Thursday, December 10, 2009

FREE money for college!

I knew that would get your attention!

Let's just get something out there right now - college is expensive, and sometimes the Financial Aid process can appear to be extremely overwhelming. But you are lucky because there are a LOT of people out there that want to give high school seniors money to help them pay for college. Local business organizations, non-profits, PTA's, and more. Search for local scholarships here.

Lake Erie College also wants to help you out.

Lake Erie College is hosting its 2nd Annual President's Day Scholarship Competition on Monday, February 15, 2010. Here are just 4 of the scholarships students can apply for on this day:

The Presidential Honors Scholarship
Value: 90% tuition (approximately $21,555)
Renewable: Yes
Lake Erie's most prestigious award. Five of these scholarships are awarded each year to an incoming freshman that graduates in the top 5% of their graduating class, has a cumulative GPA of 3.7 or above and scored a 27 or above on their ACT.

The Mastin Award
Value: $10,000
The Mastin Award is presented to a student that is planning to major in the Life Sciences (biology, chemistry, environmental science, pre-medical, etc...) and achieved a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or above or an ACT score of 27 or above.

The Edna Cope-Quine Scholarship
Value: Varies
The Edna Cope-Quine Scholarship is awarded to a student planning to major in the Fine Arts (dance, music, theater or visual arts). No minimum GPA or test score is necessary, but an audition or portfolio review is required.

The Center for Entrepreneurship Scholarship
Value: $2,000
The Lake Erie College Center for Entrepreneurship awards 2 scholarships each year to incoming freshman that plan to "Put Their Passion to Work" and major or minor in Entrepreneurship.

At the 2009 President's Day Scholarship Competition over $500,000 in scholarship money was awarded. Contact your Admissions Counselor to see how you can attend this invitation-only event! (I'll give you a hint - you MUST be accepted for admission by January 1, 2010. Apply online FREE now!)

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