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G. Holmes Braddock Senior High
February 2015
Scholarship Bulletin
College Assistance Program
Mrs. Mendoza, CAP Advisor
STUDENTS AND PARENTS ARE INVITED! Spring National College Fair
Sunday, February 22, 2015
12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Doubletree Miami Mart Airport Hotel and
Convention Center
777 N.W. 72 Avenue
FREE Admission and Information Sessions
Now students can register from their Smartphones
The benefits of online student registration
Students register for the fair one time. It also eliminates the need for college contact cards.
Entering the information one time allows the student to elaborate on special interests, extracurricular activities, and accomplishments. Students can register for NACAC National College
Fair with their Smartphones by going to www.gotomyncf.com
Seniors!!!
SENIORS: THE FAFSA IS NOW AVAILABLE!
PLAN ON APPLYING FOR FINANCIAL AID AS SOON AS POSSIBLE!!
WWW.FAFSA.ED.GOV
Jackie Robinson
Foundation Scholarship
Up to $24,000 for
four years
02/15/15
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High school senior
Plan to attend an accredited four-year
institution in the U.S.
Show leadership potential
Demonstrate a dedication to community
service
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National Co-Op
195 merit
scholarships
02/15/15
Martin Luther King
Scholarship Contest
$1,000
10 finalists will
receive $100
each as a Visa
gift card.
02/20/15
The Fair – Miami Dade
County Fair & Exposition
$1,000
To be
considered for
nomination:
Application
and all
documentation
must be
returned to
Mrs. Mendoza
by 02/26/15
Scholarship Program
Buick Achievers
Scholarship Program
Scholarships up
to $1,000
02/27/15
Present evidence of financial need
Must be a U.S. citizen
SAT score combined math and reading
1000 or ACT composite of 21
• to http://www.jackierobinson.org/ for
application and information
• Scholarships will be awarded to high
school seniors who plan to participate in
college cooperative education at one of
the following eleven partner institutions:
Clarkson University
Drexel University
Johnson & Wales University
Rochester Institute of Technology
Wentworth Institute of Technology
Merrimack College
Kettering University
University of Toledo
SUNY Oswego
University of Massachusetts Lowell
University of Cincinnati
• Have a cumulative high school GPA of
3.5 or better on a 4.0 scale
• Apply and be accepted for the 20152016 academic year at one of the
WACE Partner Institutions listed.
• Application available at
www.waceinc.org
• Students in grades 6-12 to submit 1-5
minute videos articulating their message
of the change they want to be in the
world and how they plan to achieve that
• For more information go to:
http://www.eduguide.org/challenge/
• ONE Nomination per school
• Must be a graduating senior with a
minimum 3.0 GPA
Must submit a transcript and two
recommendations along with the completed
application to Mrs. Mendoza by 02/26/15 to
allow for selection of an applicant- we will
choose one applicant to submit
To access application, copy and paste link
below.
http://briefings.dadeschools.net/files/37434_201
5_High_School_Scholarship_Form.pdf
• Senior
• Plan to enroll full time at a four-year
college or university 2015-16
• Plan to major in a field of study that
focuses on engineering, technology,
design or business, with an interest in
the automotive industry
• Application available at
Southern Scholarship
Foundation
2015 FSU Young
Scholars Program
Rent free housing
to deserving
students in a
cooperative living
environment
June 7-July 18
03/01/15
03/01/15
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Delata Sigma Theta
Sorority, Inc. Dade
County Alumnae Chapter
Scholarship
(1) four-year
03/06/15
$8,000
scholarship
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(5) one-year
$1,000
scholarships
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Quest Bridge College
Prep Scholarship.
Full, four-year
scholarship
www.buickachievers.com
Senior
Southern Scholarship Foundation
currently operates scholarship houses
at FSU, UF, FAMU,Bethune-Cookman
and FGCU
For information go to their website at
http://www.southernscholarship.org/
Junior
Room, board, and tuition are provided
for every admitted student.
Students with significant financial need
may apply for supplemental travel
stipends.
If you have any questions refer to the
website at: www.bio.fsu.edu/ysp/
03/25/15
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Be a female of African American descent
graduating from a Miami-Dade County
High School.
Transcript
GPA 3.0 unweighted
Two letters of recommendation
4 x 6 professional photograph
(HEADSHOT ONLY)
Essay
Proof of enrollment as a full-time
student at an accredited college or
university
Students must be juniors who are
planning to apply to college during the
fall of their senior year.
Citizenship requirements: U.S. citizens,
Permanent Residents, and international
students attending high school in the
United States are eligible to apply for
the College Prep Scholarship.
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Academic Achievement
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Financial Qualifications
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Personal Circumstances
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Class rank: Top 5-10% of your
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graduating class.
Standardized test scores: SAT
(CR+M) scores above 1259; ACT
composite score above 27. We also
recommend submitting any PSAT,
PLAN, AP, IB, or SAT Subject Test
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scores
Visit website for a list of participating
colleges
Iota Pi Lambda Chapter of
Alpha Phi Alpha
Fraternity, Inc.
(4) scholarships,
ranging from
$500-$1,000
Postmarked by
03/27/15
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http://www.questbridge.org/forstudents/cps-how-to-apply
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Select minority male high school seniors
who reside in southern Miami-Dade
County.
Transcript
Essay
Letter of recommendation
College Acceptance Letter
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FAD Scholarship
(2) $1,000
04/01/15
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Continental Societies, Inc.
National Scholarship
Application
Ranging from
$500 to $1,000
04/01/15
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Jamaican Association of
Miami Dade Educators
(JAMDE) Humanitarian
$1,000
04/03/15
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IPL Scholarship
Application.pdf
Must have a significant bilateral hearing
loss (30 dB or greater) unaided as
shown on a current audiogram.
Must complete all courses for a high
school Standard Diploma.
Must be verified by High School
Guidance Counselor.
Plan to attend a higher education
accredited institutions as a full-time
student.
Academic achievement: unweighted
3.0 GPA or higher, ACT or SAT score
Community/extracurricular involvement,
Leadership, Good Citizenship
Transcript
Two letters of recommendation
See www.fadcentral.org for more
details·
Letter of graduation substantiation from
counselor
Copy of college acceptance letter
Official Transcript with appropriate seals
SAT or ACT Scores, GPA, class rank
Three Reference Letters (school,
church, community, employer)
List of memberships or affiliations
List of honors and awards
Continental Societies
Scholarship 2015.pdf
Senior
NOT required to be Jamaican or of
Jamaican parentage
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The Jamaican Association
of Miami-Dade Educators
(JAMDE)
(2) $1,000
04/03/15
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Miami Heat Scholarship
(3) $5,000 Heat
Scholarship
04/04/15
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Dr. Jack Ramsay
Scholarship
One (1)
$5,000.00 Dr.
Jack Ramsay
Scholarship
04/04/15
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Essay: “Why I am deserving of JADE’S
Humanitarian Award."
has excelled in all areas including
academics, and community services
show financial need
Transcripts
Two Letters of recommendation and
provide
evidence
of
community
service
Mail application to:
JADE P.O. Box 970714. Miami, FL
33197
Humanitarian Award
Form.docx
Senior
Must be Jamaicans, or of Jamaican
ancestry.
Students
who
have
excelled
academically
Outstanding Award
Form.docx
Awarded to students who have excelled
in academics & community service and
have financial need.
Applicant must have a minimum unweighted GPA of 3.2 by the end of the
second grading period of their senior
year.
Applicant must submit an official
transcript and a copy of their SAT
and/or ACT score.
Applicant must have an unmet financial
need for assistance. In order to prove a
financial need, please submit a copy of
the household’s W2 form(s) and a
copy of the last tax filing (i.e. 1040
form) for all household members
One (1) letter from High School Athletic
Director or Coach on school letterhead
verifying candidate’s participation in a
high school sport
See Ms. Spinosa, Athletic Director in
room 034
http://www.nba.com/heat/community/co
mmunity_education_scholarships.html
Awarded to students who have excelled
in academics & community service and
have financial need.
Applicant must have a minimum un-
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Exxon Mobil Bernard
Harris Math and Science
Scholarship
(2) Males and (2)
Females $5,000
each
04/08/15
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Alec Kessler StudentAthlete Scholarship
One (1)
$5,000.00 Alec
Kessler StudentAthlete
Scholarship
04/14/15
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weighted GPA of 3.2 by the end of the
second grading period of their senior
year.
Applicant must submit an official
transcript and a copy of their SAT
and/or ACT score.
Applicant must have an unmet financial
need for assistance. In order to prove a
financial need, please submit a copy of
the household’s W2 form(s) and a
copy of the last tax filing (i.e. 1040
form) for all household members
One (1) letter from High School Athletic
Director or Coach on school letterhead
verifying candidate’s participation in a
high school sport
http://www.nba.com/heat/community/co
mmunity_education_scholarships.html
Seniors
Two African Americans and two
Hispanics
Plan
to
pursue
math‐
and
science‐related degrees
Have an unweighted GPA of at least 3.0
Demonstrate academic achievement in
high school, leadership skills and/or
community service in the area of
science, technology, engineering or
mathematics
Transcript
http://www.zinch.com/scholarships/exxo
nmobil-bernard-harris-math-andscience-scholarships
Awarded to student who excels in
academics & community service,
participates in a sport and has financial
need.
Applicant must have a minimum unweighted GPA of 3.2 by the end of the
second grading period of their senior
year.
Applicant must submit an official
transcript and a copy of their SAT
and/or ACT score.
Applicant must have an unmet financial
need for assistance. In order to prove a
financial need, please submit a copy of
the household’s W2 form(s) and a
copy of the last tax filing (i.e. 1040
form) for all household members
One (1) letter from High School Athletic
Director or Coach on school letterhead
verifying candidate’s participation in a
high school sport
http://www.nba.com/heat/community/co
FIDM
One year
scholarship to
attend FIDM
04/15/15
Senior Police Executive
Angel Calzadilla/Do the
Right Thing – Police
Memorial Scholarship
Up to but not to
exceed $6,000
04/17/15
Johnson Scholarship to
the Children of UPS
employees or retirees
who live in Florida
Johnson Scholarship to
students with disabilities
who attend/ will attend
one of the twelve State
Universities
04/15/15
The dollar
amount of the
2015-2016
awards is
contingent upon
the level of
funding from the
Johnson
Scholarship
Foundation and
the Florida
Legislature.
05/15/15
mmunity_education_scholarships.html
• Senior
• Interested in Fashion Design, Visual
Communications, Interior Design, Digital
Media, Fashion Merchandising, Graphic
Design, or Product Development
• Go to www.fidm.edu/go/fidmscholarships or
call 1-800-262-3436
• Senior (must be 19 years old upon
completion of the police academy)
• Must have proof of U.S. citizenship
• No felonies on your record
• Email your application to
[email protected]
• Application available at
http://dotherightthinginc.org/scholarship/
• Application available at
www.johnsonscholarships.org then go to
the Apply section under Our Work
• Questions should be directed to
Scholarship Management Services at 507931-1682
• Range from $1,000 to $10,000 for one year
of full-time study. Awards for scholarship
recipients attending community colleges,
state colleges, or vocational-technical
schools range from $1,000 to $5,000 for
one year of full-time study. Awards may be
used for educational expenses. A small
number of awards may exceed these
amounts; however, awards will not exceed
total school costs. Awards are for
undergraduate study only
• Be a Florida resident for tuition
purposes, based on Section 1009.21,
Florida Statutes. (Students who receive
the out-of-state fee waiver are not
eligible as they are not residents for
tuition purposes);
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• GPA of 2.0 or higher
• Applicants must provide documentation
of the nature and/or extent of a disability
• Be seeking a first baccalaureate
degree;
• Complete a Theodore R. and Vivian M.
Johnson Scholarship Application;
• Meet academic requirements;
• Provide documentation of the nature
and/or extent of a disability; and
• Submit a Free Application for Federal
Student Aid (FAFSA) or Renewal
FAFSA form by the required deadline
and be determined to have unmet fiscal
Florida PTA Scholarships
(4) $2,000
05/01/15
Ayo and Iken Children of
Divorce Scholarship
(2) $1,000
05/01/15
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SENIORS
need. Students may submit a FAFSA
at: https://fafsa.edu.edu. Be sure that
the Federal School Code for your
university is designated so that the
university has access to your results.
• Senior
• (4) Scholarships, one each in the
following categories: University,
Fine Arts, Community College, and
Vo-Tech.
• Requirements for each student to
apply for this scholarship include:
• Graduate from a Florida High
School in the 2014-2015 school
year.
• Be a member of their high school's
PTA/PTSA or the Sunshine State
PTSA (PTA/PTSA must be in good
standing). IMPORTANT! If you are
not a member, go to PTA room
1113 to join PTA/PTSA prior to
submitting application).
• Be a resident of the state of Florida.
• Fully complete the application and
submit letters of recommendation,
an essay, and copies of their official
high school transcript, ACT and/or
SAT scores.
• Application available at
http://www.floridapta.org/programs/s
cholarship
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Mail completed application to:
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Florida PTA Scholarship Committee
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1747 Orlando Central Parkway
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Orlando FL 32809
Must be attending senior year of a Florida
high school
Plans to attend post-high school education
Lives in a household separated by a
divorce
You must write a 2000 minimum word
essay describing how your parents
continue to work together despite being
part of a separated household. Your essay
must describe in detail how your parents
overcame obstacles and remained
excellent role models.
Apply at www.myfloridalaw.com/childrenof-divorce-scholarship-ayo-iken/
The application process for the Florida Bright Futures Scholarship is now open!
www.floridastudentfinancialaid.org
Test Score Requirements for Florida Academic Scholars
and Florida Medallion Scholars
(2014-15 high school graduates and later)
Home Schooled Students
(with undocumented GPA)
High School Graduation Year
SAT*
ACT**
SAT*
ACT**
1290
29
1290
29
1170
26
1220
27
Florida Academic Scholars
2014-15 GPA: 3.5 Weighted
Florida Medallion Scholars
2014-15
GPA: 3.0 Weighted
INTERESTED IN ACTING, DANCE, MUSICAL THEATRE, STAGE
MANAGEMENT,VISUAL ARTS, OR THEATRE PRODUCTION
Florida School of the Arts Open House Saturday, February 21, 2015 at 2:30 p.m. 5001 St.
Johns Avenue, Palatka, Florida 32177
Auditions/Portfolio Reviews:
Friday-February 20
Friday-April 10
Thursday-June 11
IMPORTANT!!! IT IS TIME FOR JUNIORS TO REGISTER FOR THE SPRING
SAT AND ACT TESTS!
HIGH SCHOOL CODE: 101-004
ACT
TEST DATES
April 18
June 13
SAT & Subject Tests
TEST DATES
March 14(only SAT)
May 2
June 6
2014-2015 ACT & SAT
NATIONAL TEST DATES
REGISTRATION
DEADLINE AND FEE
WAIVER DEADLINE
March 13
May 8
REGISTRATION
DEADLINE
February 13
April 6
May 8
ACT No Writing regular deadline fee: $38.00
ACT Plus Writing: $54.50
ACT test center change: $23.00
NCAA CODE: 9999
LATE REGISTRATION
PERIOD
March 14-27
May 9-22
LATE REGISTRATION
DEADLINE
March 3
April 21
May 27
Late deadline fee add: $24.00
ACT test date change: $22.00
ACT standby testing fee: $47.00
SAT regular deadline fee: $52.50
SAT change test date, or test center $28.00
Late deadline fee: add $28.00
SAT Waitlist fee: 46.00
SAT Subject test fee: Varies. Basic registration fee is $26.00 plus $16.00 for each subject test and $26.00 for languages with
listening test. (Offered in November only)
IMPORTANT: The deadline to request a fee waiver (if fee waivers available) is ONE WEEK prior to the regular registration
deadline. A limited amount of fee waivers are available for students who participate in the free or reduced lunch program,
please email Mrs. Gonzalez, CAP Advisor to request a waiver at [email protected] .
Note:
Students with documented disabilities may be eligible for accommodations including extended time for SAT and/or ACT.
Please see Ms. Atkinson in the SPED Department
Online registration for SAT is available at www.sat.org/register and for ACT at www.actstudent.org/start.
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SAT Practice
SAT has partnered with Khan Academy
Students can now access additional free SAT practice materials
Watch videos of Sal Khan working through SAT problems
Access additional SAT tutorials on the Khan Academy site
Visit: https://www.khanacademy.org to register
USNA Summer Programs Applications are now
open!
Greetings from Annapolis! With winter halfway through and spring on the
horizon, the Office of Admissions team at the United States Naval Academy is
actively gearing up to host high school students from across the nation at our
two marquis summer programs, Summer STEM Camp and Naval Academy
Summer Seminar.
Summer STEM Camp is designed to spark and cultivate interest in the many
academic disciplines which make up science, technology, engineering and
mathematics. A hands-on, design-based program, Naval Academy Summer
STEM will challenge students to think scientifically, problem-solve creatively,
and work cooperatively in teams. Open to rising 9th, 10th and 11th graders,
Summer STEM is led by USNA faculty and currently enrolled midshipmen and
is a great fit for students looking to broaden their understanding of STEM study
and careers.
The United States Naval Academy Summer Seminar is a fast-paced, six-day
experience for high achievers who have completed their junior year in high
school. Summer Seminar teaches students about life at the Naval Academy,
where academics, athletics, and professional training play equally important
roles in developing our nation's leaders. If you have students you feel would be
interested in pursuing an appointment to one of the nation's service academies
and serving the country as an officer, encourage them to consider attending
the Naval Academy's Summer Seminar.
We recognize your students have many options to fill their summer days and
wish to thank you for bringing the opportunities at the Naval Academy to their
attention. If you have questions about our programs or would like additional
information or literature to share with your students, please feel free to contact
the Office of Admissions at [email protected], or (410) 293-1858.
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