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Calle Algarin Final Boulevard Mamey
Juncos, auth.states.pr
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(787)734-4544
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This scholarship was inspired by a story James McCavitt saw in the paper about the Sze Lee Memorial Scholarship, a scholarship formerly administered by Peninsula Community Foundation. He set up the scholarship in honor of his parents, James A. McCavitt and Annie LePors McCavitt. Mr. McCavitt hopes they will be remembered throughout the Tussey Mountain School District and the Broad...
The American Legion awards between $22,000 and $25,000 in scholarships to deserving baseball players each year. Each Department Baseball Committee may select a player from its department to receive this scholarship. The American Legion will award several scholarships each year depending on the number of applicants and interest earned from the trust fund.Award AmountsDepartment Baseball Scholarship Winners receive $500.Each certified...
EligibilityTo be eligible for the online entrance/transfer scholarships students must normally:Be entering UVic directly from a Canadian secondary school, including international students who are completing a Canadian secondary diplomaBe a Canadian citizen or permanent resident of Canada studying grade 12 outside of CanadaBe a secondary school graduate – entering UVic within two years of graduation and have not attended another...
Originally established as a historical award by the “Aunts and Uncles at Large” and their donors, this scholarship recognizes graduating students who have been mentees of, or mentors for, the organization.DonorBig Brothers Big Sisters and various donorsWhere Tenable Calgary Board of Education and Calgary Catholic School District (City of Calgary schools only)Field of Study ...
Community Council of Idaho's Hispanic Scholarship is a one-time $1,000 dollar benefit awarded to nine, low-income high school students, or first-time collegiate-bound Idahoans. This year we ask that you write an essay describing your educational and career goals. We want to discover the passion behind your career choice and learn about your journey in deciding what career to pursue. Please...
Today, Latinos are the fastest growing group in the country; however, this group also has the country's highest high school drop-out rate. Latinos not only have to face the normal hurdles of school education, but many face the challenges of being first-generation students, having to assist at home with financial burdens early on in life, learn a new language, or...
