November.

Jan. 12 WAL-MART--Associate Scholarship$2,000HS senior employed by Wal-Mart at least 6 months as of April 25. Also available to associates' children who are considered ineligible for the Walton Family Foundation Scholarship, due to parent's length of employment or part-time status. More information at www.walmartfoundation.org. Applications are available in November.

Jan. 12 WAL-MART--Higher Reach ScholarshipUp to $2,000Awarded to students who have been employed full time by Wal-Mart for at least one year as of April 25. Must be out of high school for at least one year in order to qualify. More information at www.walmartfoundation.org. Applications available in November.

Jan. 12 WAL-MART--Walton Foundation Scholarship

$10,000Applicants must be legal dependents of Wal-Mart associates who have been employed full time for at least one year as of April 25. More information at www.walmartfoundation.org. Applications are available in November.

Jan. 15 MENSA EDUCATION & RESEARCH FOUNDATION ESSAY CONTESTVarious amountsAwards based totally on essays written by the applicants. Web site is www.mensafoundation.org.

Jan. 15 MINNESOTA POWER COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT SCHOLARSHIP25--$2,000 in Minnesota Power’s service territoryEmphasis on activities that better the community by improving the life of anindividual, group, or the community as a whole.

Jan 15 MARGUERITE GILMORE SCHOLARSHIPGraduating seniors of public and private high schools in Lake, Cook, Carlton, and southern St. Louis countiesUpper 8 percent of their classScholarships will be awarded to students indicating ability and serious purposePreference will be given to students who are planning a career in teaching, business, or engineering.

Jan. 21 BILL MAINERICH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP$500Sponsored by the Minnesota Council for the Social Studies. Esko teacher who attends the “Network for Student Success” meeting in the fall must request application forms. Web site: www.MCSS.org.

Jan. 23 McKELVEY FOUNDATION ENTREPRENEURIAL SCHOLARSHIP50--$10,000, renewable for 3 additional years; additional $2,500 for a summer abroad programMust own and operate a genuine business, non-profits included, and have at least one employee, even if only part time. Academic achievement and financial need are not considered. Web site: www.mckelveyfoundation.org.

Jan. 30 TOSHIBA/NATIONAL SCIENCE TEACHERS EXPORAVISION AWARD4 teams, each person--$10,000 savings bond; 4 teams, each person--$5,000Students work in groups of 2-4; grades K-12. Select a relevant technology present in home, school, or community. Explore it; predict its future use. Make a presentation through written description and graphics.

Jan. 31 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LITHO CLUBS (NALC)—Toby Morgan Scholarship$500High school senior or graduate intending to continue education in graphics/printing field or currently enrolled in such a program. Web site is www.graphicarts.org/nalc/awards/morgan.htm.

Jan. 31 SIMON YOUTH FOUNDATION COMMUNITY SCHOLARSHIP$1,500Pick up application at the customer information center at Miller Hill Mall. Web site is www.syf.org.

Feb. 1 JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT—Joe Francomano Scholarship$5,000, renewableCompletion of Junior Achievement high school program (our economics class).Looks at leadership skills, financial need.

Feb. 1 JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT—Hugh B. Sweeney Award$5,000, non-renewableCompletion of Junior Achievement high school program (our economics class). Must exemplify achievement, citizenship, creativity, leadership, motivation, and financial need. Essay required. Minimum 3.0 GPA.

Feb. 1 JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT—Walt Disney Company FoundationFull tuition-only scholarship, renewableCompletion of Junior Achievement in high school program (our economics class). Must major in business administration or fine arts.

NOTE: Visit the Junior Achievement site on the Web to see additional scholarships that are offered to specific colleges and universities: www.ja.org.

Feb. 1 MEMBERS COOPERATIVE CREDIT UNION2--$1,000, 16--$500Must be a credit union member or in immediate family of a member. Complete application at the credit union or online at www.membersccu.org.

Feb. 1 MINNESOTA FAMILY INVOLVEMENT COUNCIL (MNFIC) SCHOLARSHIP2--$1,000; 16--$500Must be associated with a credit union from around the state. Obtain applications from career center, your credit union, or apply online at www.membersccu.org.

Feb. 1 MINNESOTA STATE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY (8TH District) YOUTH SCHOLARSHIP1--$500; 1--$250Scholarship is offered to youth who have shown an interest in gardening/horticultural activities. Must be sponsored by a member or affiliated garden club. No restrictions on course of study or choice of school.

Feb. 1 NATIONAL WILD TURKEY FEDERATION—Xtreme JAKES Scholarship$250—local chapter; local winner will be entered in $1,000 state contest; state winner will be entered in $10,000 national contest. Must be an active participant in hunting sports and member of Xtreme JAKES.

Feb. 1 PHI DELTA KAPPA INTERNATIONALVarious amounts up to $2,000For prospective educators.

Feb. 1 SAVANNAH COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGNMust submit portfolio, audition tape, or research project. Need to be accepted to the college in order to be eligible for a scholarship.

Feb. 1 SILAS H. RHODES SCHOLARSHIPSPartial tuition to School of Visual ArtsMust submit application and portfolio. Web site: www.schoolofvisualarts.edu.

Feb. 1 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA, MPLS—Home Economics Scholarship$1,000Top 10% of class, enrolling in home economics at U of M, Minneapolis

Feb. 1 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA, MPLS—Institute of Technology Scholarship$1,000Attend the Institute of Technology at U of M, Minneapolis

Feb 1 PFUND FOUNDATIONEnrolled in a post-secondary program in the upcoming academic yearLGBT or allied studentLegal resident of Minnesota or attending a qualifying Minnesota academic institutionNot a current PFund board member or partner of a current PFund board member

Feb 1 SPORTQUEST$300.00 regional winners/$2,500.00national winnersHigh School sophomore, junior or seniorMaintains a minimum “C” GPA or higherCurrently a varsity level athlete in one or more sportsA committed follower of Christ who embodies the Playing with a Purpose message

Feb. 12 DUPONT CHALLENGE$3,000 to first-place winners; $1,000 to each of 4 finalists; $100 honorable mention Must write an essay discussing a scientific discovery, theory, event, or technology application that has captured your interest. First-place winners also receive a trip to Kennedy Space Center.

Feb. 12 NATIONAL FEDERATION OF INDEPENDENT BUSINESS (NFIB)400--$1,000 nationwide; 4--$5,000 regional; 1--$10,000Must display entrepreneurial spirit or initiative. Can access application on the web at www.NFIB.com/YEF.

Feb. 15 BEST BUY2--$1,500Solid academic performance and community service are main considerations. Must apply online at www.BestBuy.com/scholarships.

Feb. 15 CARGILL COMMUNITY SCHOLARSHIP350 in U.S.--$1,000For high school students living in Cargill community areas. You must obtain the signature of a Cargill employee to complete your application. (You can do this at the facility in Duluth.) No handwritten material will be accepted. Web site: www.cargill.com.

Feb. 15 COMMITMENT TO AGRICULTURE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM100--$1,500 awardsMust come from a farming family and plan to pursue a career in an agriculture-related field.

Feb. 15 ISA (INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR MEASUREMENT & CONTROL)2--$5,000Preference given to those currently enrolled in a degree program in instrumentation, systems, and automation, or other closely related fields. There are several other scholarships offered on the Web site: www.isa.org. Click on“careers,” then “scholarships.”

Feb. 15 MINNESOTA MASONIC CHARITIES SCHOLARSHIPS4-$5,000 renewable for up to $20,000 for four yearsSeniors graduating from a Minnesota high schoolDoes not require Masonic affiliationMerit-based

Feb. 15 MINNESOTA TEAMSTERS JOINT COUNCIL 32—Harold J. Yates Educational Scholarship8--$2,000Dependent of member of any Teamster local union. Contact local union office for application.

Feb. 15 NATIONAL ACADEMY OF AMERICAN SCHOLARS, INC.Various amountsMust join NAAS at $10.00 per year. Check info. at www.naas.org/senior.php.

Feb. 15 NATIONAL CO-OP SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM175--$5,000 merit scholarships Must attend specific colleges. Can download application at www.co-op.edu or pick one up at the career center.

Feb. 15 NATIONAL SOCIETY, DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION$2,000—American History Scholarship$1,000—Enid Hall Griswold$2,000—J. E. CaldwellHistory, government, political science, and economics scholarships

Feb. 15 NATIONAL SOCIETY, DAR—Nursing School Scholarships$500—Caroline E. Hold$500—Mildred Nutting$500—Occupational TherapyCan also apply August 15.

Feb. 15 NATIONAL SOCIETY, DAR—Madeline Cogswell Nursing Scholarship$500, non-renewableMust be a member of DSDAR, descendant of member, or eligible to become a member. Can also apply August 15.

Feb. 15 NATIONAL SOCIETY, DAR—Lillian and Arthur Dunn$2,000, renewableMust be child of NSDAR member.

Feb. 15 USA FUNDS$750 part-time student; $1,500 full-time studentAnnual adjusted gross family income must be $35,000 or less. The site was closed at time of this printing. Check again in fall of ’07: www.usafunds.org.

Feb. 16 AXA ACHIEVEMENT COMMUNITY SCHOLARSHIP12--$2,000 from each branch officeBased on ambition, respect, and ability to succeed in college. Can apply online at axacommunity@scholarshipamerica.org.

Feb. 16 MINNESOTA SCHOOL COUNSELORS ASSOCIATION/TCF BANK11--$500 in MinnesotaComplete essay on how a high school counselor has helped you. Can access an application at www.tcfexpress.com.

Feb. 20 SPORTS TO SCHOOL COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP$1,000? (At time of this printing, the site was closed until later this year)For high school freshmen through seniors. Must apply online at www.sportstoschool.com/scholarship.html.

Feb. 23 FARMHOUSE FRATERNITY—Minnesota Chapter3--$1,000Open to incoming male freshmen of all majors at the U of M in the Twin Cities. Based on academic achievement, leadership experience, athletic involvement, and career motivation, not their likelihood to join a fraternity. Interview required..

Feb. 28 NATIONAL TELEVISION ACADEMY—John Cannon Memorial Scholarship1--$40,000Must intend to pursue a career in television, telecommunications, or related field at a four-year institution.

Mar.-Jul. KEYBANK’S TAKE 5 SCHOLARSHIP SWEEPSTAKESOne $5,000 scholarship drawn at random each month. Sign up online.

Mar. 1 BERNICK FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND$500 per year up to four years of college or two years of technical collegeEssay required.

Mar. 1 CAREERS IN AGRICULTURE 20--$1,000Must plan to enroll in a two- or four-year agronomy-related program.

Mar. 1 CARLTON COUNTY SHERIFF’S MOUNTED POSSE SCHOLARSHIP$500Seniors planning to major in any emergency service or equine field of study. This may include fire fighting, law enforcement, EMT training, or veterinary medicine.

Mar. 1 CENEX/LAND O’ LAKES CAREERS IN AGRICULTURE SCHOLARSHIP35--$1,000Pursuing a two- or four-year degree in livestock production, agronomy, and related fields. Web site: www.agriliance.com.

Mar. 1 DONNA REED PERFORMING ARTS SCHOLARSHIPS$1,000, $250, $200Must be present at summer workshop and participate in final competition; must submit materials to the foundation. Can complete application online at www.donnareed.org.

Mar. 1 MARCELLA ARNOLD NURSING SCHOLARSHIP—Sponsored by Hebert Kennedy VFW Post 3979 AuxiliaryScholarship value determined by amount of donations received at the Department of Minnesota Candidates must be eligible to join the VFW or be a child or grandchild of a VFW or Ladies Auxiliary member. Judging will be based on financial need, nursing goals, interest in working with veterans, and extenuating circumstances. This scholarship is only for those in their final year of nursing. Call VFW Post 3979 chairman for more information.

Mar. 1 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA, MPLS—College of Natural Resources (Kirkham)$750Interest in natural resources management at U of M.

Mar. 1 UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN, SUPERIOR, FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP$500 (top 20%), $750 (top 10%), full tuition—competitive (top 5%)Must enroll at UWS.

Mar. 3 MINNESOTA SOYBEAN RESEARCH & PROMOTION COUNCILUp to 10--$1,000Should be from a family who is active in agriculture and must pursue an education in an agricultural, agribusiness, or food science related program. Can print an application at www.mnsoybean.org. This may or may not be offered in 2008.

Mar. 5 VALLELY WILL FUND SCHOLARSHIP$500-$2,500Must be nominated by school official; plan to enroll in tax-exempted accredited school. Must show financial need. Web site: www.scholarshipmanagement.org.

Mar. 8 TEACHER FEDERAL CREDIT UNION$2,500Must be eligible to join TFCU and be a primary member on your own account. Can download application online.

Mar. 9 ROBERT C. BYRD SCHOLARSHIP$1,500, renewableMust be nominated by the administration. Academic achievement and potential for success are highly considered. Return application to counselor by March 9 to be considered for nomination.

Mar. 9 SAMMY 2007 SCHOLAR ATHLETE AWARD$7,500Can be nominated by school officials, parents, other relatives, or yourself. Criteria: academic and athletic performance, leadership, community service, and milk experience. Must apply online at www.bodybymilk.com.

Mar. 10 Timothy L. Correll FoundationUp to $500 Must be pursuing an education in nursing, fire science, paramedic, oremergency medical technician. Application online at www.tlcf-inc.org .

Mar 12 PFLAGGraduating senior entering higher education Self-identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual or as a straight allyDemonstrate an interest in service to the LGBT communityHas applied to an accredited higher education institution

Mar. 14 NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE24--$1,000Applicant or parents must be customers of National Bank of Commerce for at least two years. Essay required.

Mar. 15 COLLEGE OF ST. SCHOLASTICA—Sharon Labovitz Scholarship$3,000, renewableTop 15% of class or ACT score of 27 or higher

Mar. 15 KOHL’S KIDS WHO CARE—Ages 6-18$50 gift card for store-level winners; $1,000 for regional winners; $5,000 for national winnersMust be nominated by someone 21 years of age or older. Judged on initiative, creativity, leadership, generosity, and community service. Nomination forms are available online or from Kohl’s from Feb. 1 through Mar. 15.

Mar. 15 MEDIACOM WORLD CLASS SCHOLARSHIP$1,000Based on academic achievement and leadership. Application can be downloaded at www.mediacomworldclass.com.

Mar. 16 MINNESOTA BUILDING INDUSTRY FOUNDATIONUp to 6--$1,000 from Harold E. Swanson ScholarshipUp to 3--$1,000 from Chad Woxland ScholarshiipMust continue education in the residential construction industry. Can fill out application online at www.mbif.org and click on the industry scholarships link.

Mar. 16 MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES, LYNX, & AMERICAN FAMILY INSURANCEUp to 5--$2,000Must complete 45 hours of community service during academic school year.www.timberwolves.com/community

Mar. 19 JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT—Nelnet Scholarship10--$1,000Completion of Junior Achievement high school program (our economics class). Based on academic achievement, community involvement. Site closed at time of this printing. Check Junior Achievement site in fall ’07.

Mar. 23 DULUTH TEACHERS CREDIT UNION2--$1,000Must be a credit union member and be in top 25% of class. You may print an application from the web site: www.DATCU.com/application.htm.

Mar. 23 FEDERAL RESERVE BANK ESSAY CONTESTVarious savings bond awards, $100 to $400 valueFor high school juniors and seniors. Two divisions—standard and advanced economics. More information at http://minneapolisfed.org/econed/essay/index.html.

Mar 31 JANICE M. SCOTT MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND Must have demonstrated leadership abilities through participating in community services, extra curricular or other activities.

Must be a high school senior who matriculated at a US accredited 4 yr college or university full time, a US citizen or permanent resident with a GPA of 2.5 or higher.

Mar. 31 MINNESOTA WOMEN’S GOLF ASSOCIATION$2,000, renewableSenior girl. Does not have to play golf, but must express an interest in the game. File FAFSA report first with U.S. Government.

Apr. 1 AGSTAR FUND FOR RURAL AMERICA$1,000High school seniors planning to continue their education in agricultural related fields, or seniors with an agricultural or rural background who plan to continue their education in any field of study.

Apr. 1 AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY SCHOLARSHIP$1,000Must have been diagnosed with cancer before age 21 and is currently under age 21. Financial need considered.

Apr. 1 LAKE COUNTRY POWER—Les Beach Scholarship$1,500Family must receive electric power from Lake Country Power, or applicant must be a son or daughter of a Lake Country Power employee.

Apr. 1 MINNESOTA ASSOCIATION OF COUNSELORS OF COLOR (MNACC)$500Citizen of ethnic minority descent; must apply to certain colleges. Check Web site at www.mnacc.org.

Apr. 2 CONCLAVE2 radio and television broadcast scholarships and 1 music business scholarship—full tuition+ at 3 specific collegesFor high school senior or graduate. Submit application and voice tape/CD for radio scholarship; essay for music business scholarship

Apr. 6 ELEVENTH DISTRICT BAR ASSOCIATION1--$2,500Interested in the field of law or related area. Not limited only to those students who plan a career as an attorney.

Apr. 7 ITALIAN AMERICAN CLUB SCHOLARSHIP2--$1,000At least 1/8 Italian; sponsored by a relative who has been a member of the club; upper 1/3 of class. For an application, call Denise Campanariio at 724-4643.

Apr. 9 GLADYS L. JOHNSON SCHOLARSHIP TRUST$500-$1,000For students of Protestant faith. Only two applicants may be sent in from each school. Return application to counselor by April 9.

Apr. 11 ESKO COMMUNITY SCHOLARSHIPS—You may apply for all three Community Scholarships together or for the Esko Community Scholarship only. $100-$1,000 from Esko area organizations/businesses.

Apr. 11 ESKO COMMUNITY SCHOLARSHIPS—Ruth B. Logsdon Scholarship$2,000, renewablePersons who have attended Esko for their junior and senior years and have graduated from Esko High School.

April 11 ESKO COMMUNITY SCHOLARSHIPS—Kristin Burkholder Memorial Scholarship$500, renewableEducation major preferred but not required; financial need considered but not required.

Apr. 12 BETA THETA PI FRATERNITYTwo--$1,000; two--$500Must be incoming male student at U of M in Twin Cities. Emphasis on the desire to develop skills that will make you successful in life as well as in college. April 12 is the priority deadline. You may also apply by the second deadline of June 1, but the April 12 deadline is highly recommended.

Apr. 15 ALPHA DELTA KAPPA SCHOLARSHIP2--$750For high school or college students planning to major in education.

Apr. 15 NATIONAL SOCIETY, DAR—Business and Law Scholarships$2,000—Arthur Beneventi$2,000—Mary Beneventi$2,000—William FindleyThese scholarships are for graduate school students.

Apr. 15 NATIONAL SOCIETY, DAR—Margaret Hamilton$1,000, renewableMust attend U of Ozarks in Clarksville, AR, and be accepted into the Harvey and Bernice Jones Learning Center.

Apr. 15 NATIONAL SOCIETY, DAR—Medical Scholarships$5,000—Irene and Daisy MacGregor$5,000—Alice Rooke$5,000—Francis Beneventi

Apr. 15 NATIONAL SOCIETY, DAR—Nellie Butcher Music ScholarshipAmount not listed, but stated as “substantial.” Music student in piano or voice.

Apr. 15 REACH Jill Boyat Scholarchip Must be a US Citizen and a current high school senior attending school in Carlton

County. Must have a strong career interest and goal, been involved in some sort of

mentoring or tutoring with at least a 2.5 GPA.

Apr. 16 AFFINITY PLUS SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMUp to $2,500Must be a member of Affinity Credit Union. Student may become a member online.

Apr. 20 FLOY GILMAN SCHEIDLER SCHOLARSHIP 4--$2,000 IN Carlton County, renewable for 3 years for a total of $8,000Must plan to continue education in communications and/or business field.

Apr. 25 AYN RAND ESSAY CONTEST$50-$10,000 for 11th and 12th gradersWrite an essay. More information available at www.aynrand.org/contests

Apr. 30 BECKER OIL TRUST AWARDSTen to fifteen--$250-$500Applicant must express a desire to use funds for a lawful humanitarian, civic, or educational endeavor. Application request period is September 30 through April 1. Send SASE, along with $2.00 handling fee, to Royal Crude Ex. Fund, c/o Becker Awards, P.O. Box 95337, Las Vegas, NV, 89193-5337.

Apr. 30 DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS & AUXILIARY CARLTON COUNTYCHAPTER 18 SCHOLARSHIP

Be a member in good standing of the Disabled American Veterans of CarltonCounty MN Chapter 18 or the spouse, child, grandchild or greatgrandchild of such member.

Have a high school diploma or equivalent or be a graduation high school seniorMeet all academic prerequisites for entering the chosen institution of higher

learningBe enrolled or intend to enroll full timeBe a persona of good moral characterHave ties to Carlton County, MN or be sponsored by a Disable American Veteran

or Auxiliary member from Chapter 18

Apr. 30 EXPERIMENTAL AIRCRAFT ASSOCIATION (EEA) CHAPTER 272—Carl Lucas Memorial ScholarshipOne--$400+HS senior or college student pursuing a career in the aviation field.

Apr. 30 MINNESOTA AFL-CIO—Martin Duffy Adult Learner Scholarship Award2--$500Adult member of AFL-CIO in good standing. Can be retired or on lay-off status or disabled. Web site: www.mnaflcio.org.

May 1 Aitkin-Carlton County Farm Bureau Scholarship Must be a Farm Bureau member, majoring in an agricultural related

program/field. Must also be graduating senior enrolled in an Aitkin-Carlton County high school and a resident of Aitkin-Carlton County, also submit one letter of recommendation.

May 1 DULUTH AREA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS15--$500Upper 40% of class with interest in business administration.Nothing will be awarded in ’07. They are working on something for ’08.

May 1 FIRSTPLAN OF MINNESOTA—Founders Fund Scholarship$1,000Must plan to pursue a health care career. You must call the Marketing Communications department at (218) 529-9957 or toll-free at (877) 268-2996, ext. 6707 for an application and to see if you are eligible.

May 1 FIRSTPLAN OF MINNESOTA—Dr. Jerry Church Community Health Sustainer’s Award$1,000Applicant must have been accepted into the nursing program at St. Scholastica or UMD School of Medicine and have a desire to serve in a rural community.

May 1 MINNESOTA AFL-CIO SCHOLARSHIPS$1,000Member or dependent of member whose local union is affiliated with the MN AFL-CIO; planning to attend college or vocational school within MN.

May 1 NELLIE STONE JOHNSON SCHOLARSHIPOne ranging from $500-$2,500, renewableRacial minority group; union member or relative of union member; must attend a college or technical school in the MN State College and University system.

May 1 NORTHLAND VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPThree--$1,000, renewableVerifiable relative of Vietnam era veteran. Scholarship is based solely upon a paper written by the applicant.

May 1 SHOPKOUp to $2,500 per academic yearFor eligible employees and their dependents. More information at www.shopko.com.

May 1 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA—Paper Science & Engineering Scholarship$5,000Must meet entrance requirements to the program.

May 12 PRESIDENTIAL FREEDOM SCHOLARSHIP—With matching funds from theMN Higher Education Office or Esko Community Foundation2--$1,000100 hours of community service in the last year. One of the recipients must plan to attend post-secondary school in MN; the other must be a recipient of a $500 community scholarship. Students are nominated by the school. Return form to counselor before May 12. This was not funded for the past few years. Check again in ’10 for updated information.

May 15 EDUCATIONAL COMMUNICATIONS SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION1--$6,000; 5--$5,000; 10--$2,500; 45--$1,000Any student who has taken the SAT or ACT may compete. GPA and aptitude tests are primary considerations. You may also apply as a college student. Applications are accepted throughout the year, but after May 15, the applications will be processed for the following year. Web site: www.ecisf.org.

May 15 SOCIETY OF WOMEN ENGINEERS$1,000-$10,000Women pursuing baccalaureate degrees in an ABET/CSAB-accredited engineering or computer science degree program, as well as computer science students enrolled in an ABET-approved school. Application is an online process at www.swe.org. Click on sidebar titled “scholarships.”

May 25 ARROWHEAD YOUTH SOCCER ASSOCIATION2--$500Senior who has participated in A.Y.S.A. or a similar soccer program during his or her youth.

May 31 GREAT CLIPS$500Money can be used to attend any Minnesota cosmetology or barbering school.

May 31 JAMES J. WYCHOR SCHOLARSHIP—Minnesota Broadcasters Association10--$1,500 in MinnesotaMust pursue a career in broadcasting or electronic media.

Jun. 1 AMERICAN GROUND WATER TRUST$1,000-$2,500 from four different companiesFor those students interested in a career in the field of ground water.

Jun. 1 DALLES MASONIC LODGE SCHOLARSHIP2--$1,500Students must write a letter that details their post-secondary plans.

Jun. 1 ELA (ETHEL LOUISE ARMSTRONG) FOUNDATION—Nordstrom Scholarship$500-$2,000Woman graduate student with a physical disability.

Jun. 1 MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES Up to 200 Education and Training VouchersAvailable to youth who have been in out-of-home placement, such as foster care. Detailed information and an application form are available at www.dhs.state.mn.us/ and click on “Children” and then on “Adolescent services” and then “Education/training vouchers.” Or call the MN Department of Human Services at (651) 431-4714.

Jun. 1 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETYTo be announcedUpper 15% of class; demonstrate ability to succeed. Apply through National Honor Society.

Jun. 30 PHI SIGMA KAPPA FRATERNITY SCHOLARSHIP$500Must be a male applicant entering U of MN, Twin Cities campus. Recipient is not obligated to join Phi Sigma Kappa.

Jul. 20 MINNESOTA POWER EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION4--$1,000; 4--$500; 2--$250Must be a member of MPECU or relative of a member. Can be a high school or college student. Essay required. Can download an application on the Web.

Jul. 30 ASIAN/PACIFIC ISLANDER PILOT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMFull tuition scholarships for 2-4 years, internshipThese scholarships are available through the U.S. Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Service. For Asian/Pacific American Students. Certain majors apply. Five universities participate in this program.

Jul 31 FREEDOM ALLIANCESCHOLARSHIPThe Freedom Alliance Scholarship Fund honors Americans in our Armed Forces who have sacrificed life or limb defending our country by providing educational scholarships for their children.

VARIOUS DEADLINES

AMERICAN LEGIONVarious scholarships are offered with different deadlines. Check the booklet in the career center scholarship file.

AMERICORPSEducation award of $5,550.00 for full-time members; double for those serving two termsMust spend a year in service to America. Members work in all walks of life—such as with the Red Cross, Boys & Girls Clubs, Nat’l Park Service, YMCA,

AMERICORPS CONT’DLiteracy Volunteers, Nat’l Coalition on Housing and Homelessness, and Volunteers of America. Must be 17 or older. Some living expenses are allowed.Web site: www.americorps.org. Or call 1-800-942-2677.

ANYCOLLEGE.NET AWARDSNumerous $1,000Apply online.

COCA-COLA TWO-YEAR COLLEGES SCHOLARSHIP$1,000For high school seniors as well as college students actively engaged in volunteer service or employed at least part time. Need to check with your campus contact for deadline. These are listed on the web site: www.coca-colascholars.org.

COLLEGE OF ST. SCHOLASTICA—Benedictine Scholarship$8,000-$12,000Based on ACT/SAT scores and GPA. Contact admissions office.

DUNWOODY SCHOLARSHIPSUp to $3,000Check Web site for list of scholarships offered: www.dunwoody.edu.

FIRST BANK SCHOLARSHIPS$1,000Apply at www.fbs.com/student.

HEAD START SCHOLARSHIPVarious amountsMust be former Head Start student and plan to attend a technical or four-year college. Check with local Head Start center for deadlines. Web site is www.nhsa.org.

NATIONAL GUARD—ARMY/AIR FORCE SCHOLARSHIP$170 per monthMust join the National Guard; see a recruiter. Deadline varies.

SFM FOUNDATIONUp to $5,000 per yearMust be a dependent of a worker injured or killed in a work-related accident.Must be a Minnesota or Wisconsin resident between the ages of 16 and 25.Must have a high school diploma, GED or be a high school student in good

standing.Must be pursuing a primary college or university degree or vocational

education and training from an accredited school.Must demonstrate financial need.

UPS EARN AND LEARN PROGRAMUp to $3,000 per yearWork for UPS 15-25 hours per week during school year. Must attend certain schools. Call UPS job line at 651-681-2800 or visit www.upsjobs.com.

US BANK INTERNET SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMUp to 30--$1,000 scholarshipsApply online at www.usbank.com/studentbanking from October through February.

WELLS FARGO—College Steps Program100--$1,000Visit Web site at www.wellsfargo.com/collegesteps. Random end-of-month drawings through May.