Hispanic Heritage Foundation Scholarship deadline 10/2/16

My name is Frank Sorto and I am the scholarship coordinator at the Hispanic Heritage Foundation. I wanted to get in contact with you to share information about a scholarship opportunity up to $3000 for the rising high school senior class of 2017!

Our Scholarship Categories & Sponsors are:

• Business & Entrepreneurship: sponsored by BBVA Compass
• Community Service: sponsored by Colgate Palmolive.
• Education: sponsored by Southwest Airlines
• Engineering: sponsored by ExxonMobil
• Health & Science: sponsored by CVS Health
• Mathematical Sciences: sponsored by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC)

Below you will find links with all the detailed information for this educational grant! Please let me know if you have received this message so that I can be on the lookout for any students that will be applying from your school!

Deadline is on October 2, 2016

To access the application click here: https://app.reviewr.com/hispanicheritage/site//hispanicheritage

To find out more about what we do click here: http://www.hispanicheritage.org/programs/youth-awards/

Kind regards,

Franklin Sorto | Youth Awards Coordinator

Hispanic Heritage Foundation | 1001 Pennsylvania Avenue NW |

7^th Floor Suite 7111| Washington, D.C. 20004

Office: 202-558-9473 | franklin@hispanicheritage.org | visit www.hispanicheritage.org

FAFSA on how to obtain a FAFSA ID

May 2016, Issue No.55

FAFSA Switches From PIN to ID. What You Should Know.

Have your students applied for FAFSA yet? It is important to advise them that the way to access FAFSA has changed. Students must now get an FSA ID, instead of a Federal Student Aid PIN, which has been retired after 17 years. New requirement: Students will need a FSA ID to apply for Federal Student Aid Here is a breakdown of the new ID: WHAT is FSA ID? FSA ID (Federal Student Aid ID) is the new username and password students will need to log into Federal Student Aid websites and to sign FAFSA. It replaces the old Federal Student Aid PIN and is more modern and secure. WHEN should students get an FSA ID? As soon as possible! It must be done before submitting FAFSA. WHY should they get an FSA ID? Students cannot access a Federal Student Aid website without it. This includes fafsa.gov or StudentLoans.gov. If submitting FAFSA online with signatures, students and their parents MUST have separate FSA IDs to legally sign the document. If a student has an ID, but their parent does not or cannot, they should choose the option to submit without signatures and print and mail a signature page. HOW can students get it? Students can register for FSA IDs at StudentAid.gov/fsaid. If registering for the first time, they can submit FAFSA right away. If they have an old Federal Student Aid PIN, however, they should link it to their new FSA ID. They will then need to wait up to 3 days for email confirmation that the accounts have been verified and linked. MDC Can Help You As a Professional in the Field of Education MDC's School of Education can help you earn your professional degree or certification in education. See all our education programs and apply today.

Scholarship open to all high school students deadline 2/1/17

Scholarships for Students Throughout U.S.A.

This scholarship is open to all high school students

BulkOfficeSupply.com offers more than school supplies we are there to help students pursue their goals. We have implemented a program to help students express their educational goals and future plans. At Bulk Office Supply we want to help students throughout the U.S.A. have an opportunity to get a scholarship.

Eligibility for the Bulkofficesupply.com Scholarship

If you have an interest in teaching, Art or owning your own business you are eligible to apply for our scholarship program. The program is open to all high school students as well as College Freshmen and Sophomores.

Could you be the Winner of a $1000 Scholarship

We offer one $1000.00 scholarship to help with college tuition. We have set an application deadline of February 1st of each year. The scholarship is to be used for the semester commencing September of the same year. For Information on our most recent winner of a scholarship and school supplies click: Scholarship and school supplies winner

Our scholarship application is simple and to the point:

·         1. Where are you planning on going to school

·         2. What is your desired major

·         3. How did you develop your interest in teaching, art or opening your own business

·         4. How will the scholarship help you attain your goals

·         5. Essay should be about 500 words but not to exceed 600

Deadline: February 1, 2017.

The $1000 short essay scholarship is open to all high school students--as well as college freshmen and sophomores--who have an interest in pursuing art, teaching, or owning a business.

Here is the link to the scholarship with additional information: http://www.bulkofficesupply.com/scholarships-in-new-york

Johns Hopkins University summer program for sophomores and juniors

For High School Juniors and Sophomores

Dear Colleague, We hope you have had a successful school year and are ready for summer! There are many different ways for students and families to learn about Hopkins in the coming months. We’re planning an eventful summer and would love to see your students here on the Homewood campus. We appreciate your help spreading the word about our summer programming by sharing the following links with interested students. Information Sessions and Tours We’re offering our regularly scheduled daily visits on weekdays and select Saturdays. The events offer an information session led by an admissions representative and guided tours with a current student. Visit add on: Summer Series On selected dates this summer, families are encouraged to pair their visits with a Summer Series presentation designed to introduce a specific aspect of the Hopkins experience. Topics will include women in STEM, pursuing a career in the humanities, impacting the world with a liberal arts education, premed, and financial aid. Students can RSVP online. Geared toward high school sophomores and juniors. Hopkins Previews: July 9, 16, 23, and 30 Held on selected Saturdays throughout the summer, these events include an information session, current student panel, and campus tour. It’s great chance for students and families to hear from current students, ask questions, and get a feel for campus life. Space is limited, so please encourage interested students to RSVP today. Breaking Down the College Search: Application Workshops July 13, 15, 20, and 22 Our admissions committee staff will be hosting workshops to help students start thinking about how to prepare their strongest application. These limited-space, on-campus programs are an excellent resource for students who are starting the college search process. Please encourage your students to visit apply.jhu.edu/summerworkshop to learn more and register. (Advance registration is required. July 15 workshop is reserved for residents of the Baltimore area.) Geared toward high school freshmen and sophomores. In the meantime, learn more about Hopkins by exploring our website and following us on Facebook and Twitter. You can also hear directly from current students at Hopkins Interactive, where you’ll find student blogs, photos, videos, and more. Sincerely, Office of Undergraduate Admissions Office of Undergraduate Admissions Mason Hall / 3400 N. Charles Street Baltimore, MD 21218-2683 410-516-8171 Fax 410-516-6025