Attention High School Seniors! If you are looking for a way to receive some help with college expenses, apply for a Lewis Clark Credit Union Scholarship. This year three $500.00 scholarships are awarded to area seniors.
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Here's
what you need to know about our Scholarship Program.
Am I Eligible?
- Student must be a member or a son or daughter (or grandchild) of a member of Lewis Clark Credit Union.
- Student must begin college studies no later than the Spring Semester of the first year following receipt of the scholarship.
- Financial need is the number one criteria for scholarships.
How Do I Apply?
Lewis Clark Credit Union Scholarship applications are available at the credit union office and in most guidance counselor's offices. Or you can apply online.
When Is the Application Deadline?
- All applications must be postmarked on or before April 20, 2007 to be considered for a scholarship.
- A copy of your high school transcript must be enclosed with your application.
If you would like more information on the Scholarship Program, please call our office - 208-746-7233.
SCHOLARSHIP LINKS
The Internet is a great source for scholarship information. Visit either of the following websites to learn more about funding opportunities.
www.scholarships.com Create a personal profile with your interests, skills and background. Scholarships.com will compare this with a database of over 600,000 scholarship awards. Funding totals more than $1.4 billion from over 8,000 scholarship sources. You'll receive an immediate online list of scholarship opportunities matching your personal profile. And the best part - it's free to you.
www.srnexpress.com Scholarship Resource Network Express is a search engine and database of private scholarships for both undergraduate and postgraduate studies. It includes information on student loan forgiveness programs for those who have completed school and are in search of repayment alternatives. With more than 150,000 awards in its database, Scholarship Resource Network Express is a great source of information. And it's free too. Check it out!
And don't forget, the financial aid office
at your college or university of choice is always a great resource for scholarship
and grant information.
