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Scholarship Name	Scholarship Deadline	Eligible Candidates	Requirements
Armed Forces Scholarships	varies	Seniors	Any senior planning to apply to any of the U.S. Service Academies or any ROTC scholarship program should begin the application process immediately. If you have any questions, please contact Mr. Moeller.
Boy Scouts of America	varies	Seniors	High school seniors who are Eagle Scouts are eligible to apply. Based on academic achievement, community service, various skills, and financial need. Value: $3000 - 40,000.  Contact your local Boy Scout Council OR Click on the Boy Scout symbol.
Carpe Diem Foundation of Illinois	May 7, 2004	Seniors	Carpe Diem is committed to helping students from any state who have demonstrated outstanding achievements, exceptional leadership ability and a serious commitment to community service.  The 2003 scholarship awards range from annual awards of $5,000 to $10,000 for undergraduate studies at accredited educational institutions.  The students selected are expected to maintain a "B" average and actively participate in the academic and social life of their community.   The scholarship is based upon meritorious achievement, however, priority will be given to students whose parents are or have been employed in education, government, social services, administration of justice, and the fine arts.  There is a $14.00 dollar processing fee for this scholarship.
Christ Hospital School of Nursing	none	Seniors	This is a tuition forgiveness plan.  Any graduate of the Christ Hospital School of nursing will have their tuition forgiven if they sign a two-year full-time work agreement with The Health Alliance of Greater Cincinnati.  This offer will be available to students entering the nursing program in the fall of 2003.  Call 513-585-2401 to request an admission packet, ask questions, or schedule an appointment.
NEW! Cincinnati Better Business Bureau	May 21, 2004	current JUNIORS	The Cincinnati BBB is sponsoring an essay contest for current JUNIORS. The BBB will award five- $1000 scholarships to students who plan to attend college. This contest is based solely on the essay and not on academic standing. The theme for the essay should be, "Describe an ethical situation you have faced in one of the following areas of your life: family, work, school, or community." Deadline is May 21, 2004. For more information see Mr. Moeller.
Cincinnati Scholarship Foundation	April 26, 2004	Seniors	The CSF makes awards to financially eligible and academically worthy students.  Most scholarships are considered "last dollars" funds to cover the unmet need after all other federal, state and campus-based aid has been awarded.  If you may qualify for financial aid, complete this application.  ALL SENIORS SHOULD CONSIDER COMPLETING THIS APPLICATION! Several students from previous years are still receiving financial assistance from the foundation.  An official transcript must be submitted with the application.
NEW! Delhi Athletic Association Memorial Scholarship	May 1, 2004	Senior	Delhi Athletic Association is sponsoring its annual Memorial Scholarship program to one graduating Elder senior who has met the following requirements: Maintained a 3.0 GPA and has participated in a DAA sponsored sport for a minimum of 3 years and be able to document participation if requested. (Delhi Athletic Association should not be confused with the Delhi Soccer Club). For the application see Mr. Moeller.
eCampusTours.com	none provided	Seniors	eCampusTours.com offers students the opportunity complete virtual tours of college campuses.  ECampusTours.com uses iPEX imaging that allows 360 degree X 360 degree views of dorm rooms, classroom, and campus sites.  When students visit the eCampusTours.com web site, they can register to win a $1,000.00 scholarship.  ECampusTours.com is provided free of charge by edamerica.  Edamerica is a nonprofit corporation that provides low interest loans for education.  To register, visit http://www.eCampusTours.com.
The Elks National Scholarship Foundation	varies	Seniors	The Elks National Foundation will award $3.4 million in scholarship this year.  Many of the scholarships do not require the applicant to be related to a member of the BPO Elks.
Financial Service Center of America	May 10, 2004	Seniors	The FiSCA National Scholarship Program is available to benefit deserving college-bound high school seniors from families in areas served by its members.  The FiSCA National Scholarship Program awards cash grants of at least $2,000 to two students selected from each of five geographic regions across the nation. Criteria is based on academic achievement, financial need, leadership skills in school and the community, and an essay written expressly for the competition.  Funding for the national scholarship program is provided by voluntary contributions from FiSCA members, plus a select group of participating vendors such as Western Union Financial Services and Travelers Express.
Grant C. Alexander Scholarship	April 23, 2004	Seniors	The Grant C. Alexander Scholarship Foundation has created two $1,000.00 scholarships in order to increase awareness and of Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.  The scholarship is open to all students.  The awards will be made as a “last dollars” to cover any unmet tuition needs after all sources of scholarship and aid have been granted.
The Red River Valley Fighter Pilots Association’s (RRVA) Scholarship Grant Program	May 15, 2004	Seniors	The RRVA Scholarship Grant Program was initiated in 1970 with the objective of "taking care of our own." Initially the scholarships were made available strictly to dependent sons and daughters of KIA/MIA/POW US aircrews lost while serving in Southeast Asia. Over the years, the eligibility criteria has been changed to include: The immediate dependents (spouse and children (natural/adopted)), of any member of the US Armed Forces who is listed in KIA or MIA status from any combat situation involving our military since August, 1964, including those lost in the World Trade Center and Pentagon events of 9/11/01; The immediate dependents (above) of military aircrew members killed as the result of performing aircrew duties during a non-combat mission; The immediate dependents (above) of current and/or deceased RRVA-members, who were in good standing at the time of their death.
Susan G. Koman Breast Cancer Scholarship	none provided	Seniors	The Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Scholarship Program is designed to assist students who have lost a parent to breast cancer.  If you are eligible, please see Mr. Moeller for details of the application process.
2004 Target Scholarships	November 1, 2004	Current juniors - students 24 and under	Target awards over six hundred $1000 scholarships each year - including one $25,000 scholarship - that recognizes volunteer work as well as academic achievement to high school seniors and college students age 24 and younger. To apply, call 1-800-316-6142, visit your local Target store, or click above. The next scholarship deadline is November 1, 2004. Current JUNIORS should consider applying for this next year.
United Negro College Fund (UNCF)	vary by scholarship	Seniors	UNCF is a fund-raising consortium of 39 private, fully accredited, four-year, historically black colleges and universities. As an educational assistance organization, The College Fund provides operating assistance to its 39 member Colleges and universities, administers over 400 scholarship programs for African American students, provides technical assistance for HBCUs, and conducts research and data collection on African American education.  In its 55-year history, UNCF has raised over $1.4 billion to promote higher education achievement in the African American community and has helped to graduate over 300,000 African Americans from undergraduate and graduate programs.
Carl H. Linder Honors-PLUS Program	check web site	Seniors	The Carl H. Lindner Honors-PLUS Program is a unique and challenging honors program within the College of Business at the University of Cincinnati.  This scholarship program is designed for highly motivated students with superior academic ability and demonstrated leadership who are committed to a career in business.  The scholarship has a value of $8500 for the Freshmen Year.  If you need more information and an application, please see Mr. Moeller.
University of Louisville Northern Kentucky/Greater Cincinnati Alumni Association : Dane Wagge Scholarship	May 10, 2004	Seniors	The University of Louisville Northern Kentucky/Greater Cincinnati Alumni Club is accepting applications for its annual Dane Wagge Scholarship. This award is designed to provide financial assistance to outstanding students. Dane Wagge is a 1996 graduate of Dixie Heights High School who unexpectedly died during his freshman year at U of L. Criteria include: Apply to University of Louisville, Reside in NKY and Cincinnati Counties, Complete application, High School Transcript, Letter of Recommendation , GPA of 3.0 or better, and 20 on ACT. See Mr. Moeller for application.
US Bank Scholarships	Check web site	Seniors	US Bank will award up to thirty $1,000.00 scholarships to high school seniors planning to attend accredited two- or four-year colleges full-time next school fall.  Scholarship award recipients are selected through a random drawing process.  Students can apply online by visiting the US Bank web site at: usbank.com/studentbanking.  The US Bank web site also contains information on paying for college.  The web site also contains a link to the Peterson's Scholarship Search Engine.  Keep in mind that US Bank does make loans for college.  Federal student loans can be made through any bank or other lending institution that wishes to participate.  The federal Department of Education program does set the rate and fees that a lender may charge.