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Boston College - Presidential Scholars
Boston College -- A Comprehesive, Full-Tuition Scholarship Program
 
The Presidential Scholars Program attracts students of outstanding talent and character who strive to become leaders with integrity and vision.
 
- 15 full-tuition scholarships renewable for 4 years based upon demonstrated academic merit
-Guaranteed to meet full need for 4 years
-Honors Program that provides an integrated liberal arts education in small seminar style classes
-Fully-funded summer internships, travel and service programs
 
Deadline: Candidates must apply by the Early Action deadline of November 1
Boston University - Trustee Scholarship Competition
Trustee Scholars are selected by a faculty committee from a pool of applicants who have been nominated by principals of high schools around the world. Each scholar receives a renewable scholarship covering full undergraduate tuition and mandatory fees for four years.  Trustee Scholars are typically in the top percent of their class and are also very active leaders in their schools and communities.  Students who are nominated but not selected for a Trustee Scholarship will be considered for other BU scholarships, grants, and loans for which they apply and are eligible.
 
Please go to www.bu.edu/admissions/scholarships for more information.  Inform Mrs. Chirichella if you would like to be considered for nomination by the principal of the school.
Deadline: December 1, 2009
Ithaca College - Park Scholar Awards
The Park Scholar Awards
-are renewable for up to three years (for a total of four),
-cover the full cost of attendance, tuition, room and board, and
-include stipends for living expenses.
 
In order to qualify for this scholarship, you must apply to Ithaca College by January 2, 2010. You also must submit the Park Scholar Award application by January 15, 2010.
University of Miami - George W. Jenkins Scholarship
Seniors who have participated in school or community activities, have a strong work ethic and a history of overcoming significant adversity are welcome to apply. High financial need is also a significant factor, as determined by the FAFSA.
 
This scholarship is open to students who have a minimum weighted GPA of 3.75 and are in a well-rounded college preparatory curriculum.
 
Please see www.miami.edu/jenkins for more details.

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