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Scholarship Websites

Web Links:
  1. Engineering Scholarships Engineering Scholarships
    Great resource for all things engineering
  2. Fastweb Fastweb
    This is a free website that will tailor applicable scholarships to your personal profile. They will send updates via email when deadlines for the application submission are approaching.
  3. Greater Kansas City Scholarship Foundation Greater Kansas City Scholarship Foundation
    The scholarships listed on this website are all local scholarships. Please check requirements carefully as some scholarships are available only to specific schools.
  4. Merit Aid Merit Aid
    $11 billion in merit scholarships. Has a school search option.

Scholarship Resources

File Attachments:
  1. Copy of Scholarship Presentation (1).pptx Copy of Scholarship Presentation (1).pptx
    Scholarship Presentation created by Neil Corriston. This presentation has relevant Scholarship and FAFSA information
  2. Scholarship Essays Scholarship Essays
    retrieved from Kansas State University webpage
  3. Scholarship Organizer Scholarship Organizer
    Print this out and put in a scholarship folder to help you keep track of your scholarship deadlines and progress. Retrieved from http://elearning.raypec.k12.mo.us/course/view.php?id=117 5/8/2012
  4. Vitae.pdf Vitae.pdf
Web Links:
  1. Scholarship Tips Scholarship Tips
    Website that looks over all the information you should consider when applying for scholarships

A+ Information

The A+ Scholarship Program was created as a part of  the Outstanding Schools Act of 1993 as an incentive for improving Missouri’s high schools. The primary goal of the A+ Scholarship Program is to ensure that all students who graduate from Missouri high schools are well prepared to pursue advanced education and/or employment. The A+ Scholarship Program is designed to accomplish that imperative. “The A+ Scholarship Program will mobilize an intensive partnership among high schools, community colleges, students, teachers, parents, labor, businesses, and communities to give these students the motivation, skills, and knowledge to graduate from high school. It will create an innovative and well-designed path from high school to high skill, high wage jobs.” 



Students that complete A+ are eligible for 2-years tuition* at any MO vocational/technical school or community college.  Many MO 4-year universities offer scholarships based on A+ criteria as well.

Retrieved from http://phs.parkhill.k12.mo.us/about_our_school/a___scholarship_program/

Author: Neil Corriston
Last modified: 10/3/2017 4:52 AM (EST)