Vipers’ College Path
Vipers’ College PathMagnolia Science Academy-3 College Counseling NewsletterSenior EditionVolume 1, Issue 1TYPES OF FINANCIAL AIDMost of our students havecompleted the FAFSA application, and seen differenttypes of financial aid offerson the confirmation page.Let’s get familiar with thoseoffers;Grants:Think of a grant as the ultimate graduation gift, becauseyou don't have to pay it back.Pell Grants (federal aid) areawarded to low-income students and Federal Supplemental Educational OpportunityGrants (SEOG) are for lowincome students with exceptional financial need.Cal Grants (state aid) arefree money guaranteed toevery high school senior thatapplies on time and meetsincome, eligibility and GPArequirements. Review thenext article.Work-Study:Work at a part-time job thatmay help you with a career,Newsletter DateFebruary 10, 2015Important Dates FAFSA filing session on Feb 11 SAT Registration Due on Feb 15 No School on Feb 16 Practice SAT on Feb 21 FAFSA deadline on March 2 Progress Report on March 2and use the earnings to helpfinance your education.Scholarships:Free money for college, usually based on your area ofstudy or merit, such as goodgrades, high test scores, athletic, musical or other specialtalents, community serviceand sometimes financial need.Loans:Federal loans are low-interestloans that come in all shapesand sizes.Perkins Loans are administered by the college and arefor students with exceptionalfinancial need.Subsidized StaffordLoans are available to students who meet financial requirements and are attendingschool at least half-time. Withthis loan, the governmentpays the interest from whenyou get the loan money untilyou leave school.An unsubsidized StaffordLoan is available to any student regardless of financialneed, but the student pays theinterest.Cal Grant for SeniorsCal Grants are one of thesmartest ways to get cash forcollege. For starters, it'smoney you don't have to payback. If you're a graduatinghigh school senior or recentgraduate, meet academic,financial and eligibility requirements and submit twoforms by the Cal Grant deadline, you may receive a CalGrant! time job that may helpyou .How Much Money Are WeTalking About?With a Cal Grant you can getup to 12,192 a year to payfor college expenses at anyqualifying California college,university or career or technical school in California. Depending on which Cal Grantyou get, the money can beused for tuition, room andboard, even books and pencils. The best part is, it's yoursto keep and you don't have topay it back. Parent Teacher Conf on March 12-13 CAHSEE English on March 17 CAHSEE Math on March 18 SAT on March 14Inside this issue:Types of Financial AidCal Grant11-2Cal Grant Forms2FAFSA Session3Email Communication3AP Exams, Dates and Fees3UC Admission Process4CSU Placement Test4Test Score Submission4Scholarship BulletinApp’xCal Grant Application FormApp’x
Vipers’ College PathPage 2Cal Grant Continued.The Cal Grant A Competitiveaward and the Cal Grant B Competitive award are for studentswho are not graduating highschool seniors or recent graduates. These awards are not guaranteed and only a limited number are available each year—halfare set aside for students whoapply by the March 2 deadline .To be considered for a 2015-16 Cal Grant award, you musthave completed both of theseapplication requirements byMarch 2, 2015*:1.Submitted a 2015-16 Free Application for Federal Student Aid(FAFSA) or a 2015-16 CaliforniaDream Act Application.2.Ensured that a certified GradePoint Average (GPA) was submitted to the California Student AidCommission (Commission).The Commission will not processany GPAs that may have beensubmitted in prior years. In orderfor a student to be considered fora 2015-2016 Cal Grant award, anew GPA form must be receivedby the Commission by the stateddeadline.Cal Grant A Entitlementawards can be used for tuitionand fees at public and privatecolleges as well as some privatecareer colleges. At CSU and UCschools, this Cal Grant coverssystemwide fees up to 5,472and 12,192 respectively.If youare attending any private nonprofit college or a for-profit college accredited by the WesternAssociation of Schools and Colleges, it pays up to 9,084 towardtuition and fees. If you are attending most other career colleges, itpays up to 4,000.How do you apply?1.You may fill out the “ CalGrant GPA Information Release” form and turn in to Mr.Cankiri by Feb 15.OR2.You may fill out the “Cal GrantGPA Verification Form” and Mr.Cankiri calculates and signs theform; then, you mail it out byMarch 2.FAFSA Filing SessionThe second FAFSA Completion sessions will be held in the computerlab on Wednesday, Feb. 11h at 3:30pm. You should attend the session ifyou need help completing your financial aid paperwork. Bring your2014 tax returns
Senior EditionPage 3AP Exams and DatesSeniors Must Check Emails Regularlyfor College Application Follow-ups.By taking an AP course and scoring successfully onthe related AP Exam, you can save on college expenses: most colleges and universities nationwideoffer college credit, advanced placement, or both, forqualifying AP Exam scores. These credits can allowstudents to save college tuition, study abroad, or secure a second major. AP can transform what onceseemed unattainable into something within reach.If you've given an email address, the college will use it. You don't want to miss outon anything because you didn't read youremail.If you are planning to takeAP tests, turn in the fee tothe front office by Feb25th.iPads are coming!!!Exam Fee per Test :Regular Cost: 89Students who are eligible for a fee-waiver : 5Week 1Monday, 5/4/2015Morning 8 a.m.EnvironmentalScienceCalculus ABIf you apply online, you should receiveconfirmation that the college or university received it. Confirmation could be anemail message, a Web page response ora credit card receipt. Follow through andmake sure that your application has beenreceived.Afternoon 12noonPsychologyAll Students received a packet of formsannouncing the release of iPads to allstudents for school use!!!! In order for students to receive their iPad, they mustturn in all forms signed to the front office.Failure to do so will result in a delay inreceiving the device until all forms havebeen completedTuesday, 5/5/2015Wednesday, 5/6/2015English Literatureand CompositionThursday, 5/7/2015Spanish Languageand CultureFriday, 5/8/2015United States HistoryWeek 2Morning 8 a.m.Tuesday, 5/12/2015World HistoryThursday, 5/14/2015Afternoon 12noonSpanish Literature and CultureAll 12th grade students are supposed to complete 40 hours of community service and submit a proof of completion to Mr. Cankiri.
Magnolia Science Academy-3Test score and transcriptsubmissions to UC1254 E. Helmick St.Carson, CA 90746Phone: 310-637-3806 Ex 112Fax: 310-933-4767Contact:Mr. Cankiriacankiri@magnoliapublicschools.comAPPLY FORSCHOLARSHIPSTest scores: as a reminder, students whohave not submitted their official ACTand SAT test scores must do so immediately. Students can log into their UCApplication and self-report scores now,and follow up with a request for officialscores sent directly from the testingagency. Students only need to sendscores to one campus to which they applied (campuses will share the scores).Official APtest scores are not requireduntil July 15.Transcripts: do not have students sendtranscripts to UC now unless they arespecifically asked to do so by a campus.Final, official transcripts/academic records (high school and college) must besubmitted by July 1, and only after thestudent accepts an admission offer to theUC campus at which the student plansto enroll.CSU PLACEMENT TESTSThe California State University (CSU) requires you to take the English PlacementTest (EPT) and the Entry Level Mathematics (ELM) exam prior to enrollment in theCSU unless you are exempt by means ofscores earned on other appropriate testssuch as the CSU’s Early Assessment Program (EAP) tests in English and Mathematics, the SAT , ACT , or AdvancedPlacement (AP ) tests.The early signal gives you the opportunityto improve your skills during your senioryear or the summer before attending a CSUor community college. As a high schoolsenior, you may determine your EAP statusfor math and English by accessing www.csusuccess.org/eap results, log inwith your CSU Mentor account, and followa simple four step process. You may alsoreceive step by step advice on preparingfor the CSU.UC Campus Admission Decision Notification ScheduleCAMPUSBerkeleyDavisIrvineLos AngelesMercedFRESHMAN NOTIFICATIONLate MarchMid-MarchEarly MarchLate MarchEarly March(rolling thereafter)RiversideJanuary(rolling thereafter)San DiegoSanta BarbaraMid-MarchMid-MarchSanta CruzMid-MarchWhile most campuses willrelease freshman admissiondecisions in March, UCRiverside began releasingdecisions on a rolling basisin January. All admissiondecisions, including offersto participate in waitlists,will be released by March30 for freshmen All freshman admission decisionswill be released by March30.There are many scholarshipsavailable to students in grades 9,10 and 11, not just high schoolseniors. There are even scholarships for students in grades K-8.Continue searching for scholarships even after you are enrolledin college.Go over the attached listand apply as many as youcan!
MSA-3 SCHOLARSHIP BULLETIN 2COURAGOUS PERSUADERS VIDEO SCHOLARSHIP ( 1,000- 2,000 and have the commercial broadcast on television)Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors who make a 30-second commercial warning middle school students the dangers of underage drinking.Go to http://www.courageouspersuaders.com/contest.htm to apply.DEADLINE: February 12, 2015PROTON ONSITE SCHOLARSHIP (Up to 100,000)Seniors who are US Citizens or permanent residents, are planning to major in a science or technology-relatedfield, performed well academically, have demonstrated leadership qualities, and have financial need.Go to http://www.protononsitescholarship.com/ for more information and to apply.DEADLINE: February 13, 2015AFA TEENS FOR ALZHEIMER’S AWARENESS COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS ( 500- 5,000)Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors who create a two-minute video that conveys a moment when youlearned something about Alzheimer’s disease, learned about care giving, or decided to become a communityvolunteer/activist.Go to http://www.afateens.org/about new.html for more information and to apply.DEADLINE: February 15, 2015ASIAN PACIFIC ISLANDERS FOR PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITY ADVANCEMENT SCHOLARSHIP(APCA) ( 1,000- 2,000)Seniors who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents and have at least a 3.4 GPA who plan to attend an accredited college or vocational school.Go to http://apca-att.org/scholarship.html for more information and to apply.DEADLINE: February 15, 2015JACKIE ROBINSON FOUNDATION’S SCHOLARSHIP (Up to 24,000)Minority Seniors who are U.S. citizens, plan to attend a four-year college or university, show leadership potentialhave demonstrated financial need, have a minimum SAT score of 1000 or an ACT score of 21.Go to ants.php for an application.DEADLINE: February 15, 2015SPIE OPTICS AND PHONICS EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP ( 2,000- 11,000)Seniors who are student members of the SPIE and are going to major in an optics or phonics related field in college in Fall 2015 and who go to http://goo.gl/rcwv7M to become a SPIE student member for free.Go to http://spie.org/x7236.xml for more information and to apply.DEADLINE: February 15, 2015CREATE-A GREETING CARD 10,000 SCHOLARSHIP CONTEST ( 10,000 plus 1,000 for Lakewood High School)Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors who submit a photo,artwork, or computer graphic for the front of a greeting card.Go to olarship.htm to apply.DEADLINE: February 18, 2015THE CHRISTOPHERS’ POSTER CONTEST ( 100- 1,000)Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors who interpret thetheme “One person can make a difference”.Go to http://www.christophers.org/page.aspx?pid 274 for more information and to apply.DEADLINE: February 18, 2015
NATIONAL CHARITY LEAGUE SCHOLARSHIP ( 500- 5,000)Female Seniors who have at least 2.5 GPA and have demonstrated financial need.See Miss Gildon in the College and Career Center for an application.DEADLINE: February 18, 2015ASIAN PACIFIC FUND (APF) SCHOLARSHIPS ( 1,000- 20,000)Seniors who are US Citizens or permanent residents, have at least a 3.0 GPA, and who want to apply to one orseveral of APF’s twelve scholarships.Go to s/ for more information and to apply.DEADLINE: February 20, 2015BANATAO FAMILY FILIPINO AMERICAN EDUCATION FUND SCHOLARSHIP ( 5,000- 20,000)Filipino Seniors who are enrolling full-time at an accredited university in Fall 2015 and are pursuing a career in engineering, physical science, or biological science.Go to http://goo.gl/OHk61E for more information and to apply.DEADLINE: February 20, 2015CALIFORNIA STATE SUMMER SCHOOL FOR MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE (COSMOS) (Free four-week residential program at UC Santa Cruz, UC Davis, UC Irvine, or UC San Diego)Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors who have demonstrated financial need and are interested in workingside-by-side with university researchers and faculty in such areas as robotics, astronomy, computer science, andchemistry, and biomedical science.Go to http://cosmos-ucop.ucdavis.edu/ to apply.DEADLINE: February 20, 2015EVE AND GENE BLACK SUMMER MEDICAL CAREER PROGRAM (Medical mentor program with stipend for low-incomestudents and one 500 scholarship)Juniors and Seniors who are interested in shadowing various health care professionals (nurse, nutritionist, pharmacist, lab technician, and/or physician) through the Los Angeles Pediatric Society.Go to http://www.lapedsoc.org/summer to apply.DEADLINE: February 20, 2015ANNE FRANK OUTSTANDING SCHOLARSHIP AWARD ( 5,000- 10,000)Seniors who are community leaders, have acted as a spokesperson for tolerance, and plan to go to a four-yearcollege or university in Fall 2015, and write an essay describing contributions made to their community and howtheir goals are inspired by Anne Frank.Go to http://annefrank.com/about-the-awards/ for more information and to apply.DEADLINE: February 27, 2015BUICK ACHIEVERS SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM ( 2,000- 25,000)Seniors who plan to enroll full-time at a four-year college or university in Fall 2013 and plan to major in automotivetechnology, engineering, graphic design, computer science, or business with an interest in the automotive industry.Go to http://www.buickachievers.com for more information and to apply.DEADLINE: February 27, 2015CONGRESSIONAL BLACK CAUCUS FOUNDATION (CBCF) GENERAL MILLS HEALTH SCHOLARSHIP( 2,500)African American Seniors who have at least a 2.75 GPA and plan to study medicine, engineering, technology, nutrition, or another heath-related field at a two-year or four-year college or university in Fall 2013.Go to health/index.html for more information and to apply.DEADLINE: February 28, 2015
QUE LLUEVA CAFÉ SCHOLARSHIP ( 500)Chicano/Latino Seniors who are undocumented students and have demonstrated financial need and are planning to enroll in college in Fall 2015.Go to http://www.ca-core.org/que llueva cafe scholarship program for more information and to apply.DEADLINE: February 28, 2015SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL JOURNALISTS HIGH SCHOOL ESSAY CONTEST ( 300- 1,000)Freshman, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors who are write an essay discussing, "Why is it important for journalists toseek the news and report it?"Go to http://www.spj.org/a-hs.asp for more information and to apply.DEADLINE: February 28, 2015AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY SCHOLARS PROGRAM ( 2,500)African American, Hispanic, or American Indian Seniors who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents, have at least a3.0 GPA, and will major in chemistry, biochemistry, or chemical engineering at a 4-year school.Go to ds/scholarships/acsscholars.html to apply.DEADLINE: March 1, 2015BARBARA WIEDNER AND DOROTHY VANDERCOOK PEACE SCHOLARSHIP ( 250- 500)Seniors with demonstrated leadership and personal initiative in activities involving peace and social justice, nuclear disarmament, or conflict resolution.Go to http://www.peacescholarships.org/ for more information and to apply.DEADLINE: March 1, 2015ENGINEERGIRL! FOOD ENGINEERING ESSAY CONTEST ( 100- 500)Freshman, Sophomores, Juniors, or Seniors who describe describe ONE technology used in a sport that you enjoy, andtell how different types of engineers contributed to its design and manufacture in an essay.Go to http://www.engineergirl.org/22826.aspx for more information and to apply.DEADLINE: March 1, 2015FUTURE LATINO LEADERS LAW CAMP SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM (All-expenses paid trip to Washington, DC and a nine-dayprogram to learn more about the legal profession, the college application process, and the chance to meet influential Latino leaders)Hispanic Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, or Seniors who are U.S. Citizens or permanent residents and are interestedin finding out more about law school and becoming a lawyer.Go to atino-leaders-law-camp/ to apply.DEADLINE: March 1, 2015HAYS C. KIRBY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP CONTEST ( 5,000)Freshman, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors who write an essay answering, "I love my country because "Go to http://goo.gl/wyNaNs for more information and to apply.DEADLINE: March 1, 2015MAUREEN AND HOWARD BLITMAN SCHOLARSHIP ( 5,000)African American, Hispanic, or Native American Seniors who are U.S. Citizens and will be majoring in engineering at a 4year school in Fall 2015.Go to http://goo.gl/2bfPYV to apply.DEADLINE: March 1, 2015ROBERT E. LESLIE SCHOLARSHIP FROM THE GRAND PRIX FOUNDATION OF LONG BEACH ( 1,500)Seniors who are U.S. Citizens, live in Long Beach or Lakewood, and have demonstrated need, academic achievement,and community service.See Miss Gildon in the Colllege and Career Center for an application.DEADLINE: March 1, 2015
SONS OF ITALY WESTERN FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS ( 500- 5,000 or one-month complete immersioncourse in Italian language at an Italian college in Summer 2015)Seniors who are of Italian descent and are will be going to an accredited 4-year college or university, community college,or trade school in Fall 2015.Go to http://www.sonsofitalyca.org and click on “Scholarships” to apply.DEADLINE: March 1, 2015YOUNG NATURALIST AWARD 2015 ( 50- 2,500 plus publication of contest essays on website and an all-expenses paid trip to the American Museum of Natural History in New York)Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors who conduct independent research in the areas of astronomy, ecology,Earth science, or biology.Go to wards to apply.DEADLINE: March 1, 2015CAL GRANT (Up to 12,192 per year)Seniors who are going to a 2-year or 4-year college or university or a trade or technical school in Fall 2015 (that is on theCal Grant eligibility list) and demonstrate financial need.Must also fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at http://www.fafsa.gov and get two pin numbersat http://www.pin.ed.gov (one student pin and one parent pin) to be eligible.Please see Miss Gildon in the College and Career Center for an application if you didn’t already turn one in with the Local Scholarship Application in November.DEADLINE: March 2, 2015 for Cal Grant and FAFSANATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF THEATRE OWNERS OF CALIFORNIA/NEVADA SCHOLARSHIP ( 5,000- 10,000)Seniors who worked at least 500 hours at a participating NATO movie theater, have at least a 3.0 GPA, and write anessay describing, “What movie do you feel best deserves a sequel and what would your basic plot line be for the sequel?”Go to http://www.natocalnev.org/ and click on “Scholarship Programs” to apply.DEADLINE: March 2, 2015WALMART DEPENDANT SCHOLARSHIP ( 13,000)Seniors are U.S. Citizens or legal residents, demonstrate financial need, and are the dependant of a Walmart associatewho has been working there for at least six months.Go to https://www.act.org/walmart/depend/ for more information and to applyDEADLINE: March 2, 2015 to complete the FAFSA at http://www.fafsa.ed.govDEADLINE: April 1, 2015 to complete the applicationWARNER BROTHERS ANIMATION/HANNA-BARBARA HONORSHIPS ( 10,000 and a paid summer internship)Seniors who will be going to a college, university, or trade school to study animation.Go to http://goo.gl/Eki4pM for more information and to apply.DEADLINE: March 2, 2015UNITED STATE MARINE CORPS SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION ( 3,000- 30,000)Seniors who have at least a 2.0 GPA and are the sons or daughters of a veteran, active duty, or reserve military personnel.Go to http://www.mcsf.org/apply for more information and to apply.DEADLINE: March 3, 2015
THE ALEXANDER HAMILTON FRIENDS ASSOCIATION HAMILTON AWARD (Hamilton Leaders Academy is a free two-yearprogram that helps students get into college and succeed while in college that includes a week-long summer leadership camp in a different locationeach year and a paid summer internship)Juniors who have volunteered quite a bit, who show a strong commitment to their academic studies, who are selfstarters, who show passion and commitment to their interests, and who have financial need.Go to http://www.hamiltonfriends.org/apply.php for more information and to apply.DEADLINE: March 4, 2015FARM KIDS FOR COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP ( 1,000)Seniors who plan to pursue agriculture-related degrees from an accredited college or university.Go to http://www.nfo.org/Scholarships/Default.aspx for more information and to apply.DEADLINE: March 5, 2015AMERICAN SOCIETY OF HUMAN GENETICS DNA DAY ESSAY CONTEST ( 100- 1,000)Freshman, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors who write an essay choosing a phenomenon related to gene structure,products, or regulation that expands the definition of our current understanding of the human genome.Go to http://www.ashg.org/education/dnadaycontest.shtml for more information and to apply.DEADLINE: March 6, 2015KAPLUN FOUNDATION ESSAY CONTEST ( 750- 1,800)Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors who write an essay on the assigned topics.Go to http://www.kaplunfoundation.org/upload/essay.html for more information and to apply.DEADLINE: March 6, 2015RELIGIOUS LIBERTY SCHOLARSHIP CONTEST ( 250- 2,000 and an all-expenses paid trip for two to Washington, DC)Juniors and Seniors who write an 800 to 1200-word essay on an assigned topic about religious liberty.Go to http://www.bjconline.org/contest for more information and to apply.DEADLINE: March 6, 2015YOUR DREAM CAREER PHOTO CONTEST ( 25- 500)Freshman, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors who are take a photo and describe their dream job in a short essay (250words or less).Go to http://goo.gl/rfOzFa for more information and to apply.DEADLINE: March 6, 2015HARVEY MUDD COLLEGE ANNUAL SPRING FAST PROGRAM (Free class visits, research lab demos, hands-on experiments/workshops, and a fee waiver for Fall 2016 college application)Juniors who are interested in math, science, and engineering. Participants will get to sit in on a class at Harvey MuddCollege, take a campus tour, participate in workshops, and interact with current students.Go to http://www.hmc.edu/fastprogram for more information.DEADLINE: March 9, 2015BRUCE LEE SCHOLARSHIP ( 5,000 plus an all-expenses paid trip to Bethesda, Maryland)Seniors who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents, have at least a 3.3 GPA, demonstrate leadership in extracurricularactivities, involvement in their community, and have financial need.Go to hips/overview for more information and to apply.DEADLINE: March 13, 2015KOHL’S CARES SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM ( 1,000- 10,000)Freshman, Sophomores, Juniors and Senior who volunteered to help the community.Students must be nominated by someone who is 21 years or older at the following link starting on January 30th: /scholarship/.DEADLINE: March 13, 2015
ECLIPSE, INC. SCHOLARSHIP ( 1,000)African American Seniors who have at least a 2.0 GPA and will be attending a four-year college or university in Fall2015.Go to http://goo.gl/6HjIuY for more information and an application.DEADLINE: March 14, 2015CABRILLO CIVIC CLUBS OF CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP ( 500)Seniors of Portuguese descent who are U.S. Citizens or permanent residents, have at least a 3.5 GPA, and participatedin at least three extracurricular activities while in high school.Go to http://www.cabrillocivicclubs.org/scholarship.asp to apply.DEADLINE: March 15, 2015DENNY’S HUNGRY FOR EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP ( 2,500)Asian or Pacific Islander Seniors who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents, have at least a 3.3 GPA, demonstrateleadership in extracurricular activities, involvement in their community, and have financial need.Go to http://dennyshungryforeducation.com/ for more information and to apply.DEADLINE: March 15, 2015IMAGINATION BEGINS WITH YOU SCHOLARSHIP ( 50- 250 plus 50 for theschool library)Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors who write an original shortstory of 1,000 words or less.Go to http://goo.gl/Pyu9A2 for more information and to apply.DEADLINE: March 15, 2015ITALIAN CATHOLIC FEDERATION SCHOLARSHIP ( 400- 1,000)Roman Catholic Seniors who have at least a 3.2 GPA, have been involved inthe community, and have financial need, and have shown leadership.Go to http://www.icf.org/scholarships.html to apply.DEADLINE: March 15, 2015JUNIOR DUCK STAMP PROGRAM AND CONTEST ( 500- 5,000)Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors who are U.S. Citizens or legalresidents, and who draw/paint/sketch ducks or other eligible North American waterfowl in their natural habitat.Go to http://www.fws.gov/juniorduck/ArtContest.htm for more information and to apply.DEADLINE: March 15, 2015LAPIZ FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP ( 1,000)Seniors who are the children of a farm or migrant workers, going to a UC school in Fall 2012 (preference is given to UCDavis and UC Santa Cruz), and U.S. citizens or permanent residents.Go to http://goo.gl/MYpJpF for more information and to apply.DEADLINE: March 15, 2015STAR ACHIEVERS DOLLARS FOR SCHOLARS ( 500- 2,000)African American Seniors who write a 200-word personal statement.Go to http://goo.gl/vsTkmU for more information and to apply.DEADLINE: March 15, 2015ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY’S DIGITAL ARTS, FILM, AND ANIMATION COMPETITION ( 250 plus anall-expenses paid trip for two to Rochester, New York)Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors who are deaf or hard-of-hearing and express themselves through graphicmedia, web design, 3-D animation, film, interactive media, or photo imaging.Go to http://www.ntid.rit.edu/prospective/daac/ for more information.DEADLINE: March 17, 2015
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an O. Henry Award for “A Worn Path.” Her award-winning memoir, One Writer’s Beginnings (1984), was a runaway bestseller. Despite being very articulate about her writing, sitting graciously through countless interviews, and receiving large numbers of young fans at her home, Welty remained a very private person who always maintainedFile Size: 1MBPage Count: 16Explore furtherShort Story Project: "A Worn Path" by Eudora Welty - YouTubewww.youtube.com"A Worn Path" by Eudora Welty - 584 Words Essay Exampleivypanda.comA Worn Path: Study Guide SparkNoteswww.sparknotes.comWhat is the meaning of the short story "A Worn Path" by .www.enotes.comShort Story Analysis: A Worn Path by Eudora Welty - The .sittingbee.comRecommended to you b
