UAB Admission and Scholarships

Scholarship Deadline for Incoming Freshman Alabama Residents: December 1 Students applying to UAB who live in the state of Alabama must submit their admissions application and required documentation by December 1 to be considered for ACT and GPA-based scholarships. Required documentation includes official ACT or SAT scores and an official high school transcript. December test scores are the last scores considered for in-state scholarship purposes. The GPA used for consideration is based on the student’s cumulative GPA at the end of their junior year.      Click here to read more about our scholarships. BSMART Scholarships General Application Deadline: February 1 Once admitted to UAB, all applicants – out-of-state or Alabama residents – have the opportunity to complete a general application for scholarships through BSMART, the Blazer Scholarship Management and Resource Tool. The general application allows students to apply for multiple scholarships at once. The deadline to complete this general application is February 1.     Click here to enter the BSMART portal.

East Carolina University Military Science

Ø The window is open for the National Army ROTC Scholarship. Your students can apply at www.goarmy.com!

Ø Moreover, the ECU Military Science Department wants to make you aware of a paid internship program done in partnership with the North Carolina National Guard called the Simultaneous Membership Program.

Ø This internship can pay up to $80,000 towards tuition, books, fees, housing, and food over the course of four years in addition to allowing a student to intern as 2LT in an Army National Guard Unit.

Ø Successful completion of the Military Science Program at ECU will result in a commission as a 2LT in the Army, either part or full time.

Ø Please email me at andersondal@ecu.edu, call us at 252-328-5178, come see us in the Christenbury Memorial Gym Building on the ECU campus, or just respond to this email for more information.

o   ECU Army ROTC Video

o   ECU Army ROTC Facebook Page

o   ECU Army ROTC Web Page

Scholarship Opportunity

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Spread the Word On Safety Scholarship

Deadline: January 6, 2019

Award: $1,000

Eligibility: Applicant must be high school senior; min. 3.2 GPA.

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Fundera College Scholarship

Deadline: January 1, 2019

Award: $2,000

Eligibility: Applicant must be a high school senior.

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Fundera

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University of Montevallo

University of Montevallo 

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$500 Countdown to College Scholarship Sign-up ***Already signed up? Refer a friend.*** Winner will be notified via e-mail! You will also be receiving Potential Magazine's free weekly "Countdown to College" (C2C) eNewsletter with additional scholarship opportunities, ACT/SAT prep tips, college prep info, and more.To view previous eNewsletters,click here. Rules and Requirements This scholarship is for college-bound teens in grades 9th-12th. The scholarship does not require specific test scores, GPA, or class ranking. Parents can also register but will need to designate a student to receive the award. In order to be awarded the scholarship, you must be a current C2C eNews subscriber at the time of the drawing. To read all the rules and requirements, click here. Deadline: January 4, 2019 The winner of the $500 "Countdown to College" nationwide scholarship will be notified via email around January 5, 2019 and given 72 hours to respond after being contacted. Scholarship winner must designate where to send the scholarship to within 90 days of winning. Failure to respond will result in the selection of another winner. The winner will be announced on social media and in our “Countdown to College” (C2C) newsletter. CLICK HERE TO APPLY!

$500 "Don't Wait to Reach Your Potential" for Alabama Teens Scholarship Sign-up Winner will be notified via e-mail! You will also be receiving Potential Magazine's free weekly "Countdown to College" (C2C) eNewsletter with additional scholarship opportunities, ACT/SAT prep tips, college prep info, and more. To view previous eNewsletters, click here. Rules and Requirements This scholarship is for college-bound teens in grades 9th-12th residing in the state of Alabama. The scholarship does not require specific test scores, GPA, or class ranking. Parents can also register but will need to designate a student to receive the award. In order to be awarded the scholarship, you must be a current C2C eNews subscriber at the time of the drawing. To read all of the rules and requirements, click here. Deadline: January 4, 2019 The winner of the $500 "Don't Wait to Reach Your Potential" scholarship for Alabama residents will be notified via email around January 4, 2019 and given 72 hours to respond after being contacted. Scholarship winner must designate where to send the scholarship to within 90 days of winning. Failure to respond will result in the selection of another winner. The winner will be announced on social media and in our “Countdown to College” (C2C) newsletter. CLICK HERE TO APPLY!

Scholarship

TEXTING AND DRIVING SCHOLARSHIP
Deadline: April 12, 2019

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     Texting and driving poses a serious safety hazard for young drivers in across the United States. To spread the message about the dangers of texting and driving, Morris, King & Hodge, P.C. is sponsoring the 3rd Annual Driver Safety Scholarship program. Our law firm will award three scholarships to 2019 graduating seniors and/or rising freshmen in Alabama colleges and universities who create an original essay explaining the dangers of texting and driving and practical steps to ending this momentous problem.

     Sending text messages takes drivers’ eyes off the road, their hands off the wheel and their mind off the task of driving and remaining alert for oncoming traffic. What can we do as a community to convey to young drivers that texting and driving leads to serious and avoidable accidents? We’re confident our young people have some good ideas.

     To enter the program, you’ll need to submit an essay with at least 1000 words. We’re seeking clever, well-researched ideas that offer a fresh take on the dangers of texting and driving. The tone can be light-hearted or serious, as long as it’s informative, helpful and original.



     As a law firm active in Huntsville, Alabama, Morris, King & Hodge, P.C. is dedicated to making our state a safer place to live and raise families. We recognize our young people are our communities’ most precious resource. We are committed to helping students across the country receive a college education to pursue their career goals.
We wish you the best of luck and look forward to receiving your scholarship program entries.

Essay Topic

Please answer the following question in your essay:
“How can we educate our community about the dangers of distracted driving and what are some practical ways we can drastically reduce distracted driving related accidents?

Helpful Ideas

• Interview someone who was involved in a distracted driving accident.
• Are there any technological solutions to this problem that haven’t been explored?
• Be creative in your description of the problem and your proposed solution.