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Scholarship Opportunities

March

Energy Pathways Scholarship

Due:  March 15

Who Can Apply:  Seniors

Amount:  $3,000

Multiple $3,000 Scholarships Awarded to students pursuing a STEM degree at a Utah-based trade/tech school or college /university.

Eligibility: Applicants must be either in the 12th grade and enrolled in any public or private high school in Utah, or a first-year student pursuing a STEM undergraduate degree or STEM-related technical certification at a Utah institute of higher learning. Students must certify their intent to pursue a STEM-related degree at a public or private institution of higher learning located in the state of Utah; or a license, certificate, or skill training that supports the energy industry at a school that is part of the Utah System of Higher Education.  Past scholarship winners are ineligible to apply for the program. Those pursuing a second-degree or master’s program are ineligible to apply for the program.  International students must have a valid F-1 visa to apply. Responses must be the applicant’s own writing. Applications using AI generated text will be ineligible for the program.

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Horatio Alger Scholarship

Due:  March 15  (Application opens December 1)

Who Can Apply:  Juniors

Amount: $10,000 – $25,000

Horatio Alger Association administers over 70 scholarship programs, offering opportunities for students in various stages of their academic careers to achieve their educational goals and realize their potential.

Be enrolled full time as a high school junior in the United States Exhibit a strong commitment to pursue and complete a bachelor’s degree at an accredited non-profit public or private institution in the United States immediately after high school graduation (students may start their studies at a two-year institution and then transfer to a four-year institution) Demonstrate critical financial need ($65,000 or lower adjusted gross family income is required) Be involved in co-curricular and community service activities

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Truman Picard Native American Scholarship

Due:  March 21

Who Can Apply: Seniors with  member or descendant enrollment card

Amount: $2,000 – $4,000

Must be an enrolled member of a federally recognized tribe or Alaska Native Corporation • College students: Must be a natural resource major (examples: forestry, hydrology, wildlife & fisheries, natural resource management or environmental studies. ) • High school students: Must be enrolled in natural resource courses, • College seniors not eligible unless they are applying to graduate school • All natural resources degrees accepted, but preference will be given to students whose degree or area of study directly involves management of Forest Resources. • Award given in early summer and intended to support student for the following year

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Utah Opportunity Scholarship

Due:  March 21st Priority deadline is January 27, 2025

Who Can Apply:  Seniors

Amount: Varies, usually $4,000

The Opportunity Scholarship is a simplified, statewide, achievement-based program that encourages students to complete advanced courses in core subject areas while in high school, aims to make higher education more accessible, and rewards students for preparing academically for college. These requirements were created after examining recent Utah high school graduates’ data to identify the top college success predictors.

Earn a 3.3 cumulative high school GPA Complete 3 advanced courses (see next question for more details about eligible courses)Complete 1 Advanced Placement (AP), International Baccalaureate (IB), or Concurrent Enrollment (CE) course in each of the core areas of high school graduation: Math, Science, and Language Arts Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Graduate from a Utah high school Three advanced courses must be completed in grades 9-12 and must be completed before high school graduation. Please note: scholarship course requirements may not align with graduation requirements. Students should work with their high school counselor to choose the classes needed to meet graduation requirements.

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RMACAC Student Scholarship

Due:  March 24

Who Can Apply:  Seniors

Amount: $1.000

Each year, RMACAC is pleased to offer fifteen (15) $1,000 scholarships to students who exhibit a commitment to learning, demonstrate leadership skills, and are committed to serving their communities. RMACAC will select three (3) scholarship recipients per RMACAC state: Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming.

  1. Students who live in one of the member states, attend a public or private high school in one of the member states, is in their final year of high school, and will be attending a regionally accredited college or university beginning the Summer 2024 or Fall 2024 term. Students must have at least a 3.0 high school GPA (on a 4.0 scale)

International students and students with undocumented/DACA status who attend high school or a 2-year college within the RMACAC region are also eligible to apply.

This one-time, non-renewable award is designed for applicants with demonstrated involvement in high school/college, the community, or service to others. Applicants must have a motivation to achieve personal goals.

Scholarship Application Process Step 1: Submit Student Scholarship Application Form

In order to access the scholarship application, students must log into a Google account. Students who do not currently have a Google account can create one free of charge. Instructions here.

Step 2: Send Counselor Recommendation Form to High School Counselor

In order for the student to be eligible to apply for the RMACAC Student Scholarship, they must be nominated by a current member of RMACAC. All RMACAC members are eligible to nominate up to 2 students, but applicants must either be a resident of or currently attend a school in one of the five members states: Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, or Wyoming to be eligible for the scholarship.

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Carl’s Jr. Scholarship

Due:  March 31 3pm Pacific Time

Who Can Apply: Seniors

Amount: $10,000

Ready to Shine? The 2025 Carl N. and Margaret Karcher Founders’ Scholarship is Open Feb. 1 – March 31

This isn’t just any scholarship—it’s a kick-start your dreams! Open to graduating high school seniors or those looking to enroll as a first-time freshman, this $10,000 scholarship is here to help you take college by storm. Each year, ten students who exemplify the bold nature of Carl’s Jr. and the giving spirit of our founders, Carl N. and Margaret Karcher, are chosen to receive this scholarship, and you could be next.

Who’s Eligible? If you’re 26 or younger, living in one of the 16 states where Carl’s Jr. operates, and gearing up to be a full-time college freshman at an accredited university, you’re already halfway there.

When’s the Deadline? Applications are due by 3 p.m. PST on March 31, so mark your calendar!

What’s the Game Plan? In addition to the application, we want to see your personality shine:

Show us your vision: Submit either a short video (30-90 seconds) or a 250-word written response, telling us how higher education will help you pursue your passion. Find a recommender: Provide contact info for someone who can write you a glowing recommendation. Just make sure they submit it through the applicant portal before the deadline. Pro Tips for Your Video: At Carl’s Jr., we’re all about being bold and living life your way. So, bring the creativity! Whether it’s spoken word, stop-motion animation, or just you speaking from the heart, we want to get to know the real you!

Remember, this is your moment. Grab it. Dream big. Apply today!

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Network of Enlightened Women (NeW) Scholarship

Due:  March 31

Who Can Apply: Juniors and Seniors

Amount: $1,000

NeW was started on the belief that there should be a place on campus for conservative women. As a part of our programming, we are thrilled to host our annual Essay Contest.

The 2025 Essay Contest is now open!

Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, or sign up for our NeWsletter to stay informed about the winners of the Essay Contest.

The 2025 Essay Contest prompt:

In today’s digital world, platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, and X have revolutionized the way information is shared, consumed, and interpreted. During the 2024 Presidential Election, commentary on candidates and their policy positions spread at unprecedented speeds, shaping public opinion in real-time. Similarly, “cancel culture” has emerged as a significant phenomenon, with public figures facing intense scrutiny and widespread debates online. Social media has been transformed into the modern-day public square, where millions of users exchange viewpoints.

As these platforms increasingly influence public discourse, they also have a profound impact on the minds of our nation’s youth. How do you think social media is shaping the values, beliefs, and critical thinking skills of young people today? Do you believe social media’s influence on opinions and decision-making has been predominantly positive, negative, or a mix of both? Why? How has the immediacy and volume of information affected the ability of young people to engage with complex issues or consider diverse perspectives? In what ways has social media changed the traditional college experience—whether in academics, social interactions, activism, or career preparation?

Feel free to respond to the entire essay prompt or focus on specific sections that resonate with you.

Who: Female high school juniors and seniors and college students

Start Date: Saturday, March 1, 2025 at 9:00am ET

Deadline: Monday, March 31, 2025 at 11:59pm ET

Prize: $1,000 for the first-place winners of the College and High School Category. The first-place essays will have the opportunity to be published.

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Italian American Civic League Scholarship

Due:  March 31st

Who Can Apply:  Seniors with recent Italian heritage

Amount:  $1,000 – $4,000

Founded in 1934, the Italian American Civic League (IACL) is a non-profit organization for Italian-Americans in the state of Utah that promotes civil, social, and educational growth. This scholarship is for Utah high school seniors of Italian descent who strive to promote these principles.

Eligibility: Both females and males are invited to apply for this scholarship. Applicants must meet the following eligibility criteria:

Be of recent Italian ancestry Be a 2025 graduate of a Utah high school Be planning to matriculate as a degree seeking student at any public or private higher education institution

Applying: Submit the following materials by the application deadline of March 31st, 2025:

1)      Application Form (see page 2)

2)      A Resumé emphasizing academic and extracurricular activities

3)      Essay 1: What are your future educational/career goals? (300 words max)

4)      Essay 2: Describe your Italian ancestry. How has your Italian ancestry influenced your life? (600 words max)

5)      Official High School Transcript with ACT and/or SAT Scores

Applications will be assessed and ranked based on the following:

1)      Extracurricular Activity Involvement (25%)

2)      Essays (25%)

3)      High School Academic Performance (40%)

4)      Involvement with an Italian Cultural Organization (10%)

The scholarship award will be paid directly to the recipient for their use towards tuition, books, housing, and/or fees. Awards range from $1000 to $4000.

With scholarship acceptance and prior to receiving the award, the recipient agrees to submit a recent digital photograph and a short biography within 30 days.  These items will be published in the program book for Festa Italiana, the Salt Lake City Italian Festival, and IACL publications.

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April

Today’s Pioneer Scholarship

Due:  April 1

Who Can Apply:  Seniors

Amount: $2,000

Among those present-day pioneers worthy of honor and emulation are youth who have achieved success in their extra-curricular, community, and academic endeavors while experiencing prolonged personal disadvantages or challenges and whose examples have set a standard of excellence in the demonstration of those Pioneer qualities that assure the future of our nation. In harmony with that desire to honor such youth, the Brigham Young Chapter, in cooperation with the National Organization of the Sons of Utah Pioneers, has instituted a scholarship program to aid high school seniors who have exemplified those Pioneer qualities and have overcome personal disadvantages or challenges while pursuing their education and training goals. Scholarships of $2,000 will be awarded those whose past performance indicates that they will successfully continue their pursuit of valuable family and community service as they exercise Pioneer qualities. The following briefly outlines the stipulations and requirements in making application for the scholarship:

1. High school seniors (including those planning on serving a mission before continuing their education) are invited to apply for the scholarship. If prospective missionaries receive the award, they will have three years from the date of their graduation to contact the Scholarship Committee and claim their scholarship. 2. The applicant should invite one or two high school administrators, teachers, church leaders, and/or other professionals to validate the applicant via letters of recommendation for this award. The Brigham Young Chapter Scholarship Committee will review submitted application materials and select the scholarship recipients using the following criteria: (see attached application instructions) A. Verification that the applicant has had to overcome significant personal disadvantages or challenges (such as physical, social, economic or other issues) to achieve high school graduation.

B. Established scholarly ability adequate for success in advanced education or training as evidenced by applicant statements, official school records (attach transcript) and one or two letters of recommendation. 3. Each scholarship recipient must designate the school, college, university or institution which they plan to attend for further education or training and to which the award will be sent. The award will be designated for the recipients use towards tuition and/or required fees.

Applicants must complete and submit the requested Application materials and send them in a Word document along with one or two letters of recommendation and a transcript, to be received by the Scholarship Committee Chairman no later than April 1, 2025.

See Mrs. Morgan in the Career Center in Room N-206 for a copy of the application.

Foundation for Fraternal Excellence Men’s College Scholarship

Due:  April 1

Who Can Apply:  Seniors who identify as male

Amount: $500 – 1,000

The scholarship is designed to identify and reward outstanding high school seniors who have demonstrated an ability to excel in the fields of academics, extracurricular school activities, and community involvement. The scholarship is available to any male senior graduating from high school who is enrolling in a four-year undergraduate college program that commences in fall 2025. The scholarship is awarded through the Foundation for Fraternal Excellence, a registered 501(c)3 organization. Current or future membership in a fraternity is not required.

Multiple scholarships will be awarded in amounts of $500-1,000 USD. Requirements -Must be a graduating high school senior in the United States -Must identify as male -Must have access to a U.S. bank account (for direct fund deposit if selected)

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American Freedom Festival Essay Contest

Due:  April 1

Who Can Apply: Grades 9-12

Amount: $600

Contest Guidelines Theme: How Does the First Amendment Relate to Your Life Today? Eligibility: Open to all 9th – 12th grade students. Media: Youtube link. Submission Deadline: April 1, 2025.

Students submit an online video of themselves giving a 5 minute special occasion oratory. Six finalists will be chosen to present their speeches and compete for monetary prizes and the chance to speak at the Patriotic Service on June 29, 2025. Rules: Speech must be your own work (family or friends may critique your speech but cannot write it for you). Time limit is 5 minutes (penalty if speech is too short or too long). The speech should be positive and hopeful, expressing ideas on how to build America and patriotism, while discussing sound principles of freedom. Professional dress is requested for presentation. Decision of the judges is final. Finalist speaks at the Patriotic Service. Calendar Entry Deadline is April 1

Awards and Prizes Cash prizes will be based on judging criteria.

Grade 9-12: Win up to $600.00

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Project Yellow Light Video Scholarship

Due:  April 1

Who Can Apply: Junior or Senior

Amount: $8,000

Create a video ad or a radio spot to encourage safe driving.

Your Audience: Young drivers who are new to the road.

Your Topic/Brief: Stop distracted driving, specifically phone use while driving. In a world where we regularly stay connected through technology, drivers don’t always realize when they shift into distracted driving. We need to remind them that distracted driving is dangerous.

A lot of distracted driving prevention creative uses scare tactics or preachy messaging that addresses the consequences of messaging while driving (crashes or death), but we want you to address what motivates people to think they can safely use their phones while driving.

Please note that you should not include logos or branding – or mention logos or branding – in your video, billboard design, or radio spot. Before applying, be sure to review the FAQ and Official Rules.

Why: To prevent serious car crashes and deaths.

Guidelines No entry will be accepted with footage of a person ACTUALLY using their phone while driving. This includes but is not limited to, sending a text message, messaging via an app, commenting on photos, scrolling through social media, creating content, etc. (see FAQ for more info) Videos are limited to EITHER exactly 10 seconds or exactly 25 seconds All persons (even animated characters or objects) must wear seat belts. Avoid all branding in submissions, even in the background of footage (product logos or store logos, like McDonald’s or Starbucks.) Make sure voices can be clearly heard if using dialogue. If filming from a smart phone, shoot footage horizontally. Film should be your personal creation; do not use stock video or photos. To ensure this, please use the following guidelines while filming: The use of a consumer or “prosumer” camera, preferably high-definition (HD) quality; Film resolution for all footage must be at least 720 x 480; if an iPhone or some form of a flip camera is used, shoot footage horizontally, not vertically; Overall, please select the highest resolution possible with any camera used. Note: Please keep all your unused video footage taken during the making of your film. If you are the winning entry, the Ad Council will need the footage in case your video is turned into a broadcast quality PSA. We will also add on a 5 second end frame to make the full video 15 or 30 seconds.

For a full list of rules, please read the Official Rules.

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Keys To Success University of Utah Scholarship

Due:  April 2

Who Can Apply:  Seniors who will be attending UofU

Amount: $3,000

This is a $3,000 scholarship to the University of Utah. This scholarship is nontransferable and must be used at U of U. You must be a graduating Senior to apply. 25 points will be added for applying, unless the application is fake or incomplete.

Must login to the Keys to Success website and create an account. Write a 300 word essay about your future plans.

Three seniors from Timpview will be awarded the scholarship.

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Keys To Success Southern Utah University Scholarship

Due:  April 2

Who Can Apply: Seniors planning to attend Southern Utah University

Amount:  $1,000

This is a $1,000 scholarship to Southern Utah University. This scholarship is non transferrable and must be used at SUU. You must be a graduating Senior to apply.

Write a 300 word essay about your future plans.

Must create a Keys to Success account to access the scholarship application.

One senior from Timpview will be awarded the scholarship.

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Keys to Success Bill J. Pope Scholarship

Due:  April 2

Who Can Apply:  Seniors

Amount:  $1,000

This is a $1,000 scholarship to the school of your choice. You must be a graduating senior to apply and choosing to pursue a Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) major.

Write a 300 word essay about your future plans.

Must create a Keys to Success account to access the scholarship application.

One senior from Timpview will be awarded the scholarship.

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Brian Watkins Memorial Foundation Scholarship

Due:  April 4 before 5 pm

Who Can Apply:  Timpview Seniors

Amount: $4,000

REQUIREMENTS The Brian Watkins Memorial Foundation will award scholarships to qualified graduating seniors from Provo High School, and Timpview High School.

Applications must be submitted before 5pm on April 4th 2025

COMPLETE THE Online APPLICATION Before completing the online application you will need:

A digital copy of your high school transcript A one page letter telling the committee why you should receive the scholarship. The letter should include an explanation of how you meet the scholarship’s requirements of academic excellence, financial need and athletic participation. INTRODUCTION A Scholarship fund has been established in the memory of Brian S. Watkins, a 1968 graduate of Provo High School. During his time at Provo High, Brian was a member of the tennis team, becoming both the region and Utah State Tennis Champion. After high school, Brian received a tennis scholarship to Idaho State University, where he was awarded the Sam Bennion Most Inspirational Tennis Player of the Year. Sadly, Brian’s life was cut short when he was murdered in New York City in 1990, yet through this scholarship fund, Brian’s love of athletics and academics will live on.

SELECTION AND AWARDS Applications will be screened and the winners will be selected by the Scholarship Committee of the Brian Watkins Memorial Foundation. The amount awarded for 2025 will be $4,000 per scholarship. Awards will be paid directly to the institution of the recipients choice. Winners must notify the Foundation of the choice of school no later than Friday August 1st 2025.

Thank you for your interest, and good luck!

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Pearson Butler Reimbursement Scholarship

Due:  April 4

Who Can Apply:  Seniors

Amount: $1,000

Pearson Butler would like to offer your High School’s graduating students the opportunity to participate in the Pearson Butler Reimbursement Scholarship Program! This scholarship was established to recognize outstanding high school students who have overcome trials in their life and are choosing to further their education after graduation. Qualifications for this scholarship are listed below, and top submissions received by the deadline will be reviewed by the Executives of our firm, who will then select three scholarship recipients.

Guidelines for our Scholarship Program are simple:

Qualifications: Must be a 2025 High School Graduate

Deadline: April 4, 2025

To Apply: Submit a less than 800-word essay on the topic “How I Overcame a Trial and How I am Using that Experience to Further Success in My Life”. Winners are selected based on their essay submission alone, so no other materials are needed to apply.

Essay Submission: All essays should be emailed to scholarship@pearsonbutler.com with the subject title “Scholarship Essay – Student Name and School” and must also include the student’s name and high school name in the email. All submissions must be submitted in .pdf format.

Award Amount: $1,000.00 Cash Reimbursement (requires verification) Required Verification: Proof of higher education enrollment (college, university, trade school, etc.); and Proof of payment for housing, books, tuition, etc. This is a reimbursement scholarship and student will not receive the award without a receipt of payment equaling or exceeding $1,000.00.

We want to ensure all students have the same opportunity to apply for this Scholarship and will focus on those who have taken the initiative and truly made an effort in writing their essay.

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YTS Scholarship

Due:  April 11th

Who Can Apply:  Seniors

Amount: $5,000

The YTS Scholarship is a prestigious award aimed at recognizing and supporting exceptional students pursuing higher education in the field of Information Technology. This award results from a partnership between OpenText and the Utah State Board of Education (USBE) and is granted to high school seniors who have demonstrated proficiency in computer information technology-related courses and exhibited leadership abilities in their schools and communities. Winners receive a scholarship award of up to $5,000. The YTS Award Committee, which consists of representatives from OpenText, the Utah State Board of Education, and industry leaders, selects the winners.

My Impact Challenge Scholarship

Due: April 11

Who Can Apply:  Ages 13-19

Amount: $2,000

What is the Utah MyImpact Challenge? The Utah MyImpact Challenge is a state civic engagement contest and civics fair hosted in Utah by the Bill of Rights Institute and the Utah Valley University Center for Constitutional Studies. On April 29th, 2025 students will have an opportunity to share their projects in-person during the Civics Fair for a chance to win $2,000 in prizes for students in Utah.

Students can win:

$2,000 Utah First Prize $1,500 Utah Second Prize $1,000 Utah Third prize $500 Utah Fourth Prize

Create 1,200 word essay on how your project advances founding principles and civic virtue.

A project report of up to 2,000 on the projects inspiration, and execution including at least two examples of the impact on the community.

Photographic or video documentation of tangible impact.

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Jiffy Lube Your Turn Behind the Wheel Scholarship

Due:  April 14th

Who Can Apply:  Have taken Driver Ed this school year.

Amount:  $1,500 – $6,500

The Jiffy Lube “Your Turn Behind the Wheel” Scholarship, For Utah students 15-17 years old enrolled in Driver’s Ed during the 2024-25 school year. Now it’s your turn! Get our attention! Tell us about your goals, drive, ambition … your future! Simply write your 500-word typed essay about what drives you now.

Jiffy Lube Your Turn Behind the Wheel Scholarship

Utah Jump$tart Coalition Scholarship

Due:  April 15 before 11:59 pm

Who Can Apply:  Juniors and Seniors

Amount: $1,250

Three eligible applicants will each receive a $1,250 scholarship award, AND one eligible applicant will receive a $500 scholarship award.

Scholarship Use: The scholarship may be used for any field of study at an accredited Title IV fund-disbursing post-secondary institution.

Applicant MUST

1. Be a high school student, graduating class of 2025 or 2026 at an accredited Utah school.

2. Have successfully completed, or currently be enrolled, in the General Financial Literacy course in Utah.

3. Not be a direct relative of the Utah Jump$tart Coalition Board of Directors or staff.

Deadline to submit application:

Selection and Judging:

All qualifying entries will be judged by a panel composed of representatives from the scholarship sponsoring organizations. All decisions of the judges are final.

Utah Jump$tart Coalition Scholarship Application Process

1. Scholarship Application Form: Complete the scholarship application form on the Utah Jump$tart website.

Application components include:

PART 1. Video

Submit a link to a 60-second YouTube video addressing the following questions

“What are 3 important skills from your financial literacy class that will help you prepare for college and life after college?”

Students will receive points based on their content and creativity and must meet following requirements:

· Videos must be posted as public on YouTube (applicant will then paste the link to the YouTube video in their scholarship application)

· Creativity is important. Please do not just utilize a PowerPoint presentation or record yourself reading prepared remarks. You can find examples of the level of creativity demonstrated by previous winners above.

· Video must be no more than 60 seconds in length. Videos over 60 seconds will be disqualified.

· Video must be in English, must be the entrant’s original work and not infringe on any copyrights or trademarks. All music or graphics must be original or used with permission.

· Video must not contain violent, obscene, immoral, defamatory, derogatory, offensive, illegal or sexually suggestive content or contain, include, or encourage images or activities that are dangerous, unsafe, or present unreasonable risk of harm to a person or property.

PART 2. Short Answer

Candidates will be asked to write a few sentences providing positive feedback about their General Financial Literacy teacher and how this teacher helped them master financial literacy concepts.

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Freedom Credit Union Annual Scholarship

Due:  April 20, 2025

Who Can Apply:  Seniors with a Freedom Credit Union Account, set up by April 1st

Amount:  $1,500

Application Guidelines & Requirements:

Be a member of Freedom Credit Union in good standing OR be a direct descendant (child or grandchild) of a current member in good standing. Step- and adoptive relationships are accepted. Membership date in any case must be no later than April 1, 2025.

Graduate from a public or charter high school in the spring of 2025. Copy of official high school transcript required for application.

Plan to attend an accredited public or private college, university, trade school or vocational school full-time within 9-months of graduation. (Deferrals available for up to 2-years for military or volunteer service.)

Provide a letter of recommendation from a teacher, employer, or leader of an organization with which you have worked. This letter should address your character, work ethic, and likelihood to succeed academically and professionally.

Provide a written response to the questions/prompts on the application.

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E-Waste Scholarship

Due:  April 30

Who Can Apply: 9-12th Grade

Amount: $1,000

Each year there are 20 to 50 million tons of e-waste discarded in the world. E-waste contains toxic materials, including heavy metals, that can easily seep into the ground and ultimately get into groundwater supplies. According to the EPA, recycling e-waste allows more than 100 million pounds of materials to be reused annually. The purpose of this scholarship is to help you understand the impact of e-waste and what can be done to reduce e-waste.

Who may apply: You must be a high school freshman, sophomore, junior, or senior or a current or entering college or graduate school student of any level. Home schooled students are also eligible. There is no age limit. You must also be a U.S. citizen or legal resident. Deadline: April 30, 2025 to coincide with Earth Day.

Submit a 140-character statement that completes this sentence: The most important reason to care about e-waste is…

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MAY

Mike Stanger Memorial Foundation Scholarship

Due:  May 1st, 2025

Who Can Apply:  Seniors at Timpview

Amount: $1,000

Mike Stanger is a former T-Bird. He played Basketball and Golf while at Timpview. Mike went on to work in the golf industry and gained lifelong friendships in the process.

His family has chosen to create a scholarship to help seniors at Timpview take their next step in life. They will award three $1,000 scholarships to qualified graduating seniors from Timpview High School.

Applications must be turned in to the Career Center in the N-206  by May 1, 2025 and must include the following:

  1. Completed application
  2. A copy of your high school transcript
  3.  One Letter of Recommendation from anyone not related to you.
  4.  A one-page letter telling the committee why you should receive the Michael Stanger Scholarship. This letter should include an explanation of you meet the scholarship’s requirements of academic excellence, financial need or athletic participation.

Applications will be screened and winners will be selected by the Scholarship Committee of the Michael Stanger Memorial Foundation.

Pick up application in the Career Center in Room N-206.

Canyon Crest Elementary Scholarship

Due:  May 1, 2025

Who Can Apply: Any senior that has attended at least one year at Canyon Crest Elementary School

Amount:  $1,000

Qualifications: 1. Student must have attended Canyon Crest Elementary School a minimum of 1 full year sometime during grades K through 6. 2. Student must use the scholarship for post-high school education. 3. Student must use scholarship for tuition, books, or other post-high school education expenses. The scholarship is non-renewable.

Application Components: 1. Complete application at the Google Form link provided 2. Submit at least one (1) letter of recommendation from a high school teacher 3. Submit a copy of your most recent high school transcript

Selection Criteria: Selection will be based on factors deemed appropriate by the Canyon Crest Scholarship Committee, which may include, but is not limited to: -Years attended at Canyon Crest Elementary School -Application responses -Academic achievement -Letters of recommendation -Extracurricular involvement, including work experience and service activities -Financial need (if you choose to share with the committee)

The Canyon Crest Scholarship Committee will select the recipient(s) of the scholarship. Timpview High School will notify the recipient(s). If for some reason the scholarship is not able to be used by the selected recipient, please contact the Timpview’s College and Career Center so an alternate recipient may be chosen.

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Rotary Club Scholarship

Due:  May 1

Who Can Apply:  Seniors

Amount:  $1,000

Rotary International is a worldwide service organization whose stated purpose is to provide humanitarian services, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations, and to advance goodwill and peace around the world.

The Rotary Club of Provo is providing a $1,000.00 scholarship to a graduate who needs financial assistance and meets the requirements in the following three areas:

• Scholastic 2.5 GPA • Citizenship High Standard • Community Volunteer Service

A complete application will include:

• Letter of recommendation from an adult who knows the student, but is not a relative. • School transcript • Application form typed or printed

The scholarship must be used to attend a school within the state of Utah.

Application must be handed in or emailed to Mrs. Morgan (cindam@provo.edu) by May 1st @ 3:00 pm. She will forward all applications to the Rotary Club who will then make the final decision.

Application can be picked up in the Career Center Room N-206.

Review It Scholarship

Due: May 15

Who Can Apply: Seniors

Amount: $1,000

The scholarship will be awarded to the best Movie Review submitted by a student before the scholarship deadline. Scholarship May 15th SCHOLARSHIP ELIGIBILITY To be considered eligible for the “Review It” Scholarship you must: A) Be attending college or university no later than September of 2025. B) Have achieved a GPA of 2.5 or greater during their last academic year. C) Be attending or planning to attend a school in the US. D) Submit your Movie Review no later than 11:59 PM EST on the day of the deadline. *Note that you can be enrolled in any field of study The scholarship winner will be announced roughly six weeks after the deadline and will be posted on this website immediately after. All applications must be received by 11:59 PM EST on the day of the deadline. No late applications will be reviewed.

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www.salliemae.com

www.chegg.com

www.cappex.com

www.unigo.com

www.bold.org

www.scholarshipamerica.org

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Not a US Citizen?  Places to find Scholarships:

Mexican American Legal Defense Fund Scholarships 

These scholarships are for anyone. The Resource booklet is just compiled by the Mexican American Legal Defense Fund.  It is for anyone from any country.

University of Utah Dream Center Scholarship List

 Immigrants Rising Scholarship List

 Salt Lake Community College Dream Center Scholarships On this link, students sign up to receive the monthly newsletter

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