Boulder Creek High School

Arizona Private Career Schools and Colleges Scholarship

Criteria: Students attending specific Career/Technical Schools are eligible to apply.  For a complete listing of schools, please contact the Counseling Department.

Award: $1,000

Deadline:April 30^th

Application:Applications are made available in the Counseling Department.

ASU Leadership Scholarship Program

 Criteria:Arizona high schools are asked to nominate a strong senior with excellent leadership abilities and the potential to make major contributions at the collegiate level.

Award:$9,000 annual scholarship

Deadline: Student must complete a self-nomination application and have it on file with the Counseling Department no later than Monday, September 16^thand be planning to attend ASU as a full time enrolled student for the Fall semester.

Information: https://students.asu.edu/files/LSPApplicationInstate.pdf

Criteria: Student plans to attend ASU in the Fall. 1200 word essay on public policy issues

Award: $1,000 -$1,500

Deadline: May 6^th 

Information:  Visit the website:http://morrisoninstitute.asu.edu/

Criteria: The primary goal of the Arizona Hispanic Community Forum (AHCF) and the Rosie Lopez Student Advocate Scholarship Program is to provide financial assistance and support to outstanding Arizona Latino students to attend and graduate from Arizona State University.

Deadline: May 1^st

Information: http://www.cplc.org/education/scholarship-programs-copy.aspx

Criteria:The scholarships provide a tuition waiver to Arizona State University students who are committed to helping others. CPLC and its partnering sponsors are dedicated to empowering future community leaders who are interested in developing innovative strategies to improve the communities of Arizona

Deadline:  March

Information: http://www.cplc.org/education/scholarship-programs-copy.aspx

Criteria: This scholarship opportunity is for students demonstrating academic excellence with the potential to inspire fellow students to excel. Applicants should be graduating seniors who plan to attend Boston University in the Fall. Students should strive to be in the top 5% of their graduating class and have demonstrated motivation, talent and leadership.

Deadline: All self-nomination forms should be provided to the Counseling Department no later than September 15th. 

 Award:Renewable scholarship covering full undergraduate tuition plus orientation and undergraduate fees for four years.

Information:bu.edu/admissions/trustees 

Criteria: Open to Senior DECA students who plan to attend FIDM in the Fall.

Award: $500

Information: http://fidm.edu/admissions/tuition-financial-aid/fidm-scholarship-foundation.html

Criteria:Open to all High School Seniors, FIDM's National Scholarship Competition looks for students who are creative thinkers and have an "eye" for unconventional thinking. To enter, entrants are asked to submit a project according to the guidelines set within each category

Award:One Full Year Scholarship to attend FIDM

Information:http://fidm.edu/admissions/tuition-financial-aid/fidm-national-scholarship-competition.html

           Presidential ($10,000 per year)Minimum incoming GPA 3.8 (un-weighted) or SAT 1350 (math and verbal scores only)/ ACT 31 and maintain a minimum GPA 3.5 as well as continuous and full time enrollment at GCU.

           Provost’s Scholarship ($8,000 per year)Minimum incoming GPA 3.6 (un-weighted) or SAT 1225 (math and verbal scores only) / ACT 27 and maintain a minimum GPA of 3.3 as well as continuous and full time enrollment at GCU.

           Dean’s Scholarship ($6,000 per year)Minimum incoming GPA 3.4 (un-weighted) or SAT 1100 (math and verbal scores only) / ACT 24 and maintain a minimum GPA of 3.2 GPA as well as continuous and full time enrollment at GCU.

           Faculty Scholarship ($4,000 per year)Minimum incoming GPA 3.0 (un-weighted) or SAT 1000 (math and verbal scores only) / ACT 21 and maintain a minimum GPA of 3.0 as well as continuous and full time enrollment at GCU.

GCU - Freshman College Major Scholarships

To qualify, students must meed the following criteria:

           Minimum incoming GPA of 2.75 (un-weighted) or SAT 920 / ACT 19

           Transfers (6-23 credits): minimum cumulative GPA of 2.75

           Maintain a minimum institutional GPA of 2.5 as well as continuous and full-time e

         enrollment.

           Must follow recommended program of study.

           Tim and Marci Salmon College of Education Scholarships

                     Education majors qualify for a $3,000 scholarship per year.

                       Education majors with an emphasis in math, science, or special education qualify   

                    for an additional $1,000scholarship per year.

           College of Fine Arts and Production

           All Fine Arts and Production majors qualify for a $3,000 scholarship per year.

           College of Arts and Sciences

           Christian Studies majors qualify for a $3,000 scholarship per year. These recipients must    

          also attend a minimum of 12 Chapel services per   
           semester.

           Ken Blanchard College of Business

           Business Management majors qualify for a $3,000 scholarship per year.

Criteria: Senior student who has been accepted to GCU and attends a minimum of 12 chapel services per semester, attends 3 out of 4 Life Group meetings a month, attend one GCU “Lead Like Jesus” training event per month, attend one Ministry partner related leadership training event per month, serve an average of 8 hours per week in ministry: 4 on-campus and 4 off-campus, provide a weekly activity report to Canyon Scholar Coordinator, provide periodic grade check reports to the Canyon Scholar Coordinator, and participate in at least 1 GCSS mission trips.

Award:$10,000 per year

Application: Contact GCU representative.

Criteria: Available to students who will be attending any of the Maricopa County Community Colleges.

Award:Varies

Deadline: ^{Application opens in February}

Information:  http://mcccdf.org/

Maricopa County Community Colleges (Chicanos Por La Causa Scholarship)

Criteria: The primary goal of the CPLC/MCCD Scholarship Program is to provide financial assistance and support to outstanding Arizona students to attend and graduate from one of the Maricopa County’s ten community colleges.  To date, over 240 scholarships have been awarded with a total value of more than $360,000.

Deadline:  March 1^st

Application: http://www.cplc.org/education/scholarship-programs-copy.aspx

Marist College

Special opportunity for students who choose to major in Computer Science or Information Technology and Systems. 

For scholarship details:http://www.marist.edu/admission/technologyscholarships

Criteria: Students who have been admitted to NAU and plan to attend in the Fall

Complete 2 applications which can be found at the following link to be automatically considered for over 150 scholarship opportunities:

http://home.nau.edu/finaid/scholarships/NAUF_Schp/default.asp

Seattle University - Sullivan Leadership Award Competition

Criteria:Students must have participated and demonstrated leadership in school activities, public service, and community involvement. Have a commitment to justice and the good of others through service. Possess effective oral and written communication skills. Currently completing a demanding course selection and strong academic achievement (typically GPA 3.5 or higher).

Award:9 Awards are given each year with each award offering a 4 year scholarship award equal to full tuition, room and meals

Deadline:received or postmarked on or before November 15^th

Application:www.seattleu.edu/sullivan

University of Arizona (UofA)

Criteria: Students who have been admitted to UofA and plan to attend in the Fall and have an established webID.

Complete registry to be notified of scholarship opportunities.

http://scholarshipuniverse.arizona.edu

Deadline:February 21st

Applications made available in the Counseling Department.

University of Arizona - BAIRD Scholarship

 Criteria: Senior students planning on attending the University of Arizona with a GPA of 3.5 or higher and who demonstrate strong leadership qualities are invited to self-nominate.

Award:$10,000

Deadline:September 16th (Self-nomination deadline - actual scholarship deadline is October 14th)

Application:Self-nomination application must be completed and on file with the Counseling Department by September 15^th.  One self-nomination applicant will be chosen by the BCHS Scholarship Committee to then apply for the BAIRD scholarship. 

Washington University in St. Louis - Danforth Scholars Program

Criteria:  Students should exhibited a capacity for service and leadership, as well as academic excellence, and who will embrace the challenges of a rigorous academic curriculum.

 Award:  Varies

 Deadline:  Self-nomination application must be completed and on file with the Counseling Department by September 15th.