February Scholarships

HomeFinanceScholarshipsFebruary ScholarshipsThis page may contain affiliate links.Jan 20, 2020 American Indian Services Amount: Varies Apply By: February 1, 2020 Description: Applicants must be one-quarter Northern-Native American Indian and enrolled in undergraduate studies at a university, junior college, or technical school. Applicant needs to maintain at least a 2.25 GPA. Sponsor: American Indian Services (AIS) Harriet Fitzgerald Scholarship Amount: $10,000 Apply By: February 1, 2020 Description: Scholarship is open to female graduating high school seniors who wish to attend a women’s college in the United States. Applicants must have a GPA of 3.7 or higher. Sponsor: The Sunflower Initiative EngineerGirl Essay Contest Amount: Varies up to $500 Apply By: February 1, 2020 Description: Contest is open to girls and boys in grades 3-12. Applicants will submit an essay on a given topic related to engineering design and subsequent problem solving. Sponsor: EngineerGirl National Garden Clubs Scholarship Amount: Up to $4,000 Apply By: February 1, 2020 Description: Open to undergraduate and graduate studentsplanning a career related to gardening, landscape design, environmental issues, floral design or horticulture. Sponsor: GardenClub.org Drive2Life Contest Amount: $1,000 plus a trip to New York City Apply By: February 4, 2020 Description: Contest is open to students in grades 6-12. Contestant must create a storyboard or written script for a 30-second public service announcement (PSA) about preventing drowsy driving. Sponsor: Scholastic Inc. Harry S. Truman Scholarship Amount: Up to $30,000 Apply By: February 4, 2020 Description: Scholars program is open to full-time junior-level students at four-year institutions pursuing a bachelor’s degree during the 2019-2020 academic year. Applicant must have an extensive record of public and/or community service and be committed to a career in government or in public service. Sponsor: The Harry S. Truman Scholarship Foundation AMS Freshman Undergraduate Scholarships Amount: $5,000 Apply By: February 7, 2020 Description: Scholarship is open to students entering their freshman year of college in the fall of 2019 and must be planning to pursue a degree in the atmospheric or related oceanic or hydrologic sciences. Sponsor: American Meteorological Society The ExploraVision Competition Amount: Varies up to $10,000 Apply By: February 10, 2020 Description: The ExploraVision competition for K-12 students engages the next generation in real-world problem solving with a strong emphasis on STEM. The contest categories are divided into: Primary Level (Grades K-3), Upper Elementary Level (Grades 4-6), and Middle Level (Grades 7-9) High School Level (Grades 10-12). Projects must also include an abstract, project description, bibliography, and five sample Web pages. For more information or to apply, please visit the scholarship providers website. Sponsor: Toshiba/NSTA Davidson Fellows Scholarship Amount: Up to $50,000 Apply By: February 12, 2020 Description: Open to young people, 18 and under, who have completed a significant piece of work. Application categories are Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, Literature, Music, Philosophy and Outside the Box. Sponsor: Davidson Fellows Dr. Aura-Lee A. and James Hobbs PittengerAmerican History Scholarship Amount: $2,000 Apply By: February 15, 2020 Description: The Dr. Aura-Lee A. and James Hobbs Pittenger American History Scholarship is awarded to graduating high school students who will pursue an undergraduate degree with a concentrated study of a minimum of 24 credit hours in American History and American Government. Renewal is conditional upon maintenance of a GPA of 3.25. U.S. Citizens residing abroad may apply through a Units Overseas Chapter. The Dr. Aura-Lee A. and James Hobbs Pittenger American History Scholarship is an award of $2,000 each year for up to four years with annual transcript review by the National Chairman required for renewal. Sponsor: Daughters of the American Revolution DAR Good Citizens Award Amount: Varies up to $5,000 Apply By: February 15, 2020 Description: The DAR Good Citizens Award and Scholarship Contest, created in 1934 recognizes and rewards individuals who possess the qualities of dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism in their homes, schools, and communities. These students are selected by their teachers and peers because they demonstrate these qualities to an outstanding degree. Sponsor: Daughters of the American Revolution Nellie Love Butcher Music Scholarship Amount: Up to $20,000 Apply By: February 12, 2020 Description: Scholarship is offered every year to a male or female music student who is pursuing an education in piano or voice. Special consideration is given to students currently attending the Duke Ellington School of the Performing Arts, Washington, DC. Sponsors: Daughters of the American Revolution Irene and Daisy MacGregor Memorial Scholarship Amount: Varies Apply By: February 15, 2020 Description: Scholarship is open to students with high scholastic standing who have been accepted into or are pursuing a course of study to become a medical doctor (no pre-med, veterinarian or physician assistant) at an approved, accredited medical school. There is a preference to females if the applicants are equally qualified. Sponsor: Daughters of the American Revolution Leslie Andree Hanna Medical Scholarship Amount: $5,000 Apply By: February 15, 2020 Description: Scholarship is open to female students who are U.S. citizens and currently attending medical school. Sponsor: Daughters of the American Revolution Goya Foods Culinary Arts Scholarship Program Amount: $5,000 Apply By: February 17, 2020 Description: This scholarship is open to incoming college freshman who are majoring in Culinary Arts or Food Science. Applicants must be U.S. citizens, legal permanent residents, or qualify for DACA. Sponsor: Goya Foods Gordon A. Rich Amount: $12,500 (renewable) ApplyBy: February 20, 2020 Description: Scholarship money is available to offspring of those working in the financial services industry. Each GAR scholarship is worth up to $50,000 (approximately $12,500/year) awarded to hardworking high school students who have a financial need. Sponsor: Gordon A Rich Memorial Foundation Vegetarian Resource Group Amount: Up to $10,000 Apply By: February 20, 2020 Description: Contest is open to graduating U.S. high school students who have promoted vegetarianism in their schools and/or communities. Sponsor: Vegetarian Resource Group The Dream.US National Scholarship Program Amount: Varies up to $29,000 Apply by: February 27, 2020 Description: Applicant must be a DREAMer who is DACA eligible and has applied for or received DACA approval. Applicants should be a first time college student and intend to attend a partner college. Sponsor: The Dream.US Scholarship Program NFBPA Scholarship Program Amount: Varies up to $10,000 Apply By: February 28, 2020 Description: Scholarship intends to recognize African-American and minority students who are currently enrolled full-time at a traditional four-year college or university, preferably a HBCU, and show outstanding scholarship and leadership. Sponsor: National Forum for Black Public Administrators Scholars Helping Collars Scholarship Amount: $1,500 Apply By: February 28, 2020 Description: Open to students from across the U.S. who can tell the best story, describing the impact he or she made in the life of a rescue animal or animal welfare cause in general. Sponsor: PetPlay.com AFA Teens for Alzheimers Awareness College Scholarship Essay Contest Amount: $5,000 Apply By: February 28, 2020 Description: This is an annual competition for college-bound high school seniors. Applicants are asked to write a 1,200 to 1,500-word essay that describes the impact of Alzheimer’s disease on themselves, their families or their communities, and what they have learned in light of coping with the brain disorder. Sponsor: Alzheimers Foundation of America Valentines Day Scholarship Amount: $1,000 Apply By: February 29, 2020 Description: Eligible students will answer the question â€Å"For Valentine’s Day, if given the choice, would you prefer a $1000 college scholarship or another gift of equal value and why?† Sponsor: MoneySolver Sydell Arnold Miller Family | Art of Haircoloring Student Scholarship Amount: $5,000 Apply By: February 29, 2020 Description: Scholarship is open to new and current students who love hair coloring and are currently or will be attending an accredited beauty school. Sponsor: Beauty Changes Lives Foundation

Meursault And Marie s Relationship - 973 Words

â€Å"That evening Marie came by to see me and asked me if I wanted to marry her. I said it didn’t make any difference to me and that we could if she wanted to†(Camus 41). When Meursault states this in Camus, The Stranger, it becomes aware, if not already, that his relationship with Marie is quite different than other peoples relationships. Their relationship has already been noted as odd due to the fact that it started the day after Meursault came home from burying his mother and showing no grief that he did. Meursault and Marie’s relationship is indifferent and complex due to the lack of emotion, the thought that you can get used to anything, and the peculiar attraction that they have towards one another. Meursault’ emotionlessness contribute a lot to why his relationship with Marie is indifferent. Since their relationship has started Meursault has always been more interested in the physical aspect of the relationship than the emotional. Meursault take more interest in looking at Marie than talking to her. He says, â€Å"...Marie looked at me with her eyes sparkling. I kissed her. We didn’t say anything more from that point on†(Camus 35). Meursault may listen to Marie sometimes, but it seems that he keeps her around only for physical pleasure and something to look at. Many times he references the way her appearance, such as breasts or skin, has made him want her right then. Meursault show no emotion in the relationship because he only cares about living life in the moment.Show MoreRelatedAnalysis Of The Book The Stranger 1191 Words   |  5 PagesThe Characterization of Meursault in The Stranger In The Stranger, the author Albert Camus, initially portrays Meursault as a monotonous character lacking emotions toward the events surrounding his life. 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Greek Gods and Goddess - 875 Words

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The Technological Revolution

Question: Describe about transportation required to get to the destination, activities that should be carried out while at the destination and preparation for uneventful encounters such as custom. Answer: Name of the Destination The destination that is being chosen here is American Samoa; a place that is located between Hawaii and New Zealand. A place lying almost 100km east of the island country Samoa, and the citizens of the American Samoa are the nationals of US but they are not the citizens (Beckman, 2015). The people of the American Samoa, although, could move around in the America Samoa as well as in the mainland of US, freely. The most important city of American Samoa is Pago Pago, where there is an international airport, although in the village of Utulei, American Samoa has the governors office. American Samoa is a place that consists of group of islands, and these islands are located in the South of the Pacific Ocean. The islands that form the American Samoa, include, Tutuila, Ofu, Tau, Olosega, Rose Island, Swaine Island and the Aunuu. Total Cost of the 2 Week Trip The trip will start from the Pago Pago international airport; therefore, it is important to have the flights ticket ready. If the round tickets are available for the trip then it will be wise to have the return tickets, because at the time of return the tickets may not be available. The tickets available for the round trip, costs around $2023. After reaching the airport, reaching American Samoa will only be possible either by boat, bus or by cars in rent. The American Samoa harbor is located near the airport (Waxman, Buenconsejo-Lum, Cremer, Feldman, Ault, Cain, Diaz, 2016). The cruise ships for the passengers are generally inexpensive because the government is mostly controlling it. The anchorage charges of the cruise ships are as less low as $7.50 a month. Therefore, it can be estimated that a minimum price of around one or two dollars. According to the tour advisor, the boats could also be taken in rent to visits the islands of American Samoa. The rental charges of these boats ar e around 100 Samoan Tala, which is equal to around $39.54. If buses are taken in rent then it will cost around one or two dollars. It is better to take the boats in rent; it will give a better feel of the place. There are beach fales and resorts in American Samoa, and the rent of these resorts are around $150. The beach fales, although is not very expensive and the rent of these beach fales are around $54 to $60. Therefore, it can be estimated that the trip would cost around $4500 to $5000. Transportation Required to Get to the Destination The trip to the America Samoa will start from the Pago Pago airport, therefore one of the most important transport system for this trip, is the plane. After reaching the America Samoa, the time comes to visit different destination. There are many islands in America Samoa, which the people could visits and could have their stay there. The people could visit the island in four possible ways; this includes the airways the buses, the boats and the cars in rent (Taumoepeau, 2015). The airways are the most convenient way of transport, because it takes not more than 30 to 40 minutes for transportation through airways. The buses can also be used for transportation, especially if the budget is limited. The cost of travelling through the buses is not at all expensive, It takes only or two dollars, to move around in the buses. If relaxation is something that should be given more importance, then renting a car should be given more importance. The feel of the whole trip could be enjoyed most by travelling through the boat. The boats are not at all very expensive and at the same time, it is a very useful means of transport for visiting the island. Activities that should be carried out while at the destination If a visit to the America Samoa is made, then a positive visit should be made to the Fagatele Bay National Marine Sanctuary. It is one of the most important destinations, because it consists of tropical relief, and it is filled with bright colored tropic fish. Among the tropical fishes that are there the butterfly, parrot and the damselfish forms a part of it. The national sanctuary also consists of a sea creatures like octopus, crabs and lobster (Lau, Musso, Fournier, Parola, Raoult Weinstein, 2016).. Apart from the National Sanctuary, the National Park of America Samoa is an important destination where, a visit can be made. The finest landscapes and the seascapes of the island make the place not only beautiful but at the same time serene at the same time. The initiative of making the landscape and seascape beautiful is taken by the US Congress and the leaders of the Samoan village (Harrison Pratt, 2015). Activities like snorkeling can be carried out in beaches like those that the Toaga where exploring the pristine coral reef will be a real fun. Adventure activities like hiking can be carried out in the rain forests that are there in the mountains. There is a hiking trail on the right-hand-side of the Pago Pago uphill that will lead to the Mt. Alva in two hours. The view that is there from the Mt. Alva is the best view of the whole destination. There is although, a risk related to this particular adventure sports. The trail that is there on the other side of the uphill, leads to the village of Vatia. The availability of buses in the village of Vatia is very less therefore, returning to the capital city, Pago Pago could be a challenge. The nightlife activities in America Samoa are also very interesting and therefore, these activities should be carried out in this particular trip. Shopping is another important activity that could be carried out in America Samoa, where there are several kiosks, which would help in this shopping (Koth, 2015). Preparation for Uneventful Encounters Such as Custom The trip to America Samoa will be a visa-free entry for the citizens of United States, although the passport is required for the entry. The departments of the customs, which work under the America customs, make sure that the excise duties and the tax duties are carried out properly (Connell, 2015). They make sure that all the person entering and leaving the place is searched properly along with their baggage. The customs make sure that there are no illicit imports of the goods like arms and ammunition, narcotics or any other kind of weapons. The America Samoa not only has their customs officers in airport but they are also present in the seaport as well. The customs officers in the seaport make sure that they search both the cargo and the passenger ships. The baggage of almost thousands passengers are checked daily. It is in the Pago Pago harbor, where the task of immigration as well as customs clearance is being carried out (Crews Lawson, 2015). During the time of trip, therefore, it should be kept in mind that while travelling things containing narcotic should not be carried. Proper preparation should be taken so that the customs are being avoided and the trip is a peaceful visit (Romero, 2015). The immigration department of America Samoa goes through a thorough inspection of the cargo and the baggage and accordingly they collect the excise tax as well. 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