Topic: What career have you decided to pursue and what do you plan on accomplishing with time spent with your education and when you begin your career?
We are looking for a creative and compelling essay to tell us about your ambitions in your career.
In your essay submission, we want to hear about:
Please provide the following:
In 300 – 450 words tell us about what you plan to do as a career, why you chose that as a career, and any future goals that you have set for yourself.
We are looking for the most compelling written essay submission
This scholarship is open to any student who is currently enrolled in an accredited undergraduate, graduate, or professional program. This includes accredited community college students as well as, high school seniors and students who possess a GED and who have been accepted to or are enrolled in an accredited program.
The scholarship applicant should demonstrate a strong interest in the legal industry, journalism, and/or supporting free speech. All eligible candidates must be in good academic standing with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.75 or above.
Friends and family members of Ward & Ward Law Firm employees are not eligible.
The application guidelines are as follows:
Ward and Ward Law Firm 2023 Scholarship Award
728 S Meridian St
Indianapolis, IN 46225
The Andrew Flusche Scholarship Contest requires students to raise awareness about different legal issues. Applicants must create a public service advertisement video (PSA) about this prompt: What should motorists do while driving if they see a law enforcement vehicle that is stopped on the side of the road?
The following people are eligible for the scholarship:
You must be a citizen or lawful resident of the United States in order to apply.
By submitting your application, you are giving Andrew Flusche, Attorney at Law, PLC the permission to use and display your video for marketing and promotional purposes.
Submissions will not be accepted without proof of acceptance or enrollment of the school in which you attend.
The recipient of the Care Throughout the Ages Scholarship will be chosen during the month following the scholarship deadline.
Sister Rita Jeanne Abicht Scholarships, named for JEA’s longtime treasurer, recognize the top high school journalists in the country. The contest begins at the state level. Winning portfolios from state Journalist of the Year competitions are sent to the national level, with winners announced at the Spring JEA/NSPA National High School Journalism Convention. JEA sends scholarship funds — $3,000 for the top winner, and $1,000 each for up to four runners-up — to the winner’s college or university account.
Contact your JEA state director for instructions on state contest submission. The tools on this site were designed for use at state and national contests
The Program provides scholarship to students who are dependents of Coast Guard active duty, reserve, and military retired members, current civilian NAF and APF employees, and current Coast Guard Auxiliarists that meet the following eligibility requirements:
The applicant must be in the last year of high school or home schooling and scheduled to graduate and attend college full-time during the subsequent year. Those who have already graduated are not eligible to apply.
Students must plan to attend an accredited college or university for undergraduate studies. Scholarships will not be awarded for participation in nonacademic and/or certified programs. Students accepting appointments to USAFA, USNA, USMA, USCGA, or USMMA are not eligible.
Applicants must submit a completed CGX Scholarship Program Application. Completed forms should be emailed to CGXScholarship@cgexchange.org or mailed to: CGX Scholarship Committee, Coast Guard CSC, Battlefield Technology Center 1, 510 Independence Pkwy, STE 500, Chesapeake, VA 23320-5191.
In addition to the completed application, the following documents must be submitted:
Official academic transcript to include the first semester of the senior year. (Arrangements may be made with the applicant’s high school to submit the student’s academic transcript directly to the CGX Scholarship Committee. The transcript should reflect the applicant’s exact or approximate class ranking; omission results is an incomplete application). **Important note the transcript must be the official signed transcript and cannot have a weighted GPA. You must have a ranking of GPA on a 4.0 scale.**
Home schooled applicants should submit the current year-end standardized test results such as IOWA Basic Skills Test, Stanford Achievement Test, or other such tests if available, and S.A.T. or A.C.T. scores if taken.
S.A.T. or A.C.T. scores. Applicant may submit a photocopy of these scores or opt to have the testing agency forward the results directly to the CGX Scholarship Committee at the address above.
A short single-spaced essay, not to exceed one typewritten page, explaining what the applicant hopes to achieve in his/her college career, including educational, professional, and personal goals.
Two letters of recommendation from teachers, school administrators, and/or community leaders.