• National Scholarships

     

    National Scholarships (click on link for eligibility and more information): the dates listed are the DEADLINES, all are currently open...

     

    September 1, 2023

    Andrew Mathers Scholarship 

    September 3, 2023

    A+ Construction and Remodeling

    September 8, 2023

    Youth Free Expression Film Contest

    Bryan Cameron Education Foundation 

    Setpember 15, 2023

    Gates Scholarship

    National Agricultural Aviation Association Support Scholarship

    September 17, 2023

    We the Future Contest

    September 30, 2023

    Caring Community Scholarship

    Chester Entrepreneur Scholarship

    Family Adversity Scholarship

    Mediation and Conversations Scholarship

    October 1, 2023

    Epic Flight Academy Aviation Scholarship

    October 2, 2023

    Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation Scholarship

    October 13, 2023

    NVigate Art Scholarship

    October 15, 2023

    Pretty Actions Scholarship Program

    October 16, 2023

    Carson Scholarships (For Freshman, Sophomores and Juniors)

    October 17, 2023

    Heisman High School Scholarship

    October 31, 2023

    Giving Back to the Community Scholarship

    Good Works Scholarship

    Voice of Democracy Scholarship (VFW)

    November 1, 2023

    Eugene McDermott Scholars Program - this is a full-ride scholarship to top students through the University of Texas in Dallas (UT Dallas) complete application to UT,  then to the Scholars Program

    November 6, 2023

    NCWIT Award for Aspirations in Computing

    November 13, 2023

    Elks National Foundation Most Valuable Student Scholarship

    November 16, 2023

    Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Scholarship

    November 30, 2023

    NHS (and the NASSP) Scholarship

    December 1, 2023

    Barbar Lotze Scholarship

    Dell Scholars Program

     

     

    Army Officer ROTC Scholarship

     

    Amount Of Each Scholarship:  Full tuition scholarships are available or $6,000 per semester.

    Description:  This scholarship is for anyone who wants to be an officer for the Army, Army National Guard, or Army Reserves. The scholarship can be used at any Army ROTC program across the nation as long as you are accepted into that university.

    Student Eligibility/Criteria:

    1. Scholarships are awarded based on a student’s merit and grades, not financial needs.

     

    Visit: Please follow the link below to start an Army ROTC National Scholarship. https://www.goarmy.com/rotc/high-school-students/four-year-scholarship.html

     

    Below are the deadlines for the scholarship:

           
    12 JUN 2023 Application for School Year 2024 opens

     

    16-20 OCT 2023 1st Selection Board. To compete in this board you must have your documents in NLT 09 October 2023. (Do not worry about making this board. Only 10% are selected)

     

    22-26 JAN 2024 2nd Selection Board. To compete in this board you must have your documents in NLT 15 January 2024.

     

    4 FEB 2024 Last Day to create an online application

     

    18-22 MAR 2024 3rd Selection Board. To compete in this board you must have your documents in NLT 11 March 2024.

     

     

    Ideally you want to meet one of these scholarship boards to be eligible for the scholarship. To be competitive, the following is recommended:

     

    1. Clubs, Sports, and other Organizations (Leadership Positions are Bonus)
    2. 3.6 GPA Unweighted preferred

     

    Completing the application is important to be eligible for campus based scholarships if you do not receive a national scholarship. The University of Nevada, Reno Army ROTC program will extend opportunities for campus based scholarships to anyone who completed the National Scholarship Application and did not receive a National Scholarship but put UNR as one of their choices. The UNR Campus Scholarship Board is much looser on its selection process. There is no guaranteed you will receive a scholarship, however there is a guarantee you won’t receive one if you don’t apply.

     

    If you would like additional information about officership in the Army or about the Army ROTC program, please contact me Mr. Todd Gniotczynski at tgniotczynski@unr.edu

     

    If you are looking for scholarship opportunities, look at the following websites:

    FastWeb

    Cappex College Greenlight

    Collegeboard.org

    Unigo.com

    Studentcholarships.org

    Scholarships.com

    Always be careful with your personal information. NEVER give out bank information!!

    SCHOLARSHIP TIPS:

      • TIPS:

        • NEVER pay for scholarship applications or fees.
        • Make sure all pages you submit are typed, NEAT, well edited, and that all the information you include is true and verifiable.
        • Always try and beat the deadline posted.
        • National scholarships can involve BIG money. However, they are very difficult to get.  Go LOCAL if you can.  Look for local stores, businesses, or perhaps your parent(s) employer may offer scholarships.
        • Try to submit applications as least one week before the due date.  Online servers can get overloaded and stop working properly when everyone submits them on the last day.  In addition, remember to account for the delivery time if mailing an application.
        • NEVER NEVER pay to submit a scholarship application. (This is a duplication, but bears repeating.)
        • Always spell check and proof-read applications. (Mrs. Grange in the Career Center is happy to edit and proof-read.)
        • Make sure you have submitted everything requested and answered all the questions.
        • Don't submit anything that isn't asked for, and stay under the required word count.
        • Photocopy everything before you submit it, in case your application gets lost and needs to be re-submitted.
        • Professionalize your online presence, remove potentially embarrassing content from social media.  Use an appropriate email address.
        • Gather information early.  Most scholarships require various versions of:
          • Community service activities, hours, location, services
          • Personal Essay
          • Letters of recommendations
          • Resume with test scores, honors classes, and awards received